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King of the Hill/Six Characters in Search of a House
Six Characters in Search of a House | |
Season 12, Episode 17 | |
Airdate | April 6, 2008 |
Production Number | CABE08 |
Written by | Erin Ehrlich |
Directed by | Ron Rubio |
← 12x16 Pour Some Sugar on Kahn |
12x18 → The Courtship of Joseph's Father |
King of the Hill — Season Twelve |
Six Characters in Search of a House is the seventeenth episode of the twelfth season of King of the Hill, and the two hundred thirtieth episode overall.
Starring: Mike Judge (Hank Hill, Monsignor Martinez), Kathy Najimy (Peggy Hill), Pamela Adlon (Bobby Hill), Brittany Murphy (Luanne Platter), Johnny Hardwick (Dale Gribble), Stephen Root (Bill Dauterive)
Special Guest Voice: Chris Elliott (Chris Sizemore)
Special Guest Voice: David Koechner (Frank)
Also Starring: Abby Elliott (Melrose), Ashley Gardner (Candi, Freak Wife, Nancy Gribble), David Herman (Spencer, Client, Byrne, Dennis), Glenn Morshower (Bud Ferguson)
Contents |
Plot Overview
Needing to sell an open house with unattractive people, Peggy decides to stage one with actors.
Notes
Stinger Quote
Peggy: Well, obviously, babies are not as stupid as they look.
Seen, But Not Heard
- Ted and Cindy Wassanasong
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Characters
Referbacks
Trivia
The Show
Behind the Scenes
Allusions and References
The title of the episode is a reference to a famous Italian play titled Six Characters in Search of an Author.
Memorable Moments
- Bill gives a tour of the mess that is house, which includes pulling the chain for the ceiling fan that turns on the microwave, leading Hank to wonder aloud "How is that even possible?"
Quotes
- Bobby: What's staging?
- Peggy: It's like a home makeover. I fill the house with flowers, candles, and nice furniture so people won't have a chance to imagine how bad it's going to look with their crap in it.
- Bill: "The last hose you'll ever buy." I've had to buy it three times. And I'm buying it again. This is gonna be the one!
- Peggy: That jerk killed two of our sales last month because the houses had "structural problems." Like every house doesn't have those.
- Nancy: Ugh, ugly people sure do ruin a lot. They've done studies with newborns and if given the choice, babies would rather go to pretty strangers than their own ugly parents.
- Peggy: Well, obviously, babies are not as stupid as they look.
- Peggy: Hank, if God forbid you were desperate to keep your job and had to peddle propane in our living room, I would not object.
- Hank: All right, fine. But please don't ever compare acting to propane again.
- Frank: Peggy, I know "writer's word is gold," but do I have to say this?
- Peggy: "French doors"?
- Frank: Doors is fine; it's the other word.
- Peggy: Okay, I do not know what the French did to you, but I will work around them.
- Hank: I got enough problems with these actors crawling all over my house, eating imaginary bananas when real ones are sitting right there in a bowl.
- Dale: I could rid you of your "extremely attractive pests," Hank. I won't say when, I will say scorpions.
- Bobby: Dad, mom's been typing for six hours straight, except for that fifteen minutes when she just started crying.
- Peggy: Hank, it is impossible to please all my actors... but... I... just... did! (closes laptop) Oh! Forgot to save.
- Hank: I'm gonna vomit.
- Peggy: Be strong, Hank. Remember, this is the only way to save our house. But if you need to, we could use an extra carpet stain in Bobby's room.