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Tilly and Andromeda exchange letters that reveal their outlooks on the world; Remy enlists the Greens to help him lie to his parents about his week in the country.
Tilly and Andromeda exchange letters that reveal their outlooks on the world; Remy enlists the Greens to help him lie to his parents about his week in the country.
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S3, EP14 "Frilly Tilly; Montaged"Tilly makes changes to her country's coming-of-age ceremony and Gramma wants none of it; Cricket fast-tracks his training for a rodeo and gets trapped in a never-ending montage.
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S3, EP17 "Pen Pals; Study Abroad"Tilly and Andromeda exchange letters that reveal their outlooks on the world; Remy enlists the Greens to help him lie to his parents about his week in the country.
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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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