"One Hundred" | |
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Big City Greens episode | |
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Episode no. | Season 4 Episode 20 |
Directed by | Nick Sumida |
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Production code | 420 [1] [2] |
Original air date | May 3, 2025 |
Running time | 25 minutes [3] |
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Mark Hamill as Archemorus | |
"One Hundred" [a] is the twentieth episode of the fourth season of the American animated sitcom Big City Greens . It is the 100th episode of the series overall and a special episode that makes up the first part of a mid-season event. [4] "One Hundred" originally aired in the United States on May 3, 2025, on Disney Channel. [5] Mark Hamill guest stars in this episode. [5]
In this episode, the Greens, realizing they have reached their 100th adventure in Big City, are determined to make it their biggest one yet.
This episode made Big City Greens the third Disney Television Animation series to reach 100 episodes, the first two being Phineas and Ferb and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse . [5]
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Tilly looks back at all the memories she and her family made in her album and discovers that their next adventure will be their 100th. She alerts the family about the milestone and plan to split up to each make their 100th adventure their best.
Cricket and Remy decide to launch a chicken into space again, after their previous attempt was a failure. To help with their endeavor, the boys try to sneak inside Big Tech but a security robot stops and tries to kill them. However, Remy's tears malfunction and destroy the robot. Inside Big Tech, Cricket and Remy find a rocket but accidentally open a vault that Gwendolyn Zapp was in. Gwendolyn mistakes the two for her astronauts and plans to make them huge using her "Biggifer" but Cricket's chicken accidentally gets zapped instead. Cricket and Remy use Big Tech's giant mechs to defeat the monstrous chicken from destroying Big City. Despite it being too powerful, Cricket and Remy use the power of their friendship to drop-kick the chicken into space.
Tilly and Gramma Alice try to reconnect with the latter's deceased husband Ernest Green by holding a séance. They discover that it is possible to see Ernest again and question how. The two search for answers in the Fortune Teller's District of Big City and meet a physic named Archemorus who offers to help them communicate with Ernest. However, they must die in order to meet him in the afterlife. They drink a potion that ushers their consciousness into the afterlife for a short amount of time and are warned that they will be trapped in the afterlife forever if they don't return once called. Once there, Tilly and Alice search for Ernest but are called back once they finally find him. Because of this, Alice risks her life just to communicate with him.
Bill struggles to find an adventure until he is delivered a mysterious package with the wrong address. He decides to deliver the package to its rightful owner but accidentally trips while crossing the street during a countdown light. He initially plans to give up until he remembers the promise he made his family and vows not to let them down. He manages to cross the street before the countdown finishes and successfully delivers the package.
Back at home, Cricket, Tilly and Alice reveal that their adventures were made up the whole time and decide to celebrate their 100th adventure by being grateful for the adventures they already had. The Greens host a party to further celebrate and Bill tells more about the package delivery. It is revealed that the package was delivered to Babe, the girlfriend of Chip Whistler who plots his revenge on the Greens.
Big City Greens was renewed for a fourth season on January 21, 2022, ahead of the third season's premiere, alongside a musical film. [7] "One Hundred" was announced ahead of the season 4 premiere, then with no known release date. [8] It was first teased in April 2025. [9]
"One Hundred" was directed by Nick Sumida and written by Shane Houghton, Gabi Rodea, Carl Edward Mongan, Raj Brueggemann, Sam Spina.
The epiaode received 0.14 milion viewers when it initially aired. [10] John Schwarz of Bubbleblabber gave the episode a 7.5 out of 10, stating that the episode is "a fun, action-packed, and heartwarming way to celebrate this milestone, and it leaves you excited for the many more adventures the Green family will undoubtedly have." [11]