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When the Greens visit an indoor pool, Cricket is challenged to jump off the high dive; Tilly claims that the family's goat has the spirit of a dog and enters it in a dog show.
When the Greens visit an indoor pool, Cricket is challenged to jump off the high dive; Tilly claims that the family's goat has the spirit of a dog and enters it in a dog show.
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S1, EP1 "Space Chicken; Steak Night"To impress his new neighbors, Cricket attempts to launch a chicken into space; the Greens are excited to continue their traditional monthly steak dinner, but Cricket accidentally loses the steaks on the subway.
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S1, EP2 "Cricket Versus; Blue Tater"Cricket must wrestle a wild animal in order to prove himself worthy of the family name; when Cricket persuades Bill to convert his pickup into a french fry food truck, he discovers a mysterious blue potato that Gramma says is cursed with bad luck.
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S1, EP3 "Swimming Fool; Tilly's Goat"When the Greens visit an indoor pool, Cricket is challenged to jump off the high dive; Tilly claims that the family's goat has the spirit of a dog and enters it in a dog show.
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S1, EP5 "Gramma's License; Bear Trapped"When Gramma crashes into a parked police car, she loses her driver's license and her confidence; Cricket Green hates bears.
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S5, EP6 "Killer Kludge; Tricked"Bill must set things right when it seems his Kludge is possessed by a malevolent force; when Cricket's Halloween pranks go too far, he is harassed by a vengeful scarecrow.
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S5 "Caging Cricket / Trainer Tilly"When Bill betrays Cricket's trust, Cricket traps him in a cage and runs to an amusement park; Tilly trains Cricket to be civilized so he can go to a fancy gala at the Remingtons.
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S5 "Metal Heads; Potted Meat"Bill buys the kids a metal detector; when Gramma complains that Cricket and Tilly are soft, the kids try to prove they can handle the deprivations of Gramma's childhood.
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S5 "Gloria Green / Daddy Ditty"Gloria tries to move out of the Greens' house, but wonders if she can handle life on her own again; Gramma, Cricket and Tilly force a country music star to write a song for Bill.
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