Bill Green/Relationships

This page lists all of **Bill Green'**s relationships.

As for his one and only son, he usually deals with his antics himself; if Cricket's in trouble, Bill's in trouble, more so when the authorities are involved. An example of their caring for each other is seen in "Level Up", where Bill laments the lack of space; to mitigate this, Cricket expands the farm to the rooftops of Big Coffee.

He clearly still loves and cares about Cricket. As shown in Phoenix Rises, he was worried for Cricket.

Despite all of the trouble Cricket causes for him, Bill still cares for his son, despite his potentially destructive mischief.

### Gramma Alice

As him being Alice's only caring son, her relationship with him doesn't really has much to add upon him, with him trying to be a bit of peacemaker opposed to her tough as nails personality.

In "Backflip Bill", she was responsible for tarnishing his long-awaited childhood dreams of being a gymnast as she expected him to be a winner opposed to doing it just for fun, while it closely slated that she been tough on him for not putting enough effort.

### Tilly Green

Bill seems to trust Tilly more than Cricket since he put Tilly in charge in Cricketsitter; he told her, "I can't imagine you letting me down." The two seem close since Bill was screaming and looking for Tilly when he couldn't find her on parade day.

### Nancy Green

Nancy is Bill's former wife, having divorced some time ago, due to their differences. When she returns in "Phoenix Rises" and "Uncaged", Bill does not show any contempt, and is surprised to see her back.

Despite their divorce, they still do care for each other.

The story on how they met is expanded on in "Greens' Acres"; Bill, wanting to save the farm, goes to a man with shady dealings, who calls his daughter, Nancy, to help. Throughout their quest, they bond, but are caught in the act by the arcade manager, Joe, who takes them away to prison. However, this didn't keep them apart (as Nancy reveals later in the episode).

## Friends and neighbors

### Remy Remington

Both don't usually interact as much as Remy does with Cricket and Tilly, but they seem to be on good terms. In "DIY Guys" they go to a hardware store and learn about self-reliance from each other. In Long Goodbye he even states Remy is like a second son to him.

### Gloria Sato

While she doesn't usually interact with him as much as the kids, they generally seem to get along fine and Bill had no problem letting Gloria live with them from "Chipocalypse Now" onward. He tries to cheer her up when she reveals she was planning to move in "Elevator Action" and even bond with each other a bit in "Big Resolution" over being unable to go out of their comfort zones and give each other the courage to do so. He does seem very uncomfortable when Gloria claims she and Bill are married in "'Rent Control".

## Enemies

### Chip Whistler

Prior to "Reckoning Ball", Bill was neutral towards Chip, despite the latter's obvious attempts to run them out of Big City. Bill shows kindness toward Chip after he is injured working around the house. After the events of the episode, Bill believes that Chip has changed for the better, despite Chip manipulating the Greens into thinking he's changed (in reality, he has not).

In "Friend Con", Tilly, thinking Bill is alone after he has lost touch with his old country friend Good Ol' Joe, sets Bill up on a friendship with Chip. They seemed to get along with each other, but that was just a ruse, as Chip, shortly after losing sight of Bill, reveals that he's going to sabotage Bill's speech. With Cricket and Tilly taken care of, having tossed them out of the convention, Chip sets his plan into motion: give Bill a peanut butter and saltine-filled sandwich so Bill can't speak, allowing Chip to say degrading things about Green Family Farms to a wide audience. This initially works, but Cricket and Tilly, who have gotten help from Gramma, stops him before he could say more. After the whole ordeal, Bill realizes Chip has *not* changed and is still his usual, villainous self, and in return, announces the end of their friendship, to which Chip doesn't care about.

Around the time of "Chipwrecked", Bill has stopped taking Chip seriously along with Cricket, knowing that his plans will always fail, but this instantly diminishes when Chip successfully buys out Big Coffee and plots the imminent destruction of the Green house.