Tagline: "And there it goes." -Bobby
Obviously it is done to set up the episode, but the doctor would have to be really horrible to do one test on Bobby and diagnose him with a disorder.
When Bobby gives Peggy Betsy, the guitar she has suddenly disappears and isn't shown again.
At the very beginning of the episode, each time Bobby puts the box of cereal back in the cabinet, he leaves the top of the box open, but when the box is pulled back out, the top is always somehow closed again.
Connie: So are your pills working yet?
Bobby: (slowly) Starting tooo... (focuses in on a fly outside the school bus window, then to Bobby, staring intently at it)
Emily: You wanted stuff with strong lyrics?
Peggy: That's right, but no cursing and no cop killing. I am sorry, but that is just how I was raised.
(Emily has shown up at the Hill house to teach Peggy guitar)
Dale: I thought you said family values were 'in' at your house.
Bill: Yeah, Hank.That gal's dressed kind of pro-choice.
(Emily has shown up at the Hill house to teach Peggy guitar)
Dale: I thought you said family values were 'in' at your house.
Bill: Yeah, Hank.That gal's dressed kind of pro-choice.
Hank: How was your day today, Peggy? I bet it was real busy.
Peggy: I bought an ice-cube tray... then I brought it back.
Luanne: I tried to study for my beauty exam, and I just got bored.
Bobby: You must've caught my ADD. It was the time that I sneezed in your face.
Luanne: I don't remember that.
Bobby: You were asleep.
Hank: Happy Mother's Day, Mom. I wish I were there to shake your hand in person.
Tilly: That's very nice, Hank, but I do have to go now. Garry is here with my present!
Garry: (enters nude) Well, how do you like it? You know that I can't take it back!
Peggy: Hank, you are groaning every time I sing a line!
Hank: Oh, I'm sorry, am I?
Bobby: There's some milk in the fridge that's about to go sour (Sniffs), and there it goes.
Peggy: (referring to Mother's Day) Well it is my day...I should be able to do whatever I want!
Hank: Not whatever you want. You can't kill a man. Then you'd end up in prison! And with that attitude you'll end up in the hole!
Every Girl Band Deserves Funday: This is obviously a poem to help Peggy remember the scale EGBDF. The more popular poem is Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge, but due to the woman being a feminist, it changed.
Reader's Digest is a magazine that is meant for the whole family.
Dale blames feminism on "Gloria Steinbrenner." While she is not a real person, Gloria Steinem is, and she is a feminism activist.
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