King of the Hill

Season 13 Episode 3

Square-Footed Monster

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Hank and the guys do a good deed when they fix-up a neighborhood house, however after Ted Wassonasong buys the house he decides to knock down the house and build a mansion.
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  • This is a great episode.

    8.5
    This episode starts with Hank, Dale, Boomhauer, and Bill fixing up a house. Ted Wassonasong buys the house and wants to build a Mansion, destroying the house. Nobody likes the mansion and they try to get the help of a man who is an expert on finding loopholes but he is of no help. Then on a dark stormy night the house starts to fall apart they either have to take it down or it will take them down. So they destroy the house. Also I love the shot of them right before they start tearing it down with all their tools in hand and their angry faces. This finally shows the how evil Ted really is. In many previous episodes he always seems like a nice guy but he also always has a hidden plan.moreless
Bob Elliott

Bob Elliott

Edgar Hornsby

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Chris Elliott

Chris Elliott

Ed Burnett

Guest Star

Abby Elliott

Abby Elliott

Clerk #1

Guest Star

Tom Petty

Tom Petty

Lucky

Recurring Role

Breckin Meyer

Breckin Meyer

Joseph Gribble

Recurring Role

Ashley Gardner

Ashley Gardner

Nancy Gribble

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  • TRIVIA (1)

    • Title: Probably an allusion to the concept of the Monster Home which has different local derogatory names. Monster homes are generally quite a lot larger than the typical home in an established neighborhood and tend to ignore the customary architecture as well. Many, though not all, are built with an eye to fast profit and are of substandard quality with a very impractical layout, looking impressive from the outside but having silly features inside like small rooms with no obvious purpose.

  • QUOTES (4)

    • (Ted has just sold the lot to the city, who has made it into a power station)
      Kahn: This is terrible! Thought I was gonna live next to a powerful man. Now I just live next to power.
      Bill: It's not all bad. At least we'll get fresh electricity.
      Lucky: I know it's ugly, but living next door to a power station means our baby will probably grow up to have super powers.
      Luanne: And that will come in handy. Lucky's always getting pinned under cars.

    • Dale: Hank is stinking up the place with all his boring facts and figures. People want damning evidence and courtroom drama. He needs to throw a briefcase like Mr. Brady. Something.
      Lucky: Now is the time the late, great, gay Perry Mason would spring a surprise witness.
      Dale: Yes, a surprise witness.

    • Bill: I miss the sun. I'm tired a lot because my body thinks it's always night.
      Luanne: Well, I like it. I feel like we fell down a hole into a fairy tale, and now we live next to a beautiful castle.
      Hank: I can't tell if the burgers are done, because there's a got-dang turret shadow across my grill.

    • Peggy: Last time I shaved my legs, this house didn't even have a second floor.

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