The Wedding of Bobby Hill

Season 3, Episode 14, Aired

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Bobby lets Luanne's new boyfriend, a self-proclaimed genius named Rad Thibodeaux, throw a wild party in Boomhauer's house. Luanne tells on him and gets him removed as Boomhauer's house-sitter, Bobby starts a prank war with Luanne. Bobby replaces Luanne's birth-control pills with sweet tarts, she convinces him that the trick has gotten her pregnant. To teach Bobby about taking responsibility for his actions, Hank and Peggy tell him that he'll have to marry Luanne.moreless
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    This was a really funny episode of King of the Hill. I found the war between Luanne and Bobby to be very entertaining. It was fun to see them go back and forth by pranking each other. I was really pleased that I got to see the entire episode. My favorite parts had to be the war. It was really good and took up time. It stole the show, but I think what really made the show good was the trick Hank and Peggy played on them. The looks on their face was absolutely hilarious! It didn't stop the fun though. Thank you.moreless
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    This is a solid, funny episode with some great wit and an intresting storyline. The character Rad is great and ios the star of the show, but the second half of the episode is about Luanne and Bobby and it is a really sweet story. It has some very funny moments such as when the two are exchanging pranks 'you messed with his fruit pie, after that he had nothing left to loose'. I don't really think this is an all time classic but it is a really strong season 3 episode and you will enjoy it, esspecialy Bobby and Luanne fnas.moreless
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    • During Rad Thibodeaux's haircut, there is a shot that shows the both of them in the mirror but the objects on the counter in front of Rad have no reflection.

    • We see in this episode exactly where Boomhauer's house is: he lives across Milton St. from Bill, rather than actually on the famous alley which runs between Milton St. and Rainey St. (where the Hills, Gribbles, and Soupanousinphones live).

    • In this episode, Luanne's hair is its normal length, but it should be growing out after she lost it in the Mega-Lo Mart explosion.

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    • Bobby: Mom, I don't want to do this. Peggy: Well of course you don't. Bill: Bobby, do you take this girl to be your lawfully wedded wife? Bobby: (Moans) Hank: That sounded like a 'yes' to me.

    • Bobby: Luanne, I know we've had our differences but I was kinda hoping we could make up and not get married. Luanne: Uncle Hank! Bobby's trying to get out of marrying me! Hank: Bobby, you cut that out.

    • Hank:You can make up for this by marrying Luanne. Bobby: But I'm only 12 years old. Hank: Well just think, you can be married for 80 years. Bobby: Dad, you can't make me marry Luanne. Hank: Yes I can. You're only 12 years old.

    • Khan: Minh! Bobby Hillbilly is marrying hillbilly cousin! You owe me five dollars!! Ha Ha In your face!

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    • The episode title and a twelve year old Bobby Hill marrying may allude to a vintage musical short called "The Wedding of Jack and Jill" with Judy Garland before she took that stage name. Only still photos survive from the film but they feature a young boy looking a bit like Bobby Hill in this episode when he's trussed up in a suit for the wedding to his allegedly pregnant Luanne. One of the old (English) interpretations of the nursery rhyme Jack and Jill actually involves a pregnant woman (Jill) whose lover (Jack) dies in a fall before they can wed as a cautionary tale.

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