Bee Czar

Season 1

TV-PG

In the heart of Texas, "Bee Czar" Walter Schumacher is saving the world one hive at a time - and he does it without wearing a protective bee suit. His technique? He "communicates" with the bees to avoid being stung. Walter and his team at the American Honey Bee Protection Agency rescue hives from places they're unwanted - whether inside the walls of a house or 30 feet up in a neighborhood tree - and relocate the hives where the bees can thrive and pollinate in peace.

Where to Watch Season 1

6 Episodes

Welcome to the Bee Biz
E1
Welcome to the Bee BizBee Czar Walter is on a mission to save the bees, one hive at a time, and build a booming honey empire; he and his family must overcome pandemic setbacks to rescue bees from unlikely places and save frightened homeowners.
Bee the Tree
E2
Bee the TreeTo solve his staffing problem, Walter interviews prospective bee wrangler Ramon -- who's terrified of bees. Bee technician Jonathan is in for a surprise when he tackles a huge hive solo, and a family emergency threatens to bring business to a halt.
A Swarm is Coming
E3
A Swarm is ComingAs removal calls surge, the bee team feel the pressure. After a mistake puts an entire neighbourhood in danger, Walter tests their skills by removing the bees from a longhorn ranch.
Bees, Bets and a Baby
E4
Bees, Bets and a BabyWalter and Will score a deal placing hives at a country club and put their golf skills to the test. Sandy gets a shot at redemption extracting a challenging hive, and for Jonathan, a vacant house holds an even scarier surprise than thousands of bees.
Bees On Fire
E5
Bees On FireWalter's lobbying for a birthday party, but first, there are bees to save. Will helps him extract a hive from a firehouse, Walter's young sons Bodhi and Odin get hands-on with underground bees, and Meredith tackles her first hive on the roof of a church.
Episode 6
E6
Episode 6To secure a game-changing deal with a distillery, the bee team hustles to supply a huge shipment of honey. Walter, Ramon and Jonathan extract a king-sized hive at a Renaissance fair, while Will tackles a decade's worth of bees in the trunk of a tree.