Three Coaches and a Bobby

Season 3, Episode 12, Aired

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Hank gets his tough old football coach to lead Bobby's football team. When the coach proves to be a tyrant, Bobby decides to quit football and join the soccer team, much to Hank's disappointment. Meanwhile, Peggy tries to fit in with the other soccer moms, and takes a crash course from Minh on Soccer-mom etiquette.moreless
  • Will Ferrell guest stars. You know it is going to be funny.

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    Hank gets bent out of control when Bobby quits football to play soccer. This happened when Hank decided that the team needs a boost. Hank and the gang get their old high school football coach to come out of retirement (he is working at a show store) and come back to help them win a championship. Bobby ends up coming back and bringing some help when he sees his dad losing a rival game.

    Even though I like soccer the jokes are hilarious. Will Ferrell plays the head soccer coach and he does a great job. The crazy football coach was classic and the lines he would say were so funny. This was another fine example of the wonderful King of the Hill.
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    King of the Hill rarely has soccer featured. This episode was an exception. I hate soccer and I make fun of people who play it, but I thought that it was really funny on this show. I especially liked out upset Hank got at Bobby for quiting football and joining the soccer team. Bobby decides that football is too rough and wants to join a lighter sport. I guess it fits the fat, girly figure of him so why not? What made this episode interesting is that Hank is so stupid at times that it makes you laugh. He never changes and it is funny. Thank you.moreless
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    • Nitpick: When Hank knocks out Coach Sours after he starts the car the engine stops on it's own somehow.

    • On Coach Sours' list he mentions a player named "Johnny Hardwick". Johnny Hardwick is the actor who is the voice of Dale Gribble.

    • When Hank and the football team do a God Bless America team shout, Hank's lip sync is a bit short.

    • When coach Sauers decides to be the coach, he rips off his whistle and puts it on the desk. When he is informed that he won't be paid, he takes back the whistle, with the chain magically fixed!

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    • Joseph: Coach Sauers, I think there's something wrong with my helmet. Sauers: Then get over there and do the helmet test. Put on the helmet and run into that brick wall. Joseph: Yeah, right. And end up with headaches like my mom? Sauers: You're going the wrong way! Hey, put your helmet back on! All right, you big baby! I'll do it! (crashes into the wall headfirst and begins yelling) Ow!

    • (blows the whistle) Coach Lucas: Tie game! Everybody's a winner!

    • Minh: Cashmere sweater with pearl button. Now they like you. Peggy: Oh, it's just a sweater. If the other mothers do not like me for the wit and wisdom that is Peggy Hill then I want nothing to do with them. Minh: You not get it. You soccer mom now. If you not fit in, then Bobby not fit in and that boy have enough problem. Peggy: How do you know so much about this? Minh: Connie play A.Y.S.O. in Orange County. That the birthplace of soccer moms. I start the whole sweater thing. That mine.

    • Peggy: Thanks for the latte, Allie. Allie: You're welcome. That's a lovely...overshirt you're wearing. Peggy: Oh, thank you. That's a lovely sweater ...you're all wearing.

    • Hank: What's that on your upper arm there, Bobby? Is that a muscle? Bobby: That's a lump from when I got hit by a football. You know, dad, the kids playing soccer don't have any lumps or bruises and Coach Lucas gives them oranges at half-time. Hank (sighing): Bobby, I didn't think I'd ever need to tell you this but I would be a bad parent if I didn't. Soccer was invented by European ladies to keep them busy while their husbands did the cooking. Bobby: Why do you have to hate what you don't understand? Hank: I don't hate you, Bobby. I meant soccer.

    • Bobby: Coach, I think I swallowed too much mud. Sauers: Take a salt tablet.

    • Hank: I am just so excited that bobby's going to have the Coach Sauers experience. I only hope working at the mall hasn't knocked the fight out of him. Peggy: I don't know, honey. That man could be a tough taskmaster. Let's not forget that you used to call him "Sour Coach Sauers" (laughs) Remember? Hank: Boy, we came up with that one at a Fellowship of Christian Athletes picnic (sighs) We were good kids, though.

    • Hank (at the mall): Coach Sauers? Sauers: Hill? You finally got a haircut! Hank (Chuckles): You noticed. Sauers: Boomhauer, how are your folks? Boomhauer: Dang ol' moved down to Florida and won the dang ol lottery, man. No problems, man. Sauers: Sorry to hear that. Gribble. No one's killed you yet. Dauterive! My G-d, man, what happened? Bill: It's a long story.

    • Dale: That's a Gribble of an idea, Bill!

    • Hank: Dale, what did you do with last week's pizza money? Dale: I bought a hat.

    • Bobby: We have to Blitz more! I haven't gotten to do my fat dance all day!

    • Soccer coach: Slow down, Joseph. We've already got the tie. We don't want to hurt anyone's feelings. Bobby: (out loud to no one in particular) Why don't we just give them the dang ball?

    • Bobby: Beat those wolves, dad. Hank: Yeah. Beat those fluffy puffs or whatever. Bobby: Dad, they're called the Puff N' Stuffs.

    • Bill: (after learning Bobby left the team) Did Joesph quit? Hank: No. Bill:The team will survive.

    • Coach: Breaks your heart, doesn't it? Take a salt tablet.

    • Bobby: (at the end of the episode) I'd rather be on a losing football team than a winning soccer team.

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