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Bill Green is the tritagonist of Big City Greens. He is a farmer and father to Tilly and Cricket, Alice's son, and Nancy's former husband.

Appearance

Physical

Bill has brown hair, is pudgy, has a flat squarish chin, and like the rest of his family, has yellow skin. He has small bags under his eyes, as a hint of aging and possibly to put up the stress of his kids' antics. His index finger on the right hand is clearly a stub due to getting it severed from a hay baler incident.

Attire

He wears a red squarish trucker mesh hat, a forest green short sleeve shirt, bright navy blue jeans with dirt stains and a tear on the left knee, and worn brown shoes.

Other ages

Pre-teen Bill still wore the green tee he still wears in the present, but he wears denim blue overalls similar to Cricket's over them. He also had two buckteeth, which unlike Tilly, didn't stick out his mouth.

Personality

Bill is a handyman and a caring single father who comes off as a person who is more meticulous and a bit cautious about the mishaps that occur because of his son, who he describes as a "loose cannon" that can get into him into trouble within anything that occurs.

Ever since he was a young boy ("Greens' Acres"), he enjoys chores and being a hard worker in general, and he is a passionate farmer who does gardening and construction, especially when fixing up the damage caused by Cricket.

To others, he is quite a nice and polite person who is quite outgoing though uncreative (the latter best shown in "People Watching").

Bill is overprotective and all he wants is for his family to be safe and responsible.

His past as "Backflip Bill"

As a boy, Bill has always wanted to be a gymnast.

In "Backflip Bill", it is revealed that from a young age, he wanted to be a gymnast just to have fun, but his mother, Alice, was harsh to him, causing him to slip up; when he attempted to try this again some 20 years later, his son was also harsh to Bill, causing him to leave in tears. Upon some encouragement from Cricket, Bill was able to score sixth place.

Abilities

Talents

• Common sense and parenting tactics:
  • As the father to two kids, one of them especially rambunctious and defiant, the husband of a criminal ex-wife, and the son of a cranky Ma, Bill, as the other rational person in the house (outside Tilly), has to utilize a great deal of common sense to keep them in check in a big city environment, where damage is easily inflicted by the Greens' actions.

Bill's "disappointed face".

• • This includes traditional fathering and the ability to go "Full Dad"; the latter, exclusive to him, has Bill make his trademark (and somewhat unsettling looking) "disappointed face" while looking very stern. A much more powerful version of the "Full Dad" mode unlocks the ability to project his voice much more intensely, with his eyes in "disappointed face" mode going blank. This persona of his, especially the much more powerful version, apparently has the ability to scare targets into listening to him, making for a good parenting tactic.
  • So far, the "Full Dad" persona of his has been shown in "Space Chicken", "Photo Op", "Elevator Action" and especially "Bleeped". Tilly mentions the "disappointed face" by name for so far the only time in "Cricketsitter".
• Do-it-yourself (D.I.Y.) skills: Bill is well-known for doing things himself. This is best seen throughout "D.I.Y. Guys", where Bill swears he'll do everything on their trip to Overhaüls himself. In "Greens' Acres", it's revealed he got this idea from a man who claimed to be a DIY guy himself.
• Wood carving: Bill is also known for his wood carvings, which he destroys in "Heat Beaters"; he also turned one plank of wood into a very intricate doll house, complete with working appliances and electricity, in "Dolled Up".
• Farming ability: Being the owner of the Green Family Farms, Bill naturally has a great deal of farming talent.
• Agility: For his size, Bill is surprisingly fast, as shown in "Photo Op"; however, "Steak Night" shows the contrary, running out of breath a few moments into his chase for Cricket at the subway station. "Backflip Bill" reveals he, despite his size, shows agility while doing his backflipping.
• Strength: Numerous episodes also show that he possesses great strength; for example, he easily dispatched of F.R.A.N.K. in "I, Farmbot" and threw off charging construction workers without any effort in "Chipocalypse Now".
• Hand-to-Hand Combat: In "Chipocalypse Now" and "Big Deal", Bill is shown to be moderately skilled in melee combat, possibly having been trained by his mother.
• Strong voice: In "DIY Guys", Remy reveals Bill's voice is loud and strong enough to carry across an entire store, as shown when Remy couldn't call for help because his voice was too little and quiet, while Bill could.

Weaknesses

An example of Bill's crippling anxiety.

• Crippling anxiety: In "Green Mirror", Bill mentions he got his first case of crippling anxiety as a little kid, when his ma criticized him for bringing back some flowers, in which she called them "weeds". Ever since that event, Bill is known to be overcome with crippling anxiety at times, which may explain why he was worried about moving to Big City in "Welcome Home".

Bill's unimaginative mind in action: he doesn't know how many windows to depict.

• Unimaginative mind: Throughout the series, Bill has been shown to have weak creativity; such is the case in "People Watching" and "Cheap Show" amongst other episodes. "Big Resolution" shows he is scared of moving out of his comfort zone, which may explain his lack of creativity and confidence.
• Unfamiliarity with modern tech: Coming from the countryside, Bill has not been exposed to any modern technology. While touched upon in "Gramma Driver", and owning a smart device in "Cheap Show" and "Chipocalypse Now", this weakness ultimately rears its head in "Sellouts" as Gloria finds out the Greens have not gone social whatsoever.

Songs sung by Bill

Series

• The Best Part of Christmas
• The Best Part of Christmas (Reprise)
• Can't Never Give Up (My Pickup Truck)
• What Do I Do?

Shorts and Other Media

• Stuck at Home
• Goin' Back Out

History

Relationships

Sightings

Foreign voice actors

Language	Actors	Notes
Spanish (Latin America)	Javier Gómez
Portugese (Brazil)	Dláigelles Riba
Czech	Martin Sobotka
German	Detlef Bierstedt
Danish	Jasper Hagelskær Paasch
Spanish (Castilian)	Alfonso Agra Tato
French	Simon Duprez
Hungarian	Kassai Károly
Indonesian	Muhammad Guritno
Hebrew (Israel)	Zvika Forman (צביקה פורמן)
Italian	Massimo Bitossi
Japanese	Takashi Nagasako (長嶝 高士)
Korean	Lee Min-Gyu (이민규)
Dutch	Simon Zwiers
Norwegian	Jan Martin Johnsen
Polish	Kamil Kula
Portuguese	Diogo Mesquita
Romanian	Viorel Păunescu
Swedish	Fredde Granberg
Turkish	Sinan Divrik

Gallery

Videos

Learn to Draw Bill ✏️ Big City Greens Disney Channel

Trivia

• The top part of his right index finger is missing due to an incident with a hay baler.
• According to the Houghton brothers, Bill is based off their father-in-law.
• A running gag with Bill is that he tries to act "hip" to others to impress them.
• He is born on a Tuesday. ("Super Gramma!")
• In "Cricket Versus", he wrestled with a hawk as a child to pass his Rite of Passage (although in the picture, it looked nothing like him as a child, rather of an adult), he even explained the scar on his chest.
• In early episodes, he's usually known for being nervous to things and will sometimes experience some panic attacks when the situation tends to make him uncomfortable or overwhelmed.
• He bears a striking resemblance to his ancestor, Jerome Green; his great grandfather, Archibald Green; and his grandfather. ("Family Legacy")
• He's the first character to end up naked in an episode, as seen in "Swimming Fool".
• He is known to have a comically angry face with a rather unsettling frown when angered about something, which Tilly calls the "disappointed face". This has so far only been seen in "Space Chicken" and "Photo Op".
  • In "Bleeped", Bill unleashes a more frightening version when he goes "Full Dad" on the kids, compete with his eyes going blank white and his voice becoming booming and echoed.
• His favorite beverage is water as revealed in "People Watching" and "Friend Con".
• He has a doppelganger who is also into farming, and seems to be inspired by the real Bill. ("Animal Farm")
• As of "Quiet Please", he is banned from every library worldwide.
• His favorite color is brown as revealed in "Chipwrecked".
• "Cheap Show" revealed Cricket thinks Bill's full first name is Billiam.
• So far, Bill is the only Green who has yet to say "Bingo-Bango."
• The only short series Bill did not appear in are Random Rings (so far) and Miss Tilly's Fun Time TV Minute. However, he was mentioned in both series.
  • In the Shortsgiving special, Bill found out about the events of one of the Random Rings shorts, resulting in Cricket being punished.

Notes and references

1. ↑ Full name written as such in a revised storyboard for "Zen Garden".
   

   Bill's middle name is shown in this storyboard, however, his middle name is not shown in the finalized product, it is currently not known if this middle name it is his canonical middle name or a temporary/placeholder.

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