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Bear Trapped/Trivia

"Bear Trapped"
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## General

* **Morals:**
	+ Wildlife deserves to be free.
	+ It's best to give animals that you dislike a chance than to judge them.
* This is the first episode that Gramma did not appear in.
* The episode marks as a conclusion to Cricket's hatred towards bears.
* Cricket reveals he has never encountered a bear up until this episode.
* This is the first episode that Bill has a minor role.
* What would happen in this episode was alluded to in "Space Chicken". In that episode, Cricket sets up multiple bear traps around the house, just in case a problem relating to bears would spring up.
	+ Cricket's hatred of bears was also mentioned in "Cricket Versus".

* The scene of Tilly applauding for Cricket's involuntary dance routine at the burrito stand was used in the promos leading up to the show's premiere, as well as the "Subscribe now" card used at the end of videos on YouTube since 2020, beginning with "Gramma Calls an Electronics Store".
* This is the first time Cricket gets sick.

## Continuity

* Kara's Okay Karaoke gets a much larger role in the episode "Okay Karaoke", where it is given a completely different interior.
* The scene of the kids and Daisy riding the Cheap Coaster is used for the *Broken Karaoke* video Goin' Back Out, but Daisy was replaced with Bill.
Big City Greens: Road Trip

***Big City Greens*: Road Trip** is an animated short based on *Big City Greens*, and the first standalone featurette. It premiered on Disney XD from December 14-16, 2019, as part of the *Big City Greens: Road Trip* marathon. The shorts were released on YouTube on December 15, 2019; on TV they were split into parts.

## Synopsis

Tilly wins tickets to a faraway amusement park, Breakfast Land, and the Greens set out while encountering various obstacles.

## Cast

* Chris Houghton as Cricket Green
* Marieve Herington as Tilly Green
* Bob Joles as Bill Green
* Artemis Pebdani as Alice Green

## Transcript

*Click **here** to read the transcript for **Big City Greens: Road Trip**.*

## Gallery

*Click **here** to view the gallery for **Big City Greens: Road Trip**.*

## Trivia

* This is the first time we see Cricket’s driving skills.
* It isn’t shown when or how the family were able to switch places. *It’s possible that they switched places every gas station or stop they visit.*
* There are 2 versions of this short, one that is Winter themed and one that is normal, You can view the winter one at https://vimeo.com/380860628. Though the video on Vimeo got taken down.
* On the final mile before Breakfast World, Bill does a freakout scream similar to Homer Simpson in The Simpsons episode "Treehouse of Horror V"

* This is the second original *Big City Greens* project to be in Flash animation after the *Random Rings* shorts, and the third overall after *Broken Karaoke*.
* Breakfast Land and Breakfast World could be a parody of Disney Parks, particularly the Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World.
* Cricket sings the Barry Cuda song at one point, and Gramma is still bothered by it.
* Tilly was the only Green who did not get a turn driving the Kludge.
* Since this short contained a lengthy dialogue between all four nuclear Green family members in a single location, this is one of very few times Chris Houghton, Marieve Herington, Bob Joles and Artemis Pebdani recorded their dialogue together.
	+ This was one of the final *Big City Greens*-related media produced before COVID-19 broke out in the US.

## Errors

* At the beginning, when Cricket laughs, there is no movement in the truck.
	+ This error can easily be found while watching it on YouTube, zooming it in to 275.
	+ There was no way the Greens could fit all their luggage behind the second-row seat, because it was touching the back wall.
* In most shots when Bill is driving, his fingertips touch the back of the driving wheel instead of under the top part.
* Cricket was able to drive even though he is a bit shorter than Alice.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/shanehoughton/status/1491807575850975242?s=21
Big City Greens: Volume 3

**Big City Greens: Volume 3** is a digital download collection from iTunes. It was released in 2019 and contains the first 15 episodes of Season 2.

## Synopsis

*Cricket, Tilly, Bill and Gramma are back for more fun-loving adventures in the Big City. Cricket earns a role in Big Coffee's new TV commercial. Bill trades his pickup in for a cutting-edge electric car. And when Gramma convinces the neighbors she's a witch, it causes a BIG scare! There's no such thing as an ordinary day in the Big City when you're with the Greens!*

## Trivia

* The following episodes referenced in the synopsis, in order, are:
	+ "Cricket's Kapowie" - Cricket earns a role in Big Coffee's new TV commercial.
	+ "Car Trouble" - Bill trades his pickup in for a cutting-edge electric car.
	+ "Urban Legend" - And when Gramma convinces the neighbors she's a witch, it causes a BIG scare!
Gold Shop

The Gold Shop is one of two ingame Shops available in the game. You can reach the Gold Shop by clicking the price tag symbol.

## Availability

The Gold Shop is available from the beginning of the game. You need real money for some items.

## Goods

In the Gold Shop you can buy Gold or a time machine. If you already have some gold, you can buy elixirs or ingame money with it.

## Payment

Opposed to the Shopping Mall the method of payment of the Gold Shop is outgame money and for some items Gold. You need some kind of digital payment method like PayPal, Giftcards or a real credit card.
Animation Abomination/Errors

"Animation Abomination"
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* The piece of popcorn Tilly puts on a salt shaker changes size between shots.
* After Tilly says "That will never happen," the spilled popcorn bowl disappears for the rest of the scene.
* In the writer's room, a woman can be seen at the end of the table with her head down and cowering, but when Topher, Blaine and the kids entered the room before, the woman was missing.
* The "PRINT" key on the script writers' keyboard is where the apostrophe/quotes key should go.
	+ Also, there is technically a "print screen" key on the keyboard, which technically does not print the script, but just copies a screenshot of the computer screen to the clipboard.
	+ This could be a special type of keyboard just for script writing.
* Technically, if the computer vacuumed up Tilly's storyboards pasted over Cricket's, both Cricket and Tilly's endings would've been animated at once.
Axin' Saxon/References

"Axin' Saxon"
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* Remy uses the phrases "take the bait" and "hook, line and sinker". Both phrases allude to fishing; appropriate considering he is fishing.
	+ "Take the bait" means "to respond to someone's actions or words in the way that they intended".
	+ "Hook, line and sinker" emphasizes "that someone has been completely deceived or tricked".
Barry Cuda/Trivia

"Barry Cuda"
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## General

* **Morals:**
	+ No matter what you buy, money cannot buy you love for your family.
	+ Don't annoy your family with something so much or you could face something worse.
* This episode marks a month since the series premiered.
* The Barry Cuda song was previously heard in "Gridlocked".
* Cricket also sings the Barry Cuda song in the Big City Greens: Road Trip short.
* This is the first episode where Cricket appears at Big Coffee without Gloria.
* This episode is the first to feature LGBTQ+ implications, as Tilly is shown officiating a wedding between two female animals (Phoenix and Cynthia) before Cricket interrupts.
	+ However, knowing Tilly, she could very well just be pretending.
* This is the first time Cricket cries in an episode.
* There are several hints throughout the episode that the whole family destroyed Barry:
	+ When Cricket removes the axe from Barry Cuda, the axe splits a family photo apart with him on one half and Tilly, Bill and Gramma together on the other half. Not only does this give a hint toward who destroyed Barry, it also signifies the consequences of destroying Barry and the distrust the family unintentionally gives Cricket, who angrily calls them out when he learns the truth.
	+ Bill scratches his head as he replies nervously, "Well, I don't think he was ever breathin' to begin with."
	+ When Cricket accuses his family, they seem nervous and unnatural as they speak, as if trying to cover up the truth.
	+ After Bill's accusation, Bill says, "I didn't burn Barry." This is correct, as he actually smacked Barry with an axe, as shown when Cricket first sees Barry destroyed and later when he caught the culpret.
* The only accusation Cricket was correct about was how Gramma tried to kill Barry, as near the end she is seen attacking him with her frying pan.
* First appearance of the two guy couple. While the purple silent man is named Terry, the blue blonde man was unnamed in the episode. He was named in the credits as Alexander.
* It's implied Tilly wants to get a mustache like Saxon's, which is odd considering she's female.

## Continuity

* While explaining how he got his first tip at Big Coffee, Cricket mentions he's trying to pay back his destruction debt, which is why he got a job there in "Critterball Crisis".

## Production

* This is the final episode directed by Matt Braly before he left the show to create *Amphibia*.
Backflip Bill

"**Backflip Bill**"
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“
Sure...you'll have lots of fun, Billy Boy...IF YOU THINK IT'S FUN TO LOSE!
”

—Alice Green

"**Backflip Bill**" is the 8th episode of Season 1 and the 8th episode overall of *Big City Greens*. However, it is the 12th episode in chronological order.

## Synopsis

Cricket learns that Bill never realized his childhood dream of becoming a gymnast.

## Plot

While trying to fix the heater, Cricket and Tilly discover a photo of Bill from his childhood in which he was a gymnast. Bill admits that he was great as a child, but before competing professionally he gave up. Gramma Alice chimes in stating that Bill was "uncoachable" and that he did not have the guts to do it. Cricket however thinks that Alice was simply a bad coach altogether and sets out to prove her wrong. The kids take Bill to the Big City Community Center (while wearing his gymnastic tights that surprisingly still fit) so that he can get back into the sport. Cricket tells Bill to just have fun and surprisingly he ends up being very nimble and capable of doing gymnastics. The administrator, Juan Pablo, tells Bill and Cricket that they have a gymnastics competition and they sign up to compete.

Cricket calls Alice to tell her that she was wrong about Bill and for her to come down to the Community Center and see for herself. However, when Cricket sees the competition, he becomes much harder on Bill just when Alice arrives to see and believes that he just is not cutting it to be a gymnast. Bill becomes sloppy, but when Cricket demands that they will not settle for anything less than first place, Bill yells back and leaves the stadium in tears. Alice then reveals to Cricket that she never gave up on Bill and that he simply chickened out. Realizing that Alice and his own coaching were what caused BIll to quit, Cricket goes out to speak with him and states that from now on he is not his coach, but his cheerleader instead.

Bill goes back inside and puts on his mix tape so that he can perform. He begins dancing in a spectacular display that dazzles everyone including Alice. On the last landing however, Bill trips and lands on his face. Alice nevertheless applauds Bill's routine as does the rest of the audience. Bill ends up coming in sixth place though he does not mind as he believes that tungsten is a more reliable material than gold. He decides to "retire" due to his body clearly being incapable of handling gymnastics. Alice finally compliments Bill as the family head out to get milk shakes.

## Cast

* Bob Joles as Bill Green
* Chris Houghton as Cricket Green
* Artemis Pebdani as Alice Green
* Marieve Herington as Tilly Green, Little Girl
* Vladimir Caamano as Juan Pablo (first appearance)

## Videos

The Most Iconic Dance Routine Ever🕺 Big City Greens Disney ChannelCricketsitter - Backflip Bill - Full Episode - Big City Greens - Disney Channel AnimationWatch on YouTube (US only)
## References

1. ↑ https://www.fernsehserien.de/big-city-greens/folgen/1x04b-rueckwaertssalto-bill-1205015
Tezuna

Tezuna was the wife of a Ame Genin named Ryusui. After Ryusui was captured by Jiraiya she became the Toad Sennin's lover.

Before Jiraiya left to fight Pein he sent Tezuna away from Ame with enough money to begin elsewhere anew.

Unknown to Jiraiya was the fact that Tezuna was pregnant with his child.

Tezuna's current whereabouts are unknown but it can be assumed that she has given birth to her and Jiraiya’s child at this point.
Big Coffee commercial

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The **Big Coffee commercial** is a commercial aired for Big Coffee. It only appeared in "Cricket's Kapowie".

## Overview

Donny Tinselton, a retired movie star and close chum of Ms. Cho, decided to produce the commercial to promote Big Coffee's new jelly donuts. He hires Cricket and Gloria to be the spokespersons, but Gloria takes her role too dramatically that Cricket ends up getting both lines and Gloria winds up as the towel girl. Donny then decides Cricket's got "kapowie" which makes his role special. He also hires Tilly to be an extra called "girl eating donut", but she takes this too far and tries constantly to find her "character" over *how* she should eat her donut.

However, Cricket doesn't listen to Donny's compliments about him too well, and begins believing the "kapowie" he had was his hair, after Donny called it a "statement piece". When he accidentally sheers his hair and eventually has it all chopped off, he believes he lost his "kapowie" and was too upset to perform the shoot, thus Donny fires him and replaces him with Gloria. After a talk with Tilly however, Cricket discovers his "kapowie" was not his hair as he initially intended, it was his creativity and optimism, which in turn prompts him to interrupt Gloria's shoot and reveal what he learned. Donny hires him back in, making Gloria the towel girl again (though she does get a role as an extra), and the commercial goes on without a hitch.

Following the shutdown and eventual destruction of the cafe ("Chipwrecked"/"Chipocalypse Now"), it's likely the commercial got discontinued.

## Cast

* Cricket Green as himself
* Tilly Green as Girl eating donut
* Gloria Sato as herself
* Ms. Cho as herself
* Donny Tinselton as Narrator

## Crew

* Donny Tinselton - Director
* Ms. Cho - Assistant director
* Gloria Sato - Towel girl

## Transcript

**Donny (VO):** Are you in the mood for some friendly service, hot coffee, and perhaps being in the presence of an angel?

**Ms. Cho:** *(giggles)*

**Donny (VO):** Well, come on down to Big Coffee!

**Cricket:** We now carry scrumptious jelly donuts, made fresh every day.

**Donny (VO):** So come on down to BIG BIG **BIG BIG BIG BIG COFFEE!!!**

**Cricket:** Am I gettin' paid for this?
Big City Park

A bench located in Big City Park

**Big City Park** is a recurring location in *Big City Greens*. While making recurring appearances throughout the series, its first major role is in "Cyberbullies", where the Cyber Knights challenge Cricket to a drone fight. Its second major appearance is in "Park Pandemonium", where Alice and Tilly fight for their love.

It was also present in the game *Big City Battle!*.

## Notable places

* Funtopia (destroyed)
* Statue of Responsibility
* Burrito vendor

## Gallery

*Click **here** to view the gallery for **Big City Park**.*
Alice Green/Relationships

This page lists all of **Alice Green's relationships** with her friends.

## Family

### **Bill Green**

Alice is shown to be very caring for her son, though reluctant to do the things he asks her. In "Backflip Bill" she was the very reason Bill dropped his Backflip Bill Persona.

### **Cricket Green**

She is also shown to be very caring for her grandson, but can't stand his antics sometimes. She may participate in whatever thing he has planned. An example is in "Photo Op" where she goes with his plan to sneak to the food court.

### **Tilly Green**

Both don't usually interact much as she does with Cricket and Bill, but they seem to have a decent relationship. In "Tilly Tour", Tilly takes Gramma on a tour around Big City so the latter will start to like it.

### Nancy Green

With Nancy, Gramma seems to look down on her, disapproving of her relationship with Bill. In Green's Acres, it's shown that this is because Nancy's dad roped Bill into a scam. On some occasions, like on Green Christmas and Pools Gold, she cooperates with Nancy, at least for a while.

## Others

### **Remy Remington**

Both don't usually interact much as Remy does with Cricket and Tilly, but they seem to be on good terms. In "Cricket's Shoes", she fills in for Cricket to play on the trampoline with Remy, and she starts to realize why Cricket likes hanging out with Remy.

### **Mr. Grigorian**

Mr. Grigorian has been enemies with Alice for some amount of time, and it is currently unknown why this is the case. Even after Mr. Grigorian cleared things up with Tilly, he is still enemies with Alice. ("Forbidden Feline")

### **Chip Whistler**

These two do not interact much as the other Greens with Chip, but as with the other Greens, they are enemies with him. It is only in "Reckoning Ball" that they drop this and opt to show their true selves as caring people. It can also be mentioned that Gramma and Cricket were the two Greens who were cautious of Chip's deep down true, malicious intentions, hesitating when it was time to sign the contract.
Anthony Vukojevich

Anthony Vukojevich is a prop designer and background designer at Disney Channel for Big City Greens.

## About the Staff

Anthony served as the prop designer for seasons 1 and 2 of Big City Greens before being moved to background designer for seasons 2 and 3. Anthony's last name served as inspiration for the last name of Vuka Vukojevich.
Animal Farm/References

"Animal Farm"
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* The episode is named after, and is partly based on the 1945 novella of the same name by George Orwell.
	+ This episode is also named after the Pororo the Little Penguin: Sing-A-Long episode "Animal Farm"
* This episode with the pets communicating is simliar to *The Loud House* episodes "Pets Peveed" and "Love Birds" and the Dog and Baby episodes of *Arthur*.
Big Deal and Forbidden Feline/Credits

## Opening Credits for "Big Deal"

**Story by**
Carson Montgomery

**Written & Storyboarded by**
Caldwell Tanner
Kiana Khansmith

**Directed by**
Monica Ray

## Opening Credits for "Forbidden Feline"

**Story by**
Jennifer Keene

**Written & Storyboarded by**
Rebecca Schauer
Ian Mutchler

**Directed by**
Monica Ray

## Ending Credits

**Executive Producers**
Rob Renzetti
Chris Houghton
Shane Houghton

**Line Producer**
Jason Wyatt

**Story Editor**
Kenny Byerly

**With the Voice Talents of**

**Additional Voices**
Marieve Herington
Chris Houghton
Shane Houghton
Bob Joles
Kevin Michael Richardson
Kari Wahlgren
Roger Craig Smith

**Character Clean-up**Joseph Game
**Prop Design**Anthony Vukojevich

**Color Supervisor**Kassandra Heller

**Continuity Coordinator**Justin Schultz

"Big City Greens Main Title Theme"
**Written And Performed By**
The Mowgli's

"Do It All Again"
**Written By**
The Houghton Brothers

**Produced By**
Joachim Horsley

**Music by**
Joachim Horsley

**Animation Production by**
Rough Draft Korea Co., Ltd

**Animatic Editors**Ted Machold

**Dialogue Engineers**Steve FrendJordan King
**Supervising Dialogue Engineer**Mark Kondracki

**Production Secretary**Zoot Grantham

**Script Coordinators**
Leona Beckert
Dawn Connors

**Production Control**
Fawn Testa

© 2018 DISNEY ENTERPRISES, INC.ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Big City Greens Prank War!

## Video

**Big City Greens Prank War!** is the 10th *Chibi Tiny Tales* short set in the *Big City Greens* universe. It was released to Youtube on September 2, 2023.

## Synopsis

Gramma Alice and Cricket Green from Big City Greens enter into an epically hilarious prank battle. Which Green family member will come out on top?

## Character Appearances

* Cricket Green
* Tilly Green
* Alice Green
* Remy Remington (cameo)

## Gallery

*Click **here** to view the gallery for **Big City Greens Prank War!**.*
Axin' Saxon

"**Axin' Saxon**"
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“
You know, Mama... death is an undeniable fact of life... but murder must be avenged. The one who did this will not be forgiven...! Gramma will pay!
”

—Tilly Green

"**Axin' Saxon**" is the 56th episode of Season 1 and the 56th episode overall of *Big City Greens*.

## Synopsis

When Nancy accidentally destroys Saxon, Tilly's beloved stuffed sack, Tilly mistakenly directs her wrath at Gramma.

## Plot

Nancy and Tilly are spending time together when the latter introduces to the former, her sack doll Saxon, something which Nancy believes is a product of her not being around. In the meantime, Bill takes Cricket and Remy to go fishing so that the Nancy can have quality time with Tilly.

As they continue to play, Alice arrives to berate Tilly for still playing with Saxon, even though Tilly points out that Alice cherishes her sword. As Tilly goes in to wash up, Nancy decides to wash Saxon. Unfortunately, Saxon falls apart in the wash and Nancy panics. Tilly sees what has become of her favorite sack companion, but to Nancy's surprise, she believes that Alice is to blame and confronts her about it. Though Alice denies any wrongdoing, Tilly does not believe her and sets out to get back at her.

Meanwhile, the guys are fishing with Cricket once again too excited to sit still. Bill and Remy on the other hand insist that Cricket take it easy which ends up driving him upset especially when Bill seems unbothered with missing a couple of good chances. Back at the house, Tilly does numerous things to bother or frustrate Alice, but none of them seem to work. Nancy is afraid of telling Tilly the truth as she fears it will damage her relationship with her. Eventually, she tells her to see it through Alice's perspective and wonder what if something of hers was tampered with. Mistaking her words, Tilly goes for Alice's sword and flees the house with it with Alice and Nancy in hot pursuit.

They stop at a bridge with Tilly yelling at Alice to confess only for Nancy to finally give in (ironically, this action causes her to drop the sword and for Alice to jump after it). Nancy was afraid as she did not want Tilly to stop loving her, but she assures her that she still loves her no matter what. Back at the boat, Bill and Remy manage to catch a fish while Cricket catches Alice's sword.

Back at the house, Nancy fixes Saxon while Cricket hangs Alice's sword on the wall which infuriates her. Tilly jokes that Cricket caught a swordfish causing everyone to laugh and humiliating Alice. As the episode ends, Saxon anthropomorphically winks.

## Cast

* Marieve Herington as Tilly Green
* Wendi McLendon-Covey as Nancy Green
* Artemis Pebdani as Alice Green
* Chris Houghton as Cricket Green, Driver
* Bob Joles as Bill Green
* Zeno Robinson as Remy Remington

## Video

Big City Greens - New Episodes on Saturdays (Promo)Big City Greens Who Did It To Saxon?! (Clip)Big City Greens Tilly Vs. Gramma (Clip)Big City Greens I Did It, Tilly!? (Clip)Big City Greens "Axin' Saxon" (Animatics)
## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/disneychanneljp/status/1210370712847798273
Big City Zoo

**Big City Zoo** is a minor location depicted in *Big City Greens*. Nancy, Cricket and Tilly Green visited it; the latter two would return at night to release the animals.

## History

It first appears in "Uncaged" as a location Nancy, Cricket and Tilly visit. Wanting to be in the steps of their rebellious mother, Cricket and Tilly release the animals - a line even Nancy wouldn't cross.

When the law gets involved, Cricket and Tilly desperately try to get the animals back to their cages, which they succeeded in doing. A final showdown with Officer Keys is also at this location, where Cricket and Tilly confess to their doings, and make things up with Nancy.

It appears once again in "Winter Greens" as part of the bucket list for snowman Margaret.

## Episode Appearances

* "Uncaged"
* "Winter Greens"
* "Rembo"
Bash and Bella

**Bash and Bella** are minor characters of *Big City Greens*. Their first appearance is in "Gramma Driver", where they employ Alice Green, a Swyft driver, to haul them around Big City.

## Appearance

They are both tall and slim. They are always seen in black, ninja-like wear. Bash is purple-skinned with dark purple hair, while Bella is light-green skinned with red hair.

## History

Bella and Bash are known across Big City for their criminal history, they've been all around Big City robbing from banks, jewelry stores, and more. They are a very amorous criminal couple, who appear quite a few times throughout the series, robbing banks, jewelry stores, etc.

In the episode "Spaghetti Theory", the duo go to rob a jewelry store where they tied up civilians and police officers and held other civilians hostage in said store, during the heist, Bash proposes to Bella successfully with an engagement ring they likely stole from the store, however, at the end of the episode, they appear in the back of a police car being driven by Officer Keys.

## Trivia

* Bash and Bella bear are expies of the *Pokémon* antagonists James and Jessie of Team Rocket.
	+ In additions the letter at the start of their names are the same ('B' for Bash and Bella and 'J' for James and Jessie)
	+ In the Brazilian Portuguese dub, their voices are made by Isabel de Sã, the first voice of Jessie and the voice of Bella, and Marcio Araujo, the first voice of James and the voice of Bash.
* In "Spaghetti Theory", Bash appears proposing to Bella during a robbery.

## Gallery

*Click **here** to view the gallery for **Bash and Bella**.*
Alice and Nancy's Relationship

**Alice Green'**s relationship with **Nancy Green** is very, very complicated. Gramma has never approved of Bill Green's friendship and later marriage with Nancy, who she pegs as a bad influence towards him and later a "jailbird".

## Friendship

* Pool's Gold - Nancy and Gramma are shown to be amicable with each other while in the Elkins Apartment pool. Tilly says that Cricket's plan has finally "brought [them] together".

## Offending/conflict

* **Pre-series, especially "Greens' Acres"**: Alice didn't want Bill to go anywhere near Nancy because she has a bad influence.
* "**Uncaged**": Throughout the episode, Alice disapproves of Bill leaving the kids with Nancy.
* "**Cousin Jilly**": Alice disapproves of Nancy acting like herself in *her* house.

## Alice's moments of annoyance with Nancy

* "**Cousin Jilly**": Alice gradually gets annoyed by Nancy having the former butter her up.
Andy Daly

**Andrew Luke Daly** (born April 15, 1971) is an American actor who provide the voice of Officer Keys.

## About The Actor

He's also worked as a comedian, and writer best known for starring as Forrest MacNeil on the Comedy Central series *Review*. He is also known for starring in the first season of the HBO comedy series *Eastbound & Down* as Terrence Cutler and for his two seasons as a cast member on *Mad TV* from 2000 to 2002. He has also made regular appearances on television programs such as *Silicon Valley*, *Modern Family*, *The Life and Times of Tim*, *Crossballs*, *Delocated*, *Reno 911!*, and *Comedy Bang! Bang!*

For *Big City Greens*, he is currently the voice of Officer Keys. Prior to said role, he also voiced Andy the Watchdog in the *Wander Over Yonder* episode, "The Eye on the Skull Ship".

## External links

* Andy Daly on Wikipedia
* Andy Daly on IMDb
* Andy Daly on Twitter
* Andy Daly on Instagram
Ashton

**Ashton** is a minor character of *Big City Greens*.

## Appearance

### Physical

Ashton is an purple-skinned boy with blond hair. He has a mole under his right eye.

### Attire

Ashton wears a black tuxedo with a light blue-green shirt underneath. He wears beige shorts, white socks and black sneakers.

## Personality

Prior to Tilly Green standing up to Cantaloupe Sinclair, Ashton followed his master's every thought, including laughing at Tilly. After Tilly stood up to Cantaloupe, Ashton showed friendliness and is welcoming to Tilly, offering her a tea session, any time she wants.

## Trivia

* He has a Li'l Ladies doll named "Juniper Bunderstitch".
* His voice actor, Adam McArthur, was the voice of Marco Diaz in fellow Disney animated series *Star vs. the Forces of Evil.*
* McArthur has said that Ashton has facial features like Marco, his hair is the same color as Star Butterfly and his skin is the same color as Tom Lucitor, main characters from Star vs. the Forces of Evil.
* Out of Cantaloupe's two friends, Ashton is the only one who has shown compassion for, and befriended, Tilly. (Willow may be currently neutral towards Tilly)
BigTech

**BigTech** is a company depicted in *Big City Greens*. Led by its eccentric CEO Gwendolyn Zapp, the company makes very innovative products, like the Vrüm, F.R.A.N.K., the Fun Fon smartphone, and the *Flawless You!* supercomputer.

## History

Introduced in "Car Trouble", BigTech, led by the CEO Gwendolyn Zapp is shown to be a modern company which constantly innovates by creating futuristic products.

In "Jingled", Bonnie Spark revealed that Rick Razzle wrote a(n unsung/unnamed) jingle for BigTech.

## Known products

* The Vrüm, an electric car
* The Robo-Pants
* The Robo-Lips
* F.R.A.N.K., an AI-powered farmer robot
* The Mecha-Baler
* The Fun Fon smartphone
* The *Flawless You!* supercomputer
* Compound 415C
* The Delivernator
Alecia F.

Alecia F. is a minor character in Big City Greens, appearing only in "Paint Misbehavin'".

In the episode, she sells her painting to someone.

## Appearance

### Physical

She has magenta skin and carnation pink hair.

### Attire

She wears a yellow tank top, carnation pink earrings and necklace, then a black belt with a dark gold circle, and dark magenta pants.

## Trivia

* Her last name is unknown.
* She is the only character with pink hair and pink skin at the same time.
Alice Green's sword

**Alice Green's sword**, nicknamed "Swordy", is a minor object in *Big City Greens*. It is Gramma's sword.

## History

Swordy was first mentioned in "Space Chicken" where Cricket mentions his Gramma "has a sword". Later in the episode, it makes its first appearance.

It appears once again in "Axin' Saxon", where it is revealed it's named "Swordy". Swordy plays a pivotal role in the plot. Tilly takes Swordy away from Gramma as "payback" for destroying Saxon (it was Nancy who accidentally did it) and dropped it off the bridge.

Its next appearance was in “Reckoning Ball” when Chip tries to apologize and Gramma runs with the sword to attack him.

## Trivia

* It has not been called "Swordy" outside of "Axin' Saxon".
Bad Dad

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“
You think Grandpa Nick would kill us?
”

—Cricket Green

**"Bad Dad"** is the 5th episode of Season 4 and the 157th episode of *Big City Greens* overall.

## Synopsis

Cricket and Tilly get to know their grandpa while Nancy scrambles to find him a job.

## Plot

Nancy's father, Nick Mulligan, has settled himself in the Greens' country home, much to Nancy's displeasure. While Bill and Gramma Alice are concerned with his presence, Cricket and Tilly are easily enamored with their grandfather who is clearly on his last legs. Nick claims that he wanted to see his grandkids and the adults reluctantly agree to let him see them as Bill and Alice decide to head back to Big City for the time being. When Nancy insists that Nick go home, he reveals that his home was burned down, either by him, a loan shark, or one of his exes. With no other option, Nancy decides to find a place for him to stay, as well as a paying job.

The group head into town and Nancy makes a stop at Frank's place, who literally multitasks several jobs at once. Nancy ask that he give Nick a job, but he insists that he has everything covered. He calls his brother in Tinyville, Hank, who also multitasks, albeit horribly, and agrees to let Nick work one of his jobs. Nick begins regaling tales to Cricket and Tilly who are intrigued by his history and they decide to venture further into Smalton with him. They eventually stop by an abandoned house where they proceed to break apart and are joined by a man named Dweezil who gives them axes. Nancy leaves Frank's place, only to find everyone gone and begins searching for them.

Nancy finds the group in the company of Dweezil and becomes furious with Nick, demanding that he leave and never come back. They drop him off at the train station to Tinyville. As they leave, Cricket and Tilly reveal that they are well aware of how terrible Nick is, but that he genuinely cares about them and is family. Nancy has a change of heart and goes back to the train station where it is revealed that Nick traded his ticket for a ferret, that he already lost. Nancy agrees to let Nick live with her on the condition that he help with farm work. As Nick struggles to get used to his new life, he begins to tell the story of Rat Face Dave to Cricket and Tilly.

## Cast

* Chris Houghton as Cricket Green
* Marieve Herington as Tilly Green
* Bob Joles as Bill Green
* Wendi McLendon-Covey as Nancy Green
* Artemis Pebdani as Alice Green
* Billy West as Nick Mulligan
* Tony Cavalero as Wayne
* Lance Barber as Frank
* Kyle Kinane as Dweezil

## Videos

Cricket and Tilly Meet Grandpa! - Big City Greens - NEW SEASON - @disneychannel
America Rat (character)

## America Rat

America Rat is a minor character who only appeared in "Times Circle". He is an actor in America Rat (franchise).

## Appearance

He has orange skin.

He wears a blue full body suit with a star in the middle, dark blue arms, rat ears and snout, and a pink tail and pink feet. He also uses a cardboard shield that looks like a wheel of cheese.
Anoush

**Anoush** is a minor character from *Big City Greens* who is Mr. Grigorian's pet cat and befriends Tilly. He first appeared in the episode "Forbidden Feline".

He is named after *Anoush*, the first opera to integrate traditional Armenian folk music and culture into its story.*[citation needed]*

## Episodes

* Forbidden Feline
* Cricket's Place
* Animal Farm
* Chipocalypse Now
* Spaghetti Theory
* Truce Bomb

## Gallery

*Click **here** to view the gallery for **Anoush**.*
Bear Trapped

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“
Well, you're talking to the right guy. I hate bears! They're monsters!, and nothin' would make me happier than bringin' one to justice!
”

—Cricket Green

"**Bear Trapped**" is the 10th episode of Season 1 and the 10th episode overall of *Big City Greens*. However, it is the 19th episode in chronological order.

## Synopsis

Cricket hates bears, but when he actually meets one being hunted by animal control, he soon changes his mind.

## Plot

While trying to buy burritos in the park, Cricket, Tilly and Remy learn from Officer Keys that a bear is loose in Big City, but animal control accidentally hit the burrito chef. Cricket, who has had a strange animosity for bears, is happy that he can finally hunt and catch one to prove himself. After setting many traps, all of which fail, the kids run into the actual bear. Cricket tries to wrestle it, but discovers that it is pretty docile. He calls animal control to come pick up the bear, but it "escapes" and the kids follow her. They find that the bear is simply hungry and wants a burrito so they get one for her and Cricket is surprised to learn that the bear, who Tilly begins calling Daisy, likes fish burritos just like him.

The kids end up spending the day with Daisy and enjoy their time with her. While at karaoke, they are visited by Keys and the Animal Control who capture Daisy and lock her away in their van. Cricket realizes that he does not actually hate bears and begins to feel remorse over his past opinions. The kids plan to rescue Daisy and do so by having Tilly and Remy act out a death scene that distracts Keys and Animal Control just long enough for Cricket to break Daisy out and flee.

Cricket and Daisy escape to the sewer where burritos inexplicably float down. Realizing that the sewer is perfect for Daisy, Cricket says his goodbye to her. However, Keys and Animal Control arrive and Cricket is forced to flush everyone out by turning a valve. Keys and his team give up, while Cricket catches a cold from being drenched in the sewer water.

The episode ends as Cricket writes a letter to Daisy and flushes it along with a burrito, however the burrito overflows the toilet resulting in Bill yelling at Cricket.

## Cast

* Chris Houghton as Cricket Green, Teal Animal Control Man
* Zeno Robinson as Remy Remington
* Bob Joles as Bill Green, Green Animal Control Man
* Marieve Herington as Tilly Green,
* Andy Daly as Officer Keys
* Carlos (Non Speaking Role; montage only)

### Additional voices

* John DiMaggio as Burrito Vendor
* Shane Houghton as Jogger

## Video

Gramma's License - S1 E5 - Full Episode - Big City Greens - Disney Channel Animation
2018

Events of *Big City Greens* that happened throughout 2018.

## Episodes aired

* June 18 - "Space Chicken"/"Steak Night" - **Series Premiere**
* June 19 - "Cricket Versus"/"Blue Tater"
* June 20 - "Swimming Fool"/"Tilly's Goat"
* June 21 - "Cricketsitter"/"Backflip Bill"
* June 22 - "Gramma's License"/"Bear Trapped"
* June 25 - "Photo Op"/"Remy Rescue"
* June 27 - "Gridlocked"/"Mama Bird"
* July 2 - "Welcome Home"/"Raccooned"
* July 9 - "Fill Bill"/"Critterball Crisis"
* July 11 - "Parade Day"/"DIY Guys"
* July 16 - "Gargoyle Gals"/"Supermarket Scandal"
* July 18 - "Barry Cuda"/"Suite Retreat"
* July 23 - "Family Legacy"/"Paint Misbehavin'"
* July 25 - "Rated Cricket"/"Homeshare Hoedown"
* July 30 - "Cricket's Shoes"/"Feud Fight"
* August 1 - "Breaking News"/"Cyberbullies"
* August 6 - "Tilly Tour"/"Dinner Party"
* August 8 - "Coffee Quest"/"Phoenix Rises"
* October 6 - "Blood Moon"
* November 1 - "Big Deal"/"Forbidden Feline"

## Episodes produced

*Though "Space Chicken" was produced in 2014, the credits state it was produced in 2017.*
A majority of Season 1 episodes are produced in 2017 and 2018, according to the end credits.

* "Space Chicken"/"Steak Night"
* "Cricket Versus"/"Blue Tater"
* "Swimming Fool"/"Tilly's Goat"
* "Cricketsitter"/"Backflip Bill"
* "Gramma's License"/"Bear Trapped"
* "Photo Op"/"Remy Rescue"
* "Gridlocked"/"Mama Bird"
* "Welcome Home"/"Raccooned"
* "Fill Bill"/"Critterball Crisis"
* "Parade Day"/"DIY Guys"
* "Gargoyle Gals"/"Supermarket Scandal"
* "Barry Cuda"/"Suite Retreat"
* "Family Legacy"/"Paint Misbehavin'"
* "Rated Cricket"/"Homeshare Hoedown"
* "Cricket's Shoes"/"Feud Fight"
* "Breaking News"/"Cyberbullies"
* "Tilly Tour"/"Dinner Party"
* "Coffee Quest"/"Phoenix Rises"
* "Blood Moon"
* "Big Deal"/"Forbidden Feline"
* "Uncaged"
* "Harvest Dinner"/"Winner Winner"
* "Night Bill"/"Cheap Snake"
* "Hiya Henry"/"People Watching"
* "Valentine's Dance"/"Green Streets"

## Shorts released

### ***Country Kids in the City***

* June 16 - "Hog Ride"
* June 22 - "Tea Party"
* June 27 - "The Last Donut"
* July 2 - "Duck Sandwich"
* July 21 - "Secret Cat"
* July 25 - "Tilly's Cats"
* August 22 - "Bee Tree"

## Trivia

* This is currently the only year where at least 20 episodes aired; starting from 2019, about only 15 episodes premiered per year due to Disney Channel's new binge animation strategy.

**Pre-show**: 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017
**Production:** **2018** • 2019 • 2020 • 2021 • 2022 • 2023 • 2024
Yuri Sakazaki

Yuri Sakazaki was one of the woman who was part of Kanji's Harem. She was originally from the Land of Tea where her family has a wellknown Martial Arts Dojo.

He bought her on the Bazaar for the purpose of having her train his Civilian-slaves.

After Kanji's death she opened a Dojo in the Hotspring Village.
Big Resolution/Errors

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* When Cricket is saying, "You're in the hands of Dr. Cricket G. Love," Gloria blinks and part of her hair over her ear disappears for a moment.
* When Cricket says "Practice what you'll say to him," he is about the same height as Tilly.
* The combined weight of Cricket, Tilly and Gloria couldn't have made the cube drop like it did; in real life, you're not allowed to sit on the Times Square Ball due to potential safety risks (the ball is very high up before dropping). However, the cube may have been lightweight.
	+ Also, they could've been arrested for it without authorization, especially considering if a police officer like Officer Keys is either enforcing security or watching the cube drop, which he most likely would. In real life, the Times Square New Year's Ball is strictly enforced by police.
* When Cricket says "I think Gloria just got, like, mega rejected," the closed-captions exclude the word "just".
* Maria starts the ten-second countdown to the new year, but between the time she starts the countdown and the time the crowd yells, "Happy New Year!", it took 19 seconds in real life.
* The building the Times Circle Cube dropped from (the one with the Beef Up sign) normally has a big star on the roof, which cannot be seen (though it's possible it was removed so the cube can be placed).
* When Cricket, Tilly and Gloria were climbing the cube, it's shown Tilly before Cricket but when he slides down to talk to Gloria, he wouldn't have as he would have to get over Tilly and if that happened, he likely would've fallen off.
* After Cricket says "Control yourself!", Gloria opens her eyes and they appear grey for a few frames.
* The building the Times Circle Cube is dropped from has two screens (one for Beef Up and one extra above), but in "Times Circle" and "Chipocalypse Now", there was only one screen.
* On Disney+, this episode and "Winter Greens" are erroneously listed as Episode 3.
	+ Also, the captions are out of sync with the talking throughout the episode.
Bleeped/Errors

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* After the crowd at the choir concert applauds and Community Sue thanks them for coming, the children in the bleachers disappear.
* When Bill shouts, "No more cussing!", Remy and the braided girl are missing their eyebrows.
	+ Bill is also missing his eyebrows when he starts to say "So just don't do it."
	+ A pink girl is also missing her eyebrows when Bill is dragging Cricket under the bleachers.
* During the choir rehearsal at the beginning, the braided girl and bespectacled boy put their arms behind their backs; when the camera cuts to Kiki and Benny, the bespectacled boy has his arms at his sides.
* When the choir begins the spooky interlude, Tilly and Remy are missing.
* When the kids finish practicing at the beginning, Community Sue kicks the music stand over, but when we see full shots where she kicked it, the stand is not there.
* When the choir starts their performance, Benny's sleeves are long.
* When the choir kids get knocked aside by Cricket, Kiki has one eye open while the braided girl is half lidded; when Tilly sings her high note later on, both Kiki and the braided girl's eyes are closed.
* When **Cricket** lays on the bleachers, his shadow is made incorrectly when she points at **Gramma**.
* When **Community Sue's** office appears, it's not the same in **"Gabriella's Fella"** when **Tilly** becomes **Community** **Tilly.** The window is on the left, but in **"Gabriella's Fella",** it's in the middle.
* During practice, Tilly vocals "the best" after "***Community Center is*** the best", but during the actual concert, she adds "It is" at the beginning.
2020

Events of *Big City Greens* that happened throughout 2020.

## Episodes aired

* January 11 - "Impopstar"/"Football Camp"
* January 18 - "Heat Beaters"/"Bill-iever"
* January 25 - "Shark Objects"/"Dream Weaver"
* February 1 - "Level Up"/"Wild Side"
* February 8 - "Garage Tales"/"Animal Farm"
* July 11 - "Desserted"/"The Gifted"
* July 18 - "Time Crisis"/"Gramma Driver"
* July 25 - "Tilly Style"/"I, Farmbot"
* August 1 - "Friend Con"/"Flimflammed"
* August 8 - "Greens' Acres"/"Dolled Up"
* August 15 - "Gabriella's Fella"/"Cheap Show"
* August 22 - "Green Mirror"/"Cricket's Tickets"
* August 29 - "Times Circle"/"Super Gramma!"
* September 12 - "Present Tense"/"Hurt Bike"
* September 19 - "Quiet Please"/"Chipwrecked"

## Episodes produced

* "Desserted" / "The Gifted"
* "Time Crisis" / "Gramma Driver"
* "Tilly Style" / "I, Farmbot"
* "Friend Con" / "Flimflammed"
* "Greens' Acres" / "Dolled Up"
* "Gabriella's Fella" / "Cheap Show
* "Green Mirror" / "Cricket's Tickets"
* "Times Circle" / "Super Gramma!"
* "Present Tense" / "Hurt Bike"
* "Quiet Please" / "Chipwrecked"
* "Chipocalypse Now"
* "'Rent Control" / "Pool's Gold"
* "Big Resolution" / "Winter Greens"
* "Mages & Mazes" / "Okay Karaoke"
* "Date Night" / "The Room"

## Trivia

* This year is defined as the year of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic which broke out in the US in March, which in turn required all crew members to stay home in an attempt to slow the rate of those who catch it, resulting in longer production dates.
	+ This also meant there was a 5-month delay between new episodes.
* This year currently ties with 2019 for the shortest amount of episode premieres (15).
* This year features the most shorts released.

**Pre-show**: 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017
**Production:** 2018 • 2019 • **2020** • 2021 • 2022 • 2023 • 2024
2019

Events of *Big City Greens* that happened throughout 2019.

## Episodes aired

* January 11 - "Uncaged"
* January 12 - "Harvest Dinner"/"Winner Winner"
* January 19 - "Night Bill"/"Cheap Snake"
* January 26 - "Hiya Henry"/"People Watching"
* February 2 - "Valentine's Dance"/"Green Streets"
* February 9 - "Hurty Tooth"/"Sleepover Sisters"
* February 16 - "Trailer Trouble"/"Mansion Madness"
* February 23 - "Park Pandemonium"/"Cricket's Biscuits"
* March 2 - "Skunked"/"Axin' Saxon"
* March 9 - "Cricket's Place"/"Volunteer Tilly" - **Season 1 finale**
* November 16 - "Cricket's Kapowie"/"Car Trouble" - **Season 2 premiere**
* November 23 - "Urban Legend"/"Wishing Well"
* November 30 - "Elevator Action"/"Bad Influencer"
* December 7 - "Green Christmas"
* December 14 - "Reckoning Ball"/"Clubbed"

## Episodes produced

* "Hurty Tooth"/"Sleepover Sisters"
* "Trailer Trouble"/"Mansion Madness"
* "Park Pandemonium"/"Cricket's Biscuits"
* "Skunked"/"Axin' Saxon"
* "Cricket's Place"/"Volunteer Tilly"
* "Cricket's Kapowie"/"Car Trouble"
* "Urban Legend"/"Wishing Well"
* "Elevator Action"/"Bad Influencer"
* "Green Christmas"
* "Reckoning Ball"/"Clubbed"
* "Impopstar"/"Football Camp"
* "Heat Beaters"/"Bill-iever"
* "Shark Objects"/"Dream Weaver"
* "Level Up"/"Wild Side"
* "Garage Tales"/"Animal Farm"

## Trivia

* This year marks the fewest episode premieres due to an eight-month hiatus between the season 1 finale and the season 2 premiere.
	+ According to Chris Houghton on Tumblr, this is because of Disney Channel's new binge-watching strategy where the crew must finish writing, storyboarding, recording, and editing about ten episodes instead of one to three at a time, and have them all premiered at once.
	+ As a result, the airing and episodes produced match up with each other.
	+ Shorts such as *Random Rings* were released during the hiatus to bridge the gap.
* This marks the last year the crew worked at Disney Television Animation before COVID-19 began.

## References

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**Pre-show**: 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017
**Production:** 2018 • **2019** • 2020 • 2021 • 2022 • 2023 • 2024