Taking a "note" from a passing toddler, Tilly pivoted the entire plot. Suddenly, the ghost was also an airplane. The audience still didn't get it, but Tilly took her "theatrical bow" with pride.

Nearby, Cricket and Bill were starstruck by street performers dressed as America Rat and the Incredulous Bulk . Cricket lived his superhero dream until the "Croblins"—rival street performers—showed up, sending the "heroes" running in fear. Meanwhile, Gramma Alice’s natural grumpiness caught the eye of Tuck Offerman, host of the talk show I Hate It! . Alice was so naturally spiteful that Tuck hired her as a co-host on the spot, realizing her "old-lady snark" was ratings gold.

Here is a story draft weaving the events of these two segments together. The Big City Double-Feature

By the time the bandages finally came off, Alice was back to her usual spunky self—complaining about the "clutter" the kids had supposedly left everywhere while she was "resting". If you're looking for more details, I can: Give you a .

To distract Bill, she gave him a fake address for her favorite burger joint, Greasy Gus’s . While Bill was busy getting yelled at by hipsters at a trendy "BRGR" shop, Alice escaped through the attic.

Tilly and Remy noticed the long, miserable lines of people waiting for professional shows. Horrified by the lack of joy, Tilly decided to stage her own masterpiece: a southern gothic romance between a woman named Honey Belle Sweet Tea and a ghost. The Problem: The crowd was bored.

The sun beat down on , Big City’s neon-soaked heart, where the Greens had arrived for an early Halloween candy haul. While Bill focused on the budget, the rest of the family quickly found their own brands of trouble.

Cricket and Tilly spent the afternoon as secret "superhero sidekicks," quietly moving trash cans, stopping traffic, and guiding Alice through the city without her knowing.