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Nancy and Dale go to a romantic restaurant and fall in love all over again. Nancy decides to end her affair with John Redcorn and be faithful to her husband. But she soon starts to wonder whether she made the right decision.moreless
  • An ok episode, but not my favorite. Nancy ends her affair with John Redcorn so she can focus on Dale.

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    Hank saves a mans life and gets a free dinner for four at a very good restraunt. They invite Dale and Nancy to go with them. After they eat, Nancy gets drunk and has sex with Dale. She realizes how much she likes him. She then ends her relationship with John Redcorn. John sneaks into Nancys room to give her flowers when Dale wakes up and hits him with a lamp. Nancy lies and says he was dropping off buisness forms. Dale agrees to help John gets some of his land back that the white people stole from him. John keeps the secret and Dale gets him a few acres. Nancy decides to stay with Dale.moreless
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    • Dale: I was at John... uhh, at the gun club, playing Russian Roulette. Nancy: Awww, did you win? Dale: You're not really familiar with the game, are you?

    • Dale: Boy, if they gave an Olympic medal in sexual gymnastics, I would've taken home the silver last night.

    • Bill: I thought you were withholding intimacy to preserve your life-force. Dale: I was, but then Hank had to go draggin' me and the old lady to some Italian Romanceria. Next thing you know, we're on our second honeymoon. Only this time, no cruise ship and I only vomited once. (Nancy overhears) Dale: I think I finally got to the point where I actually love her more than my mother.

    • Dale: (to Nancy) Are you sure you're not an alien? 'Cause you just abducted my heart!

    • Peggy: Nancy, now you know my position on monogamy... I am in favor of it.

    • Peggy: (To Hank, concerning Nancy & Dale)You know she only sleeps with him on his birthday and Christmas. That's why she always gets depressed around the holidays.

    • Dale:(Speaking to Hank about Nancy) Boy, her 'can' looks so sexy when she's walking away, it's almost a shame she's gonna turn around and come back.

    • Nancy: (to Dale) Oh! I forgot you have brown eyes. They're so cute, and close together.

    • Hank: (Speaking of Dale) He thought that we wanted to 'swing'. Peggy: What? You get Nancy and I get Dale? Who's the clear winner there? Dale!

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    • The episode title Nancy Boys alludes to the old euphemistic term for effeminate or gay men chiefly in the U.K. although usage may persist today as roughly equal to the terms "sissy" or "metro sexual" in some circles. The John Redcorn - Nancy - Dale triangle becomes disrupted in this episode with Dale secretly receiving therapy from John Redcorn in his trailer while Nancy gets stood up. Nancy then nearly walks in on them as Dale quickly puts his shirt back on. At the end Dale wonders aloud to Nancy if John Redcorn might be gay.

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