Business Is Picking Up

Season 10, Episode 8, Aired

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When Bobby attends the school's job shadow program, he winds up interning for Peter Sterling, a man who runs a pooper-scooper business. Bobby is so impressed by Peter that he decides to pursue the same career. Meanwhile, Hank is trying to train Joseph at Strickland Propane.moreless
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    It is a funny episode, that I have to say. I liked the comedy and also the way things played out throughout the episode. Bobby didn't want to be on a job shadow with Hank so he stalled just to look for another job. After he fails, he decides to give in and job shadow with Hank. The thing is, Joseph takes the spot before Bobby and it leaves Bobby to find a different one. Overall, this was a good episode of King of the Hill. I liked the comedy and also the story of the show. I was entertained. Thank you.moreless
  • For work shadow week, Bobby winds up working for a one-man pooper scooper business, much to the dismay of Hank, who wanted him to work with him at Strickland Propane. Meanwhile, it is Jospeh who spends the week at Strickland. A great episode...moreless

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    After a couple of so-so episodes comes this excellent tale.

    Everything seems to be working out for Bobby, but Hank and Peggy just can't live with the idea of what Bobby is doing.

    It was a nice touch of casting 'Jackass's Johnny Knoxville as the voice of Peter Sterling, in a way sending himself (who is well known for his scatological expoits) up.

    A lot more could have been done with Jospeh working at Strickland Propane, but the story is taken up focusing on Bobby working for Peter (and isn't the worse for it). Late on, we see Dale hiding in the bushes, "shadowing Jospeh shadowing Hank". Again, a lot could have been done with this, but the story doesn't really suffer from not having it.

    A really good story, possibly one of the best of the season.moreless
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    • (At the table, Bobby and Peter have been relaying a long, detailed story about picking up at a house where the neighbors' 28 alpacas have also 'used the lawn') Peggy: I've never really been a dinner person. I'm just gonna go sit in the car for a few hours (later that evening) Hank: Did the 3rd shower help? Peggy: No it did not!

    • (Debating Bobby's new job) Peggy: Bobby has to learn to make choices now. You want to spend the rest of your life making his choices for him? Hank: Well, why not - I do it for Bill.

    • Kahn: What do you call a Redneck with a Brown hand? (pause for answer) Bobby Hill! Bwah-hahaha.

    • Hank: (riding in the Company Truck) I don't know if you realized it, but you just took a drink out of my soda. Joseph: (Offended) It was only a sip.

    • (When asking Peter Sterling about his company) Bobby: (excited) Do we wash monkeys? Can I take one home? Peter: No, we pick up poo. Bobby: (Unnerved) Whose poo do we pick up? Peter: (Proudly) Not whose ... the Earth's!

    • Joseph: (To an uncomfortable Hank) Do you think that I could get a ninth grader to go out with me, if she were ugly? Hank: (stares)

    • Hank: (To Bobby) Well that's the problem with jobs like that. They either get you jail time or they get your ass kicked.

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