The Best Episodes of Big City Greens Season 1

When Cricket loses all of his critterballs over the fence, Gloria refuses to return them.

Director: Monica Ray

Writer: Ben Adams, Rebecca Schauer

Cricket leaves Gloria to work the coffee shop alone while he enjoys the parade on his break.

Director: Monica Ray

Writer: Cheyenne Curtis, Caldwell Tanner

On the trip to Big City movie multiplex, Cricket thinks he's too mature for a kids' movie, so he sneaks into a grown-up movie.

Director: Natasha Kline

Writer: Cheyenne Curtis, Caldwell Tanner

When Bill takes Gramma to a doctor’sappointment, he leaves Tilly in charge of Cricket.

Director: Monica Ray

Writer: Charlie Gavin, Anna O'Brian

When Gramma crashes into a parked police car, she loses her driver's license and her confidence.

Director: Matt Braly, Tiffany Ford

Writer: Cheyenne Curtis, Caldwell Tanner

Cricket Green hates bears.

Director: Chris Houghton

Writer: Matt Braly, Monica Ray

Remy is caught skipping his violin lessons to hang out with Cricket.

Director: Monica Ray

Writer: Ben Adams, Rebecca Schauer

Bill takes the family on a road trip to the country, only to wind up trapped in a traffic jam.

Director: Monica Ray

Writer: Cheyenne Curtis, Caldwell Tanner

Cricket Green and his family move from the country to Big City to live with Gramma.

Director: Matt Braly

Writer: Chris Houghton

The Green family’s nemesis Chip Whistler shows up at the farmers’ market in an attempt to steal business from them.

Director: Natasha Kline

Writer: Amy Hudkins, Jonathan Wallach

Cricket must wrestle a wild animal in order to prove himself worthy of the Green family name.

Director: Matt Braly

Writer: Amy Hudkins, Jonathan Wallach

When Cricket and Bill accidentally disturb a nest of raccoons in the garage, they invade the house.

Director: Monica Ray

Writer: Aaron Austin, Chris Pianka, Monica Ekabutr

While dining at a seafood restaurant, Bill feels he must prove to the waiter that he is a Big City local, and Cricket and Tilly try to rescue a live octopus.

Director: Monica Ray

Writer: Aaron Austin, Chris Pianka

Bill uses a trip to the hardware store to teach Remy a lesson in self-reliance.

Director: Monica Ray

Writer: Amy Hudkins, Jonathan Wallach

To impress her new friend Andromeda, Tilly claims she saw stone gargoyles come to life.

Director: Monica Ray

Writer: Charlie Gavin, Anna O'Brian

Cricket makes a deal to sell Bill’s produce to a major grocery chain, but he doesn’t have enough veggies to fill the order.

Director: Matt Braly, Tiffany Ford

Writer: Ben Adams, Rebecca Schauer

Cricket uses his first tip from working at Big Coffee to buy a singing toy fish.

Director: Matt Braly, Tiffany Ford

Writer: Aaron Austin, Chris Pianka

Cricket adds his own doodles to Gloria's abstract paintings in the café.

Director: Chris Houghton

Writer: Rebecca Schauer, Katie Aldworth

When Cricket persuades Bill to convert his pickup into a French fry food truck, he discovers a mysterious blue potato that Gramma says is cursed with bad luck.

Director: Monica Ray

Writer: Aaron Austin, Chris Pianka

Cricket coaches Bill to achieve his childhood dream of becoming a world-class gymnast.

Director: Monica Ray

Writer: Amy Hudkins, Jonathan Wallach

When Tilly finds a bird’s nest, she cares for the eggs hoping the chicks will think she’s their mama, but the birds imprint on Cricket instead.

Director: Tiffany Ford

Writer: Amy Hudkins, Jonathan Wallach

Gramma kicks the family out of the house for the day, so they stay in a hotel for the first time.

Director: Tiffany Ford

Writer: Ben Adams, Rebecca Schauer

When the Greens visit an indoor pool, Cricket is challenged to jump off the high-dive.

Director: Matt Braly, Tiffany Ford

Writer: Charlie Gavin, Anna O'Brian

Tilly claims that their goat has the spirit of a dog and enters it in a dog show.

Director: Matt Braly

Writer: Amy Hudkins, Jonathan Wallach

Bill promises his family a trip to the mall food court, but when he reveals it was just a trick to get them to a family portrait studio, Cricket and Gramma try to escape.

Director: Tiffany Ford

Writer: Charlie Gavin, Anna O'Brian