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When Peggy starts writing "musings" for the local newspaper, the pressure gives her a headache, so she goes to John Redcorn for a therapeutic massage. When she finds out that Dale's wife Nancy is having an affair with John Redcorn, she is so horrified that she decides to tell Dale about it.moreless
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  • Peggy's Headache is all about Peggy-with-a-Y Hill and her obliviousness to events in her everyday life. When she comes down with a stress headache (actually hers was caused by thinking too hard), it's John Redcorn to the rescue.moreless

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    Peggy really puts her foot in her mouth this time; she decides to take on the challenge of writing a daily column for the newspaper but immediately gets writers block. She hasn't written one column yet, but she just knows the job is hers! Peggy goes to talk to her good friend Nancy about her difficulties and somehow ends up scheduling her very own "healing" session with none other than John Redcorn. When Hank finds out, he really loses his cool.





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    The funniest part of all this is the fact that Peggy still doesn't know what's going on between John and Nancy behind Dale's back. Hank literally has to spell it out to her, pointing out Joseph as a solid example of how naive she's been all these many years. This revelation of infidelity has set Peggy on the warpath with her very best friend. Tune in to watch the sparks fly.moreless

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    • Music: Paradise by the Dashboard Lights by Meatloaf. Can be heard early in the episode when Peggy goes knocking to find Nancy and sees John Redcorn and Nancy together. Edit
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    • Tagline: "Pe-he-ggy Hill." - John Redcorn Edit
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    • Dale: Your wife loves me and wants us to run off together. I've not yet been able to ascertain where. Hank: Dale- Dale: No problemo on this end. I don't even find her attractive. Hank: Of course you do, and I appreciate the lie, but Peggy's just being nice to you. But you're a good friend for wanting to tell me. Uh, Dale, if the shoe were on the other foot would you want to know? Dale: Don't flatter yourself, Hank. Nancy likes her men thin and pale of face. I thank G-d every day for sending me an angel with the hots for my track team physique. Edit
    • Peggy (after the doorbell rings and she answers it): Why, Dale. How nice to see you. Dale: I can't find Hank, Bill or Boomhauer. If they are hiding behind the door just nod slowly. Peggy: Oh, you sweet man. You know, I have been thinking a lot about you. We never get to talk, you and I. Why is that? Anyway, Nancy should count herself lucky to have a man like you. Just look at you and how that .. hat accents your... head. Plenty of women would be happy to have you. Good, good women. Would you like to come in for some pie? Dale: (nervous) I should go. Bill: Hey, Dale, what's going on? Dale: Oh, not much. Peggy hill wants to leave Hank and run away with me. Bill: I don't believe it. Why, they had a fairy-book marriage. Edit
    • Peggy: Oh, I just cannot believe that I could be so stupid. How could you not tell me what was going on in my own side yard?!?! Hank: I thought you knew. How could you not know? I mean, look at Joseph. Where do you think he came from? Peggy: Nancy told me Dale had a Jamaican grandmother. Edit
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