Bill of Sales
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| King of the Hill episode | |||||||
| Episode no. | Season 4 Episode 16 |
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| Written by | Paul Lieberstein | ||||||
| Directed by | Dominic Polcino | ||||||
| Guest stars | Terri Garr | ||||||
| Production no. | 4ABE12 | ||||||
| Original airdate | March 12, 2000 | ||||||
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"Bill of Sales" is the 77th episode in the FOX animated situation comedy series King of the Hill and was the 17th episode of the fourth season.
[edit] Plot
Missing her management role from her short-lived position of manager of Sugarfoot's restaurant, Peggy finds substitute teaching unfulfilling and answers a classified advertisement for a pyramid scheme selling health products for Metalife International.
Though her sales are sluggish, Peggy ignores Bill as a customer until he signs for and sells an entire box of product. Bill proves to be an excellent salesman and sells $10,000 worth of product his first month, earning the membership in the $10,000 Double Diamond Club and a lapel pin with two diamonds and a recognition reward at a ceremony in San Antonio.
Peggy compliments Bill's selling ability when he suddenly quits. Hank guesses the reason was Peggy's compliments of him as the reason he quit, owing to his difficult childhood, Army career and unsuccessful marriage, and guesses he likes being treated poorly.
Peggy gets Bill back on board with a list of insults crafted by Bobby. As Hank guessed, as soon as she begins insulting him, Bill begs for a second chance.
When he takes a break complaining of a blister, Peggy continues the insults until he takes off his shoe to find his sock bloodied. Peggy realizes that she has been using Bill, and "fires" him, ending her involvement with Metalife at the same time.
[edit] Quotes
- Bobby: This doesn't taste like raspberry truffles to me.
- Peggy: Well, then honey, you're eating it wrong.
- Bill: What can I get for a quarter?
- Peggy: A soda twenty years ago.
- Peggy: I'm finally getting the recognition I've always given myself.
- Bill: Sounds great but Tuesday is my ass-scratchin' day!
- Luanne: It's called psychology, Aunt Peggy: the disease of Psychology.
- Peggy: You heard me. You stink! Even the French would take notice of you!
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