Mrs. Deagle is the bitch that owns the bank and is also Billy's boss. She com...
Mrs. Deagle is pissed off that Billy's dog, Barney, ruined her snowman that w...
Gerald walks into the bar and gives Billy a hard time for screwing up at work...
Billy gives Gerald some shit after Gerald gave him a hard time about almost g...
Billy is holding Mogwai for the first time after his father gave him his Chri...
Billy accidently spilled water on Gizmo and 5 more Mogwai popped out of him.
Billy found Barney hanging by some Christmas lights in the front of the house...
Kate and Billy are walking home together talking about Mr. Futterman.
Billy tries to warn to police about the gremlins but they don't believe him.
Billy is at the police station trying to convince the officers that the greml...
Kate and Billy are alone in the street wondering where are the gremlins went.
Kate and Billy walk into the movie theater and see all the Gremlins watching ...
Billy and Kate killed almost all of the gremlins except for the leader, Stripe.
Billy is talking to Kate as the look for Stripe in the department store. They...
All of the gremlins are in the theater watching Snow White when Billy turns t...
Pete is at Billy's house playing with the new mogwai.
Kate is having Billy sign her petition as they work together in the bank.
Billy is showing Sheriff Frank and Deputy Brent his pet, Gizmo.
Billy found the Mogwai in cocoons in his room after he fed them chicken and h...
Gerald is giving Billy a hard time for screwing up at work by letting his dog...
Billy is trying to warn the Sheriff about the gremlins but he doesn't believe...
Kate and Billy are in an empty building hiding from the gremlins while she ex...
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