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The Greens are determined to make their 100th adventure their best, even if that means unleashing monstrous chickens, journeying beyond death and delivering a mysterious package.
The Greens are determined to make their 100th adventure their best, even if that means unleashing monstrous chickens, journeying beyond death and delivering a mysterious package.
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S4, EP17 "Freebie Frenzy; TP'd"The Greens cause trouble during free sample day at the Farmers Market; Cricket and Nancy toilet paper all of Smalton in a quest for pranking glory.
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S4, EP16 "Evil Family; Greens Underground"Chip Whistler attempts to create an evil family, so he takes down the Greens; the Greens move to the suburbs and live under new identities to hide from Chip.
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S4, EP15 "April Fool; Good Grief"Cricket tries to come up with the perfect prank to play on his girlfriend on April Fool's Day; Bill goes to extremes to prevent Tilly from experiencing grief.
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S4, EP13 "Hullabaloo'd; Jaded"Bill receives a surprise; Jade's boss suspends her from work.
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S4, EP30 "Rehashed History; Unplanned"Cricket and Remy recall an adventure at the museum that almost derailed their friendship; Cricket learns he was unexpected.
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S4, EP24 "Saxon Saxability; Remy Dillemy"Saxon finds love; Remy's parents bond with him.
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S4, EP22 "Charity Case; Like Father"When Tilly sees a manipulative ad, she goes to extremes to save all moths; after spending a week with Bill, Cricket fears he's infected with Billness.
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