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Cricket gets dumped by his girlfriend, so he tries to change to win her back; Bill becomes hyper-competitive when Cricket starts to be better at things than him.
Cricket gets dumped by his girlfriend, so he tries to change to win her back; Bill becomes hyper-competitive when Cricket starts to be better at things than him.
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S3, EP2 "Boss Life; Papaganda"Bill forces his family to embrace a live, laugh, love philosophy; Gloria tries to maintain her café's perfect rating.
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S3, EP3 "Little Buddy; Zen Garden"Cricket mentors a wild child; Tilly develops a cult following; Nancy tries to prove herself on the farm; Bill struggles to relax at a fancy spa with Gramma.
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S3, EP4 "No Service; Takened"Cricket is halted at a convenience store due to its no shoes, no service policy; when Remy throws Vasquez a surprise party, Bill's secret-keeping is put to the test.
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S3, EP5 "Green Greens; Truce Bomb"Tilly and Bill set off on an epic journey to recycle a fluorescent light bulb at an e-waste center; Tilly tries to solve a long-standing feud between Gramma and Mr. Grigorian.
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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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