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Billy's relatives
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- relatives to Billy Cranston
235-ScvH
In his garage, Billy took out from a small black chest a toy cannon his little cousin had left there (in his garage, or perhaps simply his house) last summer.
426-ASTR
Around Christmastime, Billy had gone "back" somewhere for his family
reunion.
OTHER SOURCES
"Cranston" is
generally accepted as Saban's last name for Billy, though it didn't
appear in the show. (Sources: PR trading cards, unaired detailed credits
list for 423-ICAG, etc.)
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Billy's parents
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- parents of Billy Cranston
149-ROF1
Billy's dad did not wear blue to Parent's Day, although the other teens' parents did wear their children's Ranger colors.
Billy's dad was looking for Billy at Parent's Day before Billy came in late.
239-RBT1
For Miss Appleby's assignment to bring in a childhood photograph, Billy showed the class a photo of himself, near seven or eight years old, working on his mom's vacuum cleaner, recalling how he'd learned about dedication by spending four hours reassembling it; Kim remarked that she bet his mom hadn't been happy.
While the six kids were in the park, young Adam helped young Billy test a kite for which Billy's dad had helped Billy draw up the plans at home.
309-PsLn
Billy's parents had met
Ko years ago when Ko was living in the Orient; he had been
running his huge garden (presumably just the one in Angel Grove) since Billy was ten years old.
334-ARA1
At the police station in
the simulated past (see "Orb of Doom"), young Billy was surprised to hear that his mother
(actually young Kat) had called.
335-ARA2
When young Tommy told the kids they'd
better get home before their parents began to worry, young Billy stayed with the Aquitians to take them to the Command Center, asking Tommy to tell his (Billy's)
dad that he'd be a little late, but Tommy
wouldn't have known Billy's dad in the past.
410-GrBl
As he prepared to get into Cestro's spacecraft to journey to Aquitar to help the Aquitians with a weapon to destroy the Hydro Contaminators, Billy, having apparently stopped by his house to pack, told Cestro that he'd dreamed of an
opportunity like this since he was a boy and that he couldn't pass it
up; "Besides," he added, "my parents gave me their permission."
"Billy's relatives."
Updated 4/10/05.
Edited by Joe Rovang. Content owned by Disney, used without permission.