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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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S4, EP19 "Split Decision; Skipped Over"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.
Big City Greens
S2, EP14 "Friend Con; Flimflammed"Chip Whistler and Bill hit it off and become friends at Farm Con; Cricket stumbles into having 100 dollars and immediately buys into a pyramid scheme.
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S2, EP15 "Greens' Acres; Dolled Up"Young Bill does whatever it takes to help keep the family farm in business; Tilly and Nancy enjoy Saxon's birthday at a fancy doll store.
Big City Greens
S2, EP16 "Gabriella's Fella; Cheap Show"When Cricket's crush returns, Remy takes the opportunity to help Cricket get to know her; the family wants to visit a street fair, but Bill wants to stay home to save money.
Big City Greens
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.
Big City Greens
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.
Big City Greens
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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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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