Big City Greens

Big City Greens mostly lands because it’s a goofy cartoon about a country kid moving to the big city, and Chris Houghton’s Cricket is the engine: a loud, optimistic little troublemaker who drags Tilly, Bill, and Gramma Alice into absurd schemes. The humor gets the biggest cheers, and people tend to enjoy the ensemble energy, especially Marieve Herington’s Tilly and Gloria as crowd-pleasers, while Bob Joles’ Bill gets love for being sweetly weird. Cricket himself splits some viewers, and Gramma Alice and Chip Whistler are more mixed than the leads, but the show still has a bright, character-driven feel. A few voices complain about pacing, though that’s a small grumble rather than the main takeaway. Overall, people mostly think it’s an easy, fun watch if you like silly cartoon energy with a lot of heart.