Grizz is a North American young grizzly bear cub, with brownish red eyes. He is completely covered in a thick coat of brown fur, along with light brown paw pads. He has a huge, oval black bear nose with black, thin eyebrows.

Not much is known about Grizz’s parents, It is unknown what happened to his parent(s) or who they were.

Grizz is shown to be stuck in a large tree during a rainstorm. He's also crying loudly in fear. The tree is surrounded by police cars and firetrucks and some bystanders who presumably called 911; authorities rushing to get the cub down safely. The firemen quickly prep before sending one of them up to retrieve the bear. Once he reaches the crying Grizz, he reaches out his hand for him to grab onto. It takes a while to calm him down, but when he does, he grabs a tight hold onto the fireman's wrist before he heads down with the cub.

After the situation dies down and all is calm, the firemen head off to take the cub to safety, Grizz still tightly gripping onto the cuff of the man who saved him. It has now been discovered that Grizz can talk and get on a bipedal stance, then Grizz is adopted by a TV Network to star in "Family Troubles", a Canadian Sitcom. He starts to consider his co-stars on the show as his real family. With Tom Hortins being called dad, Barbara Jones being called mom, and Victoria Taylor being called sister. Unfortunately, this is one-sided, however, the actors do play along.

it starts with a scene cut and the directors comment saying great work to everyone, the whole “family” tells Grizz also did well on his acting, calling him a natural star and Victoria telling him to give him some acting tips, he agrees on that then the director gives them a break. Grizz then runs after two directors.

“Hey! Mr. Director! Wait up! Oh man, I love my family so much! Ah, Ever since you adopted me from that fire station, Everything's been so perfect! Now, I am a part of a great TV family on a moderately waived Canadian TV show. I wish someday, i can have an even bigger family!”

Grizz says, throwing his paws up in the air.