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King of the Hill/Doggone Crazy
| Doggone Crazy | |
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| Season 12, Episode 10 | |
| Airdate | January 6, 2008 |
| Production Number | CABE01 |
| Written by | Dave Schiff |
| Directed by | Michael Loya |
| ← 12x09 Dream Weaver |
12x11 → Trans-Fascism |
| King of the Hill — Season Twelve | |
Doggone Crazy is the tenth episode of the twelfth season of King of the Hill, and the two hundred twenty-third episode overall.
Starring: Mike Judge (Hank Hill, Boomhauer), Kathy Najimy (Peggy Hill, Frail Old Lady), Pamela Adlon (Bobby Hill, Denture Lady), Brittany Murphy (Luanne Platter, Receptionist, Walker Lady), Johnny Hardwick (Dale Gribble), Stephen Root (Bill Dauterive, Dr. Yandell)
and Toby Huss ({Kahn Souphanousinphone, Old Man with Cane, Animal Control Guy)
Special Guest Voice: Tom Petty (Lucky)
Special Guest Voice: Fred Willard (Officer Brown, Old Man in Bed)
Also Starring: Ashley Gardner (Nancy Gribble, Old Lady with Book), Steve Gunderson (Old Man #2), David Herman (Oskar de Vries, Old Man #1, Sports Guy), Scott Klace (Dr. Stratton, Weatherman)
Contents |
Plot Overview
Hank becomes concerned when Ladybird begins acting aggressive during thunderstorms and is forced to seek a dog spiritualist for help.
Notes
Stinger Quote
Oskar de Vries: Maybe this nut job actually knows what he's doing.
Seen, But Not Heard
Arc Advancement
Happenings
- It's revealed that Ladybird has gone deaf.
Characters
Referbacks
- Both Peggy in bed and later an old lady in the retirement home are seen reading A Dinner of Onions, the book first mentioned in "Full Metal Dust Jacket"
Trivia
The Show
Irv Bennett, King of the Hill/Gone with the Windstorm, Kirk
Behind the Scenes
Allusions and References
- In bringing up Oskar de Vries, Dr Yandell mentions Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan.
Memorable Moments
Quotes
- Peggy: Oh, no, Hank, they took the vase that your mom made for us. (disappointed) Oh, no, it's still here. (perks up) Oh, but it's broken.
- Bill: Sure. When Hank calls the police they come right over, but when I do, they say it's not their job to keep me company.
- Dale: I feel violated. I had over $200 of surveillance equipment hidden in that house. I hope it didn't get stolen.
- Nancy: I'm just glad they didn't rob us. (off everyone's looks) I'm just saying what everyone's thinking.
- Luanne: I just want to live in a world where Santa can get in your house, but thieves cannot.
- Lucky: The cat burglar inside me can appreciate a job well done, but the 'fraidy cat inside me says run like hell. See, I got two cats inside me.
- Hank: You sniff that poop, Ladybird. Sniff to your heart's content.
- Dr Stratton: Oh, I'm required by law to report Ladybird to the authorities. They'll be putting her on the "vicious dog" list.
- Hank: The vicious dog list?! But, that's a - it's a list of vicious dogs!
- Dr. Stratton: It's just a formality. Unless Ladybird were to bite anyone else. Then the state can take her away.
- Hank: Take her away?!
- Dr. Stratton: Oh, I'm sorry about the euphemism. I'm not a veterinarian. I'm used to talking about people. Of course, I mean kill her.
- Hank: Kill her?!
- Dr. Stratton: Hmm, I don't know how to be any clearer than that, Mister Hill.
- Bill: Ladybird's such a nice dog, too. She's always licking my face even when all the crumbs are gone.
- Dale: You know, if Ladybird does bite again, you could just blame Peggy! They'd haul her away! Then we'd all be rid of her!
- Bill: Now, I've never seen Hank pretend before. I don't like it.
- Peggy: Is this such a good idea? What if Ladybird bites somebody? Old people are always dying over the stupidest little things.
- Peggy: Everybody, be calm!
- Old Man #1: We are calm.
- Peggy: Well, you shouldn't be. There's a vicious dog on the loose!
- Bobby: Your daughter does sound nice, Doris, but 57 might be a little old for me.
