Big City Greens season 1
| Big City Greens | |
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| Season 1 | |
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| No. of episodes | 30 (58 segments) |
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| Original network | Disney Channel |
| Original release | June 18, 2018 – March 9, 2019 |
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The first season of Big City Greens premiered on Disney Channel on June 18, 2018, and ended on March 9, 2019.
This season focuses on the adventures of Cricket Green and the rest of his family, who move from the country to Big City to live with Alice Green, Cricket and Tilly's grandmother and Bill's mother, and struggle to adjust to city life.
The series features the voices of Chris Houghton, Marieve Herington, Bob Joles, and Artemis Pebdani. Guest stars in this season include Jon Hamm, Raven-Symoné, Busta Rhymes, Danny Trejo, Jim Rash, Lorraine Toussaint and Paul F. Tompkins.[1]
Production
[edit]Big City Greens was picked up for its first season on March 4, 2016, under the working title of Country Club.[2][3] The series was later renamed Big City Greens on July 21, 2017.[4] During production, "Hands-On History", an episode originally intended to be the tenth of this season which focused on Remy was cut.
Episodes
[edit]The episodes are ordered by their original broadcast order, not their production order or chronological order on Disney+.
| No. overall | No. in season | Title [5][6] | Directed by | Written and storyboarded by | Story by | Original release date [5][6] | Prod. code [7][8] | U.S. viewers (millions) | ||||||
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| 1 | 1 | "Space Chicken" | Chris & Shane Houghton | Storyboarded by : Chris Houghton Written by : Chris & Shane Houghton | Chris & Shane Houghton | June 18, 2018 | 101 | 0.68[9] | ||||||
| "Steak Night" | Monica Ray | Cheyenne Curtis & Caldwell Tanner | Kylie Condon | |||||||||||
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"Space Chicken": Upon moving into their new home in Big City, Cricket sets out to launch a chicken into space in an effort to leave an impression on his neighbors. He recruits his strange sister Tilly and new city friend Remy to help in his endeavor. However, with every effort he tries, he seems to instead make his father Bill look bad in their eyes. "Steak Night": The Greens pick up steak for their tradition Steak Night, but while taking the subway back home, Cricket accidentally leaves the steak back at the waiting station. Not wanting to have their first night ruined, Cricket drags his family all throughout the different stops in an effort to save their dinner. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Anna Akana as Gloria | ||||||||||||||
| 2 | 2 | "Cricket Versus" | Matt Braly | Amy Hudkins & Jonathan Wallach | Shane Houghton | June 19, 2018 | 102 | 0.63[10] | ||||||
| "Blue Tater" | Monica Ray | Aaron Austin & Chris Pianka | Michael McCafferty | |||||||||||
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"Cricket Versus": Cricket is tasked with wrestling a wild animal to complete a Green family rite of passage, but renounces his family name when he fails to find any vicious creatures in the city… or does he? "Blue Tater": Cricket convinces Bill to turn his pick up truck into a French fry food truck, but their day is tarnished by bad luck, after Cricket harvests an unlucky blue potato. Guest stars: Anna Akana as Gloria, Andy Daly as Officer Keys | ||||||||||||||
| 3 | 3 | "Swimming Fool" | Matt Braly & Tiffany Ford | Charlie Gavin & Anna O'Brian | Carson Montgomery | June 20, 2018 | 103 | 0.66[11] | ||||||
| "Tilly's Goat" | Matt Braly | Amy Hudkins & Jonathan Wallach | ||||||||||||
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"Swimming Fool": Cricket tries to overcome his fear of the high dive when the Greens visit an indoor pool. "Tilly's Goat": Cricket and Remy attempt to save Tilly from embarrassing herself when she enters her pet goat into a fancy dog show. Guest stars Zeno Robinson as Remy, Dee Bradley Baker as Melissa and Announcer, Jorge Diaz as Carlos, Colton Dunn as Brett, Kirby Howell-Baptiste as Judge Uppinsbottom, Monica Ray as Kiki, Luke Lowe as Benny | ||||||||||||||
| 4 | 4 | "Cricketsitter" | Monica Ray | Charlie Gavin & Anna O'Brian | Jennifer Keene | June 21, 2018 | 106 | 0.79[12] | ||||||
| "Backflip Bill" | Amy Hudkins & Jonathan Wallach | Kenny Byerly & Kylie Condon | ||||||||||||
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"Cricketsitter": While Bill takes Gramma to the doctor for a checkup, Tilly is given the task of babysitting Cricket for the time period. While Cricket is checking off his list of things to do with a bucket, Tilly sabotages one of Cricket's to-dos, and ends up dislocating one of his arm joints. "Backflip Bill": Cricket convinces Bill to follow his childhood dream of becoming a gymnast, but Bill is put a bit under pressure under some mild trauma from when Gramma was coaching Bill, during those childhood dreams. Guest stars: Brian George as Doctor, Vladimir Caamaño as Juan Pablo | ||||||||||||||
| 5 | 5 | "Gramma's License" | Matt Braly & Tiffany Ford | Cheyenne Curtis & Caldwell Tanner | Kenny Byerly | June 22, 2018 | 104 | 0.73[13] | ||||||
| "Bear Trapped" | Chris Houghton | Matt Braly & Monica Ray | Carson Montgomery | |||||||||||
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"Gramma's License": Cricket and Tilly help Gramma practice for her driver's test, after she learns her current license is expired. "Bear Trapped": Cricket, Tilly and Remy befriend a bear that's loose in the city and try to protect it from Officer Keys and animal control. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Andy Daly as Officer Keys, Luke Lowe as Benny, Fred Tatasciore as Daisy | ||||||||||||||
| 6 | 6 | "Photo Op" | Tiffany Ford | Charlie Gavin & Anna O'Brian | Carson Montgomery | June 25, 2018 | 108 | 0.72[14] | ||||||
| "Remy Rescue" | Monica Ray | Ben Adams & Rebecca Schauer | Kenny Byerly | |||||||||||
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"Photo Op": Bill takes the family to the mall under the pretense of going to the food court but is actually hoping to have a family photo taken, much to the rest of the Greens' dismay. "Remy Rescue": Remy's parents learn that he has been skipping his violin lessons to hang out with Cricket, and threaten to end their friendship by sending Remy to boarding school, so Cricket does the best he can to stop them and keep him and Remy's friendship tied. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Lorraine Toussaint as Rashida Remington, Colton Dunn as Russell Remington, Danny Trejo as Vasquez, Luke Lowe as Benny | ||||||||||||||
| 7 | 7 | "Gridlocked" | Monica Ray | Cheyenne Curtis & Caldwell Tanner | Shane Houghton | June 27, 2018 | 105 | 0.73[15] | ||||||
| "Mama Bird" | Tiffany Ford | Amy Hudkins & Jonathan Wallach | Jennifer Keene | |||||||||||
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"Gridlocked": Feeling smothered by city life, Bill decides to take the family on a day trip to the country only to become trapped in a massive traffic jam. Meanwhile, Gramma gets herself her own personal radio DJ, Tilly washes cars, and Cricket gets chased around over a big misunderstanding. "Mama Bird": Tilly finds an abandoned bird nest in the yard and decides to take care of the chicks, only to become jealous when they take a liking to Cricket instead of her, which drives Tilly to deprivation. Guest stars: Anna Akana as Gloria, Andy Daly as Officer Keys, Scott Aukerman as Radio DJ, John DiMaggio as Truck Driver | ||||||||||||||
| 8 | 8 | "Welcome Home" | Matt Braly | Chris Houghton | Shane Houghton | July 2, 2018 | 107 | 0.67[16] | ||||||
| "Raccooned" | Monica Ray | Aaron Austin, Monica Ekabutr & Chris Pianka | ||||||||||||
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"Welcome Home": After losing the family farm in this origin episode, Bill, Cricket and Tilly move to Big City to live with Gramma and have a series of misadventures when their pickup truck and all of their belongings are towed away. "Raccooned": A family of raccoons take over the house after Bill and Cricket fetch Gramma's teddy bear in the garage when they accidentally disturb the nest of raccoons inside. The family scrambles to get the raccoons to leave the house, but Cricket and Bill's constant arguing keeps making everything worse. Guest star: Dee Bradley Baker as Raccoons | ||||||||||||||
| 9 | 9 | "Fill Bill" | Monica Ray | Aaron Austin & Chris Pianka | Kenny Byerly & Jennifer Keene | July 9, 2018[a] | 109 | 0.67[18] | ||||||
| "Critterball Crisis" | Ben Adams & Rebecca Schauer | Kenny Byerly | ||||||||||||
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"Fill Bill": Bill tries to prove that he is a real citizen of Big City when the family dines at a fancy seafood restaurant while Cricket and Tilly make it their mission to liberate the restaurant's octopuses. "Critterball Crisis": Gloria confiscates Cricket's critterballs after he kicks them over the fence into the neighbouring cafe and schemes to get them back. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Anna Akana as Gloria, Colton Dunn as Brett, John Early as Alexander, Jim Rash as Waiter, Busta Rhymes as Fish | ||||||||||||||
| 10 | 10 | "Parade Day" | Monica Ray | Cheyenne Curtis & Caldwell Tanner | Kenny Byerly | July 11, 2018 | 110 | 0.66[19] | ||||||
| "DIY Guys" | Amy Hudkins & Jonathan Wallach | Carson Montgomery | ||||||||||||
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"Parade Day": Cricket begins his part time job at Big Coffee to pay off the damages he caused in the previous episode but is more interested in sneaking out to attend the Big City Parade than he is in working. "DIY Guys": Bill teaches Remy how to be self reliant when the family heads to a gigantic hardware store to find a replacement part for their broken vacuum cleaner. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Anna Akana as Gloria, Andy Daly as Officer Keys | ||||||||||||||
| 11 | 11 | "Gargoyle Gals" | Anna O'Brian | Charlie Gavin & Anna O'Brian | Kenny Byerly | July 16, 2018 | 111 | 0.59[20] | ||||||
| "Supermarket Scandal" | Matt Braly & Tiffany Ford | Ben Adams & Rebecca Schauer | ||||||||||||
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"Gargoyle Gals": Tilly makes friends with a insanely ideal theorist who names herself Andromeda, and Tilly plays along with her lifestyle. "Supermarket Scandal": The Greens open up a food stand, but they are low on supplies, so Cricket gets the idea of making artificially-crafted food to compensate while he sells to Wholesome Foods manager Chip Whistler. Also the origin of Tilly's sack doll, Saxon. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Dee Bradley Baker as Phoenix Luke Lowe as Benny, Paul Scheer as Chip Whistler, Andy Daly as Officer Keys, Nicole Byer as Andromeda | ||||||||||||||
| 12 | 12 | "Barry Cuda" | Matt Braly & Tiffany Ford | Aaron Austin & Chris Pianka | Carson Montgomery | July 18, 2018 | 112 | 0.59[21] | ||||||
| "Suite Retreat" | Tiffany Ford | Ben Adams & Rebecca Schauer | Jennifer Keene | |||||||||||
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"Barry Cuda": Cricket uses his hard earned $10 on a singing fish decor, and he won't stop playing it. Soon to find Barry was axed, Cricket seeks to find who killed his first spend. "Suite Retreat": Gramma gets fed up with the Greens ruining her peaceful moments, so she has them spend a day at a hotel, so she can finally get some peace and quiet. She soon finds that it is more lonely than she thought, so she then tries to sabotage the Greens' hotel stay. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Dee Bradley Baker as Phoenix John Early as Alexander | ||||||||||||||
| 13 | 13 | "Family Legacy" | Natasha Kline | Cheyenne Curtis & Caldwell Tanner | Kenny Byerly & Michael McCafferty | July 23, 2018 | 113 | 0.60[22] | ||||||
| "Paint Misbehavin'" | Chris Houghton | Katie Aldworth & Rebecca Schauer | Jennifer Keene | |||||||||||
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"Family Legacy": Cricket and Tilly guide Gramma through a riddle she has been trying to solve for years, but as it turns out, the answers were in the legacy left by ancestors of the Green family's past generations. "Paint Misbehavin": During work at Big Coffee, Cricket finds that Gloria has not sold a single piece of art yet, so Cricket draws some scribbles on them, and they soon find that the two have a powerful spark of synergy. Guest stars: Anna Akana as Gloria, Grey Griffin as Vuka | ||||||||||||||
| 14 | 14 | "Rated Cricket" | Natasha Kline | Aaron Austin & Chris Pianka | Carson Montgomery | July 25, 2018 | 114 | 0.57[23] | ||||||
| "Homeshare Hoedown" | Monica Ray | Katie Aldworth & Rebecca Schauer | Jennifer Keene | |||||||||||
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"Rated Cricket": Instead of going to see Croblins 2 with the rest of his family, Cricket, thinking he's more mature than he seems, wants to see the adult romance flick Kiss of Death believing it to be a horror movie. "Homeshare Hoedown": Gloria tells Cricket about a site called "Share BnB", and sets Cricket up with two roommates to spend the night at the Cricket residence. Sadly for Cricket, the new guests' adolescence for authenticity drives Cricket to insanity. Guest stars: Anna Akana as Gloria, Scott Menville as Jace, Paul F. Tompkins as Justin, Lauren Lapkus as Val, Luke Lowe as Benny | ||||||||||||||
| 15 | 15 | "Cricket's Shoes" | Natasha Kline | Cheyenne Curtis & Caldwell Tanner | Shane Houghton | July 30, 2018 | 116 | 0.62[24] | ||||||
| "Feud Fight" | Amy Hudkins & Jonathan Wallach | Kenny Byerly & Michael McCafferty | ||||||||||||
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"Cricket's Shoes": Cricket comes down ill after sharing a popsicle with his dog, Phoenix, so he has his family to fill in his shoes. "Feud Fight": Chip Whistler returns, bringing Wholesome Foods to the outdoor food market, as he drags customers in with many marketing ploys, and Cricket destines to foil his plot. Meanwhile, Gramma goes looking for the spiciest pepper for her 10-Alarm chili. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Anna Akana as Gloria, Paul Scheer as Chip Whistler, Griffin McElroy as Pepper Merchant, Monica Ray as Kiki, Luke Lowe as Benny, Lamar Woods as Weezie | ||||||||||||||
| 16 | 16 | "Breaking News" | Natasha Kline | Charlie Gavin & Anna O'Brian | Carson Montgomery | August 1, 2018 | 117 | 0.65[25] | ||||||
| "Cyberbullies" | Monica Ray | Aaron Austin & Chris Pianka | Kenny Byerly | |||||||||||
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"Breaking News": In an attempt to give the news' coverage of Bill's gigantic Watermelon a bit of zest, it ends up being a cover story of Cricket himself. After knowing of this, Cricket sees to it that he gives Bill's watermelon the kudos it deserves. "Cyber Bullies": After Cricket refuses to give the Cyber Knights, the most feared trio of the online community, his Spacecoins, the Cyber Knights start tormenting Cricket's friends' technological platforms and it is up to Cricket to fight back for their proper solitude. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Raven-Symoné as Maria Media, Jessica McKenna as Cyber Knight Leader, Luke Lowe as Benny, Lamar Woods as Weezie, Monica Ray as Kiki | ||||||||||||||
| 17 | 17 | "Tilly Tour" | Monica Ray | Amy Hudkins & Jonathan Wallach | Jennifer Keene | August 6, 2018 | 118 | 0.63[26] | ||||||
| "Dinner Party" | Natasha Kline | Katie Aldworth & Rebecca Schauer | Kenny Byerly & Michael McCafferty | |||||||||||
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"Tilly Tour": Tilly takes Gramma out on a tour to see Big City's famous landmarks, but Gramma isn't impressed with any of it, and it gives her bad memories of when Gramma's farm was infested by the self-titled Big City, so Tilly instead takes her to the places Tilly is the most fond of. Meanwhile, Bill and Cricket try to repair the bathroom. "Dinner Party": In an attempt for Remy to spend more time with Cricket, the Greens invite his parents over for dinner. Yet, the different lifestyles of the Remingtons don't make things better, boiling down to a rainy Touch Football showdown. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Dee Bradley Baker as Melissa, Lorraine Toussaint as Rashida Remington, Colton Dunn as Russell Remington | ||||||||||||||
| 18 | 18 | "Coffee Quest" | Natasha Kline | Storyboarded by : Aaron Austin & Chris Pianka Written by : Kenny Byerly | Kenny Byerly | August 8, 2018 | 120 | 0.63[27] | ||||||
| "Phoenix Rises" | Monica Ray | Katie Aldworth & Rebecca Schauer | Shane Houghton | |||||||||||
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"Coffee Quest": Cricket and Gloria are sent by their boss, Ms. Cho, to restock on Big Coffee's coffee bean supply, so that Cricket's debt can be fully paid off. Unluckily, the last bag is in possession of Chip Whistler and he's not gonna go down easily. "Phoenix Rises": Phoenix, Cricket's frail red dog, catches a familiar whiff, and goes sniffing for it. This worries the Green family, as they go looking for their dog, thinking he got lost, or kidnapped, at worst. Also in a plot twist, Cricket and Tilly's mom Nancy Green returns upon been released from prison. Guest stars: Wendi McLendon-Covey as Nancy Green, Zeno Robinson as Remy, Anna Akana as Gloria, Shane Houghton as Greg, Paul Scheer as Chip Whistler, Dee Bradley Baker as Phoenix Melissa | ||||||||||||||
| 19 | 19 | "Blood Moon" | Monica Ray | Charlie Gavin, Amy Hudkins, Anna O'Brian & Jonathan Wallach | Carson Montgomery | October 6, 2018 | 115 | 0.54[28] | ||||||
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In this full half hour special, the Green family prepare for Halloween, but Gramma warns of the Blood Moon, an event where all the animals suddenly become blood thirsty beasts. True to her word, the animals suddenly become violent and trap the Greens, Remy, Vasquez and Gloria in the house while Halloween is going on. Eventually, everything spirals out of control when they learn how the animals escaped their confinement and why. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Anna Akana as Gloria, Danny Trejo as Vasquez, Colton Dunn as Brett, Dee Bradley Baker as Zombie Farm Animals | ||||||||||||||
| 20 | 20 | "Big Deal" | Monica Ray | Kiana Khansmith & Caldwell Tanner | Carson Montgomery | November 3, 2018 | 119 | 0.56[29] | ||||||
| "Forbidden Feline" | Ian Mutchler & Rebecca Schauer | Jennifer Keene | ||||||||||||
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"Big Deal": On Black Friday, the Greens spot an ad for low prices for TVs at Price Busters. At Cricket's urging, the family goes shopping, but quickly learn that the store's manager Louis lowers the price so that he can watch shoppers furiously fight one another over items. "Forbidden Feline": Tilly becomes friends with Anoush, the neighborhood cat, only to learn that he belongs to Gramma's neighbor/arch-enemy Mr. Grigorian. He forbids the two to play with one another forcing Tilly to go and rescue her new feline friend. Guest stars: Jon Hamm as Louis, Maurice LaMarche as Mr. Grigorian, Dee Bradley Baker as Anoush | ||||||||||||||
| 21 | 21 | "Uncaged" | Natasha Kline | Charlie Gavin, Amy Hudkins, Anna O'Brian & Jonathan Wallach | Kenny Byerly | January 11, 2019 | 121 | 0.93[30] | ||||||
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Following "Phoenix Rises", Nancy reunites with her family. While Cricket and Tilly are happy to see her, Bill and Gramma are concerned that she will be a bad influence on the kids. Cricket is bothered by being called a "good kid" by Nancy and decides to impress her by having him and Tilly release an orangutan from the zoo. Unfortunately, they end up releasing all the animals who run amok all over Big City and now must work together to get them back while avoiding the jovially staunch Officer Keys. Guest stars: Wendi McLendon-Covey as Nancy Green, Zeno Robinson as Remy, Andy Daly as Officer Keys, Danny Trejo as Vasquez | ||||||||||||||
| 22 | 22 | "Harvest Dinner" | Natasha Kline | Amy Hudkins & Jonathan Wallach | Kenny Byerly | January 12, 2019 | 123 | 0.46[31] | ||||||
| "Winner Winner" | Monica Ray | Caroline Director & Rebecca Schauer | Carson Montgomery | |||||||||||
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"Harvest Dinner": Bill sends Tilly to the grocery store to go and get paprika for his stew. Feeling insulted for not being trusted, Gramma and Cricket rush out to try to beat Tilly at getting the ingredient. Meanwhile, Bill and Nancy try working together in the kitchen, but their methods are too different. "Winner Winner": The Greens head to the community center so that Bill can get Gramma to try a zumba class. Tilly becomes fascinated with the trophy display and decides to earn one by working with the tough Community Sue and Cricket teams up with Remy, Kiki and Benny to see where a mysterious inaccessible door leads. Guest stars: Wendi McLendon-Covey as Nancy Green, Fred Tatasciore as Daisy, Zeno Robinson as Remy, Monica Ray as Kiki, Betsy Sodaro as Community Sue, Vladimir Caamaño as Juan Pablo, Luke Lowe as Benny | ||||||||||||||
| 23 | 23 | "Night Bill" | Natasha Kline | Cheyenne Curtis & Caldwell Tanner | Michael McCafferty | January 19, 2019 | 122 | 0.51[32] | ||||||
| "Cheap Snake" | Monica Ray | Charlie Gavin & Anna O'Brian | Carson Montgomery | |||||||||||
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"Night Bill": Cricket and Tilly begin noticing that Bill is buying them expensive things and he keeps showing up at home very tired and sleepy. They follow him out one night and discover that he is now working at a call in center for energy drinks. Now, Cricket and Tilly must race Bill's new boss to free their dad. "Cheap Snake": Cricket is tired of having to plan things and convinces Remy that they need to do something radical and immediate. Cricket ends up buying a snake, named Snakey, who ends up becoming too much of a hassle for him. Cricket refuses to give up Snakey at the behest of Remy and Tilly until he begins eating the farm animals. Guest stars: Zeno Robinson as Remy, Anna Akana as Gloria, Wallace Shawn as Jyle | ||||||||||||||
| 24 | 24 | "Hiya Henry" | Natasha Kline | Charlie Gavin & Anna O'Brian | Lacy Dyer & Julia Layton | January 26, 2019 | 124 | 0.57[33] | ||||||
| "People Watching" | Monica Ray | Caldwell Tanner & Kiana Khansmith | ||||||||||||
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"Hiya Henry": Big Coffee is hosting a talent show and Cricket convinces Tilly to join. She ends up finding a ventriloquist dummy that she names Henry. Everyone loves Henry except for Cricket who cannot stand its off putting appearance and small doll hands. Now Cricket must get rid of Henry without hurting Tilly's feelings. "People Watching": The whole Green Family is relaxing out in the streets of Big City watching strangers pass by. Nancy then suggests that they play the people watching game where they spot a stranger and make up stories about them. Everyone is having fun except for Bill who cannot come up with anything creative and just bores the family. Guest stars: Wendi McLendon-Covey as Nancy Green, Zeno Robinson as Remy, Anna Akana as Gloria | ||||||||||||||
| 25 | 25 | "Valentine's Dance" | Natasha Kline | Amy Hudkins & Jonathan Wallach | Kenny Byerly | February 2, 2019 | 127 | 0.62[34] | ||||||
| "Green Streets" | Monica Ray | Megan Boyd & Rebecca Schauer | Lacy Dyer & Julia Layton | |||||||||||
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"Valentine's Dance": It is Valentine's Day and everyone is falling in love, except for Cricket who despises romance. However, things change when he spots Garbiella and suddenly cannot stop thinking about her. Meanwhile, Tilly tries to become Cupid and Nancy and Gramma start disagreeing over their chaperoning skills. "Green Street": Cricket is frustrated by the garbage he finds lying around on his street and enlists the help of Officer Keys to apprehend the litter bug. Cricket decides to change Keys to his usual cheery self into a serious and tough cop, but unfortunately Keys goes after him when he turns out to be the litter bug culprit. Guest stars: Wendi McLendon-Covey as Nancy Green, Zeno Robinson as Remy, Anna Akana as Gloria, Scott Menville as Jace, Andy Daly as Officer Keys, Luke Lowe as Benny, Lamar Woods as Weezie, Betsy Sodaro as Community Sue, Jenna Ortega as Gabriella | ||||||||||||||
| 26 | 26 | "Hurty Tooth" | Monica Ray | Megan Boyd & Rebecca Schauer | Chris Houghton | February 9, 2019 | 125 | 0.60[35] | ||||||
| "Sleepover Sisters" | Natasha Kline | Amy Hudkins & Jonathan Wallach | Lacy Dyer & Julia Layton | |||||||||||
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"Hurty Tooth": Cricket's tooth begins hurting, so Bill drags him and Tilly to the dentist to get a check up. Cricket refuses to get his tooth pulled by Dr. Enamel in accords to Gramma's usual accusations. Meanwhile, Tilly tries to get a tooth for the tooth fairy and Bill tries to spot the difference in a magazine. "Sleepover Sisters": Tilly and Andromeda want to feel closer so they have a sleepover at the latter's house. Upon reading a story, the two decide to stay up late at night to acquire psychic powers. This leaves Cricket to have the bedroom to himself, but he finds he cannot sleep without Tilly's snoring. Guest stars: Nicole Byer as Andromeda, Paul F. Tompkins as Tooth Fairy, Luke Lowe as Benny, Eric Jacobson performing Fozzie Bear as Dr. Enamel and "Fozzie Bear's Personal Handyman" | ||||||||||||||
| 27 | 27 | "Trailer Trouble" | Monica Ray | Kiana Khansmith & Caldwell Tanner | Carson Montgomery | February 16, 2019 | 126 | 0.54[36] | ||||||
| "Mansion Madness" | Natasha Kline | Charlie Gavin & Anna O'Brian | ||||||||||||
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"Trailer Trouble": Cricket and Tilly head to Nancy's for Mom Night where they can have as much fun as they want. However, Nancy's old biker gang, the Stingers, arrive and steal her trailer for betraying them. Now, Nancy, Cricket and Tilly must race their leader, Skids, for the return of Nancy's only home. "Mansion Madness": While Remy is away with his family, Cricket is tasked with feeding Snakey. The rest of the Greens come and decide to make themselves at home, but get into trouble when Tilly poses as a rich heiress for the neighbors, Bill goes for a joyride in a jalopy and Gramma gets lost in the mansion's long hallways. Guest Stars: Wendi McLendon-Covey as Nancy Green, Zeno Robinson as Remy, Colton Dunn as Russell Remington Lord Chrome, Lorraine Toussaint as Rashida Remington, Marieve Herington as Leadfoot, Tom Kenny as Dan, Lauren Lapkus as Rich Lady | ||||||||||||||
| 28 | 28 | "Park Pandemonium" | Natasha Kline | Charlie Gavin & Anna O'Brian | Lacy Dyer & Julia Layton | February 23, 2019 | 128 | 0.54[37] | ||||||
| "Cricket's Biscuits" | Monica Ray | Kiana Khansmith & Caldwell Tanner | Carson Montgomery | |||||||||||
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"Park Pandemonium": When Gramma abandons Tilly at the park, it becomes granddaughter versus grandma in a battle of pride as they try to make the other jealous with replacements. Meanwhile, Bill tries to be cool with a couple of youths and Cricket teams up with a playground designer to make the most dangerous playground. "Cricket's Biscuits": After Cricket and Tilly get injured, Gramma makes her famous Feel Better Biscuits which immediately make the kids feel good. They want more, but Gramma refuses. Bill tells them that she only makes them when they are injured. After failing to fool Gramma, they decide to outright steal the recipe. Guest Stars: Andy Daly as Officer Keys, Alex Hirsch as Wyatt | ||||||||||||||
| 29 | 29 | "Skunked" | Monica Ray | Kiana Khansmith & Caldwell Tanner | Shane Houghton | March 2, 2019 | 129 | 0.52[38] | ||||||
| "Axin' Saxon" | Natasha Kline | Amy Hudkins & Jonathan Wallach | Lacy Dyer & Julia Layton | |||||||||||
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"Skunked": As the patrons of Big Coffee celebrate their local hero Mark, Cricket plots to become a hero himself. He gathers a trio of skunks to invade the café so that he can swoop in and save everyone from the stinky vermin. However, Cricket's plan does not go as planned and soon he puts himself and the patrons in danger. "Axin' Saxon": While Bill, Cricket and Remy go fishing, Nancy stays at home with Tilly to bond with her. Things go horribly wrong when Nancy accidentally destroys Saxon, Tilly's sack doll, in the wash. Believing that Gramma is to blame, Tilly seeks revenge on her while Nancy struggles to tell Tilly the truth. Guest stars: Wendi McLendon-Covey as Nancy Green, Zeno Robinson as Remy, Anna Akana as Gloria, Andy Daly as Officer Keys, Colin Hanks as Mark, Elizabeth Hanks as Angelina, Dee Bradley Baker as Skunks | ||||||||||||||
| 30 | 30 | "Cricket's Place" | Natasha Kline | Charlie Gavin & Anna O'Brian | Carson Montgomery | March 9, 2019 | 130 | 0.61[39] | ||||||
| "Volunteer Tilly" | Monica Ray | Megan Boyd & Rebecca Schauer | Lacy Dyer & Julia Layton | |||||||||||
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"Cricket's Place": Cricket narrates a story about when he and Remy got fed up with being told what to do by grownups. They decide to purchase an apartment (situated next to the Green residence) and do nothing but throw parties every day. However, Cricket and Remy begin to see that living by oneself with no discipline is not the greatest. "Volunteer Tilly": Tilly is invited by Brett to volunteer at the animal shelter and starts living in paradise with the numerous animals that stay there. However, she cannot resist the temptation of keeping the pets to herself especially when people come to adopt them. Meanwhile, Cricket and Gramma pull pranks on Bill. Guest stars: Wendi McLendon-Covey as Nancy Green, Zeno Robinson as Remy, Colton Dunn as Brett, Maurice LaMarche as Mr. Grigorian, Luke Lowe as Benny, Monica Ray as Kiki, Lamar Woods as Weezie, Danny Trejo as Vasquez, Dee Bradley Baker as Ivanhoe | ||||||||||||||
Notes
[edit]- ^ On Disney Channel in Germany, "Fill Bill" aired on July 5, 2018, and "Critterball Crisis" aired on July 6, 2018.[17]
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