Ep 1. Space Chicken / Steak Night

Space Chicken / Steak Night is the first episode of the animated Disney Channel series Big City Greens. The show follows the adventures of a teenage boy named Cricket Green and his family as they move from the country to the big city.

The episode begins with Cricket and his family arriving in the city and moving into their new apartment. Cricket is excited to explore the city, but his sister, Tilly, is more interested in staying home and helping their grandmother cook dinner.

After dinner, Cricket and Tilly are left alone in the apartment with nothing to do. They decide to create a homemade version of their favorite comic book superhero, Space Chicken, and film a stop-motion animation movie using a camera they found in their grandmother's closet.

Meanwhile, their parents go out for a fancy dinner at a steakhouse, but things quickly go awry when they accidentally embarrass the restaurant's snooty owner.

As Cricket and Tilly continue to work on their movie, they accidentally knock over a vase and break it. They try to hide the damage, but their grandmother comes home and discovers what they've done. However, instead of scolding them, she encourages them to keep creating and even helps them finish their movie.

Back at the steakhouse, Cricket's parents are kicked out and forced to dine at a cheap fast-food restaurant. However, they end up having a great time and realize that they don't need fancy dinners to enjoy themselves.

The episode ends with the family coming together to watch Cricket and Tilly's movie, which turns out to be a hit. They all share a laugh and enjoy each other's company, happy to be together in their new home.

Space Chicken / Steak Night is a heartwarming and hilarious first episode that sets the tone for the rest of the series. It introduces the lovable and quirky characters of the Green family and showcases their unique dynamic as they navigate life in the big city. The episode has a fun and lighthearted feel, while still conveying important messages about family, creativity, and finding joy in the simple things. Overall, it's a great start to an entertaining and heartwarming series.