King of the Hill 7x15

Breckin Meyer as Joseph Gribble (voice) • Phil Hendrie as Commander (voice)

To toughen up Bobby, Hank decides to send him to Cotton's old boot camp, unaware that lawsuits have altered the severe conditions.

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1. I bought this whetstone the day Bobby was born.

2. I can't believe he's ready to sharpen his first mower blade.

3. Son

4. you're a teenager now, on your way to becoming a man.

5. This will help you on the journey.

6. Wow. I've always wanted one of these.

7. No, no. Stop that.

8. This is for sharpening mower blades.

9. You'll sharpen every Saturday,

10. and when you've shown me you can handle the responsibility,

11. you'll get to use those blades to mow the lawn.

12. Okay.

13. Hey, don't put that down there.

14. - Oops. Sorry. - Dang it, Bobby.

15. You're gonna rake leaves

16. until that whetstone is paid off.

17. And every Thursday, you're gonna bag them

18. and drag them to the curb,

19. so they can be picked up by garbageman Morehouse.

20. How about he grabs the bags himself?

21. He seems to like it, Dad. He's made a career of it.

22. Start raking.

23. What the…

24. Bobby.

25. Coming.

26. Ow!

27. Huh? I've been practicing all morning.

28. That's it.

29. You're grounded until you're ready to pick up those leaves.

30. - Okay. - I mean it, mister.

31. - Can I take the rake with me? - No.

32. Dinner's ready.

33. In a minute.

34. Son, I'm sorry I had to come down hard on you, but you're…

35. What are you doing?

36. Just smelling stuff.

37. Uh-huh.

38. The clock radio smells like my Game Boy, but it tastes like my library card.

39. I wonder if it smells different when it's on?

40. So, where's Bobby?

41. I want to talk to someone while you work.

42. He's grounded.

43. Not that he cares.

44. He's just sitting there, uh… smelling things in his room.

45. That boy ain't right.

46. Don't blame Bobby.

47. You've been babying him ever since he was a baby.

48. I don't baby him.

49. I've explained responsibility to him a hundred times.

50. Explain? You don't explain responsibility to a child.

51. You pound it into them with steel-toed boots.

52. Uh, well, I, I don't really know if…

53. I know. And I'll tell you.

54. We got to chisel the man out of the baby fat

55. via the Fort Berk Academy.

56. That's what worked for me.

57. I always wanted to go to the Academy.

58. And I wish I could've sent you.

59. Unfortunately, you were such a bumbling moron

60. I couldn't vouch for you.

61. I think I would've made a great cadet.

62. Nah, you wouldn't have been no good.

63. But if you'd gone, you'd know how to handle Bobby.

64. Yep, even the Academy's two-week boot camp

65. does more than most parents can do to their kids in a lifetime.

66. Now Bobby… he'd make a fine cadet.

67. Huh.

68. I do not know how Bobby gets this cape so wrinkled.

69. Yeah, I don't know what to do about him, either.

70. What would you think about letting the instructors at Fort Berk

71. take a crack at him?

72. Cotton's old school?

73. Sure. And then maybe this summer

74. we can send him to Cotton's old POW camp.

75. Peggy, I talked to the principal,

76. and he assured me that they are tough, but not rough.

77. He spent a long time on the phone explaining the distinction.

78. Come on. Today, you're ironing his cape.

79. If we don't take drastic action,

80. tomorrow, there'll be a top hat in the picture.

81. Bobby? It's your Gampy.

82. We got a little present for ya.

83. Hi, Ging-ging. What'd you bring me?

84. Wow, a costume.

85. "You want the truth? You can't handle the truth."

86. It's perfect.

87. This ain't no costume, boy. It's a uniform.

88. Standard issue for all cadets at Fort Berk Academy.

89. - Huh? - Yep.

90. We're giving you the privilege

91. of attending the Academy's two-week boot camp program.

92. Enjoy your spring break, son.

93. Boot camp?

94. Can't we work something out?

95. What if I agreed to a spanking?

96. You can have both.

97. I'm not sure what this means, but I once heard

98. that when you're stuck in an unpleasant situation,

99. it helps to just lie back and think of England.

100. That's enough, Hank's wife.

101. If you got more feelings to express,

102. get in the kitchen and put them in a bundt cake.

103. Pi-diddle.

104. Come on, Bobby.

105. Whenever you see a cripple plate yell "pi-diddle" and punch your dad.

106. I'm not much in the mood to play games, Grandpa.

107. Come on, boy. Take your tee-hees while you can.

108. Soon enough, all the silly is gonna get beaten out of you. For good.

109. You'll be fine, Bobby.

110. But if you start crying,

111. just try to push the tears onto your forehead

112. so it'll look like sweat.

113. In my day, the principal was the meanest son of a bitch.

114. God ever put on one leg.

115. He'd lean on a desk with both hands and swing his leg at you.

116. Then, when you were standing there shocked

117. that a one-legged man had kicked you, he'd bite you.

118. Oops. Well.

119. Huh.

120. How you like that?

121. Must've over-reminisced and brought up my pain water.

122. Pi-diddle.

123. There it is, boys.

124. God. Ain't it beautiful?

125. That, my friend, is "the hole."

126. If I had a nickel for every boy that went loco in there,

127. I'd be eating nickel soup.

128. They can put a boy in a hole?

129. - No, they… - They gots to.

130. It's hard to be willful if your will's been broken.

131. What are you doing?

132. Well, I was planning on coming in with you guys.

133. I thought I explained this to you 30 years ago.

134. You ain't good enough!

135. I was just gonna help Bobby get…

136. You've helped enough.

137. Starting now, Fort Berk takes over.

138. So keep yourself and your hippie style of parenting

139. outside the gate.

140. Dad?

141. Good Lord, they're gonna have to get bigger sticks

142. to beat the frosting out of these fatties.

143. But they'll do it.

144. Colonel Hill,

145. it's an honor to finally meet our most decorated alumnus.

146. You're darn skippy it is

147. but I don't wants my boy getting no special handling.

148. I assure you, Colonel, he'll get the standard treatment.

149. Well, boy, may God bless you.

150. Not that it would help you in here.

151. I can hardly wait to see my grandson all toughened up.

152. You think you folks could mail me copies of his daily beating logs?

153. Colonel Hill,

154. you do realize things have changed since your time here?

155. All right, you can e-mail them to me.

156. Lights out.

157. I suggest you get as much sleep as you can

158. before the senior cadets come by to… welcome you.

159. Oh, no, I made code yellow.

160. Oh, God, my grandpa told me they come in and beat you

161. with sacks full of frozen oranges.

162. Oh, dang. Someone's coming.

163. Lie back and think of England.

164. Hugh Grant, Spice Girls… Paddington.

165. Yeah, get them. Get them.

166. Come on, get up.

167. I don't get it.

168. Why was that supposed to be scary?

169. Well, five more minutes like that,

170. and I guess it might have caused some hearing damage.

171. Just think, when Bobby comes home from Fort Berk,

172. he's gonna be respectful, obedient and easy to manage.

173. That's right, Hank. Just like a… a show dog.

174. My grandpa says that all you get for breakfast

175. is a spoonful of salt and some stale bread.

176. Oh, man.

177. That's how they brainwash you.

178. - They starve you first. - Okay, please, move it.

179. Crepe station closes in five minutes.

180. Uh, these sure are some good peas, Peggy.

181. What's your secret?

182. Microwave.

183. I wonder if Bobby's being forced to sleep in mud or dung right now?

184. Wait, what's today, Tuesday?

185. Dung.

186. No one is answering, Hank.

187. Oh, they're probably all bound and gagged.

188. Oh, my God.

189. What if the wires from this doorbell are connected to his nipples?

190. It is worse than I could have imagined.

191. Will you let us in? Let us in!

192. We demand to see Bobby Hill.

193. Peggy, protocol.

194. Sir, permission to see Cadet Hill

195. while keeping a respectful distance from the grounds.

196. Oh, you're his father. We talked on the phone.

197. You're welcome to come in.

198. I am?

199. Of course, and so is your lawyer.

200. We have nothing to hide.

201. Your concern for your son is perfectly normal,

202. but I can assure you Cadet Hill is excelling here.

203. Mom. Dad.

204. Bobby. Honey, are you okay?

205. Blink if you're not.

206. I'm great, ma'am.

207. Cadet Hill, why don't you take your parents

208. to Survival Crafts class?

209. I can attend a class at Fort Berk?

210. Well, I won't let you down, Bobby.

211. I mean, Cadet Hill.

212. On the battlefield, you may find yourself stranded

213. without enough water to survive

214. but with a sufficient quantity of mud,

215. you will have the ability to create your own bowl, pot, urn, decanter

216. or beaker to collect rainwater.

217. Very nice work, Mr. Hill.

218. We'll make sure to have that glazed before you go.

219. Did you hear that, Peggy? I'm doing it. I'm Fort Berk material.

220. Where's dinner?

221. It's three o'clock, Dad.

222. I can't eat excuses.

223. You heard from Bobby?

224. Yeah, he's, uh, surviving.

225. Surviving?

226. He's got too much of you and that one to be surviving at Fort Berk.

227. Even I barely survived

228. and I didn't have Gas Monkey and Sasquatch for parents.

229. I will have you know, Cotton, that Bobby is thriving.

230. We went to Fort Berk yesterday and saw him.

231. What in the name of Ned?

232. They ain't supposed to let you two on campus.

233. They are required to by law and we sat in on one of his classes.

234. Hank, show him the bowl you made.

235. What the…

236. You made a bowl?

237. Well, yeah. It's a combat bowl.

238. Bobby made one, too.

239. Combat bowl?

240. The only bowl he's supposed to make is from a hollowed-out skull.

241. - Move it! - Whoa!

242. How you doing in there, you poor saps?

243. What the…

244. - Ooh. - Is that all the respect you got for me?

245. You go and turn my childhood home into a giant sissy factory.

246. How's my grandson supposed to toughen up with you candying his ass?

247. Sir, when I got here from Antioch College…

248. You're fired. Get out.

249. - You can't just fire me. - Is that a fact?

250. Okay, Powderpuff,

251. I would like you to speak to Clean Latrine Gene

252. who happens to be the chairman of your board of trustees.

253. General Gene Jefford?

254. That's right.

255. Uh, h-hello. Yes, sir, yes, sir.

256. Very well, I…

257. Can I keep the Aeron desk chair?

258. Thank you, sir.

259. Hey, after this

260. let's go to the mess and get a smoothie.

261. Grandpa?

262. Fall in!

263. The previous commander was just as soft and ineffective as your parents,

264. and your parents are not paying good money for that.

265. Now, I'm here to make sure they get their money's worth.

266. With interest.

267. There's gonna be changes around here and ain't none of you gonna like it.

268. Day is night, joy is pain, love is hate.

269. Good thinking, Private McFainty. Sleep up.

270. 'Cause starting at 0400 hours, you don't gets no more.

271. See you at sunrise, weakies.

272. State your business.

273. Grandpa. Gampy. Ging-ging.

274. It's Bobby here. Your Bing-Bing.

275. I ain't your Ging-ging, and you ain'ts my Bing-bing.

276. And if you think I'm giving you special treatment, well

277. you're right on target.

278. Good, because I told the fellows…

279. Hush, boy. I will special treat you to a double dose of pain.

280. Why?

281. I want you to come out of this cauldron of burning hell

282. the best damn cadet you can be.

283. Thanks, but you don't have to worry about that.

284. All we really want is the phone service back

285. and the mattresses for our beds.

286. Quiet!

287. Now, your daddy tells me you have a problem raking leaves.

288. Well, I guarantee you won't have a problem raking leaves

289. after you've picked up every leaf on this campus with

290. a fork.

291. Yeah. Ah…

292. What the hell are you doing, boy?

293. You gave me a fork, so I figured I'd eat the leaves.

294. Boy, am I stuffed.

295. Just kidding, Grandpa. Ooh.

296. Maybe this is my fault for not properly motivating you.

297. - If it's food you want… - I could eat.

298. You don't want to rake then maybe you need more energy.

299. This rotten pile of backwash is all for you, boy.

300. And you're gonna keep shoveling it down until it starts coming up.

301. Okay.

302. Ahh…

303. Dinner's over.

304. Now I'm gonna give you something cold for dessert.

305. Okay.

306. Anything cracks if you freeze it long enough.

307. How you doing, boy?

308. I'm okay.

309. Mom says I'm naturally built for winter climates.

310. Goddang it.

311. You're going into the hole.

312. The hole's what broke me and that's what's gonna break you, too.

313. Time to say goodbye, soldier.

314. Go and get in your grow-up box.

315. Ging-ging?

316. Quit your still-standing.

317. Start running till you hit the horizon.

318. Hyah!

319. See, Forky?

320. I just knew there was a better world outside the cutlery drawer.

321. I wonder what Bobby's doing now?

322. Probably having a bull session in the barracks with his new pals.

323. Bobby? Bobby, are you okay?

324. Tap once if you're okay.

325. Oh, hey, Didi.

326. I've got the new TV Guide here

327. with all the judge shows circled like my dad likes.

328. Is he around?

329. - No. Cotton's at Fort Berk. - What?

330. He has temporarily taken over the Academy.

331. Oh, my God, no.

332. Yes. He is ruling with an iron fist.

333. He threw Bobby in the hole about three days ago.

334. He ain't gonna be a pretty sight, boys.

335. Humpty Dumpty's done cracked

336. but now we can put him back together and rebuild him as a super-cadet.

337. Dad, are you crazy? Let him out.

338. I was just fixing to.

339. Bobby? Bobby?

340. Give him some air. Bobby?

341. Mm. Hmm?

342. Uh… oh.

343. Hey, Dad.

344. Ooh.

345. Well, I've tried a mattress, I've tried cement…

346. I'm a mattress guy.

347. Bobby, you're okay?

348. Same 'ol, same 'ol.

349. I was merciless.

350. I dropped down on him like a steam trunk full of concrete.

351. You didn't budge him, did you?

352. I… I don't get it. What's so funny?

353. I told you it wasn't easy. You didn't believe me, did you, Dad?

354. I guess he was just born a pile of mush.

355. Well, I guess you could say that.

356. But maybe mush isn't all bad.

357. You can keep stomping on it, but it's all give, it just stays mush.

358. You can't build it up but you can't break it down, either.

359. In a funny way, mush kind of has the edge.

360. Can you imagine that pile of mush in the POW camps?

361. He would've driven them Tojos crazy.

362. Three days with Bobby and they would've quit the war.

363. I wish you could've seen the old Fort Berk, Hank.

364. But I guess those days is gone.

365. You know, Colonel, all this time I've been talking to you,

366. you didn't grant me permission to speak.

367. That's right.

368. That's practically insubordination.

369. You better drop and give me 20, boy.

370. Yes, sir.

371. Two, three, four.

372. No, no, you're doing it wrong, Cadet. Start over.

373. How'd you do it, Bobby?

374. How'd you survive the hole?

375. Well, I admit, I started getting a little worried.

376. But then I found some inspirational graffiti on the wall

377. and it kept me going.

378. - Cool. Come on. - Let's go.

379. What the… You made a bowl?