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'Rent Control/Errors

"'Rent Control"
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* In some scenes, the For Rent signs on the Big Coffee building are missing.
* In the closed captions, Mr. and Mrs. Sato are referred to as Mr. and Mrs Soto.
* The second time Gloria says "it came with the frame," she turns her head 180 degrees, which is not possible outside of cartoons.
* When the Sato parents speak Japanese, what they're saying are not the technical Japanese translations of what is displayed in the onscreen subtitles.
	+ This also happens in "The Van".
* On Disney+, this episode and "Pool's Gold" are erroneously listed as Episode 2.
* When Gloria is talking at dinner with her parents at the end, the eyelashes on her left eye are missing. In the next shot, they reappear.
Bat Girl/References

"Bat Girl"
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* The entire episode revolves around the sport of baseball, especially the Little League baseball league.
	+ The team flags, shirts and the teams themselves is a reference to the young baseball leagues and the baseball series MLB.
* The episode title shares its name with the DC comics hero of the same name, Batgirl.
* On the bleachers, a sign reading "HotDognald's" is seen, a likely more direct reference to fast food chain McDonald's
	+ There was an actual item on their menu called the McHotdog, which failed in the classic McDonald's times.

* The way Nancy hits the ball in the air with the bat is one of the minigames from the famous Wii launch game *Wii Sports*, which was packed with many Wii consoles.
* Gregly's "I got it, I got it, I got it! ...I didn't got it..." is similar to a similar line of Darwin's ("I got it, I got it, I got it!... I don't got it.") in *The Amazing World of Gumball* episode "The Quest".
* The sign language used by Nancy Green and the Sue-Zers baseball team is similar to the sign language used by Bart and Lisa Simpson in *The Simpsons* episode "MoneyBART".
Barry Cuda and Suite Retreat/Credits

## Opening Credits for "Barry Cuda"

**Story by**
Carson Montgomery

**Written & Storyboarded by**
Aaron Austin
Chris Pianka

**Directed by**
Matt Braly
Tiffany Ford

## Opening Credits for "Suite Retreat"

**Story by**
Jennifer Keene

**Written & Storyboarded by**
Ben Adams
Rebecca Schauer

**Directed by**
Tiffany Ford

## 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**
Keith Ferguson
Chris Houghton
Shane Houghton
Michael McCafferty
Kari Wahlgren

**Casting By**
Aaron Drown
Rachel Glauber Artmont

**Character Clean-up**Joseph Game
**Prop Design**Eric BryanAnthony Vukojevich

**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
Sugarcube

**Animatic Editor**David Geis

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

**Production Secretaries**Zoot GranthamJohanna Rohac

**Script Coordinators**
Leona Beckert
Dawn Connors

**Production Control**
Fawn Testa

© 2018 DISNEY ENTERPRISES, INC.ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Big Picture/References

"Big Picture"
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* The episode title is a pun on the phrase "the big picture", which is the complete and overarching portion of a story or idea.
	+ The phrase was mentioned by Cricket and Bill in "Hurty Tooth".
* The synopsis reveals a part of the story where Gloria proves her life is fun by taking the perfect Snap-A-Gram photo, Snap-A-Gram is likely reference to SnapChat and Instagram.
* The movie the Greens watch is titled "*Honey, you turned me into a Monkey!*", which could be a reference to "*Honey, I Shrunk thė Kids*".
* One of the Snap-a-Gram usernames is “TerryBerry”, a passing reference to the YouTuber, Steve Terreberry. Terreberry is a YouTuber who reacts to things like misheard lyrics and swearing in animated series.
* Another Snap-a-Gram username is "childishcambino', an expy of Childish Gambino, a real-life musician.
* The second Snap-A-Gram photo is under the username of "leroooyjenkins". "Leroy Jenkins" refers to a meme originated from the popular MMORPG *World of Warcraft*, where a player shouts the name as a battle cry before charging in, costing his squad the stealth and the mission.
Alex Hirsch

**Alexander Robert "Alex" Hirsch** is an American animator, voice actor, writer, storyboard artist, and producer. He is the creator of the Disney Channel & Disney XD series *Gravity Falls*, for which he provided the voices of Grunkle Stan, Soos, Old Man McGucket, and Bill Cipher, among others; Hirsch also provided the voices for King & Hooty in the other Disney Channel series *The Owl House*. He also earned BAFTA and Annie Awards for the series. In 2016, Hirsch co-authored *Gravity Falls: Journal 3* which debuted as a No. 1 *New York Times* Best Seller and remained on *The New York Times* Best Seller list for forty-seven weeks. In 2018, Hirsch wrote *Gravity Falls: Lost Legends* which also appeared on *The New York Times* Best Seller list.

In *Big City Greens*, he provided the voice of Wyatt in the episode "Park Pandemonium".
Big City Greens: Volume 2

**Big City Greens: Volume 2** is a digital download collection from iTunes. It was released in 2018 and contains the last 15 episodes of Season 1.

## Synopsis

*Cricket Green continues his mischief-making ways as he and his family navigate the ups and downs of life in the big city. After Bill grows a huge watermelon, Cricket invites the local news to see the Green's mega melon. Tilly takes Gramma out to be a tourist for a day. And when Bill sneaks out at night with a mysterious duffel bag, the kids hide in his truck to see where he goes. Tag along with Cricket, Tilly, Bill and Gramma as they take on the city one misadventure at a time!*

## Trivia

* The following episodes referenced in the synopsis, in order, are:
	+ "Breaking News" - After Bill grows a huge watermelon, Cricket invites the local news to see the Green's mega melon.
	+ "Tilly Tour" - Tilly takes Gramma out to be a tourist for a day.
	+ "Night Bill" - And when Bill sneaks out at night with a mysterious duffel bag, the kids hide in his truck to see where he goes.
Alfonso Ribeiro

**Alfonso Lincoln Ribeiro** (born September 21, 1971) is an American actor, comedian, and television host.

## About The Actor

He is best known for his roles on television with his most famous roles being Alfonso Spears from *Silver Spoons* and Carlton Banks from *The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air*. He typically works with live-action material, but on occasion, he has done voice roles for several animated television projects. His voice roles include Randolph Robertson from the 1994 *Spider-Man* cartoon, and Roland Jackson from *Extreme Ghostbusters*. For *Big City Greens*, he had a guest appearance as the voice of Mr. Extras in the episode Virtually Christmas.

## External links

* Alfonso Ribeiro on Wikipedia
* Alfonso Ribeiro on IMDb
* Alfonso Ribeiro on Instagram
Big City Junkyard

The **Big City Junkyard** is a minor location of *Big City Greens*. Its only appearance is in "Welcome Home", although tow trucks have been seen in later episodes,

## Description

The Big City Junkyard, which is located at the other side of Big City, is a regular junkyard filled with scrap. It is highly secured with tall gates and spurs placed all around it. To ward off trespassers, a pack of very aggressive rottwellers pose as guard dogs.

## History

Shortly after arriving in Big City, Bill's beloved truck, the Kludge A114, was towed by a Big City tow truck due to being parked for too long and carried all the way to the Big City Junkyard, where the Greens encountered a pack of guard dogs amongst other things on their way to save the truck and their belongings. In the end, the Kludge was saved and the Greens went on their merry way to Gramma's house.
Axin' Saxon/Trivia

"Axin' Saxon"
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## General

* **Moral:**
	+ Lying will only make things worse.
	+ Even if someone in your family is upset, it doesn't mean they don't love you.
* First episode where Saxon plays a major role.
* Second episode where Cricket has a reduced role in this episode, with first being "Forbidden Feline".
* This is the first time the title card actually fades off of the object it is printed on.
* This episode seems to reveal that Saxon is a product of Tilly coping with Nancy's absence.
* Alice names her sword "Swordy".
* This is the final appearance of Saxon's original appearance.
* Nancy calls puddles on the road the "splash zone".
* At the end of the episode, Saxon breaks the fourth wall by winking at the camera (despite being an object).
* **Irony:** Bill could've just let Remy grab his fishing line instead of slowly going for it himself.

## Production

* Originally, the episode was paired with Volunteer Tilly.
Big City Greens: Volume 5

**Big City Greens: Volume 5** is a digital download collection of episodes from iTunes. It was released in 2021.

## Synopsis

*The Green family is back for more fun in the Big City!*

## Trivia

* The volume was erroneously rated TV-14 upon initial release.
* Little Buddy / Zen Garden was lookly rated TV-G from
* Little Buddy: The little buddies are having a pizza party.
* Zen Garden: The Greens are doing Plow and Plant Day and doing Bill Greens Planting Song. Bill and Gramma are at the spa.
Bardekoff Family

The **Bardekoff family** is a minor family of four who appear in *Big City Greens*.

## History

The family makes an appearance in "Volunteer Tilly" as the "perfect family" Brett introduces Tilly to after she rejects all the adoption applications. They notice Ivanhoe, the dog Tilly became increasingly attached to, and want to adopt him, so Tilly quizzes them on how they will take care. They answer all the questions correctly, which makes her freak out and escape with the animals to her home.

In the end, Tilly learns her lesson and gives all the pets to the people who wanted them, and the Bardekoffs end up getting Ivanhoe.

The daughter continues to make sporadic appearances as a background character. It's unknown if the rest of the family will return.

## Personality

The Bardekoffs are depicted as a perfect family in "Volunteer Tilly".

## Appearances

* "Volunteer Tilly"
* "Bad Influencer" (daughter only)
* "Impopstar" (daughter only)
* "Football Camp" (daughter only)
* "Friend Con" (daughter only)
* "Dolled Up" (daughter only)
* "Cricket's Tickets" (son and daughter)
* "Present Tense" (daughter only)
* "Quiet Please" (daughter only)
* "Ding Dongers" (son and daughter, albeit recolored)
* "Homeward Hound" (daughter only)
* "Truck Stopped" (daughter only)
* "Iced" (son and daughter)

## Gallery

*Click **here** to view the gallery for **Bardekoff Family**.*

## Trivia

* The father and daughter share the same skin and hair color.
* The children are homeschooled, which is one of very few mentions of schooling in the series.
* The father is the only one of the family whose name was revealed; his name is Dave, according to his veterinarian certificate.
* The daughter is the only member to reappear throughout the series to date.
* The mother, son and daughter are voiced by Cricket and Tilly's voice actors, while the father is voiced by Russell and Brett's actor.
* The daughter is a fan of Zillon Brax.
* The daughter could possibly be between 9-11 years old because Nancy says she's a "pre-growth spurt tween".
Archibald Green

**Archibald Green** is a character of Big City Greens and the great great grandfather of the Green family.

## Appearance

### Physical

He is depicted as a yellow-skinned middle-aged person, just like Bill. He has a flat squarish chin, and has brown hair and a mustache. His mustache makes him look French, although he is American like the rest of the Greens.

### Attire

He wears a gray hat, a forest green long sleeve shirt but their rolled up, light brown pants with dirt spot on his knee, wears brown suspenders, and wears dark greyish brown shoes.
Bill Green Planting Song

## **Artist(s)**

### **Vocalist(s)**

Cricket Green
Tilly Green
 Nancy Green

## **Track Information**

### **Genre**

Country

The **Bill Green Planting Song** is a song heard in the episode Zen Garden.

## Lyrics

I'm your farmer papa

I love to plant my crop-a

Happy soil, happy seeds

Make a harvest that succeeds

### Reprise

Plant the seeds like crazy

There's no time to be lazy

One by one, til' it's done

Nurture, like a baby

He's our farmer papa

Gotta plant this crop-a

Happy soil, happy seeds

**Nancy**: If this don't work, then I'm dead meat
5309 West Elkins Street

**5309 West Elkins Street** is a recurring location of *Big City Greens*. It is a mid-rise apartment building on Elkins Street, next door to the Green's house. It appears in every background shot where it is present.

It was destroyed along with the Big Coffee building by Chip Whistler in "Chipocalypse Now", but eventually rebuilt.

## Appearance

It is a beige four-story building with balconies on the wall facing the Green's house.

## History

In "Critterball Crisis", Brett watches the Critterball game from his apartment.

In "Blood Moon", Gloria's Halloween party was located inside Brett's apartment, though the Blood Moon complicated things for her and the Greens as the zombie animals swarmed the apartment building.

In "Forbidden Feline", Tilly pays a visit to Mr. Grigorian's apartment to visit Anoush. She would be driven out by Grigorian himself, but she successfully made it out of the building with Anoush - something she regrets when she hears Mr. Grigorian cry.

In "Cricket's Place", Cricket and Remy rent the apartment above Mr. Grigorian's to live on their own when they're tired of doing what their parents tell them to do. Unfortunately, thanks to Cricket's lack of chorework, the apartment instantly falls apart after one night, and the two eventually decide to go home.

In "Level Up", Tilly mentions the apartment as one of the many tall buildings disallowing the farm to expand.

In "Chipocalypse Now", it was destroyed along with Big Coffee as part of Chip Whistler's Wholesome Foods expansion plan. Prior to the demolition, Chip purchases the complex and forces all its residents to move out. Luckily, with Chip being banned from Big City, the residents moved back in and the Apartment remains back to normal.

## Known residents

* Brett Eze - #310
* Alucard Grigorian - #204
* Cricket Green and Remy Remington - #415 (briefly)
* Doug Perkins - #204
* Ms. Lewis
* Alexander
* Terry

## Gallery

A bottom-up view of the buildingThe building being destroyed by Chip
Big City Community Center

The **Big City Community Center** is a recurring location of *Big City Greens*. As Community Sue's current place of work, it first appeared in "Swimming Fool" and continues to make recurring appearances.

## Overview

The community center is used for recreational purposes. People often come here for entertainment, sport or Boomba classes.

## Features

It has a large gym room where anyone can play all types of sports, as well as for events like the Valentine's Dance. There is also a pool room where kids, teens, and families goes there for swimming, with a hot tub where parents or a small family can get away from others.

## Staff

* Community Sue (main director)
* Tilly Green (temporary replacement director)
* Juan Pablo (gymnastics and Boomba instructor)
* Community Dan (director, "Bat Girl")
* Officer Keys (C.U.S.S. director, "Bleeped")

## Known programs/classes

* Boxing
* Boomba
* Badminton
* Basketball
* Gymnastics
* Aquarobics
* Children's choir
* C.U.S.S. (Can't U Speak Sweetly?)
* Little League Baseball

## Episodes

### Season 1

* "Swimming Fool"
* "Backflip Bill"
* "Winner Winner"
* "Valentine's Dance"

### Season 2

* "Flimflammed"
* "Gabriella's Fella"
* "Pool's Gold"
* "Bleeped"
* "Spaghetti Theory"
* "Bat Girl"

### Season 3

* "Boss Life"
* "Little Buddy"

## Gallery

*Click **here** to view the gallery for **Big City Community Center**.*

## Trivia

* Its membership allows free charge for children under six.
* It seems to be a stand-in for characters going to school, which is never seen in the series based on how the Houghton brothers saw the premise.
* As with Wholesome Foods prefixing its employees with "Wholesome", the Community Center's directors have "Community" prefixed with their name.
	+ Community Sue was named as such until her real full name, Sue Lanemoto, was revealed in "Chipocalypse Now".
* A majority of the exterior's appearances have the same Easter egg placed in the same location.
Big City Country Club & Golf Course

**Big City Country Club & Golf Course** is a minor location of *Big City Greens*. It is a club that has a golf course.

## History

Not much known about it's history, But Cricket, Alice, and Rick were there looking for his van. Officer Keys was there playing Golf.

## Trivia

* The name is based off of Big City Greens's old name, Country Club.
Barry Cuda (character)

**Barry Cuda** is a minor character from *Big City Greens*. He is a singing toy fish that Cricket buys with his first tip two friends gave him from working at Big Coffee. He (so far) only appears in the episode "Barry Cuda"; the song would make further appearances in the series, and a replica appears in "Animation Abomination".

In "Barry Cuda", Cricket purchases the fish after getting his first tip from Alexander and Terry; however, only Cricket likes the fish's song, while it constantly annoys the rest of the Greens and keeps disrupting their activities. That evening, Cricket is shocked when Barry gets murdered in various ways, and he interrogates the family to find out what happened, but they all have different sides which lead him to believe they're innocent. With Remy's help, Cricket sets up the fish as bait, revealing Bill, Gramma, and Tilly were all responsible for Barry's murder, and they reveal they did it out of annoyance. Realizing they all hated Barry and he loves his family more, Cricket "kills" Barry completely by taking the batteries out.

## Trivia

* His song was heard in the episode "Gridlocked" while Alice was tuning in the radio, and is heard in "The Gifted", with Alice listening to it on a greeting card at the store, albeit with no vocals.
* Barry Cuda is a parody of the singing fish animatronic Big Mouth Billy Bass.
* This was Cricket's first thing he ever bought himself.
* Another version of the toy made an early cameo appearance in "Bear Trapped".
Backflip Bill/Trivia

"Backflip Bill"
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## General

* **Moral:** Don't put too much pressure on someone when it comes to contests; just let them have fun.
* This is the first episode that uses Bill's name.
* It's revealed Bill used to do gymnastics.
* Tilly continuously breaks the fourth wall throughout the episode.
* The flashback in this episode takes place a few years after the timeline of "Greens' Acres", given that Bill's voice is deepening as he progresses into adolescence.
	+ Boys' voices normally change in the third stage of puberty, around 13 years of age, putting Bill between 13-15 years old at the time of the flashback.
* When Cricket wears Bill's sweatband, the top of his hair resembles devil horns, befitting his harsh coaching of Bill after he calls Gramma.
* The scene of Cricket saying "That's fantastic!" was used in a PSA for Disney Channel for one washing their hands during the COVID-19 pandemic.
* "Naysayer" means "a person who denies, refuses, opposes, or is skeptical or cynical about something".
Amaryllis

**Amaryllis** is a character in *Big City Greens*. She is a big fan of tween pop star Zillon Brax. She shows to be a stalker and kidnapper and gets arrested in the end of the episode.

## Physical Appearance

Amaryllis is a pale girl with red, glossy hair that flows down to her body. She wears a purple long-sleeved dress and matching shoes.

Due to her long hair, only one eye is visible.

## History

In "Impopstar", Amaryllis is depicted as an obsessed fangirl of Zillon with eccentric yet psychotic intentions who collects "everything he throws", even his baby tooth. In the episode, she pulls "Zillon Brax" (actually Cricket Green) into her hideout, a mannequin warehouse, and she says that she has been "waiting for this moment for such a long time!"

Terrified, Cricket tries to call his mom, but Amaryllis takes his phone away. Telling her that he *is* Cricket Green and not Zillon Brax, she dismisses this, calling him a "funny liar". She then pulls him into a karaoke machine and tells him to "save [his] pipes for the duet".

While Amaryllis and Cricket have a session of karaoke, singing Zillon's "Baby, I Could Buy Your Dad", when the Green family and Officer Keys burst into the warehouse to liberate Cricket. This is when Keys learns that Amaryllis has "stolen [his] Zillon," leading to her being taken away and Cricket reuniting with his family and both to go back to their regular lives.

## Trivia

* Amaryllis is somewhat similar to Creepy Connie from *Jessie* and Maddie Flour from *Amphibia*, two other Disney Channel original shows.
	+ Amaryllis wanting to hold Zillon hostage forever is similar to Nora Dershlit from the *iCarly* episode "iPsycho", when she tries to hold Carly, Sam and Freddie hostage forever.
* Amaryllis having her long hair cover her other eye is somewhat similar to Violet from *The Incredibles*, even though Violet had it uncovered eventually.
* Her voice actress, Jessica McKenna, also voiced another antagonist, the leader of the Cyber Knights.
Barry Cuda (song)

**Barry Cuda** is a song from *Big City Greens*, sung by the eponymous character. It was first heard in "Gridlocked" and "Barry Cuda", but has made appearances in other episodes since then. There are 3 songs heard in "Barry Cuda", all following the same tune.

## Lyrics

Rub on my belly, make you a wish

Look here now, it's a singin' fish

Barry Cuda (Wooooo)

Barry Cuda (Wooooo)

Barry Cuda, Barry Cuda, Barry Cuda

Well, somebody help me

I need some water

What are you doin', it's gonna kill ya, ya

Barry Cuda (Wooooo)

Barry Cuda (Wooooo)

Barry Cuda, Barry Cuda, Barry Cuda

Be there to flop me, this is what I say

Be sure you'll help me, it'll be okay

Barry Cuda (Wooooo)

Barry Cuda (Wooooo)

Barry Cuda, Barry Cuda, Barry Cuda

## Occurrences

The song is heard often in the show, making it a running gag. Here are the known instances where the song plays:

* "Barry Cuda": Main episode appearance.
* "Gridlocked": Heard briefly as Gramma is trying to find a song on the radio.
* "The Gifted": Plays as part of a Barry Cuda card Gramma finds.
* Trivia Night :In Crickets brain, A Bricket is seen listening to it.
* "The Move": In the final scene, used as Cricket's ringtone as Gramma is calling.

### Other occurrences

* A 10 hour Barry Cuda video on Disney Channel's YouTube channel.
Backflip Bill/Errors

"Backflip Bill"
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* Andy Daly as Officer Keys is listed in the credits for this episode and "Cricketsitter". However, he never appears in either episode.
* As of "Greens' Acres", this episode is officially non-canon due to the city barely existing during Bill's childhood.
	+ It is also not canon due to "Family Legacy" showing the city to have been built after Gramma became elderly.
* In the scenes with Bill in his leotard, the number of Bill's toes kept switching between three and four.
Be Mirabulous Pop-Up Store

The ***Be Mirabulous* pop-up store** is a pop-up store depicted in *Big City Greens*. Owned by famous Internet influencer Itchaboi, its only appearance is in "Bad Influencer".

## Description

It is a flashy fashion outlet filled to the brim with ludicrously expensive Itchaboi merch (people can spend up to $800 on merch). Remy, Kiki and Benny all went here to buy their own Itchaboi merch. Only Cricket disliked Itchaboi and saw right through him, and went to the store to find Remy and stop him.
Bee Tree

## Video

**Bee Tree** is a 5th online short of *Country Kids in the City*.

## Synopsis

When Tilly freaks out when a bee lands on her face, Cricket has few tricks up his sleeve to save her.

## Plot

While Tilly and Cricket were high up on the tree playing in just a suddenly a bee unintentionally flew out of nowhere just landed on Tilly, leaving her stuck as a statue as she looked upon the bee, leaving Cricket to frantically yells for help, until he returns after no one was around to help them so he decides to do it himself until the bee leaves from Tilly after stood still, leaving the bee to sting Cricket instead, ended with him screaming in pain.

## Cast

* Chris Houghton as Cricket Green
* Marieve Herington as Tilly Green

## Transcript

*Click **here** to read the transcript for **Bee Tree**.*

## Gallery

*Click **here** to view the gallery for **Bee Tree**.*
Ben Adams

**Benjamin "Ben" Adams** was one of the storyboard artists for **Big City Greens**.

## About The Staff

Ben has been known for his previous work on Cartoon Network's *Regular Show, Uncle Grandpa, Secret Mountain Fort Awesome, Flapjack, Apple & Onion, and Ridin' With Burgress (pilot)* and he also did *Billy Dilley's Super Duper Subterranean Summer*, another Disney XD series.

## Linked Accounts

* Blogger
* IMDb
* Linkedin
* Flickr
* Instagram

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/disneytva/status/789194018907230209
Barry Cuda/Errors

"Barry Cuda"
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* When Cricket says "that's comedy", his mouth color on the left is white/uncolored.
* When Cricket "kills" Barry Cuda, he closes its eye, but Barry did not blink when in action, and the real-life singing fish it's based on doesn't blink. In real-life, fish can't close their eyes.
* Cricket yells, "I want you to look Barry in his melted eyes and say that!" when really Barry's eye sprung out of his head. *He could've just been exaggerating.*
* When Remy says "I was your old best friend?" part of his mouth is not outlined.
Alfred Molina

Alfredo Molina is a British-American actor who has appeared in over 200 films, television, and stage productions. He first rose to prominence in the West End, earning a nomination for the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Newcomer in a Play for his performance in the production of Oklahoma! in 1980.

In *Big City Greens* he voices Cogburn.
Big City Greens Re-Pair-athon

**Big City Greens Re-Pair-athon** was a marathon on Disney Channel, airing episodes dedicated to mending things and friendship. It aired on September 19-20, 2023 from 8:00-9:00PM EST and on September 21, 2023 from 8:00-8:30PM EST.

## Schedule

### September 19, 2023

* 8:00pm - Papaganda/Zen Garden
* 8:30pm - Takened/Dirt Jar
* 9:00pm - The Delivernator/Big Picture

### September 20, 2023

* 8:00pm - Big Trouble/Truce Bomb
* 8:30pm - Horse Girl/Rat Tail
* 9:00pm - Montaged/Study Abroad

### September 21, 2023

* 8:00pm - Homeward Hound/Dog Mayor
* 8:30pm - Junk Mountain/Bunny Farm
Karczma Czarny Lotos

## Opis

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Miejsce to prowadzone jest przez Tanaydima Rakshayama oraz Namariel de Vernier - dwójkę arystokratów, rodem z Calimshanu i z Cormyru.

Z zewnątrz budynek Czarnego Lotosu pozornie nie wyróżnia się od szeregu okolicznych kamienic. Wysoki, zbudowany z ciemnej cegły, pozbawiony okien, które wychodziłyby na ulicę, nie przykuwa uwagi niczym poza szyldem. Na dębowej desce wyrzeźbiono starannie trzy kwiaty lotosu, lśniące od czarnej farby. Jeśli jednak ktoś przypatrzy się dłużej, może odkryć, że zamiast łodyg widnieją tu ciemne, skłębione żmije.

Na parterze przy wejściu znajduje się duża sala, pełna stolików, ustawionych na tyle daleko od siebie, by można było rozmawiać swobodnie. Niewolnicy, niemi i niepiśmienni, roznoszą trunki, których jest w Czarnym Lotosie naprawdę duży wybór - jak i dania, które danego dnia przygotowuje kucharz, specjalizujący się zwłaszcza w potrawach z Calimshanu i Cormyru. Często zdarza się, że przygrywa tutaj cicho młody bard lub bardka, raz jedno, raz drugie - ci również są niewolnikami. Światła świec i wiszące na ścianach poroża dopełniają obrazu. W sąsiedniej sali znajduje się palarnia opium. Oprócz tego na parterze jest kuchnia i spiżarnia.

Interesującym atutem Czarnego Lotosu jest pewien szczególnie drogi, rzadko dostępny trunek, czarna whisky, produkowana przez pewien niewielki zakład w Calimshanie.

Na pierwszym piętrze znajdują się pokoje, które można wynająć - każde z takich pomieszczeń zostało odpowiednio wyciszone i pozbawione okien. W każdym znajdują się stoły, fotele i wygodne sofy. Umeblowanie utrzymane jest w kolorach czerni i starego złota. Na ścianach wiszą ryciny, przedstawiające czarne kwiaty lotosu.

Drugie piętro zajmują pomieszczenia dla służby i niewolników.

Na trzecim piętrze znajdują się pomieszczenia, w których właścicielom przybytku zdarza się dopinać interesy z niektórymi z klientów. Tu nikt prócz nich nie ma wstępu, a wejścia, poza solidnymi zamkami, strzeże magia.

W Czarnym Lotosie obecna jest zawsze ochrona, jednak ta zwykle pozostaje na uboczu, nie rzucając się w oczy.

Autorstwo: Namariel de Vernier ID 124
Bleeped/References

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* The plot is similar to the *SpongeBob SquarePants* episode "Sailor Mouth". In both instances, Cricket and SpongeBob learn a bad word they're not allowed to use, and end up saying it everywhere.
	+ Other family-oriented shows have episodes that dealt with bad words, specifically the *Arthur* episode "Bleep", *The Loud House* episode "Potty Mouth", *Animaniacs* episode "Cutie and the Beast", and *The Powerpuff Girls* episode "Curses".
	+ The episode title is a reference to the first aforementioned episode.
* C.U.S.S. is a parody of D.A.R.E.
* Tilly hits her high note causes animals to hear it and go to the noise, like \*Sleeping Beauty. (\*Only thing is her high note is on key.)
Uzumaki Clan

The Uzumaki Clan is one of the clans who are descendants of Hagoromo Otsutsuki and his son Ashura Otsutsuki and are distant blood relatives of the Senju Clan.

Shortly before the Founding of Konoha the Uzumaki rejected a demand of Butsuma Senju to help fight the Uchiha Clan.

Angry about the Uzumaki's refusal Butsuma didn´t help when the Whirlpool Village was destroyed.

Later when Hashirama Senju adopted the Uzumaki swirl for the Konoha uniforms many Uzumaki saw that as a grave insult.

The Clan itself is scattered all over the Elemental Nations but before her death Mito Uzumaki had contact a few Conclaves of Uzumaki and sent for Kushina to come to Konoha upon her request. It is unknown if those Conclaves still exist.

Members of the Uzumaki Clan are:

* Mito Uzumaki
* Tsunade Senju (Granddaughter of Mito Uzumaki)
* Kushina Uzumaki
* Naruto Uzumaki
* Karin Uzumaki
* Fūka Uzumaki
* Naruko Uzumaki
* Nagato Uzumaki (Deceased)
2021

Events of *Big City Greens* that happened throughout **2021**.

## Episodes aired

* January 16 - Chipocalypse Now
* January 23 - 'Rent Control/Pool's Gold
* January 30 - Big Resolution/Winter Greens
* February 6 - Mages & Mazes/Okay Karaoke
* February 13 - Date Night/The Room
* March 6 - Bleeped/Sellouts
* March 13 - Fast Foodie/Spaghetti Theory
* March 20 - Ding Dongers/Animation Abomination
* March 26 - The Van/Bat Girl
* April 3 - Cousin Jilly/Gloria's Café - **Season 2 finale**
* October 9 - Squashed! - **Season 3 premiere**
* October 15 - *Disney's Magic Bake-Off*: "Big City Greens"

## Episodes Produced

* "Bleeped" / "Sellouts"
* "Fast Foodie" / "Spaghetti Theory"
* "Ding Dongers" / "Animation Abomination"
* "The Van" / "Bat Girl"
* "Cousin Jilly" / "Gloria's Café"
* "Squashed!"
* "Virtually Christmas"
* "Boss Life" / "Papaganda"
* "Little Buddy" / "Zen Garden"
* "No Service" / "Takened"

## Merchandise

* February 5 - Big City Greens: Don't Think, Just Sing!
* July 6 - Blood Moon

## Trivia

* This episode marks the fewest amount of episodes that premiered in a year by 11, beating out 2019 and 2020 tied with 15 episode premieres each.
* This year also featured the least amount of shorts released.
* "Virtually Christmas" was supposed to air after "Squashed!" this year, but was pushed to the next year due to technical problems with the 3D animation, thus it ended up being aired during Season 3B when the Greens move back to the country.

**Pre-show**: 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017
**Production:** 2018 • 2019 • 2020 • **2021** • 2022 • 2023 • 2024
Bill and Nancy's Relationship

**Bill Green** first met his future ex-wife **Nancy Green** through a shady man who offered him money to revitalize the family farm, which was in financial trouble following Ernest Green's death. They bonded over a failed mission to con arcade tokens; since then, Bill and Nancy met more frequently (much to Alice Green's disapproval; she tried to separate them, but unsuccessfully) and would become husband and wife. However, a rift occured between them, and Nancy divorced Bill, leaving him with a daughter and son.

## Friendship

* "**Greens' Acres**": Bill and Nancy's backstory is explained in this episode. They become friends, but are momentarily separated when Alice picks Bill up from jail.
* "**Phoenix Rises**": Bill is pleasantly surprised that Nancy got out of jail.

## Offending/conflict

* **Pre-series**: They end up divorcing their marriage for an unknown cause, likely because of Nancy's bad influence on Bill.
* **Harvest Dinner**: Bill and Nancy's differing ways to cook continuously clash, eventually getting into a tug-of-war on a bag of flour.
Sen

**Sen** (セン, *Sen*) is a kunoichi of Suna, and a member of Suna's Intelligence Division. She was part of the training force, and became infatuated with the Ghost in that period. Ready to quit the ninja life style, due to her incapacity to move up in her career, it was the Ghost that provided her the spark to keep pushing. Her experience lead her to enter Suna's Paranormal Support Group. Eventually, Yukata managed to put Sen, and the others, in contact with Naruto enabling her to join The Family. Sen hopes to find out what really happened to one of her old teammates, Shira, who changed dramatically after a botched mission.
Shadaloo

Shadaloo is a Criminal Organisation build by M. Bison a missing-nin from Iwa.

The Group is connected to various crimes all over the Elemental Nations. Among those are:

Murder, Kidnapping, Drug-selling, Supporting Slaver-groups, Blackmail and Terrorism.

Shadaloo is also suspected of working with the S.I.N. Corporation.

It is also connected to various criminals like Sasuke Uchiha and Kurozetsu.

Members of Shadaloo are:

* M. Bison (Leader)
* F.A.N.G. (Second in Command)
* Vega
* Balrog
* Birdie (Imprisoned)
* Cammy
* Esdeath
* Juri Han
* Liver
* Daidara
* Nyau (Deceased)
Big City Mall

**Big City Mall** is a local mall located somewhere in downtown Big City.
It has three floors, though only the second floor was shown to date. The exterior was revealed in "Tilly Style".

The slogan on the outside of the mall changes every time the exterior is shown. According to one of the slogans, it changes every hour.

## Stores

### Affordstrom

A store that sells adult clothing. It is a parody of Nordstrom.

### Cut it Out

A stand that sells cardboard standups of movie characters.

### Clothington Clothes Factory

A clothing store. It is a parody of Burlington Coat Factory.

### Flaire's

A department store that sells goods aimed at young or adolescent girls, around 8-13. Girls can also get their ears pierced here. It is a parody of Claire's.

### Photorific!

A store where people go to get photos taken. It is a parody of The Picture People.

## Slogans

* "When You're In Here, You're Shopping." - "Tilly Style"
* "A New Slogan, Every Hour!" - "Tilly Style"

## Trivia

* The slogan changing every time the exterior is shown is similar to the sign at Middleton High School changing every time its exterior is shown in *Kim Possible*.
* So far, the mall has appeared once per season, except for Season 3.
4544 East 3rd Street

**4544 East 3rd Street** is an apartment complex in *Big City Greens*.

## Appearance

The building is a large and wide brick house situated in the middle next to two different houses. Its build is uncommon, as its entrance sticks out from the rest of the building in a curve shape.

To enter the apartment, you have to enter a currently unknown code on a keypad.

## History

In "Sleepover Sisters", Tilly goes over to have a sleepover with Andromeda, as they read a most likely fake newspaper article about how two best friends stayed up all night and gained a psychic link. After seeing this, they tried doing the same thing to strengthen their friendship but unfortunately failed. However, they realized the fun they had that night made their friendship stronger.

In "Big Trouble", Tilly went to the building to recruit Andromeda as a member of "The Monarch Butterflies." Eventually, Andromeda left due to not wanting to be bad anymore, as it was too much pressure.

In "Pen Pals", Tilly sent letters to that house to communicate with Andromeda from Smalton.

## Known Residents

* Andromeda and her parents (Apartment F)
Big Resolution/References

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* The New Year's Eve celebration in Times Circle parodies the real life New Years Eve event in Times Square. The giant cube that lowers during the midnight countdown is a parody of the Times Square Ball.
	+ The party being broadcast on TV is reminiscent of the real life New Year's Eve broadcast, *Rockin' Eve*.
* The popular song "Auld Lang Syne" is heard twice throughout the episode.
* The Penguin Plunge is a parody of the Polar Bear Plunge, an event held on New Year's Day at Coney Island where lucky participants have to run into icy cold water.
	+ However, there is also a real life charity event called the Penguin Plunge which is held for the Special Olympics.
America Rat (disambiguation)

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* **America Rat (disambiguation)** may refer to:
	+ America Rat (character), the article about the character.
	+ America Rat (franchise), the article about the franchise.
'Rent Control/Trivia

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## General

* **Moral:** You don't have to succeed to impress your loved ones; what matters is you're trying your best.
* This episode takes place some time after "Chipocalypse Now".
* Gloria now resides in the Greens' basement.
* Gloria's parents are introduced, and her last name is revealed to be Sato.
* Mr. and Mrs. Sato are voiced by Keone Young and Amy Hill, who voiced characters on *American Dragon: Jake Long*; Young voiced Grandpa Lao Shi, while Hill voiced Aunt Cathy.
	+ Young also portrayed Silas Sinister in the Disney Channel Original Movie *Return to Halloweentown*, and Chief Tuka in *The Even Stevens Movie*.
	+ Hill also did the voice of Mrs. Hasagawa in the *Lilo & Stitch* franchise, and Wanda Wong in *Kim Possible*. She also played Phyllis Rangoon in *Max Keeble's Big Move*.
* This is the first time Gloria went into the Remingtons' mansion.
* The theme song is largely unchanged, with a few new additions:
	+ The scene of Cricket, Tilly and Remy vaulting over the Big Coffee fence and bothering Gloria is changed to a scene where Gramma checks on the basement and Cricket and Tilly jump on Gloria's mattress, reflecting that she now lives with them.
	+ The shots of Big Coffee are updated to have no sign and a "FOR LEASE" sign on the front.
* A clip from this episode was released on January 23, 2021.
* This episode features one of the hardest-to-find Easter eggs, only appearing onscreen for about eight frames. It is seen camouflaged as part of a football trophy next to the front door of the Remingtons' just before Gloria enters.
* Anna Akana may have strained her voice when Gloria found out about Emily buying a new house, so Anna Akana used a straw phonation to recover her voice.

## Continuity

* Bill is shown gardening in a plant box, which was saved from the rooftop garden when it got destroyed in the previous episode.
* This is the second time that someone else speaks Japanese (Sato parents; the first instance is the man in Tilly's storyboards in "Cheap Show")
* The Remingtons' robot butler reappears since "Mansion Madness"; here, it is redesigned and now the same height as Gloria.
* Tilly answering Gloria's phone, and Gloria tries to stop her, is similar to "Remy Rescue" when Cricket answers Remy's phone, and Remy tries to stop him.
* Tilly gets Gloria's phone permanently in "Ding Dongers"; it's unknown if she kept it because she gave it up in the end.

## Production

* The episode title is short for "Parent Control"; the apostrophe in the title card was added as a last minute decision to make "rent" be short for "parent", referring to what Gloria does in the episode.
* The Remingtons' yellow car is a Lamborghini Huracan, it was added in by the request of Steve Lowtwait's son.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/shanehoughton/status/1354929374936453120
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/Lowtwait/status/1354851124335964163?s=20
Big Trouble/References

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The plot of the episode is similar to the *Jessie* episode "Karate Kid-tastrophe". Like what happens to Tilly, Emma develops a rebellious attitude which causes her to be suspended from school for a week and grounded, and she goes off the wall by adapting a new punk wardrobe just like Tilly.

* Bill's knack for yelling at Cricket for his mischievous deeds while addressing Tilly is a near one-to-one reference to how Marge does it with Bart while she addresses Lisa in *The Simpsons* episode "Lisa the Vegetarian", where Lisa climbs aboard a riding mower, and drives away with the roast pig in tow.
* Tilly's bad girl look resembles Madonna's appearance from the 80s.
* This episode is also similar to the *Hey Arnold!* episode "Eugene Goes Bad" where Tilly deciding to go bad is very similar to Eugene Horowitz deciding to go bad.
* The heart candy dispenser's evil laugh is the same one used by the character Flowey from the 2015 indie game Undertale.
5303 West Elkins Street

## Elkins Street Market

5303 West Elkins Street, aka the Elkins Street Market, is a building on West Elkins Street in Big City. It is a background building that doesn't play any role in the series and only appears in some scenes throughout the series. It is next to 5305 and 5301 West Elkins Street.

## Appearance

It is a large 4-story building light brown in color, with the bottom floor being khaki colored. There is a yellow awning with a sign on top that says "Market". There is also a window that displays some vegetables they sell.
Big Deal/Trivia

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## General

* **Morals:**
	+ Thanksgiving is about being thankful for what you already have.
	+ Be grateful for what you do have; don't harp over what you don't have.
* In this episode, Tilly is shown fighting other customers; in all other episodes following "Winner Winner", she seems to have dropped this.
* This is the second "seasonal" episode after "Blood Moon".
* Benny's mom is one of the hoarders.
* Starting this episode, some characters undergo minor design changes:
	+ The characters' pupils have gotten noticeably smaller.
	+ Gramma's eyeglasses are thicker.
	+ The show's thin-line animation is more thick.
	+ Cricket's head is shorter and less angled, has a taller body but retains the same height, and the chest pocket and buttons on his overalls have more volume.
	+ Tilly's mouth is slightly bigger and its movements have been redesigned, and her eyes have gotten a bit smaller.
	+ The background colors have become more vibrant and gain more shadows and shading.
* Bill says the food got spoiled during the family's time at Price Busters, implying they forgot to put it back in the fridge before they left.
	+ Food normally spoils if it is out of the fridge for two hours or more, suggesting the Greens were at Price Busters for over two hours.
* What each Green is thankful for:
	+ Cricket: His family and that they're all back to normal
	+ Tilly: Shoehorns, dewdrops, cat hair, light bulbs, body builders, hairnets, magazines, swiss cheese, easy cheese, and rocks
	+ Bill: Having a nice Thanksgiving together
	+ Alice: That death hasn't come yet
* The episode title can refer to two things. On one hand, it refers to the big deals at Price Busters; on another, it can refer to the phrase "Big deal!", which someone says when they don't think whatever another person has said or done is important or special, in this case, it refers to Cricket initially not believing Bill when he tries to explain what Thanksgiving is really about.
	+ The phrase was later said by Cricket in "Dog Mayor".

## Continuity

* During the pan of the prepackaged store food, a can of Beef Up can be seen; this drink was introduced in "Night Bill".

## Production

* Originally, this was set to air after "Night Bill"/"Cheap Snake", but took its intended airdate last minute so it could air on time for Thanksgiving.
Bad Influencer/Trivia

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## General

* **Morals:**
	+ Don't fall for what you see on the internet, as it could turn you into something you're not.
	+ Who you think is your friend may be not so friendly.
	+ Some people, especially celebrities, aren't always what they seem to be.
	+ The difference between a false friend and a true friend is that a true friend truly cares about you either way.
	+ It's good to have many ideas, but it's best to stick with the original idea and not care what others think.
* Dirtbag is the fourth of the Green family's animals to play a major role in an episode.
	+ The first was the chickens in "Space Chicken".
	+ The second was Melissa in "Tilly's Goat".
	+ The third was Phoenix in "Phoenix Rises".
* Bill is the second character to dress up as a cat.
	+ The first was Gloria in "Blood Moon".
	+ Tilly would later be the third in the episode "Times Circle".
* Gloria is absent, despite there being a Big Coffee scene.
	+ This is the second episode to feature Big Coffee without Gloria after "Forbidden Feline".
* Itchaboi refusing a hug from Remy when he meets him on the Itchaboat foreshadows his presence on the ship as a hologram.
* **Irony:** Itchaboi's message is about spreading positivity and negating hate, yet it causes Remy to hate Cricket.
* Cricket and Tilly don't interact with each other in this episode.
* Tilly is shown to have an obsession with cat videos.
* This is the first time Tilly uses an electronic device (i.e. Remy's tablet).
* This is a special episode about internet influencing.
* Benny, Kiki and Weezie's first appearance in Season 2.
* During the shot of the "Sleepy Cam", a hidden Easter egg can be seen poking out from under Itchaboi's bed.
* On Disney Channel Asia airings, the word "#NEGATETHEHATE" has been censored out for unknown reason.
* This is the second time Cricket and Remy fight after "Dinner Party".
* According to Itchaboi, this episode takes place on a Friday.
* There is an episode of The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder which shares the same title as this episode.

## Continuity

* At the beginning, Cricket sings "I'm carvin' in Gramma's house" to the same tune as "We're movin' to Gramma's house" in "Welcome Home".
* Since Cricket learned his lesson that it's wrong to scam in "Wishing Well", he is able to tell that Itchaboi's lifestyle is a scam and Remy shouldn't fall for it.
* When the Mirabulous store is revealed, the daughter of the Bardekoff family from "Volunteer Tilly" can be seen in the line.
	+ This marks the debut of the Bardekoff daughter as a recurring background character.