TFB Pew Patrol Coming to NBC Saturday Mornings

TFB Pew Patrol Official Announcement

“Saturday mornings just went full semi!”

Join the elite, eccentric, and entirely animated crew of TFB Pew Patrol—a ragtag team of misfit operatives who solve high-stakes problems with even higher-stakes overreactions! When danger threatens Tactical Town, these heroes roll out in their over-accessorized adventure van, gear up with foam dart launchers, and deploy their not-so-secret weapon: Boomer the Dog, a tactical good boy with a nose for trouble and a backpack full of snacks (and maybe a smoke grenade or two).

Each episode is packed with:

• Questionable tactics
• Unnecessary night vision
• Educational-ish segments like “Know Your Pew!”
• Short shorts
• And heartwarming lessons like “Always check your safety (and your snacks).”

Whether they're defending the backyard range from garden gnomes or rescuing chickens from the clutches of the Evil Count Malfunction, the Pew Patrol never misses… unless it's on purpose.

TFB Pew Patrol—where friendship is full auto, fun is mag-fed, and Saturday mornings are locked and loaded!

Season One Episode List

“Boomer Goes Boom”

Boomer eats the team’s last flashbang. Chaos. Sparkles. Friendship.

“Mission: Backyard BBQ”

A covert cookout op goes hot when Gramps Pew mistakes the grill for enemy fire.

“Operation: Pillow Fort Siege”

Dotty digs in. Captain Click demands breaching charges. Boomer has a tactical nap.

“The Day the Pew Went Silent”

All gear malfunctions at once. The team is forced to rely on communication. NO ONE IS READY.

“NVG Night at the Museum”

Scopey installs night vision goggles on everything. Including a sandwich.

“The Great Gear Swap”

A mysterious tactical box causes the team to swap loadouts—and personalities. Bang Bang in a ghillie suit is a problem.

“Safety is Optional!”

A cautionary tale about trigger discipline disguised as a musical number.

“Boomer’s Barkening”

Boomer takes the lead when his tennis ball rolls into restricted territory.

“Ghost of the Gun Range”

Dotty insists the range is haunted. Scopey invents a ghost detector. Gramps Pew just yells at the air.

“The Final Pew-Down” (Season Finale)

The villainous Count Malfunction returns with his dreaded army of Jam-Bots. The team must unite, reload, and hug it out.