List of Big City Greens episodes

"Space Chicken": Upon moving into their new home in Big City, Cricket sets out to launch a chicken into space in an effort to leave an impression on his neighbors. He recruits his strange sister Tilly and new city friend Remy to help in his endeavor. However, with every effort he tries, he seems to instead make his father Bill look bad in their eyes.

"Steak Night": The Greens pick up steak for their tradition Steak Night, but while taking the subway back home, Cricket accidentally leaves the steak back at the waiting station. Not wanting to have their first night ruined, Cricket drags his family all throughout the different stops in an effort to save their dinner.

"Cricket Versus": Cricket is tasked with wrestling a wild animal to complete a Green family rite of passage, but renounces his family name when he fails to find any vicious creatures in the city… or does he?

"Blue Tater": Cricket convinces Bill to turn his pick up truck into a French fry food truck, but their day is tarnished by bad luck, after Cricket harvests an unlucky blue potato.

"Swimming Fool": Cricket tries to overcome his fear of the high dive when the Greens visit an indoor pool.

"Tilly's Goat": Cricket and Remy attempt to save Tilly from embarrassing herself when she enters her pet goat into a fancy dog show.

"Cricketsitter": While Bill takes Gramma to the doctor for a checkup, Tilly is given the task of babysitting Cricket for the time period. While Cricket is checking off his list of things to do with a bucket, Tilly sabotages one of Cricket's to-dos, and ends up dislocating one of his arm joints.

"Backflip Bill": Cricket convinces Bill to follow his childhood dream of becoming a gymnast, but Bill is put a bit under pressure under some mild trauma from when Gramma was coaching Bill, during those childhood dreams.

"Gramma's License": Cricket and Tilly help Gramma practice for her driver's test, after she learns her current license is expired.

"Bear Trapped": Cricket, Tilly and Remy befriend a bear that's loose in the city and try to protect it from Officer Keys and animal control.

"Photo Op": Bill takes the family to the mall under the pretense of going to the food court but is actually hoping to have a family photo taken, much to the rest of the Greens' dismay.

"Remy Rescue": Remy's parents learn that he has been skipping his violin lessons to hang out with Cricket, and threaten to end their friendship by sending Remy to boarding school, so Cricket does the best he can to stop them and keep him and Remy's friendship tied.

"Gridlocked": Feeling smothered by city life, Bill decides to take the family on a day trip to the country only to become trapped in a massive traffic jam. Meanwhile, Gramma gets herself her own personal radio DJ, Tilly washes cars, and Cricket gets chased around over a big misunderstanding.

"Mama Bird": Tilly finds an abandoned bird nest in the yard and decides to take care of the chicks, only to become jealous when they take a liking to Cricket instead of her, which drives Tilly to deprivation.

"Welcome Home": After losing the family farm in this origin episode, Bill, Cricket and Tilly move to Big City to live with Gramma and have a series of misadventures when their pickup truck and all of their belongings are towed away.

"Raccooned": A family of raccoons take over the house after Bill and Cricket fetch Gramma's teddy bear in the garage when they accidentally disturb the nest of raccoons inside. The family scrambles to get the raccoons to leave the house, but Cricket and Bill's constant arguing keeps making everything worse.

"Fill Bill": Bill tries to prove that he is a real citizen of Big City when the family dines at a fancy seafood restaurant while Cricket and Tilly make it their mission to liberate the restaurant's octopuses.

"Critterball Crisis": Gloria confiscates Cricket's critterballs after he kicks them over the fence into the neighbouring cafe and schemes to get them back.

"Parade Day": Cricket begins his part time job at Big Coffee to pay off the damages he caused in the previous episode but is more interested in sneaking out to attend the Big City Parade than he is in working.

"DIY Guys": Bill teaches Remy how to be self reliant when the family heads to a gigantic hardware store to find a replacement part for their broken vacuum cleaner.

"Gargoyle Gals": Tilly makes friends with a insanely ideal theorist who names herself Andromeda, and Tilly plays along with her lifestyle.

"Supermarket Scandal": The Greens open up a food stand, but they're low on supplies, so Cricket gets the idea of making artificially-crafted food to compensate. Also the origin of Tilly's sack doll, Saxon.

"Barry Cuda": Cricket uses his hard earned $10 on a singing fish decor, and he won't stop playing it. Soon to find Barry was axed, Cricket seeks to find who killed his first spend.

"Suite Retreat": Gramma gets fed up with the Greens ruining her peaceful moments, so she has them spend a day at a hotel, so she can finally get some peace and quiet. She soon finds that it's more lonely than she thought, so she then tries to sabotage the Greens' hotel stay.

"Family Legacy": Cricket and Tilly guide Gramma through a riddle she's been trying to solve for years, but as it turns out, the answers were in the legacy left by ancestors of the Green family's past generations.

"Paint Misbehavin": During work at Big Coffee, Cricket finds that Gloria hasn't sold a single piece of art yet, so Cricket draws some scribbles on them, and they soon find that the two have a powerful spark of synergy.

"Rated Cricket": Instead of going to see Croblins 2 with the rest of his family, Cricket, thinking he's more mature than he seems, wants to see the adult romance flick Kiss of Death believing it to be a horror movie.

"Homeshare Hoedown": Gloria tells Cricket about a site called "Share BnB", and sets Cricket up with two roommates to spend the night at the Cricket residence. Sadly for Cricket, the new guests' adolescence for authenticity drives Cricket to insanity.

"Cricket's Shoes": Cricket comes down ill after sharing a popsicle with his dog, Phoenix, so he has his family to fill in his shoes.

"Feud Fight": Chip Whistler returns, bringing Wholesome Foods to the outdoor food market, as he drags customers in with many marketing ploys, and Cricket destines to foil his plot. Meanwhile, Gramma goes looking for the spiciest pepper for her 10-Alarm chili.

"Breaking News": In an attempt to give the news' coverage of Bill's gigantic Watermelon a bit of zest, it ends up being a cover story of Cricket himself. After knowing of this, Cricket sees to it that he gives Bill's watermelon the kudos it deserves.

"Cyber Bullies": After Cricket refuses to give the Cyber Knights, the most feared trio of the online community, his Spacecoins, the Cyber Knights start tormenting Cricket's friends' technological platforms and it's up to Cricket to fight back for their proper solitude.

"Tilly Tour": Tilly takes Gramma out on a tour to see Big City's famous landmarks, but Gramma isn't impressed with any of it, and it gives her bad memories of when Gramma's farm was infested by the seld-titled Big City, so Tilly instead takes her to the places Tilly is the most fond of. Meanwhile, Bill and Cricket try to repair the bathroom.

"Dinner Party": In an attempt for Remy to spend more time with Cricket, the Greens invite his parents over for dinner; Yet, the different lifestyles of the Remingtons don't make things better, boiling down to a rainy Touch Football showdown.

"Coffee Quest": Cricket and Gloria are sent by their boss, Ms. Cho, to restock on Big Coffee's coffee bean supply, so that Cricket's debt can be fully paid off. Unluckily, the last bag is in possession of Chip Whistler and he's not gonna go down easily.

"Phoenix Rises": Phoenix, Cricket's frail red dog, catches a familiar whiff, and goes sniffing for it. This worries the Green family, as they go looking for their dog, thinking he got lost, or kidnapped, at worst. Also in a plot twist, Cricket and Tilly's mom, Nancy Green, returns (having been released from prison).

In this full half hour special, the Green family prepare for Halloween, but Gramma warns of the Blood Moon, an event where all the animals suddenly become blood thirsty beasts. True to her word, the animals suddenly become violent and trap the Greens, Remy, Vasquez and Gloria in the house while Halloween is going on. Eventually, everything spirals out of control when they learn how the animals escaped their confinement and why.

"Big Deal": On Black Friday, the Greens spot an ad for low prices for TVs at Price Busters. At Cricket's urging, the family goes shopping, but quickly learn that the store's manager, Louis, lowers the price so that he can watch shoppers furiously fight one another over items.

"Forbidden Feline": Tilly becomes friends with Anoush, the neighborhood cat, only to learn that he belongs to Gramma's neighbor/arch-enemy Mr. Grigorian. He forbids the two to play with one another forcing Tilly to go and rescue her new feline friend.

Following "Phoenix Rises", Nancy reunites with her family. While Cricket and Tilly are happy to see her, Bill and Gramma are concerned that she will be a bad influence on the kids. Cricket is bothered by being called a "good kid" by Nancy and decides to impress her by having him and Tilly release an orangutan from the zoo. Unfortunately, they end up releasing all the animals who run amok all over Big City and now must work together to get them back while avoiding the jovially staunch Officer Keys.

"Harvest Dinner": Bill sends Tilly to the grocery store to go and get paprika for his stew. Feeling insulted for not being trusted, Gramma and Cricket rush out to try to beat Tilly at getting the ingredient. Meanwhile, Bill and Nancy try working together in the kitchen, but their methods are too different.

"Winner Winner": The Greens head to the community center so that Bill can get Gramma to try a zumba class. Tilly becomes fascinated with the trophy display and decides to earn one by working with the tough Community Sue and Cricket teams up with Remy, Kiki and Benny to see where a mysterious inaccessible door leads.

"Night Bill": Cricket and Tilly begin noticing that Bill is buying them expensive things and he keeps showing up at home very tired and sleepy. They follow him out one night and discover that he is now working at a call in center for energy drinks. Now, Cricket and Tilly must race Bill's new boss to free their dad.

"Cheap Snake": Cricket is tired of having to plan things and convinces Remy that they need to do something radical and immediate. Cricket ends up buying a snake, named Snakey, who ends up becoming too much of a hassle for him. Cricket refuses to give up Snakey at the behest of Remy and Tilly until he begins eating the farm animals.

"Hiya Henry": Big Coffee is hosting a talent show and Cricket convinces Tilly to join. She ends up finding a ventriloquist dummy that she names Henry. Everyone loves Henry except for Cricket who cannot stand its off putting appearance and small doll hands. Now Cricket must get rid of Henry without hurting Tilly's feelings.

"People Watching": The whole Green Family is relaxing out in the streets of Big City watching strangers pass by. Nancy then suggests that they play the people watching game where they spot a stranger and make up stories about them. Everyone is having fun except for Bill who cannot come up with anything creative and just bores the family.

"Valentine's Dance": It is Valentine's Day and everyone is falling in love, except for Cricket who despises romance. However, things change when he spots Garbiella and suddenly cannot stop thinking about her. Meanwhile, Tilly tries to become Cupid and Nancy and Gramma start disagreeing over their chaperoning skills.

"Green Street": Cricket is frustrated by the garbage he finds lying around on his street and enlists the help of Officer Keys to apprehend the litter bug. Cricket decides to change Keys to his usual cheery self into a serious and tough cop, but unfortunately Keys goes after him when he turns out to be the litter bug culprit.

"Hurty Tooth": Cricket's tooth begins hurting, so Bill drags him and Tilly to the dentist to get a check up. Cricket refuses to get his tooth pulled by Dr. Enamel in accords to Gramma's usual accusations. Meanwhile, Tilly tries to get a tooth for the tooth fairy and Bill tries to spot the difference in a magazine.

"Sleepover Sisters": Tilly and Andromeda want to feel closer so they have a sleepover at the latter's house. Upon reading a story, the two decide to stay up late at night to acquire psychic powers. This leaves Cricket to have the bedroom to himself, but he finds he cannot sleep without Tilly's snoring.

"Trailer Trouble": Cricket and Tilly head to Nancy's for Mom Night where they can have as much fun as they want. However, Nancy's old biker gang, the Stingers, arrive and steal her trailer for betraying them. Now, Nancy, Cricket and Tilly must race their leader, Skids, for the return of Nancy's only home.

"Mansion Madness": While Remy is away with his family, Cricket is tasked with feeding Snakey. The rest of the Greens come and decide to make themselves at home, but get into trouble when Tilly poses as a rich heiress for the neighbors, Bill goes for a joyride in a jalopy and Gramma gets lost in the mansion's long hallways.

"Park Pandemonium": When Gramma abandons Tilly at the park, it becomes granddaughter versus grandma in a battle of pride as they try to make the other jealous with replacements. Meanwhile, Bill tries to be cool with a couple of youths and Cricket teams up with a playground designer to make the most dangerous playground.

"Cricket's Biscuits": After Cricket and Tilly get injured, Gramma makes her famous Feel Better Biscuits which immediately make the kids feel good. They want more, but Gramma refuses. Bill tells them that she only makes them when they are injured. After failing to fool Gramma, they decide to outright steal the recipe.

"Skunked": As the patrons of Big Coffee celebrate their local hero Mark, Cricket plots to become a hero himself. He gathers a trio of skunks to invade the café so that he can swoop in and save everyone from the stinky vermin. However, Cricket's plan does not go as planned and soon he puts himself and the patrons in danger.

"Axin' Saxon": While Bill, Cricket and Remy go fishing, Nancy stays at home with Tilly to bond with her. Things go horribly wrong when Nancy accidentally destroys Saxon, Tilly's sack doll, in the wash. Believing that Gramma is to blame, Tilly seeks revenge on her while Nancy struggles to tell Tilly the truth.

"Cricket's Place": Cricket narrates a story about when he and Remy got fed up with being told what to do by grownups. They decide to purchase an apartment (situated next to the Green residence) and do nothing, but throw parties everyday. However, Cricket and Remy begin to see that living by yourself with no discipline is not the greatest.

"Volunteer Tilly": Tilly is invited by Brett to volunteer at the animal shelter and starts living in paradise with the numerous animals that stay there. However, she cannot resist the temptation of keeping the pets to herself especially when people come to adopt them. Meanwhile, Cricket and Gramma pull pranks on Bill.

"Cricket's Kapowie": Ms. Cho invites her filmmaker friend Donny Tinselton to film a commercial for Big Coffee. He immediately singles out Cricket for having "Kapowie", which Cricket believes is accounted to his hair, but while trying to prepare for his role, Cricket accidentally shaves a large chunk of it, making him believe he lost his "Kapowie". Meanwhile, Tilly prepares for her role as "girl with a donut".

"Car Trouble": Bill is given the chance to replace his truck with a futuristic car by Big Tech CEO Gwendolyn Zapp after the Greens realize that their old car is broken down. While they like the car, they admit that it is too perfect for them and rush to get their old truck back before Gwendolyn makes off with it to Mars.

"Urban Legend": Bill is disappointed to learn that Gramma intentionally scares the residents of Big City away from their house by claiming that she is a swamp witch. He decides to throw a barbecue along with Nancy and Tilly so as to invite the neighbors over. However, Gramma decides to amp up her fright level with the help of Cricket so as to keep them away for good, but it ends up going too far when the neighbors form an angry mob against the family.

"Wishing Well": Cricket discovers wishing wells and decides to capitalize on it by making his own. When Tilly dumps her entire allowance, Cricket's shoulder angel and devil appear to try and coax him from one side to the other. Things are made more difficult when he comes clean to Tilly and learns what she wished for.

"Elevator Action": While trying to move on with her life after noticing many of her online friends achieving their goals, Gloria rushes to leave Big City once and for all, but while attempting to return her key to management, the Greens come along so that they can ride the elevator. Due to Cricket's influence, they get stuck, much to Gloria's horror.

"Bad Influencer": Cricket is perplexed by Remy's sudden fascination with online media influencer Itchaboi who boasts money and status. When Cricket attempts to dissuade him from a shallow and arrogant lifestyle, Remy calls him a "hater" and decides to try to spend one million dollars on a cruise ticket. Cricket and Vasquez must team up to stop Remy. Meanwhile, Tilly films a grout video with Bill and enhances it to something the viewers want.

On Christmas Eve, the Green Family come together to celebrate their favorite holiday. However, Tilly informs Cricket that he has performed numerous misdeeds therefore putting him on the naughty list. He attempts to rectify this by visiting a mall store Santa, but when he causes more destruction, he opts to simply pull pranks so that no one else celebrates Christmas. However, Cricket's pranks accidentally frames Tilly, leading Tilly to end up on the naughty list as well and Cricket must pull a selfless act to save the holiday. Meanwhile, Nancy and Gramma realize that they did not get a gift for Bill and rush to get one for him. When a blizzard comes, Bill sets out to rescue his family.

"Reckoning Ball": While attempting to destroy the Greens' house as revenge, Chip Whistler gets thwarted by the Greens and Officer Keys. He is then reprimanded by his father and threatens to remove him from the Wholesome Foods Company if he does not apologize to the Greens for his behavior. The Greens decide to have him help out with chores around the house, much to his irritation. Little do they know, he secretly plots to deceive them.

"Clubbed": Gloria steps out to the new club that has opened in Big City. Tilly and Andromeda assume that she has invited them along, but when they arrive they believe that she has amnesia and try to "cure" her. Meanwhile, Bill and Cricket decide to watch a classic sci-fi film for the night, but Bill cannot stop spoiling plot points.

"Impopstar": Cricket discovers that he bares an uncanny resemblance to pop star Zillon Brax who recently disappeared so that he can enjoy normal life. Cricket and Nancy decide to take advantage of the perks of being famous. Meanwhile, the rest of the Greens take Zillon in believing him to be Cricket, but Tilly is suspicious... but not as suspicious as a number 1 fangirl who mistakes Cricket as Zillon.

"Football Camp": Remy decides to join the Lil' Bengals Football Camp hosted by his father so that he can finally earn his respect. Cricket tags along for support. When Russell believes the two to be unfit for training, the two combine their talents to prove him wrong. Meanwhile, Tilly is convinced the mascot is a real animal.

"Heat Beaters": On the hottest day in Big City, Remy shows up to challenge Cricket to a game of

"Bill-iever": Cricket finds Gramma's old mobile scooter and joy rides it, resulting in the garden getting destroyed. Cricket quickly blames the situation on aliens which Tilly and Gramma buy into, but Bill is ever skeptical. However, Cricket proceeds to make an elaborate set up so that Bill can fall for his ruse, but it works too well.

"Shark Objects": The Green Family head out for a day at the beach where they get caught in crazy shenanigans. Cricket wants to prank the beach goers with a shark fin which puts him in serious trouble, while Nancy must struggle with being a responsible parent. Bill is helpless under Tilly's sand building project and Gramma and a seagull get arrested for fighting on the beach.

"Dream Weaver": Cricket becomes bored after waking up in the middle of the night. He discovers that his family members all talk in their sleep and decides to take advantage of the situation by feeding them thoughts and ideas into their heads. However, this causes them to have nightmares and they cause havoc while sleepwalking, and Cricket must fix their bedtimes.

"Level Up": Disappointed with the lack of advancements in his farming, due to the constricting nature of Big City, Bill is introduced to a farming simulator by Remy and quickly becomes addicted to it. When he refuses to remove himself from the game, Cricket, Remy, Tilly and Gramma must get their game on and play the farming simulator to rescue Bill.

"Wild Side": Cricket is suffering from "the itch" when he refuses to settle and becomes a feral child on one certain day a year. The only solution is to take Cricket camping. However, Bill neuters the experience causing Cricket to run amok in Big City and forcing Bill, Remy and Gramma to chase him only to eventually get manipulated into becoming wild like him. Meanwhile, Tilly and Nancy have an unusual camping experience of their own.

"Garage Tales": While sifting through some junk in the garage, Cricket and Tilly discover a box of old stuff that Gramma insists is important to her and tells them about the biggest adventure in her life. Bill becomes annoyed with the obviously exaggerated story, until Gramma reveals that it is about how she met the most important person to her.

"Animal Farm": As the Greens head out to market, Phoenix is left in charge of taking care of the farm. However, Cogburn the Rooster wants to become ruler and tries to convince the animals to raid the Greens' home. Meanwhile, Bill meets another Bill Green who is a younger, fit and more successful version of himself.

"Desserted": When Cricket takes the family out for a meal, Bill becomes suspicious on how he is going to pay for it. It turns out that his plan is to complete "The Crispy's Sundae Challenge" wherein if they eat 50 pounds of ice cream in one hour, their meal is free. Unfortunately, the family gets full before they can finish it, leaving Cricket to eat it all.

"The Gifted": On Father's Day, Tilly is surprised when Cricket's gift for Bill gets a similar enthusiastic response as hers did. They begin to suspect that Bill does not actually like their gifts and is simply being nice and decide to test his limits to what he can accept. Meanwhile, Gramma sets out to get a good Father's Day card for Bill.

"Time Crisis": Remy is preparing for a violin recital that according to him will determine his future. However, he goes into full panic mode when he realizes that he has not fully memorized his entire music piece. Cricket tries to ease his mind with his own idea of the future, but when it begins to look just as grim as Remy's the two, plus Vasquez, try to figure out what to do.

"Gramma Driver": After getting new phones, Gramma learns that her car has been repaired and tries to prove to Bill that she is a competent driver only to pick up a pair of dangerous criminals and made their getaway driver. Meanwhile, Cricket's prank call to Gloria backfires horribly and Tilly is convinced that the phone's A.I. needs to be freed.

"Tilly Style": When Tilly is confused for a baby, Nancy takes her to the mall to try and find a new "mature" look for her, but with every passing person of dominance, Tilly continues to try and find that perfect mature look for herself. Meanwhile, Bill tries to get Cricket to eat the overstock of zucchini he had grown, resulting in him rebelling in a battle of wits.

"I, Farmbot": Cricket convinces Bill into buying a robot farmer from Big Tech called F.R.A.N.K. so that they no longer have to do any chores. As it works perfectly, Bill realizes that he has nothing else to do and Cricket gets him to relax. Unfortunately, Bill becomes a couch potato and F.R.A.N.K. tries to take over the Green Family farm.

"Friend Con": Bill takes the family to Farm Con where he is a keynote speaker. When he laments that he cannot hang out with his friend Good Ol' Joe, Tilly and Cricket resolve to set him up with the next best thing: Chip Whistler. However, Chip still wants revenge on the Greens and hopes to ruin Bill and it's up to Cricket and Tilly to save the day. Meanwhile, Gramma tries to carry as much freebies as she can.

"Flimflammed": After being rewarded $100 for returning a dog to his owner, Cricket ends up getting "flimflammed" by a man named John into investing into a series of faulty products called the skull slimmer. Cricket tries to get his money back by scamming Gloria, but becomes guilty when Tilly and Gramma talk some sense into him about how wrong scamming is.

"Greens' Acres": 30 years ago, young Bill Green tries to prevent his mother Alice from selling the farm. When she bans him from doing anymore farm work, Bill decides to go looking for jobs. He meets Nancy whose father assigns the two to go to the arcade in the fast developing Big City and sell cheap game tokens. In their haste, the two get into trouble with the law.

"Dolled Up": The Greens head to the Lil Ladies doll store for Saxon's birthday. Tilly and Nancy eat at the café, but the former is enthralled with the famous Cantaloupe Sinclair and her circle of doll obsessed cronies, only to discover she's not the nice person she hoped of. Meanwhile, Gramma takes an unwilling Cricket on a tour who stows away and gets mistaken for a doll, and trouble ensues while Bill tries to build the perfect dollhouse.

"Gabriella's Fella": Cricket is still smitten with Gabriella since the events of "Valentine's Dance", but is too nervous to talk to her. Wanting to make up for all the times he has helped him, Remy decides to help Cricket say the right things to Gabriella and eventually confess his feelings. Meanwhile, Community Sue leaves Tilly in charge of the equipment and the power ends up going to her head.

"Cheap Show": In this meta-narrative episode, Bill prevents the rest of the Greens from going to the fair that is in town and suggests that they sit at home and try other things to save money. This drives the family crazy as they proceed to recall events only for Bill to reveal that he has cut back on their "production budget", resulting in more shenanigans.

"Green Mirror": While dropping off produce at Big Tech, Tilly comes to the realization that her family has a habit of being disruptive everywhere that they go. Gwendolyn Zapp offers them the opportunity to delete their flaws in her new "perfect family" program. The Greens are excited about the idea, but Tilly soon learns that having flaws is what makes them special.

"Cricket's Tickets": Cricket unexpectedly wins tickets to the Barnacle Banquet Pirate Show, exciting Tilly and Remy. Unfortunately, Cricket only has two tickets and has to pick one of them to go. Instead, Cricket takes advantage of the situation by extorting favors from all the kids in Big City, greatly disappointing Remy and Tilly who plan a scheme to get back at him.

"Times Circle": The Greens and Remy visit Times Circle for some fun. Tilly and Remy try to put on a show for some bored passersby, but get lost in trying to learn what they want to see, Cricket and Bill encounter street performers dressed as their favorite superheroes and get into a fight with their rivals while Gramma encounters an obnoxious television show host.

"Super Gramma!": Gramma comes back from her cataract surgery and Bill insists she stay home while he get her her Tuesday things. She sneaks out and Cricket and Tilly are forced to follow her throughout her day and discover that she has a hidden club that she frequents. Meanwhile, Bill is given a false address for Gramma's food and ends up at a hipster restaurant.

"Present Tense": Cricket is invited to Remy's birthday party, but becomes demoralized when the gift he brings is small compared to all of the other presents and decides to collect tickets to get a legendary stuffed animal, but ends up ditching all the fun Remy planned with him in the process. Meanwhile, Bill and Tilly argue over the rules of the game whack-a-mole and Gramma goes searching for a lost child in a jungle gym.

"Hurt Bike": Nancy builds a dirt bike for Cricket and Tilly to ride. When Cricket takes it for a spin, he nearly crashes, but evades it in time. Traumatized by his experience, Cricket looks to Bill on how to be safe, but goes overboard. When Nancy fixes the bike for Tilly to ride, Cricket must overcome his fears lest he hurt himself and Nancy.

"Quiet Please": In a parody of

"Chipwrecked": Chip Whistler becomes disheartened after another failed attempt at trying destroy the Greens, who no longer take him seriously. Meanwhile, Cricket tries to get his family to work for him, but they soon catch on. Feeling that he is considered a joke, Chip takes advice from his father differently and decides to use his company to overcome his enemies once and for all, and the Greens are left worried over what will happen next.

Following on from the events of "Chipwrecked", having succeeded in cornering the Greens, Chip Whistler's next step is to tear down the Green family farm and replace it with a parking lot. Bill feels that it is a lost cause, but the rest of the family is not giving up. Chip has Mayor Hansock convinced that Big City wants to remove the Greens due to a petition. However, with the help of Remy, Cricket discovers that the petition was forged and race to reveal the truth. Meanwhile, the Greens defend their house from a construction crews that are hellbent on destroying them.

"'Rent Control": Now jobless and homeless after what happened in the last episode, Gloria lives with the Greens much to her displeasure. When she learns that her parents are coming to visit, Gloria panics. Luckily, Cricket and Tilly offer their services to fake her wealth and living conditions. While the plan works, Gloria comes to realize that her parents may have had put too much pressure on her.

"Pool's Gold": As the Greens enjoy their stay at the pool, Cricket gets word that there is a much better pool somewhere in Big City, resulting in him, Tilly, Nancy and Gramma Alice going on a wild adventure to find it. Meanwhile, Bill stays behind and rescues a child from drowning, causing everyone at the pool to praise him a hero.

"Big Resolution": As the Greens prepare for their New Year's resolutions, Cricket discovers that Gloria's resolution is to ask out her longtime crush Kevin. Being a love expert, as he himself has a girlfriend, Cricket and Tilly decide to help her out. Meanwhile, Nancy and Gramma Alice try to help with Bill's resolution by getting him out of his comfort zone.

"Winter Greens": On a particularly snowy day, Cricket and Remy get the bright idea to have a snowball fight with Vasquez. In order for this to happen, Remy temporarily fires him and he hits back hard with a snowball war. Elsewhere, Tilly builds a snowperson named Margaret and she and Nancy fill out its bucket list before she melts, but Nancy gets too attached.

"Mages & Mazes": Remy invites Cricket, Tilly and Kiki over to his house to play Mages & Mazes, a pastiche of Dungeons & Dragons. Having developed a complex and intuitive adventure for his friends, things seem to start off well. However, everyone quickly grows tired of the complicated rules and difficulty level that Remy has set up and try to alter the game.

"Okay Karaoke": The Greens and Remy head out to a karaoke bar to sing some tunes. Everyone has their own idea of what to sing: Bill with country rock, Nancy with punk rock, Gramma Alice with classic swing and Cricket and Remy with hip-hop techno. However, Tilly is having difficulty trying to find a "perfect" song for herself that it ends up driving her mad.

"Date Night": Cricket and Gabriella plan to go out on a date to see the new America Rat movie. They get Bill to be their chaperone and, completely new to their relationship, feels it is his duty to take matters into his own hands and make their date "perfect". However, his idea for a date ends up causing more harm than good for Cricket and Gabriella.

"The Room": When Tilly closes up Cricket's secret entrance, it causes a rift between them that snowballs into a full blown fight over splitting their bedroom up. The cable goes out and while Bill goes to fix it, Gloria and Gramma Alice become invested in Cricket and Tilly's conflict to the point that they begin to egg on their radical decisions.

"Bleeped": Cricket overhears Gramma Alice utter the word "Blort". Upon learning that it is a cuss word, Cricket does everything he can to repeat it, much to the irritation of everyone. Bill takes it upon himself to set him straight before a major event. Meanwhile, Tilly tries to perfect her singing so that animals can hear her high note.

"Sellouts": Bill informs the family that they are almost broke and must sell their produce fast. They head out to the Farmer's Market where each of the Greens try different tactics to sell their goods. Gloria is left behind due to her unfamiliarity and while trying to feed the chickens ends up releasing them into the city.

"Fast Foodie": A new Burger Clown opens up next door to the Greens, exciting Cricket. When Bill tells him that he will get bored eating there for a week, Cricket takes it as a challenge and tries to eat there everyday. This results in him getting morbidly obese and Tilly getting sick. Despite this, Cricket will not stop eating the burgers.

"Spaghetti Theory": Tilly postulates that everyone in Big City is connected. One action leads to another as she and Cricket deliver vegetables to their friends. Brett, Mr. Grigorian, Maria Media, Mayor Hansock, Vasquez, Alexander, Terry, and Gloria all take center stage in this episode, culminating in one big conclusion.

"Ding Dongers": Remy is addicted to a new app called Ding Dong where people post short videos of themselves doing crazy things. Remy discovers that his videos become massively popular when Cricket does things that harm himself and he pushes him to his limit. Meanwhile, Gloria gives Tilly her phone and she tries to make Phoenix famous to no avail.

"Animation Abomination": Cricket and Tilly discover that Gloria is working as an intern at an animation studio and force themselves to come over to see them make their favorite show Kingdom of Lore. While Tilly suggests the perfect ending, Cricket suggests a lousy one that the animators choose, forcing Tilly to stop the production.

"The Van": Gramma and Cricket team up to get rid of a van that was parked in front of their house. After doing so, the owner Rick turns out to be a really nice man who they try to help so that he will not call the cops. Meanwhile, Tilly heads to Little Tokyo to buy bread and feed her koi fish Marcus who has grown to mammoth proportions.

"Bat Girl": Community Sue leads her little league team, the Sue-Zers, against her rival team the Elite led by the highly competitive Community Dan. They end up being no match for them so Nancy steps in to help the Sue-Zers win, but accidentally imbues the same cockiness they were fighting against to begin with.

"Cousin Jilly": Cricket reminisces on his cool cousin Jilly, unaware of the fact that it was a character that Tilly made to beat his boredom. She decides to revive the character to keep the charade, but cannot be in two places at once. Meanwhile, Nancy takes advantage of Gramma's hospitality when she calls her a guest rather than a family member.

"Gloria's Café": Gloria fails to get a loan to jumpstart her Parisian café business as Gramma claims that she doesn't have the grit for it, but quickly learns that the empty Big Coffee building next door was not locked properly. With Cricket and Tilly's help, she runs an illegal café. However, Bill, Nancy and Gramma become suspicious to its secrecy while Officer Keys begins to snoop. When the truth comes out, Officer Keys sheds his disguise and arrests Gloria. As Bill comments about the many times they had to park outside the Big City Police Department, Officer Keys releases Gloria and uses the proceeds she gained to cover her fines for trespassing before her release. They head home where Gramma is waiting for them. Having been impressed with Gloria, Gramma uses some of her money from her retirement fund to purchase the building. It gets the name of Gloria + Green Café as one passerby thinks that Gloria's last name is Green.

It is Halloween once again and the Greens and Gloria are hoping that this year's events will not be like the last. When Bill's pumpkins are not grown to perfection, Tilly takes it upon herself to try Gwendolyn Zapp's new compound which is guaranteed to make their crops grow in a short period of time. Meanwhile, Cricket tries to be a little trickster with bad results and Remy tries to qualm Vasquez around the holiday. The compound works, but turns all the pumpkins into monsters that quickly eat up their friends and tries to send a signal to the rest of the Big City to turn all pumpkins into monsters. Ultimately, Tilly learns her lesson and with Cricket take out the leader pumpkin, thus destroying the signal and saving Big City from another disaster.

"Boss Life": Gloria tries to keep her perfect rating for Gloria + Green Café until Community Sue gives her a B rating for the spongey crepes. After failing again, Sue tells her that it was constructive criticism and Gloria realizes that she can do better. Meanwhile, Cricket tries to run the café, but makes no effort to train his "new hires" as things start falling apart. Realizing he made a mess, Gloria returns and sets things right.

"Papaganda": Gramma, Cricket, and Tilly complain about picking blackberries. Bill picks up a "Live, Laugh, Love" mantra after a visit to Janice's Niceties and gains a cult-like mentality with it. While Cricket and Gramma rebel against the forced positivity, Tilly immediately takes to it. Cricket and Gramma try to escape, but are converted. Bill soon realizes that being positive all the time is impossible and learns that being honest is okay.

"Little Buddy": At the Community Center, Cricket and Tilly are paired up with "little buddies" to look after; Tilly gets a quiet girl named Emma while Cricket gets a rowdy boy named Chase. Tilly accidentally starts a cult with the children and escapes, while Cricket discovers that he made a connection with Chase that no other big buddy had before and decides to fulfill his promise of pulling off a stunt with him.

"Zen Garden": While Bill attempts to relax at the spa with Gramma, Nancy takes over the gardening duties back at home. However, she ends up ignoring Bill's carefully laid instructions and things go awry while Gramma is forced to knock Bill out so that he can finally relax. Cricket and Tilly help Nancy finish the gardening as a very calm Bill returns and compliments Nancy on her job, only to revert to his stressed out self.

"No Service": Cricket is not allowed inside a convenience store to get a free splishee because he refuses to wear shoes as a clerk named Clark enforces the "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Service" rule while Bill and Gramma search for a parking spot. Despite Cricket's best efforts, he is not allowed inside and borrows Tilly's shoes. He decides to stick to his principles and forfeits the splishee, which in turn gets him banned for life from the convenience store. Bill and Gramma finally find a parking spot just as Cricket and Tilly return.

"Takened": While Cricket and Remy prepare for Vasquez' "bodyguard-iversary", Bill is tasked with distracting Vasquez. Cricket and Remy sneak out of the house, resulting in Vasquez becoming convinced that the boys have been kidnapped by the Order of the Fang and drags Bill along for a rescue mission. Bill overcomes his insecurity and ends up rescuing Vasquez in time to take him back to his party.

"Green Greens": Bill and Tilly must take a fluorescent light bulb to the e-waste center, but the journey turns out to be very rough. Meanwhile, Cricket and Gramma must toss the trash away and in the process, learn about recycling. After a series of inconveniences, Bill and Tilly get the bulb to the e-waste center, but are tired from their journey only to perk up at Cricket and Gramma's newfound love of recycling.

"Truce Bomb": Tilly decides to finally resolve the feud between Gramma and Mr. Grigorian. She successfully manages to get to the root of their issues with each other and they finally call a truce. However, their zest for life is immediately drained and Tilly and Cricket resolve to kidnap their cats to get them to feud again. While they do not take the bait at first, they manage to get back to their squabbling.

"Trivia Night": The Greens are at Gloria + Green Café for trivia night, but Cricket does not think that he has any smart knowledge. He digs into the recesses of his brain aided by his factoids, but believes he failed finding anything. When the café gets flooded, Cricket uses his knowledge to save everyone and manages to answer the bonus question at the end, proving that he does know things.

"Big Trouble": Bill is shocked that Tilly did something bad and punishes her. In response, Tilly decides to become a rebel and recruits Andromeda. After failing to do anything bad, Tilly decides to shoplift, but feels guilty about it and returns the item she stole. Back at home, Gramma tells Tilly that everyone sometimes does bad, but they are ultimately good people in the end. Bill is relieved to see Tilly back to normal.

"DependaBill": Bill meets Doug Perkins and hits it off with him, only to anger him when he accidentally destroys his roof. Bill tries to be friends with him again, via Cricket's advice, but ultimately decides to be upfront with him thanks to Nancy and the two make amends. Tilly loses a sock at the laundromat run by Mr. Fluffenfold and begins to believe a conspiracy, but later ends up finding it hidden under a dryer.

"The Delivernator": Cricket's delivery duties is put to the test against Gwendolyn Zapp's latest invention, the Delivernator. Cricket puts his deliveries over the people that he has formed close bonds with and despite the Delivernator getting finished quicker, Gloria prefers Cricket's friendliness. Gramma goes to war with ants in her house, but listens to Tilly's advice and simply tricks them into leaving.

"Listen Up!": Cricket blows up some poppers, resulting in him losing his hearing. He is forced to fake it when Bill has him perform chores around the house. Meanwhile, Remy, Tilly, Nancy and Gramma play a card game that results in them becoming savage. To resolve it, they destroy the game. Cricket's hearing returns just as his life is in danger, but Bill saves him. Cricket promises to listen more.

"Big Picture": Gloria and the Greens go to a drive in movie. Cricket helps Gloria get a good photo for her web profile, Bill and Gramma get lost in the sea of cars, and Nancy becomes unnerved for Tilly by the sexist and dated film they are watching. Cricket convinces Gloria that she does not need to justify her life experiences, Bill and Gramma find the truck and Tilly tells Nancy that she will be okay.

"Rembo": Remy asks Vasquez to teach him martial arts after an encounter with

"Dirt Jar": Cricket loses his dirt jar which contains the dirt of their old home. Bill realizes that he accidentally threw it out and tries to replace it. Flashback reveals the situation that lead to the Greens moving from Smallton to Big City. Bill comes clean to Cricket and they decide to take a road trip back to the old house in Smalton to collect more dirt. Bill sees the For Sale sign in front of their old house and gets a "crazy idea".

Everyone hears the news that the Greens are going back to Smalton. After finally being able to afford living at their old farm again, Bill, Tilly, Cricket and Nancy head back to the country with Remy tagging along with every Big City inhabitant they know seeing them off. When they arrive, they struggle to readjust. Cricket and Tilly look for their tree fort in the woods. Bill desperately tries to renovate the house while Nancy attempts to get him to relax. Cricket discovers that he can no longer navigate in the woods and Tilly can no longer communicate with her old woodland animal friends. With help from Remy, they find the tree fort, which is worn down. The family realizes that change is natural and despite the hardships, they're glad to be home again.

"Country Side": When Remy calls the country boring, Cricket decides to use the time to teach him that the country can be fun and end up earning the ire of Bill. Meanwhile, Tilly wants to look for a new living arrangement, but after several failed attempts, Nancy gives Tilly an empty room in the house. Bill catches Cricket and Remy and they are grounded, but find a way to make that fun too.

"Junk Mountain": Cricket wants to introduce Remy to his teenage friend Hector at the scrap yard, even though he does not seem too interested to hang out with him, while Tilly tries to look for her future car and ultimately settles on a tire. Despite Hector's politeness, Cricket realizes that his old friend is too far gone and lets him go. Hector's younger sister Lupita takes over playing with Cricket and Remy.

"Farmer Remy": Nancy and Tilly try to train Remy in farm life while Bill trains Cricket to drive the tractor. Bill becomes too cautious, but Cricket proves that he is good at it. Remy cannot seem to do simple tasks with Miss Debbie the cow, until she goes into labor. Trapped by himself, Remy manages to help Miss Debbie give birth, thus making Remy feel accomplished in farming to some degree.

"Homeward Hound": Tilly has forgotten Saxon back in Big City and Phoenix ventures off to retrieve him with Melissa the goat and Brenda the cow tagging along. Back in the city, Gramma Alice takes Gloria out clubbing and she realizes that she misses her family. After thwarting an evil attempt by Cogburn the rooster, the animals get Saxon back and Gramma decides to use the animals as an excuse to reunite with her family while Gloria keeps an eye on her house.

"Pie Hard": The Greens and Remy visit the local restaurant in Downtown Smalton called meat-wiches where Tilly orders her favorite blueberry pie, Cricket wants the meat-wich to be his "usual" which the waiter Wayne tries to remember and Remy tries to buy something from the gift store for Vasquez. Gramma challenges the restaurant's baker Patti with her pie, before admitting that she was jealous that Tilly liked her pie more than her own, but Tilly comforts her. Cricket soon regrets getting a usual and decides to give up on ordering meat-wiches as soon as he finishes his so that he can try the pie.

"Rat Tail": Cricket grows a rat tail, which everyone loves except for Nancy who think it is unpleasant to look at and tries to convince him to get rid of it. Gramma takes Remy in as her knitting apprentice and he soon takes to it by knitting the perfect glove. Nancy admits to hating Cricket's new hairstyle, but was afraid of turning into her father. Cricket cuts off the rat tail to please Nancy.

"Frilly Tilly": Tilly prepares for her coming-of-age ceremony, but instead of following the traditions that Gramma had to follow, she wants to do her own thing. Gramma convinces Tilly that she will be letting her family down by breaking from tradition, but after seeing Tilly and everyone miserable, Gramma admits that she was prevented from breaking tradition and allows Tilly to be original.

"Montaged": Cricket wants to ride a wild sheep at the rodeo, but refuses to take his time with it. At Remy's suggestion, he decides to do a training montage to speed up the process. Instead, he, Remy and Tilly get stuck in a series of montages and cannot escape. Cricket realizes that there are no shortcuts and the events of the episode turn out to be a dream as Cricket decides to train honestly at sheep riding.

"Pizza Deliverance": A pizza delivery girl named Tina is sent from Mama Roni's in Big City to deliver pizza to the Greens, but after watching a scary movie, sees the family as cannibals that are chasing her. As they hungrily corner her, Nancy barges in and reprimands everyone for being negligent and Tina realizes they are just a normal family. Nevertheless, she gets chased away after getting covered in pizza slop.

"Horse Girl": Bill buys a horse named Butterscotch, but Tilly hates horses and hides her hatred for her. Meanwhile, Cricket tries to get Wi-Fi so that he can speak to Gabriella while Remy tries to get through to Vasquez. He successfully does so during a storm which causes Bill to get caught in a raging river and Tilly and Butterscotch team up to save him. Tilly tells Bill that she still hates horses, but that he can still like them.

On Christmas Eve prior to the events of "The Move", Cricket decides to visit Remy so that he can play his VR game Outpost Infinity, despite Bill insisting that he stay to resume their yearly traditions. Cricket ends up getting snowed in with Remy, but the latter reveals that he left a VR present for him at his house and Cricket suggests that they all go into the VR game to celebrate Christmas together. Cricket and Remy do not tell the rest of the Greens that it is a tower defense style game and they end up having fun. When they learn the truth, Cricket admits that he learned to love their traditions and they fight off monsters. However, Cricket decides to leave the game and travel through the snow back home where the family is happy to be reunited with him. Vasquez and the Remingtons also arrive and join the festivities.

Guest stars: Lorraine Toussaint as Rashida Remington, Colton Dunn as Russell Remington, Danny Trejo as Vasquez,

"Pen Pals": Tilly starts writing letters to Andromeda to keep up with her. Andromeda reveals that she was a volunteer at the Museum of Cryptozoology only to get "fired". Tilly regales a story of defending daffodils against Bill and sends her seeds. Andromeda implies that she is really sad, which makes Tilly feel the same. Tilly writes a song and sends it to her and they sing "together". They happily continue being pen pals.

"Study Abroad": Remy realizes that he needs to tell his parents what he learned for the week, otherwise they will take him back to Big City. The entire Green family try to teach him to lie, with the exception of Bill who tells him to just tell the truth. Remy's parents call and they disbelieve his fantastical story, resulting in him telling the truth. They commend him for his honesty, but punish him by having him write an essay.

"Honey Heist": Cricket, Tilly and Remy plot to steal Bill's collected honey. Cricket decides to recruit Nancy, despite Tilly and Remy believing that she has become too responsible. She joins, but just as they are collecting the honey, suddenly rats them out. Afterwards, Nancy reveals that she acquired honey for the kids and sold them out so that she could cause a distraction, admitting that while she is responsible, she can still have fun.

"Dog Mayor": Cricket and Remy start a campaign to get Phoenix elected as the Mayor of Smalton after another dog named Beans proves to be well liked. Meanwhile, Nancy and Tilly fix a road full of pot holes and despite the hard work, get help in the end. Cricket resorts to lying and cheating. While he wins at first, Cricket is suddenly outed. He later admits that he no longer cares what other people think of Phoenix as he loves his dog the way she is.

"Chill Bill": The Greens and Remy head to the lake where Bill suddenly becomes a loose and carefree partygoer, much to Cricket's pleasure. Meanwhile, Tilly gets a leech stuck to her and Remy gets lost on a raft. Cricket tries to prevent Bill from seeing the dangers to keep him calm, but he ultimately returns to normal to help everyone. Bill tells Cricket that people have different sides to them and their bond grows closer.

"Bunny Farm": Bunnies attack the farm and Nancy recruits their neighbors from the past episodes to help. Bill does not think that they are capable of helping, which appears to be the case, but Bill admits that he is nervous because he does not want to lose the farm. He has Nancy take over and she snaps everyone in line to fulfil their duties and save the farm. Bill realizes that Nancy has matured significantly.

Gramma and Remy are ready to return to Big City. Bill, Cricket, and Tilly decide to accompany them back home while Nancy stays on the farm. The gang are reunited with familiar places and old friends, but quickly becomes apparent that Cricket, Tilly and Bill do not want to leave and practically hold Gramma and Remy against their will. Vasquez, awaiting Remy's arrival, grows concerned while Gloria is waiting for Gramma to return so that she can sign a paper from notary public Merv Stampington who is due to retire. They chase down the Greens and manage to get Alice and Remy back in time. Cricket, Tilly, and Bill return to Smalton, but an encounter with Nancy convinces them to live in both Big City and Smalton, moving back and forth while Nancy stays on the farm to look after it. At a cemetery outside of Big City, a gravedigger passes by the tombstone of Chip Whistler who he considered "the biggest jerk who ever died". Unbeknownst to anyone, a hooded Chip Whistler is still alive and plotting his revenge on the Greens.

"Truck Stopped": Tilly and Cricket fight when Tilly can't decide what snack to get at the Truckee's truck stop while Bill gets anxious that he's late to Nancy's, accidentally leaving them behind. As Bill and Gramma turn around to get them, Tilly and Cricket realize that they must work together to make their decisions better and manage to finally decide on tater tots. It is only when they get back with Bill that they learn what happened.

"Jingled": An agent named Bonnie Sparks from Big Jingle hires Tilly to work with them after seeing her tunes at the Green Family Farm stand. This was also due to the resignation of a jingle writer named Rick Razzle. Despite her successes there, Tilly realizes it's better to endulge in it for fun. This is thanks to Bill and Gramma who try to continue running the stand with their own mediocre songs after she leaves.

"Stand-Up Bill": Bill admires farming comedian Bill the Farmer, but is horrified to learn that he is a phony named Fredginald. He and Gramma oust his real self, but when Bill learns the truth behind his persona, he regrets it and helps him regain his reputation. Cricket gets roasted by a comedian named Jessica Burns and becomes sad. With Tilly's help, they get back at her by having her slip on a banana peel.

"Green Trial": The Greens accuse Cricket of eating Nancy's strawberry cake while they were working. He invokes the "sibling code" to have Tilly represent him in a trial to prove his innocence. When it does not look good for Cricket, Tilly learns that he was trying to call Gabriella and proves his innocence. Nancy realizes that the true culprit is her own father Nick who has reentered their lives.

"Bad Dad": Nancy tries to find a job for Nick while he spends time with Cricket and Tilly, becoming close with them, despite them knowing full well that he is irresponsible. Nancy eventually gets a ticket for him to leave town, but Cricket and Tilly convince her to let him back into her life. She finally agrees to let him live with her on the condition he also do farm work.

"Handshaken": Cricket meets Joshua, a man with a notoriously firm and hard handshake. Cricket decides to empower his hand and successfully does so, beating Josh at his handshake. However, Cricket becomes power mad and starts to challenge everyone. Bill reveals himself to have an even more powerful handshake and teaches Cricket that just because you have power, does not mean you should flaunt it freely.

"Iced": Gramma Alice invites the whole family, sans Nick, to the hockey game. Nick follows anyway and gets into a fight with Alice. Bill tries to get a corndog, Cricket and Nancy check out a Zamboni, and Tilly teaches the players to be nice. All Hell breaks loose and the Greens are kicked out of the game. Alice and Nick make amends and accept each other as family and get everyone corn dogs.

"Internetted": Tilly wants to know what happened to her favorite ice cream and decides to search the internet. She falls down a literal rabbit hole thanks to a rabbit named Miss Information and finds too many falsities. She eventually breaks free and learns from Bill that the ice cream was recalled due to the gumballs in them. Despite Tilly expressing doubt, Bill reminds her that he will always look out for her.

"Family Tree": Bill wants to beat the traffic back to Big City, but Tilly instead wants to sit in a tree. Bill becomes agitated and orders Cricket, Nancy, and Gramma Alice to get her down, but they all end up joining her. Tilly finally begs Bill to listen to her and he climbs the tree, finding beauty in it just like the rest of the family. They all sit together and watch the sunrise.

"Concrete Jungle": In a parody of Richard Attenborough documentaries, an omniscient narrator covers Gramma Alice battling off construction workers, Cricket and Remy battling teens to get their food, Gloria getting shoes from a dumpster, Tilly crossing the road by making herself tall, and Bill buying eggs at the Farmer's Market and protecting them. In the end, everyone comes home to eat dinner and talk about their day.

"Dollar Sense": Russell and Rashida realize that Remy is a "money dummy" and cut him off, giving him one dollar to spend. Remy decides to take a loan out and buy BcRibs (a parody of the McRib), so that their value goes up. When it soon becomes a permanent menu item, Remy is forced to sell his stock to the zoo. He ends up with only 75 cents, but his parents are happy to see he has learned how money works.