Getting Even With Haney

Season 2, Episode 26, Aired
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Tired of Doris' nagging about having to beat their laundry on a rock in the creek, Fred buys a Grabwell washing machine from Mr. Haney. The boat motor in a barrel goes berzerk, spraying water and clothes everywhere before chasing the Ziffels out their front door. Oliver is more than happy to take their case and stick it to Haney in the courtroom.moreless
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      • Lisa describes to Oliver the effect used in movies to show that someone is dreaming. As she tells how "the screen kinda schwims", it does and Oliver actually sees it. Edit
      • The court rules that Mr. Haney owes "Frederick L. Ziffel" $250 in damages. Edit
      • Haney sells Lisa a Grandfather's clock for $300, claiming is once belonged to Lester Henderson, "one of Abe Lincoln's closet neighbors". Edit
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      • (Haney tries to pay his fine in merchandise) Oliver: Mr. Haney, that pile of junk isn't worth $8. Haney: To the unappraisable eye, yes. I had each and every one of these objects de art evaluated by an in-unpeachable source: the county tax assessor, or as we sometimes call him, Cousin Joe. Edit
      • Oliver: (excitedly speaking before the judge) For years now, Mr. Haney has vicimized the people of this valley. This is not an insulated isodent. This is not the f--. I mean, an in...ice...iso. (trying another sentence) For many years, the poople of Heaterville--the pe...the poople... Edit
      • Lisa: Here it is a week later. Oliver: A week later than what? Lisa: Well, when Mrs. Ziffel came over here to do her washing. Oliver: I know it's a week later. You don't have to march in here and announce that. Lisa: Well, that's how they always do it in the movies. Either that, or somebody come in carrying a sign which says, "Here it is a week later." Or a calendar falls apart for a week. Or somebody comes out and says, "That week sure went by fast." Edit
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