Scrat the saber-toothed squirrel is back in Ice Age: Scrat Tales. Follow the lovable character on his latest adventures as a father. If you’re wondering how to watch Ice Age: Scrat Tales on Disney+, here are some methods to do so.
Where to Watch Ice Age: Scrat Tales
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How Many Episodes Are in Ice Age: Scrat Tales?
There are six episodes in Ice Age: Scrat Tales. Each episode lasts 5 minutes on average. You can check the complete list of Ice Age: Scrat Tales episodes and their scheduled date release here below.
- “Nuts About You”: April 13, 2022
- “LoFi Scrat Beats to Sleep/Chill to”: April 13, 2022
- “X’s and Uh-O’s”: April 13, 2022
- “Nutty Reflections”: April 13, 2022
- “Teeter Toddler”: April 13, 2022
- “Nut The End”: April 13, 2022
What Are the Critics Saying About Ice Age: Scrat Tales?
Ice Age: Scrat Tales has received an 85% from the audience. Viewers say the series keeps that same cold-open feel as the original Scrat shorts did in the Ice Age movies. They find Scrat and Baby Scrat’s adventures to be lovable and humorous, making the series great to watch with kids.
“I would watch an entire movie about Scrat.” – Kevin Carr, Fat Guys at the Movies
“There are enough funny moments in Ice Age: Scrat Tales to make it worth the pretty brief time commitment, especially if you’re watching it with your kids.” – Joel Keller, Decider
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Is Ice Age: Scrat Tales Suitable for Kids?
Ice Age: Scrat Tales is rated TV-G which is suitable for viewers of all ages. The series contains mild violence, gore, and frightening or intense scenes that may not be suitable for very young viewers.
