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Bill goes out of his way to get on a neighbor's good side; Cricket must prove himself worthy to avoid losing his delivery job to a robot.
Bill goes out of his way to get on a neighbor's good side; Cricket must prove himself worthy to avoid losing his delivery job to a robot.
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S3, EP6 "Trivia Night; Big Trouble"Cricket wants to prove to his family that he is not dumb during trivia night at the café; Tilly gets punished for the first time and decides to break bad.
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S3, EP7 "DependaBill; The Delivernator"Bill goes out of his way to get on a neighbor's good side; Cricket must prove himself worthy to avoid losing his delivery job to a robot.
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S3, EP8 "Listen Up!; Big Picture"Cricket loses his hearing and keeps it a secret from Bill; the Greens go to a hipster drive-in movie, where Gloria proves her life is fun by taking the perfect SnapAGram photo.
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S3, EP9 "Rembo; Dirt Jar"Remy determines to become a martial arts warrior after freezing in the face of danger; Cricket's missing dirt jar prompts the story of when the Greens left their country farm.
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S5 "Remy Regatta / Green Journalism"After a fight with his mom, Remy decides to skipper his own ship in the annual regatta; Tilly fears her family is growing distant and starts a newspaper to keep them connected.
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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 "Fitness Test / The Farmies"Remy excuses himself from the mayoral fitness test and Cricket is turned into a super soldier; Bill competes for the Golden Gourd award while Tilly falls for a Hot Potato.
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