‘Paw Patrol’ construction pup gets spinoff series ‘Rubble & Crew’ from Spin Master

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TORONTO – One of the “Paw Patrol” pups is getting his own spinoff series.

“Rubble & Crew” debuts this Saturday on Corus Entertainment’s Treehouse channel and the streaming platform StackTV.

The show follows the English bulldog and his canine construction crew family.

An image from the Spin Master Entertainment children’s show, “Rubble & Crew” is shown in this handout photo. The
An image from the Spin Master Entertainment children’s show, “Rubble & Crew” is shown in this handout photo. The "Paw Patrol" pup is the star of his own spinoff series, which follows his construction crew family, launching this Saturday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Spin Master *MANDATORY CREDIT*

Spin Master Entertainment said in a press release the storylines dig into “the importance of family” and feature “fun adventures and messy demolition that preschoolers will love.”

“Rubble & Crew” features all-Canadian voice-acting cast and is animated by Toronto-based Jam Filled Entertainment.

The “Paw Patrol” franchise celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, and will see its second film, “Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie,” hit theatres in October.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb. 2, 2023.

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