History Recap / BigCityGreensS2E20

** Bill ends up banned from every library worldwide, despite the other libraries not even knowing him ([[LampshadeHanging and Bill is even surprised that they have the power to do that]]).

** Firstly, the librarian threatens to ban the Greens for good if they make a single noise, a rule libraries don't even bother to enforce.

* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Everything that happens in the library is completely unrealistic:

*** To be fair, however, if ArtisticLicense wasn't in place, this episode wouldn't have nearly been as humorous or tense as it is.

The Greens visit the public library to teach Cricket the ways of reading, but the strict librarian threatens to throw them out if they make even the slightest noise.

* AnAesop: Reading books is fun, but it's good to just stick to ones that are your interests.

* AnAesop:
** Sometimes your enemies win without you knowing it.
** Don't trick your family.

* ArtisticLicense: Everything that happens in the library is completely unrealistic:

** The librarian almost catches Cricket in the bathroom, which in real life is a less likely place for librarians to check for noise, as it's okay to make noise in there.

* ArtisticLicense:Everything that happens in the library is completely unrealistic:

* ArtisticLicense: Everything that happens in the library is completely unrealistic. Firstly, the librarian threatens to ban the Greens for good if they make a single noise, something libraries don't even bother to make a law of. Bill ends up banned from every library worldwide, despite the other libraries not even knowing him. The librarian almost caught Cricket in the bathroom, which in real life is a less likely place for librarians to check for noise, as it's okay to make noise in there. There should also be computers and wi-fi, as well as headphones, though they might've been offscreen. Lastly, it's okay to talk in the library, so long as it's at a low enough volume so you don't disturb anyone who's working or studying there. To be fair, however, if ArtisticLicense wasn't in place, this episode wouldn't have nearly been as humorous or tense as it is.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In the climax when Bill sees Cricket about to be attacked by the librarian without even knowing it, he signals to him, but his back was turned at that time, which is probably why Cricket doesn't even turn his head. Had not Bill pulled a HeroicSacrifice and let himself be attacked so Cricket can escape, Cricket would've been banned without even checking out the book he found that interests him.

* LockedOutOfTheLoop[=/=]UnknownRival:

* TheBadGuyWins: In the end, Chip buys Big Coffee from Miss Cho, effectively making Cricket and Gloria jobless and he plans on expanding his business by dismantling the Greens' farmhouse, and for the first time Cricket completely fails to defeat him. And just to rub it in Cricket's face, he tells him that if he hadn't "set him straight" and get him in his father's good graces, none of this would have happened. Worse still, the Greens and Gloria are now left on the curb worrying over what's going to happen next.

* AmbiguousDisorder: Cricket's inability to pay attention, read and listen, as well as having a hard time staying quiet and trying to keep himself entertained by bringing toys with him because of his overly-stimulated brain, is irrational enough to be considered ADHD.

** Chip somehow knows who Nancy is, despite she's the only nuclear Green member who hasn't encountered him yet.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In the climax when Bill sees Cricket about to be attacked by the librarian without even knowing it, he signals to him, but his back is turned, which is probably why Cricket doesn't even turn his head. Had not Bill pulled a HeroicSacrifice and let himself be attacked so Cricket can escape, Cricket would've been banned without even checking out the book he found that interests him.

* WholePlotReference: To ''Film/AQuietPlace'', with the librarians acting like the aliens, the Greens using sign language, the talks near the water fountain and in the bathroom, the BLEGO brick and exposed nail on the stairs that one of the protagonists accidentally steps on, and especially the HeroicSacrifice in the climax.

* {{Bowdlerise}}: Due to the episode being a G-rated parody of ''A Quiet Place'', many X-rated scenes were toned down to fit the show's target audience. The climatic sacrifice scene, for instance, has Bill beaten up and banned, a kid-friendly version of the scene in the movie when Lee is killed.

* WholePlotReference: The entirety of Quiet Please is a parody of ''Film/AQuietPlace'', with the librarians substituting the aliens.

* TheBadGuyWins: In the end, Chip buys Big Coffee from Miss Cho, effectively making Cricket and Gloria jobless and he plans on expanding his business by dismantling the Greens' farmhouse, and for the first time Cricket completely fails to defeat him. And just to rub it in Cricket's face, he tells him that if he hadn't "set him straight" and get him in his father's good graces, none of this would have happened.