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The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.
The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.
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Rerun Air Date: October 5, 2026The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.
Big City Greens
S3, EP1 "Squashed!"As the Greens prepare for their Halloween party, Tilly feels bad for Bill, who's disappointed by the poor yield of his small pumpkin patch; Tilly secretly borrows Gwendolyn Zapp's alien chemical compound to make Bill's pumpkins grow bigger.
Big City Greens
S3, EP15 "Pizza Deliverance; Horse Girl"A pizza delivery girl from Big City has to flee from a crazed country family; when Bill gets a horse for the day, Tilly must hide how much she secretly hates horses.
Big City Greens
S1, EP19 "Blood Moon: Part 1; Blood Moon: Part 2"On Halloween, a spooky Blood Moon rises and turns the Greens' farm animals into a horde of zombie-like creatures.
Big City Greens
S5, EP6 "Killer Kludge; Tricked"Bill must set things right when it seems his Kludge is possessed by a malevolent force; when Cricket's Halloween pranks go too far, he is harassed by a vengeful scarecrow.
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.
Big City Greens
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.
Big City Greens
S5 "Caging Cricket / Trainer Tilly"When Bill betrays Cricket's trust, Cricket traps him in a cage and runs to an amusement park; Tilly trains Cricket to be civilized so he can go to a fancy gala at the Remingtons.
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