King of the Hill

Season 4 Episode 14

High Anxiety (2)

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Debbie is found dead in the dumpster behind Sugarfoot's restaurant, and Hank is a suspect. Hank was with Debbie's roommate Gayle at the time, but he's afraid to tell the police, because he'd have to admit that he accidentally smoked some of Gayle's marijuana. Buck decides that he loves his wife after all.moreless
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  • Funny king of the hill

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    Funny how Hank freaks out about one puff and then hullcinate about being high. Also funny was when the sheriff got the badmouth at the end. This episode and part one are the two funniest episoes on the series. The only part i didn\'t like is peggy and her stupid crap with restuerant that buck gave them.
Mike Judge

Mike Judge

Voice of Hank Hill, Boomhauer

Kathy Najimy

Kathy Najimy

Voice of Peggy Hill

Pamela Adlon

Pamela Adlon

Voice of Bobby Hill

Brittany Murphy

Brittany Murphy

Voice of Luanne Platter

Johnny Hardwick

Johnny Hardwick

Voice of Dale Gribble

Stephen Root

Stephen Root

Voice of Bill Dauterive, Buck Strickland

Kathleen Turner

Kathleen Turner

Liz Strickland

Guest Star

Mac Davis

Mac Davis

Sheriff Buford

Guest Star

Reese Witherspoon

Reese Witherspoon

Debbie

Guest Star

Phil Hendrie

Phil Hendrie

Various Characters

Recurring Role

David Herman

David Herman

Gayle

Recurring Role

Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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  • TRIVIA (1)

    • At the end of the episode after the murder of Debbie is solved, Buck says he planted the evidence to try and frame Hank. Whether Buck had murdered Debbie or not, he still should have been arrested for tampering with evidence.

  • QUOTES (8)

    • Sherrif: (seeing Peyton leave the Get In-Get Out) Hey, Peyton. Are you sure there aren't any candy bars you haven't questioned in there? You might want to question the Three Musketeers separately, I'm sure one of them's bound to crack.
      Ranger Peyton: That's very funny, I bet they really miss you on 'Heehaw'

    • (Bobby finds out that Hank did drugs)
      Bobby: You know, if I did something like this you'd punish me. I think I should punish you.
      Hank: Okay, what's my punishment son? Am I grounded?
      Bobby: Too easy. You cannot mow the lawn for one whole week.
      Hank: Aw c'mon Bobby, it was a accident.
      Bobby: You want to make it two?

    • Sheriff: So, let me get this straight. Debbie was Mr. Strickland's mistress and her murdered body was found at the same place where Mr. Strickland and his wife just got done reconciliating their differences?
      Peggy: Uh-huh. My husband, Hank, set that up. Well, the reconciliation, not the murder.

    • (Hank visits Arlen High to ask their drug awareness counselor some questions)
      Hank: So someone could take dope, black out in a field, and kill a co-worker?
      Counselor: Co-worker, cabdriver, prostitute - doesn't matter who.

    • Hank: Oh no, my eyes are going bloodshot! I'm going on a trip - I look like I'm doped out of my gourd!

    • Kahn: (To Hank) Hey, Charlie Manson! Could you autograph this Sugarfoot's napkin I pull out of dumpster? If you murderer, I auction it on Ebay for big bucks!

    • Sheriff: (to Ranger Payton, who is leaving convenience store) Leaving the Get In Get Out so soon, Payton? I'm sure there's some candy bars you haven't questioned. You better take them Three Musketeers into separate rooms, maybe one of them will crack.
      Ranger Payton: That's a good one, Sheriff! How'd Hee Haw ever let you get away?

    • Dale: They'll drug test everyone in Arlen! The price for a bag of clean urine will double.
      Bill: What do you think will happen to the price of poo poo?
      Dale: Unchanged.

  • NOTES (1)

  • ALLUSIONS (3)

    • The episode title alludes to the 1977 Mel Brooks film High Anxiety which deals with a new boss being framed for murder as Hank Hill is framed in this storyline. The Brooks' film title in turn was a spoof of the classic Alfred Hitchcock's film Vertigo. Hank unintentionally "gets high" and has extra reasons for his anxiety.

    • Peggy: (to the Ranger Payton) I love your show! I love that Walker!!

      Walker, Texas Ranger was a popular 90's tv show starring Chuck Norris as a crime-fighting Ranger.

    • When Hank is talking to the school counselor about drugs, we can see see a poster in the background saying Friends Don't Let Friends Do Drugs with a picture of the cast from the popular sitcom Friends.

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