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Hank's mother announces that she has decided to marry a man Hank has never met and move into a recreational vehicle.
Hank's mother announces that she has decided to marry a man Hank has never met and move into a recreational vehicle.
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S13, EP22 "Bill Gathers Moss"To relieve his loneliness, Bill takes in some roommates, including Principal Moss, a former pinup girl and a Russian who deals in high-end fashion knockoffs.
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S13, EP23 "When Joseph Met Lori and Made Out With Her in the Janitor's Closet"After getting into an argument with Joseph about the girl he has been dating, Dale ends up in a mental institution.
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S13, EP24 "Just Another Manic Kahn-Day"Kahn's bouts of manic depression threaten to derail Hank's plan to build a tricked-out barbecue grill for an upcoming Strickland event.
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S9, EP7 "Enrique-cilable Differences"Hank becomes very uncomfortable when Enrique, a co-worker having trouble at home, forces himself into Hank's personal life.
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S3, EP24 "Take Me Out of the Ball Game"Hank doesn't give Peggy the credit she's due when she becomes the star pitcher of his company's coed softball team.
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S3, EP23 "Wings of the Dope"The town becomes angel-crazy after Luanne thinks she sees Buckley's spirit bouncing on Khan's trampoline.
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S3, EP22 "Death and Texas"A letter from an alleged former student now on death-row inspires Peggy to pay him a visit, unaware he has illegal ulterior motives.
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S3, EP21 "Revenge of the Lutefisk"When the congregation welcomes its new female minister with a potluck dinner, Bobby accidentally incinerates the church.
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