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| − | The Hills' dog, [[Lady Bird]], goes on a rampage, breaking things all over the house and later biting [[Hank Hill|Hank]]'s hand. After Lady Bird is put on a list of vicious dogs, the veterinarian suggests that Hank take her to [[Oskar de Vries]], a dog spiritualist, who takes the Hills and Lady Bird to |
+ | The Hills' dog, [[Lady Bird]], goes on a rampage, breaking things all over the house and later biting [[Hank Hill|Hank]]'s hand. After Lady Bird is put on a list of vicious dogs, the veterinarian suggests that Hank take her to [[Oskar de Vries]], a dog spiritualist, who takes the Hills and Lady Bird to [[Shady Hills Nursing Home]]. Lady Bird runs off, ostensibly due to thunder, leading to a chase between her, Hank, [[Peggy Hill|Peggy]], [[Bobby Hill|Bobby]], and animal control. When Hank and Peggy find Lady Bird walking towards an elderly woman, Hank commands Lady Bird to stay away from her, but Lady Bird lies in the woman's lap. Since Lady Bird doesn't listen to Hank, he discovers that Ladybird is now deaf. The episode ends with Hank, [[Bill Dauterive|Bill]], [[Dale Gribble|Dale]], [[Jeff Boomhauer|Boomhauer]], and Ladybird watching TV back at home. |
In the second plot, [[Luanne Platter|Luanne]] and [[Lucky Kleinschmidt|Lucky]] accompany Hank to the nursing home. Luanne has a very imprecise understanding of reincarnation and starts interviewing old people thinking that their being so close to death means there's a chance their souls would transmigrate into the baby she's carrying. |
In the second plot, [[Luanne Platter|Luanne]] and [[Lucky Kleinschmidt|Lucky]] accompany Hank to the nursing home. Luanne has a very imprecise understanding of reincarnation and starts interviewing old people thinking that their being so close to death means there's a chance their souls would transmigrate into the baby she's carrying. |
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Revision as of 01:30, 20 February 2018
Doggone Crazy is the two hundred-twenty-third episode of King of the Hill. It was first aired on January 6, 2008. The episode was written by Dave Schiff, and directed by Michael Loya.
Synopsis
The Hills' dog, Lady Bird, goes on a rampage, breaking things all over the house and later biting Hank's hand. After Lady Bird is put on a list of vicious dogs, the veterinarian suggests that Hank take her to Oskar de Vries, a dog spiritualist, who takes the Hills and Lady Bird to Shady Hills Nursing Home. Lady Bird runs off, ostensibly due to thunder, leading to a chase between her, Hank, Peggy, Bobby, and animal control. When Hank and Peggy find Lady Bird walking towards an elderly woman, Hank commands Lady Bird to stay away from her, but Lady Bird lies in the woman's lap. Since Lady Bird doesn't listen to Hank, he discovers that Ladybird is now deaf. The episode ends with Hank, Bill, Dale, Boomhauer, and Ladybird watching TV back at home.
In the second plot, Luanne and Lucky accompany Hank to the nursing home. Luanne has a very imprecise understanding of reincarnation and starts interviewing old people thinking that their being so close to death means there's a chance their souls would transmigrate into the baby she's carrying.
Trivia
- The elderly woman who the Hills think Lady Bird will bite at the Retirement Home is reading "A Dinner Of Onions". The same book can be seen in season seven's Stressed For Success and Full Metal Dust Jacket.
Goofs
- The cops try to convince Hank that Lucky robbed their house. However Lucky was at Bobby's game with Hank. All Hank would have had to done is vouch for the alibi.
- Hank tells the doctor that Ladybird has never acted up and bitten anyone before. However she in fact has bitten people before as seen in the Season 7 episode Racist Dawg.
- A man named "Kirk" delivers the weather forecast. However in the Season 9 episode Gone With the Windstorm Irv Bennett became the chief meteorologist by replacing Nancy.