Revenge of the Lutefisk

Season 3, Episode 21, Aired
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Arlen's new minister is a woman, which everyone except Cotton seems to accept. When Bobby eats all of a Midwestern fish dish prepared by the minister, it somehow leads to him accidentally burning down the church. Everyone assumes that Cotton did it, and he is arrested for a hate crime.moreless
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  • Bobby accidentally burned down the chruch.

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    When the old minister is retiring there was a new one and she's a female and she brought with her is lutefisk a kind of edible fish that Bobby liked so much he ate it all and got really sick during church and went to the bathroom and then Cotton went to the bathroom and this made me laugh when he said "Mr. what did you eat?!" then he lit a match to get rid of the smell but it didn't work and then Bobby tried to get rid off the stink but then someone interrupted and Bobby accidentally put the lighted match in a trash can and started a fire that burned the church to the ground which it was painful to watch and Bobby felt really upset about it and then the police found a clue that a matchbox came from Houston and then later Cotton tried to run away from Arlen but the police arrested him but Cotton's being framed and later Bobby tolded the truth but Cotton took the blame for Bobby which that was a nice thing for Cotton to do. This is a good episode of KOTH.moreless

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  • A Hill, an arsonist? Say it ain't so!

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    Every family has it's share of secrets, but I never expected one this dark from the Hills!
    At first it struck me as completely wrong that Hank and Peggy would be involved in a cover-up as unseemly as the burning down of a church.
    But after thinking about it, it is very much in character for them and their misplaced priorities. Hank's first concern is not that the building is burning, but that the fire isn't caused by propane. When Bobby comes out with the truth, Hank's worry is that his son will be known by the nickname "Stinky"! Oh, the horror! Yep, his priorities are all wrong, but they are very Hank.
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    • Bobby takes of his shoe and slides it under the pew to excuse himself from Church, then heads down the hall to the bathroom. When he's walking down the hall, he has both shoes on, then only one shoe again when he's in the bathroom. Edit
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    • This episode did not air on its originally scheduled date in the Colorado area due to the Columbine High School massacre. Edit
    • Tagline: "But not in the face -- that's how I make my livin's." - Cotton Edit
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    • Bobby: Mom, as long as we're confessing: remember when Grandpa broke the arm of your Boggle trophy 'cause he was playing soccer in the house? Peggy: I will never forgive him for that. Bobby: It was me. Peggy: I forgive you. Edit
    • Cotton: If I can take a bullet for my grandson, I'll do it. But not in the face... that's how I make my livin's. Edit
    • Cotton: It's only a matter of time before they accuse me of church-burnery. Dale: Colonel, I would be honored if you used my phone to claim responsibility. Edit
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