1. Bobby Hill, what are you doing?
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2. I'm ironing underwater.
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3. Blurp, blurp, blurp.
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4. Don't test me, young man.
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5. I've failed funnier kids than you.
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6. All right, children,
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7. irons down.
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8. With the help of Ernie the janitor,
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9. I have soiled each of these
cheerleader uniforms.
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10. Your take-home exam is to identify
and remove the mystery stain.
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11. And here's one for our class clown.
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12. Oh, wait, let me give you
some extra credit.
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13. If it's Monday night, it must be
Frito pie with Wolf-brand chili.
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14. I made it just the way you like it.
Perfect.
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15. Come on, Bobby, it's Frito pie
with Wolf-brand chili night.
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16. What the…
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17. There better be a naked cheerleader
under your bed.
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18. Don't get mad, but I think
I'm gonna fail Home Ec.
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19. Well, of course, you're failing Home Ec,
you're a guy.
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20. Did you know your son is taking Home Ec?
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21. They got him playing with skirts.
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22. If Bobby learns to cook
and clean for himself
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23. what's his motivation to ever get married?
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24. Home Ec is not going
to turn Bobby into a sissy.
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25. In prison movies, the toughest characters
always work in the kitchen.
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26. I wouldn't worry, Hank.
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27. When I was the, uh
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28. varsity football towel manager
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29. I cleaned 50 jockstraps a week.
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30. I turned out okay.
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31. Oh.
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32. Hey, man, nice shot.
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33. - Man, hey, no, nothing but ice.
- Oh, please.
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34. When I was the, uh,
varsity football towel manager.
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35. I once slang-shot a jockstrap
into a laundry hamper from 50 yards away.
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36. Betcha a million dollars,
you can't do that again.
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37. You're on.
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38. - Oh!
- Hah!
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39. You choked.
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40. You owe me a million dollars. Choker.
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41. Ugh.
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42. Choker.
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43. Dad says that men install
washing machines,
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44. they service washing machines
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45. but they aren't supposed
to use washing machines.
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46. Oh, please.
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47. There's no rule that says only women
can do housework,
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48. and only men can have careers.
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49. I can do both.
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50. I am what the magazines call a superwoman.
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51. I like Superwoman.
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52. Oh, Bobby, thank you.
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53. Now, let's take a look at your homework.
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54. When we're done with it,
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55. this stain is gonna wish it was still
some cheerleader's lunch.
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56. First, you blind-side it with pre-soak.
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57. Then, you sucker-punch it
with some hot water.
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58. And just when it's begging for mercy,
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59. you rip off its head
and pour bleach down its neck.
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60. Finish it off, Bobby.
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61. Are you gonna let that stain
call you a sissy?
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62. No!
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63. I know it's not even Thanksgiving yet,
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64. but it feels like Christmas morning.
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65. Oh.
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66. Well, it's full of holes,
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67. but you did get the stains out
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68. mostly.
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69. Uh-oh.
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70. Bobby, these are your father's dungarees.
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71. How could you, Peggy?
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72. Now what am I gonna carve the turkey in?
My underwear?
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73. Not with an electric knife, no, sir.
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74. Even world-famous surgeons
do not get it right 100% of the time.
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75. They make mistakes, Hank.
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76. People die.
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77. We're human.
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78. Ms. Bittner, I'm not gonna lie to you.
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79. I don't think I heard one thing
you've said all year,
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80. especially whatever you said about bleach.
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81. Can you help me fix my dad's pants?
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82. He can't wear one of your clever jokes?
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83. Please, Ms. Bittner, I've never
asked for anything from you,
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84. except more sugar.
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85. Ooh, fancy.
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86. Hey, Hank, how's it going at the bank?
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87. How the hell should I know?
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88. On a related fiscal note, Bill,
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89. where's the million bucks you owe me?
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90. Oh, right, Dale, yeah.
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91. Suitable for framing.
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92. There you go, 1 million dollars.
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93. I guess I'll have to sell
my private island
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94. in the South Pacific, huh?
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95. You never go anyway.
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96. Dad, would you like to wear jeans
to work today?
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97. You know I would.
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98. Look what I got.
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99. I got a bolt of denim from Ms. Bittner.
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100. I used your old jeans as a pattern,
and I fired up Mom's sewing machine.
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101. My sewing machine?
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102. No, it can't make seams this straight.
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103. Well, I guess it wouldn't hurt
to try them on.
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104. Well, all right, Bobby. They're perfect.
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105. I mean, they're a little stiff
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106. but after I break 'em in
for a couple years,
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107. they'll be perfect.
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108. Hang on, I picked up
a little trick in Home Ec.
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109. I hope you don't mind.
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110. I borrowed your power sander.
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111. Peggy, he's right.
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112. I can feel the denim loosening up.
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113. I'm glad you ruined my jeans.
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114. Bobby's made them even better.
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115. Bobby, eight hours and no chafing.
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116. I know what I'm leading off with
in my Thanksgiving prayer.
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117. Three, two, one, mark.
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118. Buns in the oven.
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119. Oh, then you're not
just sewing in Home Ec,
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120. they've got you cooking too, huh?
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121. I hope you don't mind,
but I opened a bottle of your wedding wine
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122. to marinate my pot roast.
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123. Well, just make sure
when you're done playing,
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124. your mother has her kitchen back.
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125. It's Tuesday night pork chops, you know.
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126. Yes, Bobby, I can handle the heat,
so get out of my kitchen,
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127. because with pork,
the slightest mistake could kill us all.
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128. I'd like to cash this for cash.
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129. A thousand thousands will be fine.
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130. Most of the million-dollar checks we see
are jokes.
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131. Your job sounds fun.
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132. I'm sorry, Mr. Dauterive only has $418.75.
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133. Okay, then give me 400 Sacagawea coins,
18 Susan B. Anthonys,
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134. two North Carolina quarters and a Utah.
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135. Yep.
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136. - Tastes like Tuesday.
- Thank you, Hank.
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137. - Say, that smells pretty good.
- Thanks, Dad.
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138. Could you sign this form
saying I cooked it myself,
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139. and that it tasted okay?
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140. Yeah, I'll help you with your homework.
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141. Hank, you will spoil your appetite.
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142. Mm, no, no, it's okay.
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143. Let's eat Bobby's pot roast now,
while it's still juicy.
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144. Your pork chops will be
just as good tomorrow.
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145. No, no, no.
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146. Wednesday is spa-Peggy and meatballs day.
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147. You can't have pork chops on Wednesday.
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148. That would throw off the whole rotation.
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149. Wednesday.
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150. You would not have believed it, Nancy.
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151. He ate that pot roast like…
like it was my pork chops
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152. and my pork chops
were sitting right there.
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153. What you need, shug,
is an unfair advantage.
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154. It's the library's,
so try not to get anything on it.
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155. A homemaking magazine?
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156. Oh, no, no, thank you,
I have never needed to…
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157. Well, that is the most beautiful
Thanksgiving centerpiece I have ever seen.
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158. Hey, Peggy.
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159. Uh, why's the table covered
with yard waste?
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160. Hank, it is not yard waste.
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161. Or it will not be
when I get through with it.
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162. It will be our new stunning
Thanksgiving centerpiece
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163. made entirely of yard waste.
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164. Ew, don't touch it, Bobby.
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165. Those nests could be full
of fleas and ticks.
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166. Not if you take the birds out.
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167. They'll build another nest.
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168. They're not just gonna let
their eggs sit there on the sidewalk.
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169. Hmm. Mm.
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170. Okay, Ernst is done
removing the parasites,
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171. but he cannot comb out
the dark sadness that entangles you.
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172. What's up with that?
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173. Ernst, imagine
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174. if the man you loved found someone else
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175. to cook for him, and clean for him,
and make his pants.
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176. Who is this other woman?
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177. The other woman is my son.
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178. Yeah, he may be getting an A in Home Ec,
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179. but at what cost, huh?
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180. At what cost to me?
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181. Cooking and cleaning and sewing…
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182. I did not hear you mention the boudoir.
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183. I can think of many things
to be done there for Hank.
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184. Well, I am an excellent lover.
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185. And Ernst is an excellent hairstylist.
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186. Together, let us take your husband places
from our wildest dreams.
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187. Sorry, sir, but you have
more food than money.
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188. Okay, I don't need cling wrap.
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189. This is my whole Thanksgiving dinner,
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190. and who am I kidding,
there aren't gonna be any leftovers.
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191. Um, you're still over.
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192. Oh.
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193. But, but… you can't take my turkey.
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194. Still over.
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195. This circular saw cozy fits great, son,
but can we call it something else?
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196. Hey, how about a circular saw buddy?
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197. You name it and I'll knit it.
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198. Hey, Peggy.
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199. Bobby made me a circular saw buddy.
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200. Whoa, your hair looks great.
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201. It's so big.
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202. Well, I hope it's not too tall
to get through the bedroom door, Hank.
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203. Well, the doorway's got
a seven-foot clearance.
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204. Dinner.
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205. Dinner?
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206. When it got to be 5:00,
and you weren't home,
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207. I asked Bobby to whip something up.
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208. Well, that's a good idea.
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209. The sooner we eat,
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210. the sooner we can get to… dessert.
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211. I think Bobby made pie.
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212. Ugh. I probably should've stopped
at seconds.
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213. I'm not usually a big fan of cheese,
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214. but, boy, the things Bobby does with it…
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215. I have an idea how we can burn off
some calories, Hank.
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216. What's wrong?
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217. Is Bobby's cooking coming up on you?
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218. Ugh, I think it's all that
beauty stuff in your hair.
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219. It kind of has that new car smell.
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220. Boy, that cheese. Mm.
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221. Hank, what is going on?
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222. The fumes coming off your hair
keep waking me up.
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223. You don't smell like a new car.
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224. I just said that to make you feel better.
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225. Bobby, put away your robot and go to bed.
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226. I need the couch.
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227. Your father's feeling ill.
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228. I think it was something he ate.
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229. Why don't you just take my bed?
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230. I've got a lot of work to do out here.
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231. Ugh. Was this ever an outdoor couch?
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232. Okay, fine, I will sleep in your bed
right under your booger wall.
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233. I thought I heard an upholstery shampooer.
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234. Maybe you could use that thing
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235. to get the smell out of your mother's
side of the bed.
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236. Have you seen her?
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237. She was looking for a place to sleep,
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238. so I let her have my bed.
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239. Oh, where are you gonna sleep?
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240. I'll just crash on the couch.
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241. It's still a little wet,
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242. but it gives me an excuse
to sleep in my poncho.
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243. No, no, your mother's bed is empty.
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244. Why don't you just bunk with me
in the big bedroom?
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245. I'll make caramel popcorn.
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246. I'll turn on the TV.
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247. It's such a clear night,
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248. we might be able to pick up the news
from San Antonio.
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249. Their sports guy played
for the Oilers for a year.
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250. All right.
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251. I didn't know your bed
was made of two little beds.
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252. Well, your mother likes her mattress firm
and I like mine extra firm.
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253. So, I guess it's true, opposites attract.
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254. Check it out. The weather girl
is looking at the wrong camera.
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255. San Antonio.
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256. And it's gonna rain tomorrow.
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257. Why would anyone live there?
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258. You know who'd get a kick out of this?
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259. - Ladybird.
- Come here, girl.
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260. That Miss Piggy balloon
has the same hairdo as your mother.
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261. Hey, Peggy.
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262. Well, maybe for you it is.
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263. Oh, I was expecting you to say,
"Good morning."
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264. So.
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265. Did you sleep well?
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266. Not really.
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267. Bobby and I were up all night talking.
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268. Really, really talking.
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269. So, that's where it went. Perfect.
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270. Hank, come in here, quick.
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271. Look what I found in Bobby's bed.
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272. Mm-hmm, it's a ladies' magazine,
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273. and that is not my opinion.
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274. It says so right in the title.
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275. You were right about Home Ec, Hank.
It's ruining Bobby.
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276. Every perfume ad has been
scratched and sniffed,
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277. and his horoscope says
that this is a good week for him
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278. to meet the man of his dreams.
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279. If you ask me, Hank, that boy ain't right.
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280. Bobby, get in here. Now.
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281. What's up, Dad?
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282. Son, do you think you could make
this buttermilk-basted turkey?
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283. Well, that recipe takes 24 hours.
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284. Good thing I started on it last night.
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285. I just thought you were getting up
to use the bathroom a lot.
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286. You know what?
Let's have Bobby handle the whole meal.
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287. What? But, but every year, I…
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288. This year the only thing
you have to do is get hungry.
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289. Just kick back on the couch
now that it's fit to sit on.
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290. Oh, Dad
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291. where's the turkey platter?
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292. I want to start on the radish roses.
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293. It's in the garage, in a box marked
"winter holiday poultry serving dishes."
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294. Here, I'll help you find it.
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295. Mom, you mind popping my bird in?
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296. Don't worry, the racks are set
and the oven's already preheated.
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297. It's idiot-proof.
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298. They do not deserve us.
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299. Oh… boxed in.
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300. Did I fix my roof in the last few days?
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301. Well, it still looks pretty bad,
so maybe. Why?
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302. I can't buy any Thanksgiving food
because my bank account is empty and,
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303. and I can't remember what I spent it on.
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304. It's empty because I cashed
your check, Bill,
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305. which did not clear
for the full million dollars.
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306. But that check was a joke.
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307. Just like the bet, it was a joke,
I laughed.
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308. We had a legitimate oral contract,
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309. entered into fully and freely,
when I said, "Betcha,"
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310. and you said, and I quote, "You're on."
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311. Dale, stop talking like a lawyer
and give Bill his money back.
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312. What's the point?
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313. Bill would probably just go and spend it
on something stupid, like himself.
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314. Oh! Oh! Ooh.
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315. Oh.
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316. Peggy?
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317. Oh! I see my haircut was a success.
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318. Your Hank, he ravaged you last night, yes?
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319. Tell me, what did you do to him?
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320. I stole his turkey is what I did.
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321. I would rather share it
with a man who needs me,
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322. a man who is also alone on Thanksgiving
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323. because of the stigma society attaches
to his unconventional sexual appetites.
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324. Get in here, you drama queen.
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325. Tell me, tell me, who is this mystery man?
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326. Who the hell is she?
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327. Peggy Hill, this is my wife, Claudia,
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328. and my little angel, Brett.
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329. You have a family that loves you?
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330. Hank Hill. Happy Thanksgiving.
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331. Hank, this is Ernst.
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332. I hope you're sitting down
for the bombshell I am about to drop.
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333. Last chance to sit.
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334. Is this about the smell in Peggy's hair?
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335. This is not about some smell
that you are imagining.
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336. Peggy is here with your turkey.
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337. They are both bruised and broken.
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338. Son of a gun.
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339. Your mother took the turkey
and ran off to her hairdresser's.
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340. You have made her feel useless
in her own house.
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341. Now, she is at my house,
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342. laying face down in a puddle
of her own self-esteem.
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343. Pull her out before she drowns.
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344. - Now, Hank, now…
- I breast-fed my Bobby.
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345. Big mistake.
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346. Bobby…
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347. I need you to do two things
I pray you'll never have to do again.
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348. Tape the Cowboys' game
and give me an apron.
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349. Goodbye, honey. Good luck.
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350. Hello, Peggy.
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351. I'm sorry I'm so underdressed, Hank.
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352. I see you and Bobby decided to go formal.
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353. No, I sent Bobby to the neighbors,
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354. but first, we whipped up
some of our favorite dishes.
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355. Happy Thanksgiving.
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356. Fried pork chops?
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357. Frito pie with Wolf-brand chili?
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358. Spa-Peggy with meatballs?
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359. And a half a bottle of our wedding wine.
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360. You don't even need me to make spa-Peggy?
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361. Nope, I guess not,
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362. but that's okay.
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363. I didn't marry you because I need someone
to cook and clean for me.
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364. I married you because
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365. you know
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366. you know…
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367. The love.
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368. Oh, Hank.
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369. Mm. Your hair smells much better now.
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370. Like stuffing.
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371. Bobby, this is the best
Thanksgiving dinner I ever had.
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372. Ooh-hoo-ooh, let's, let's do the wishbone.
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373. This is for a million dollars.
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374. Okay.
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375. I won! I won!
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376. You owe me a million dollars.
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377. Correction.
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378. You owe me a million dollars.
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379. I'm so sorry, Bobby, he made me do it.
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380. It was all a setup.
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381. Boy, that cheese. Mm.
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