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King of The Hill

Untitled Blake McCormick Project

Season 12, Episode 12, Aired Feb 17, 2008

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Bill falls in love after he has a blind date with Charlene, a hot single mother. However, Dale's intuition tells him something is not quite right with Charlene's daughter Kate, and after he secretly performs a DNA test he discovers that Kate is related to his son Joseph.moreless

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Brittany Murphy

Kate
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Melinda Clarke

Charlene

Brittany Murphy

Luanne Platter
Pamela Adlon

Bobby Hill
Kathy Najimy

Peggy Hill
Johnny Hardwick

Dale Gribble
Mike Judge

Hank Hill, Boomhauer
Stephen Root

Bill Dauterive

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Bill goes on a blind date with Charlene (a single mother)

10

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By tigerdude22, Jun 19, 2011

I thought that this was an excellent episode of "King of the Hill". Season 12 has been always staying strong and that's what I love about the show. The plot is that Bill goes on a blind date with a single mother named Charlene. Bill introduces Charlene to his friends. Dale was suspicious about Kate and wanted to get to the bottom of it. He gets Kate's DNA and it turns out that Kate is related to his son Joseph which means that Kate is Dale's father. The beginning of the episode was absolutely hilarious. Dale wanted to ruin the relationship between Bill and Charlene and he sets Charlene up with another guy. Hank finds out what Dale did and he made Dale confess to Bill about what happened. Bill didn't seem upset and he said that it was okay because he wasn't ready to raise kids. Peggy telling Bobby to not the girl be taken was also funny. Dale's confession to Bill was very good and the very ending of this episode was very funny. Overall, an excellent episode of "King of the Hill" that had a well written storyline with clever humor throughout the episode. 10/10moreless
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Haha flat out ridiculous!

8.0

"Great"

By ZaleIsBackAgain, Aug 10, 2009

This episode was just full of crazy laughs and situations. The episode takes the show's two biggest idiots in Dale and Bill and creates this whacky scenario where everyone is being fooled. When it seems like Bill has finally found a woman in Charlene, Dale realizes that one of the woman's daughter's is actually his, or John Redcorn's, daughter. Instead of just one conspiracy, Dale makes it even more unnecessarily complicated by thinking aliens somehow implanted his seed into Charlene. Although not the funniest episode, there is more than enough laughs to go around at the stupidity of both Dale and Bill.moreless
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Bill finally gets a girl, happy days, children.. guess what happens?

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By joeyissoweird, Mar 31, 2009

Dale steals Bill's girl. Yep. Bill is set up by his general or someone else who works with him in the army with a beautiful girl who loves him for who he is and even moved in with him with her children. Guess what happens? One of the children is related to John Redcorn, which means Joseph and the other person which is Kate is both related.. Etc etc what happens.. Dale helps get John Redcorn to get Bill's girl to cheat on him. How lovely. Hahaha, a very funny episode.

To be honest, the episode was kind of good. It was very good, but I thought just it was very mean of an episode, because Bill gets cheated on and everything goes downhill and he's not even upset by it. Great episode though.

You can't really recommend episodes but I guess reviewing episodes help the creators and producers make better episodes or just get some feedback.. just improving on things I guess. Well, I recommend that the King of the Hill guys finally make an episode where Dale finds out who the real father of Joseph is, or finds out but then thinks he was wrong all along and aliens were the father when he was right and just changed his mind.moreless
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Dale sires another heir on a different woman*... or so he thinks.

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By darlingdarcy, Mar 31, 2008

After Bill finds a woman who is perfect for him (shudder), he introduces her and her children to the guys, and Hank thinks they're great, especially after Charlene's daughter compliments his lawn. However, Dale (correctly) points out that Hank would "cozy up to Musilini" if he said nice things about Hank's lawn. Dale has a bad feeling about Charlene's daughter Kate, and performs a DNA test on her. He is shocked to find out her paternal DNA matches Joseph's, meaning he is the father of both. Of course, unbeknownst to him, John Redcorn is the father of both Joseph and Kate.

When Charlene and Bill move in together, Dale begins plotting to break them up becuase he doesn't want an idiot raising his child, he informs John Redcorn, who agrees it's hard to watch.

One of the greatest things about this episode is Dale's ignorance, and the tiptoeing everyone must do around him becuase of it. John Redcorn's sly sympathy at the idea of a moron raising your child is one of the funnier moments, along with him and Nancy arguing over whether or not "Dale" cheated on her, while Dale obliviously protests that he should be the one to know if he cheated, not John Redcorn.

The one thing that keeps this episode from being a perfect 10 is the nagging feeling the writers of King of the Hill may be falling back on this familiar story line, and might begin to rely on it to the point of wearing a very funny concept out - two episodes in the last two seasons have centered around the Nancy-Dale-John Redcorn triangle. However, "Peggy's Heachache" and "Nancy's Boys" were in the third and fourth season respectively, and those have become two of my favorite King of the Hill episodes along with "Of Mice and Little Green Men."

*- Dale, "Blood and Sauce"moreless
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Are you kid-ding?

7.2

"Good"

By GeorgeJobson, Feb 18, 2008

This episode is on bill. He falls for Charlene, a single mother with two kids. Dale, who can't figure out his own marriage is suspecting that one of the sons came from another man. In order to break up the relationship, he asked John redcorn to do the breaking himself. I though this season's "King of the Hill" is better in prevous years, but this is the least favorite of the the season. Having Dale sticking his nose in someone's elses business is just plain mean. I like the way that hank does business. He's the best thing in the series.moreless
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- Dale: Bill! What a relief. I dropped my keys in the back of the meat freezer and I need someone well-insulated to fish them out for me. Bill: I'm kinda the go-to guy for stuff like this.
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- (Bill has invited Dale to his 'family' dinner with Charlene and Kate) Dale: Good choice on the mashed potatoes, Kate. Tasty, and a fun place to sculpt your subconscious thoughts.
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- Hank: How could Kate be your daughter? Dale: As you may recall, I learned some time ago that Joseph was conceived while I was away from Nancy, an anomaly that can only be explained by alien gene traders covertly planting my DNA into my sleeping wife. Hank: Uh... right... Dale: After impregnating Nancy, the aliens must have then left my genetic material with Charlene in the hopes of engineering a master race, with me as the foundation. The "how" is simple enough. It's the "why" that troubles me.
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- Dale: John Redcorn, I bet you could romance a woman out of a relationship with a giant doofus. John Redcorn: Dale, are you asking me to steal your friend's companion? Dale: I don't want my child raised by an idiot. John Redcorn: Yes, it's very difficult to watch an idiot raise your child.
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- Dale: I'd like to shatter Bill's happiness in a way that doesn't leave him all mopey.
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- Hank: So, Bill, how's life as a not entirely legal guardian?
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- Dale: (to Bill) So, Charlene's moving in, huh? Have you told her about your idiosyncrasies? Like your fear of floss? And how you use your loofah for non-loofah purposes?
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- Dale: A woman who's perfect for Bill? (shudders) That's a disturbing image.
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- International Airdates: Denmark: August 5, 2008 on TV3
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- Tagline: "Wha ha ha ha ha ha" - Joseph
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- Brittany Murphy lends her voice to Charlene's daughter (Joseph's half-sister) in this episode, using her pre-puberty Joseph voice.
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- Blake McCormick is credited as the writer of this episode.
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- Dale: (laughing) Just remembered a funny Sniglet. Sniglets is a book by comedian Rich Hall as a collection of "any word that doesn't appear in the dictionary, but should"; e.g. Furnidents: The indentations left in carpet after moving heavy furniture.
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