"Fast Foodie" is the 51st episode of Season 2 and the 109th episode overall of Big City Greens.
Synopsis
A new Burger Clown franchise opens next door to the Greens, and Cricket and Tilly dare Bill they can eat fast food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for a week straight.
Plot
While the Greens are staying at home for the day playing Cricket’s new game, Cricket Darts, they quickly discover that the building that once occupied Big Coffee has now become a Burger Clown restaurant, much to Cricket's excitement. They head over there to see that Gloria has now become an employee, much to her chagrin. Bill becomes confused by the menu items that are offered such as a "cotton candy" burger. The incredibly creepy mascot and CEO, Mr. Burger Clown, offers them a free burger which the Greens, minus Bill (although Gramma Alice forces him too), take excitedly. Back at home, Cricket declares that he will eat at Burger Clown every day, but Bill tells him that he should only eat there in moderation. Taking it as a challenge, Cricket declares that he and Tilly will eat there every day for every meal, much to Bill's annoyance.
Cricket and Tilly begin to eat at Burger Clown every day for a week, culminating in Tilly getting gravely sick and Cricket becoming obese. While Cricket insists that he continue to eat at Burger Clown, Bill puts his foot down and forbids him from eating there for a while. Being the stubborn kid he is, Cricket stoops to hiring Remy to bring him more burgers, but Bill, who has had enough of Cricket eating to much burgers, puts a stop to this as well and sends him to his room. As he paces, he seems to finally come to the realization that he has changed, but something from the restaurant catches his attention and he escapes. Meanwhile, Tilly has gotten back into eating vegetables and becomes vigorous with "unlocked" abilities. Bill checks on Cricket and discovers that he has escaped and that there is a play place at Burger Clown now.
Meanwhile, Cricket begins to terrorize the other children at Burger Clown by stealing their burgers and running amok, or at least trying to, in the play place. Bill sends Tilly in to go and get her brother and a chase ensues. Cricket tries to escape by going down the slide, but gets stuck in it. Bill finally talks some sense into Cricket when he realizes that he could be stuck in it forever, and asks him if he really wants to spend the rest of his life doing just that. This causes Cricket to come to his senses and he admits that he's learned his lesson and that he doesn't want to eat Burger Clown burgers for every meal anymore and that the reason Bill was preventing him from going to Burger Clown is because he is trying to protect him. Bill comes through the other side to talk to him, but he gets stuck too. The situation hits the news and the Burger Clown is forced to shut down, which does not seem to phase Mr. Burger Clown.
In the final scene, Cricket, having slimmed down, admits he's not upset the restaurant is closed because it's for the best, and is glad to finally have things back to normal, only to suggest they eat at Burger Clown again, angering Bill.
Songs
Cast
| Main article: Fast Foodie and Spaghetti Theory/Credits |
- Chris Houghton as Cricket Green
- Marieve Herington as Tilly Green, Slide Kid
- Bob Joles as Bill Green
- Artemis Pebdani as Alice Green, Ball Pit Kid, Yellow Kid
- Zeno Robinson as Remy Remington
- Anna Akana as Gloria Sato
- Dan Fogler as Mr. Burger Clown/Burger Clown CEO
- Raven-Symoné as Maria Media
Additional voices
- Mary Fabar as Burger Order Machine Voice
- Shane Houghton as Pink Old Man
Titles in other languages
| Language | Title | Translation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 Spanish (Latin America)
|
Loco por las hamburguesas | Crazy about burgers | |
 German
|
Nichts als Fast Food | Nothing but fast food | |
 Spanish
|
Comida rápida | Fast Food | |
 French
|
Accro au fast-food | Addicted to fast food | |
 Japanese
|
毎日がファストフード | Every day fast food | |
 Portuguese
|
Viciado em Fast Food | Addicted to Fast Food | |
 Vietnamese
|
Đồ Ăn Nhanh | Fast Foodie |
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