Fans of Chip and Dale rejoice! The adorable chipmunk duo is back in Chip ‘N’ Dale: Park Life. Follow the two critters in these animated shorts about their life in the big city. If you’re wondering how to watch Chip ‘N’ Dale: Park Life on Disney+, here are some methods to do so.
Where to Watch Chip ‘N’ Dale: Park Life Season 1
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How Many Episodes Are in Chip ‘N’ Dale: Park Life Season 1?
There are 12 episodes in Chip ‘N’ Dale: Park Life with a second season forthcoming. Each episode lasts 25 minutes on average. You can check the complete list of Chip ‘N’ Dale: Park Life episodes and their scheduled date release here below.
Season One
- “Thou Shall Nut Steal/The Baby Whisperer/It Takes Two to Tangle”: July 28, 2021
- “The Whole Package/Bird Brains/Acorn In My Side”: August 4, 2021
- “The Jungle/The Flight/Deep Dive”: August 11, 2021
- “A Nut You Can’t Refuse/Chipmunks Away/Ruff Justice”: August 18, 2021
- “Dog in the House/Cone Alone/Highway to Hugs”: August 25, 2021
- “The Hazelnut King/Egg Baby/Mega Muscle Chip”: September 1, 2021
- “Struggling Duckling/Friends Of The Family/Top Dog”: September 8, 2021
- “The Ghost/The Imperfect Crime/Nut Soup”: September 15, 2021
- “The Unusual Nutspects/An Evening With Clarice/Craft Craze”: September 22, 2021
- “Too Late To Hibernate/Sorry Nut Sorry/Never Trust A Sausage”: September 29, 2021
- “Night of the Pizza Moon/Who’s Your Granny?/Summer Sidekick Syndrome”: October 6, 2021
- “Delivery Duck/Dark in the Park/Choppin’ Dale”: October 13, 2021
What Are the Critics Saying About Chip ‘N’ Dale: Park Life Season 1?
Chip ‘N’ Dale: Park Life has received an 80% from critics. Some audience viewers enjoyed the return to the chipmunk duo, however, others cite that the show misses the nostalgia mark. Others were disappointed in the lower-budget quality of animation compared to some original series featuring Chip and Dale.
“It’s cute, funny, and nostalgic all at once, and sure to entertain the younger members of any household.“ – Kate Robertson, Stuff.co.nz
“Chip ‘n’ Dale: Park Life is just not consistently funny enough to live up to its best moments.“ – Douglas Laman, The Spool
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Is Chip ‘N’ Dale: Park Life Season 1 Suitable for Kids?
Chip ‘N’ Dale: Park Life is rated TV-G which is suitable for viewers of all ages. The series has depictions of mild violence and gore and may contain frightening or intense scenes not suitable for younger viewers.
