Why Is Luanne Living in Hanks Den Again

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"Luanne's Saga" is the fifth episode of the Flim-flam animated television serial "King of the Hill". It was written by Paul Lieberstein.

Synopsis

Subsequently leaving her boyfriend, Hank's niece, Luanne, finds comfort with Boomhauer.

Plot

When Hank complains almost Luanne's property cluttering his den, Luanne assures him that she will soon be living with her boyfriend, Buckley. Subsequently that mean solar day, Buckley drives his motorcycle to the Hill residence and picks upwards Luanne. The couple drives thirty yards away when the wheel stops and Luanne gets off. When Luanne returns home, sobbing, it becomes clear Buckley broke up with her. Hank grows concerned when Peggy is unable to "fix" Luanne'due south dilemma, equally Luanne spends the next couple days crying at all hours. Peggy tells her husband it will assistance if he tells Luanne how pretty she looks. Unfortunately, Hank approaches Luanne afterwards she has been crying. Furious, Luanne snaps at him, screaming that she was dumped by her boyfriend. When Luanne continues crying, Hank convinces her that it is all correct to swallow her emotions. He then promises to help her find a new human being in forty-eight hours. When Hank and Luanne begin to bond, Peggy chastises her husband for meddling with a natural process. Hank responds by telling his married woman how pretty she looks. Peggy melts completely.

Hank, Peggy, Luanne, Nib, Boomhauer, Dale and Nancy bulldoze to Ugly's Saloon. Determined to keep his word nigh finding Luanne a beau, and equally determined to continue his married woman in the night about his motives, Hank tells his friends to search the bar for a potential suitor. In an endeavour to keep his wife distracted, Hank asks Nib to trip the light fantastic with Peggy. After passing over several men, Hank notices a flash of light emanating from a shiny belt buckle. The wearer of the belt, Wade, an all-American young football player, passes muster with Hank. Soon thereafter, Hank tells Luanne to introduce herself. Hank and Peggy render home. When Buckley returns looking to patch things up with Luanne, Hank sends him abroad, implying that Luanne is with Wade now. Afterwards that night when Luanne returns home with Boomhauer, her new boyfriend, Hank is horrorstruck.

When Hank sees Luanne giving Boomhauer a peck on the cheek, he storms up to the couple. Luanne explains how, the moment Hank left the saloon, Wade turned into "Mr. Grabby Sam" until Boomhauer stepped in and. Hank forbids Luanne from dating Boomhauer, noting that he is her landlord when Luanne stands up to him, maxim that he tin't tell her what to practise since Hank is not her father. Out of spite, Luanne counters she will stay at Boomhauer'southward habitation. Despite Boomhauer's objections, Luanne moves in. Hank starts to clear his den of Luanne's things. Peggy notices him choking up and says he'southward 'eating his feelings' knowing that deep downwardly, Hank does honey Luanne- he just has a difficult time showing it.

Realizing how much Luanne and Hank genuinely like one another, Peggy arranges for the pair to "accidentally" show up at Luby's restaurant at the same fourth dimension. Yet angered, Hank tells Luanne to stop past the house and pick up her belongings. The next day, when Luanne shows upwardly at the house, she finds her belongings unpacked and spread out neatly in the den. Hank admits how much better he likes the room. Realizing she's being allowed to stay at the house, Luanne tells Hank how much she loves him.

During the credits, Bill and Dale encourage Hank to make up with Boomhauer. Hank calls him over and easily him a beer, signaling their friendship is repaired. Dale comments how the moment is beautiful, and the iv men starting time to asphyxiate up, every bit Hank did earlier.

Characters

• Hank Loma
• Peggy Hill
• Bobby Colina
• Luanne Platter
• Dale Gribble
• Jeff Boomhauer
• Bill Dauterive
• Buckley
• John Redcorn
• Chuck Mangione (debut/cameo)
• Stu (only advent)
• Stu'southward assistant (only advent)
• Hoyt Platter (mentioned)

Trivia

• The writer of this episode, Paul Lieberstein, was nominated for the 1997 Annie Honor for Best Individual Accomplishment: Writing in a TV Production.
• In ane scene, Hank is seen in his garage, trying to brand noise to cake out Luanne's crying. Nevertheless, there is a window that looks out into the yard and into a window on the left that belongs to the den. This room is never seen again.
• Hank treats Luanne'south use of the word "buttocks" every bit if it is profanity.
• Hank states that Luanne and Buckley had only been together for three weeks.
• It is suggested that Hank feels nervous nigh telling Luanne she looks pretty considering she is family.
• Luanne and Buckley are a couple over again by "King of the Ant Hill", where Luanne mentions that Buckley wanted to shoot his .38 caliber at the Cinco de Mayo party
• For whatever reason, Chuck Mangione appears to be much younger than he is in real life.
• Dale unintentionally makes himself seem gay past saying he volition "expect for a guy with a round, muscular butt", causing Hank to change the subject.
  • He does and so once again when he scares the daylights out of a man next to him at the urinal past looking down and to his left and saying "you seem like a regular guy".
• This is the first episode to reference Bill's attraction to Peggy, seen when he decides to trip the light fantastic toe with Peggy without question.
• This is the showtime episode to bear witness Boomhauer's Contrivance Super Bee, as opposed to his green truck.
• Hank calls Buckley a "dip caput" and Boomhauer a "cradle robber" (a dip head is someone who uses chewing tobacco, and a cradle robber is someone who dates people much younger than themself).
• This episode marks the first guest appearance of Chuck Mangione.
  • This is the first episode of many in the series to reference Chuck Mangione and his hit single, "Feels And so Practiced".
• Peggy's entire "Pandora'south Box" speech is cut out in the syndicated airings, only it is featured on Adult Swim.
• This is one of the kickoff episodes where it is implied Nancy and John Redcorn have an thing going on. At Ugly'due south Saloon, John Redcorn buys Dale a beer and asks if he can trip the light fantastic toe with Nancy, which Dale obliviously accepts.

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