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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.
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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S1, EP7 "Gridlocked; Mama Bird"Bill takes the family on a road trip to the country, only to wind up trapped in a traffic jam; when Tilly finds a bird's nest, she cares for the eggs hoping the chicks will think she's their mother, but the birds imprint on Cricket instead.
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S4, EP7 "Family Tree; Unguarded"Bill just wants Tilly to come down from a tree; when Remy tells Vasquez that he no longer needs his protection, Vasquez speaks with a therapist.
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S4, EP8 "Concrete Jungle; Starter Pack"A nature documentary portrays Big City as a wild ecosystem; avid collector Remy struggles to cope after Cricket finds the rarest of all trading cards.
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S4, EP9 "Dollar Sense; True Cawing"To prove to his parents that he is money-wise, Remy starts his own business; feeling neglected by his family, Bill befriends a murder of crows.
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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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