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King of the Hill/Enrique-cilable Differences

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Enrique-cilable Differences
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Season 9, Episode 7
Airdate February 20, 2005
Production Number 9ABE12
Written by Greg Cohen
Directed by Dominic Polcino
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King of the HillSeason Nine

Enrique-cilable Differences is the seventh episode of the ninth season of King of the Hill, and the one hundred seventy-eighth episode overall.

Starring: Mike Judge (Hank Hill), Kathy Najimy (Peggy Hill), Pamela S. Adlon (Bobby Hill, Donna, Woman on TV, TV Duck), Brittany Murphy (Luanne Platter), Johnny Hardwick (Dale Gribble, TV Host), Stephen Root (Bill Dauterive, Buck Strickland, T.J.)

and Toby Huss (Joe Jack, Man in Dearborn)

Also Starring: Anthony Campos (Yolanda's Brother), Ruth Livier (Yolanda, Dearborn Supervisor), Breckin Meyer (Joseph Gribble), Danny Trejo (Enrique)

Contents

Plot Overview

When Enrique begins having domestic problems, Hank tries his best to stay out of it and let him resolve the issue himself.

Meanwhile, Bobby hopes to unblock FOX on the TV.

Notes

Stinger Quote

Enrique: (laughs)

Seen, But Not Heard

  • Clark Peters

Music

  • Eddie Money - "Two Tickets to Paradise"

Arc Advancement

Happenings

Characters

Referbacks

Trivia

The Show

Behind the Scenes

Allusions and References

  • Enrique talks about watching Raymond. While the title is never fully given, it's obvious they're talking about Everybody Loves Raymond.

Memorable Moments

Quotes

  • Dale: Well, it's either just a crack in the driveway or the Chinese are making their move.
  • Bobby: Hey, dad, you know what would be a good way of teaching me responsibility? How about you agree to unblock the FOX network and I agree not to watch it?
Hank: Is it football season?
Bobby: No.
Hank: Then it's blocked.
  • Peggy: I was right. Enrique was longing for a human connection.
Hank: Well, he's not getting it from me. I'm his boss.
  • Hank: Yeah, the problem here is with your wife. You should probably be talking to her. Yup, I guess that's the plan. Go talk to your wife.
Enrique: No, I can't talk to her. I am a man. Besides, Yolanda is not as easy to talk to as you, Hank.
Hank: What about someone else? Someone who knows you personally? Like a priest or a soccer coach?
Enrique: Impossible. I am a Mexican-American and in my community it would be a disgrace to speak of my marriage problems.
Hank: Mexicans don't talk about their feelings? That's great. So, uh, why'd you give that up?
  • Peggy: See, Enrique is asking about you. Now you need to ask about him. Find out what the problem is in his marriage. Is he there for her emotionally?
Hank: Look, all I know about him is that he likes blue pens and he staples horizontally, and that's all I should know.
  • Enrique: Hey, you know what's really cool? Hank comes off all stiff and formal here, but you can tell he really loves his wife.
Hank: Oh, God!
Donna: Is he affectionate with her?
Enrique: Well, the thing about Hank and Peggy's relationship--
Buck: Got dang it, Hank, this is the busiest day of the month and you're bragging about your lovemaking with your wife? Now get back to work!
  • Dale: Dang it, Hank, we've been waiting forever to work on the driveway. We're almost too drunk to use power tools.
  • Hank: Mm, fresh concrete. Boy, that smell really helps me put all that Enrique stuff in perspective. I can't wait till it dries to see how she parks.
Bill: And to think my wallet's in there somewhere.
Dale: Hank, I spit in the concrete, so when I mysteriously "disappear," you'll be able to use my DNA to create the perfect neighbour - half man, half driveway.
  • Enrique: This looks great, right, Hank? I should sign up, huh? Party every night.
Hank: I can't answer that, Enrique. All I know is that you'll either be living here or with Yolanda. Not with us. But I want you know that whatever you decide, it's none of my business.
  • (Enrique is outside pleading to be let in)
Luanne: Uncle Hank, are we going to be murdered?
  • Peggy: So, how'd it go with Enrique and Yolanda? Are they going to therapy? Do you think they're truly reconciled or do you think she'll kick him out again?
Hank: Peggy, I have no idea.