Manger Baby Einstein

Season 13, Episode 17, Aired

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Luanne attempts to become a breakout star in the children's entertainment industry by bringing in her manger baby puppets, but finds it's not exactly the joy she expected. Meanwhile, Dale writes a children's book about a lost bullet wanting to get home to its gun.

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      • Hank: What the hell are we doing here? Peggy: We're here to support Luanne, Hank. Poor thing. All of her loved ones end up rotting in jail or dying in the dryer. Hank: Oh Lord!

      • John Redcorn: Did you know that 'WOW' upside down is 'MOM'? Luanne: I will take your word on it.

      • Hank: All right, what's the emergency? Lucky: I don't know how to say this, so I'll just say it. I've got a rolling baby. Hank: What? Lucky: Every time I set Gracie down, she rolls. I don't know what to do. Hank: Look, Lucky, it's normal for babies to do weird things. Babies are weird. Where's Luanne? Why isn't she helping you with this? Lucky: She's at a gig or a photo shoot or something. I got to admit, dealing with Gracie is harder than I thought. Uh-oh, here comes the thunder. (both gagging at the smell) I'll need help taking off her onesie to address that twosie.

      • Hank: Why is this nonsense so popular? Sticking babies in front of TVs can't be good for their brains.

      • Lucky: With Luanne having a job, I'm going to have to be Gracie's mother AND father. I'm going to be like a seahorse.

      • Dale: Hot off the presses-- i.e. my staple gun-- behold! Your very own copy of my children's book The Magic Bullet. It'll be about a little gun searching for her lost bullet. A classic mother- daughter tale. Hank: Why? Dale: Follow along as I read an excerpt: "Bunny was not like other AK-47s. Bunny was an AK that cared. Other guns shot with reckless abandon, but Bunny, her bullets she spared. Then one day things went awry, and one of her bullets, away she flied. That magic bullet was her daughter Lips, with whom she had a complex interdependent relation...ship. She went searching for her. (singing) My sweet ballistic I'll come find you Be optimistic, stay strong Remember you came from your Mom. Hank: It's a little stupid, Dale.

      • (Hank has sighed at Luanne's plan to have a job and be a mother because a magazine told her to) Luanne: I can feel you judging me with your breath, Uncle Hank. I will prove your breath wrong!

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      • In reference to the episode title, Baby Einstein is a brand name for multimedia products and toys that specialize in interactive activities for young children.

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