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This is a list of episodes from the first season of ''[[King of the Hill]]''.
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This is a list of episodes from the first season of ''[[Queen of the Willis]]''.
  
 
==Production==
 
==Production==
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The [[showrunner]] for the season was [[Greg Daniels]].<ref>https://www.macleans.ca/authors/jaime-weinman/a-koth-kronology/</ref>
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The [[wikipedia:showrunner|showrunner]] for the season was [[Holly Everman]].<ref>https://www.macleans.ca/authors/jaime-weinman/a-koth-kronology/</ref>
  
 
==Broadcast history==
 
==Broadcast history==
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The season originally aired Sundays at 8:30–9:00&nbsp;p.m. ([[Eastern Time Zone|EST]]) on the [[Fox Broadcasting Company]].<ref>[http://tvtango.com/listings/1997/01/12 TV Listings for January 12, 1997]</ref><ref>[http://tvtango.com/listings/1997/05/11/king_of_the_hill TV Listings for May 11, 1997]</ref>
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The season originally aired Saturdays at 7:00–7:30&nbsp;p.m. ([[wikipedia:Eastern Time Zone|EST]]) on the [[ATE Media Corporation|ATE Media Indiana Network]].<ref>Pilot</ref><ref>??</ref>
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==Episodes==
 
==Episodes==
 
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  | EpisodeNumber2=1
 
  | Title=Pilot
 
  | Title=Pilot
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  | DirectedBy=[[Wes Archer]]
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  | DirectedBy=[[Robyn Hurd]]
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  | WrittenBy=[[Mike Judge]] & [[Greg Daniels]]
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  | WrittenBy=[[Ava Zinn]] & [[Holly Everman]]
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|01|12}}
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|8|12}}
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  | ProdCode=4E01
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  | ProdCode=101
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  | ShortSummary=Straitlaced propane salesman and family man, Hank Hill, is accused of beating his son, Bobby, after Bobby gets a black eye from getting hit in the face with a baseball during a Little League game and rumors spread that Hank beat up a teenaged Megalo-Mart employee (when really he just yelled at him for not knowing if the store sells a tap and dye and some WD-40). Meanwhile, Hank's friends, conspiracy nut Dale Gribble, down-and-out Army barber Bill Dauterive, and fast-talking womanizer Jeff Boomhauer, try to fix Hank's truck, while Luanne Platter (Hank's niece) moves in with the Hills after her parents get sent to jail over a domestic disturbance.
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  | ShortSummary=Straitlaced gift saleswoman and family woman, Ava Willis, is accused of neglecting her dog, Timothy "Rags", and killing her brother, Albert, who had drowned during a a family outing at Quillsville Pool and rumors spread that Ava beat up a teenaged lifeguard (when really he just yelled at her for not saving her brother). Meanwhile, Ava's friends, conspiracy nut Melissa Rose, down-and-out Army hair stylist Tiffani Kendall, and fast-talking manizer Anna Pamhouser, try to fix Ava's SUV, while Baxter Crawford (Ava's nephew) moves in with the Willis after his mother get sent to jail over a domestic disturbance at Quillsville Pool.
 
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  | EpisodeNumber=2
 
  | EpisodeNumber=2
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=2
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=2
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  | Title=Square Peg
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  | Title=Ava's Laptop
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  | DirectedBy=Gary McCarver
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  | DirectedBy=[[Robyn Hurd]]
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  | WrittenBy=[[Joe Stillman]]
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  | WrittenBy=[[Ava Zinn]] & [[Holly Everman]]
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|01|19}}
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|8|19}}
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  | ProdCode=4E02
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  | ProdCode=102
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  | ShortSummary=Peggy is mortified and tongue-tied when she finds out she has been chosen to teach the middle school's [[sexual education]] class, while Hank does everything he can to keep his son from learning about sex.
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  | ShortSummary=When Ava becomes unusually emotional, especially while seeing a dramatic movie about a mother and daughter's strained relationship, Angie believes it's because she hasn't bonded with Tom or Deanna, but Ava is more concerned over her laptop, which is about to stop functioning completely.
 
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  | EpisodeNumber=3
 
  | EpisodeNumber=3
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=3
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=3
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  | Title=The Order of the Straight Arrow
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  | Title=A Case Managing We Will Go
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  | DirectedBy=[[Klay Hall]]
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  | DirectedBy=??
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  | WrittenBy=Cheryl Holliday
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  | WrittenBy=??
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|02|02}}
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|8|26}}
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  | ProdCode=4E03
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  | ProdCode=103
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  | ShortSummary=Hank, Bill, Dale, and Boomhauer take Bobby and his friends on an Order of the Straight Arrow camping trip where the men send the boys on a snipe hunt during which Bobby stuns a [[whooping crane]] but then everyone believes it is dead. Meanwhile, Peggy sneaks out to buy special shoes for her large feet.
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  | ShortSummary=In a ''[[wikipedia:Rashomon (film)|Rashomon]]-''meets-''[[wikipedia:The Three Stooges|The Three Stooges]]''-style story, Ava, Melissa, Tiffani, and Pamhouser tell their own versions of their day as mental health case managers after getting arrested for burning the mental psychiatric ward to the ground. Meanwhile, Deanna helps Angie with a pulled groin muscle.
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Special guest voices: Nichole Birky and [[Garfield Everman]]
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'''NOTE''':This episode was dedicated to Birky. A 22 second tribute aired at the end of the episode.
 
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  | EpisodeNumber=4
 
  | EpisodeNumber=4
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=4
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=4
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  | Title=Hank's Got the Willies
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  | Title=Ava's Unmentionable Secret
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  | DirectedBy=Monte Young
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  | DirectedBy=??
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  | WrittenBy=[[Johnny Hardwick]]
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  | WrittenBy=??
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|02|09}}
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|9|2}}
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  | ProdCode=4E05
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  | ProdCode=104
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  | ShortSummary=Hank is worried that Bobby does not have a normal role model in his life—and things get worse when Bobby accidentally hits Hank's idol, [[Willie Nelson]] (voiced by Nelson himself) with a golf club during a day on the green.
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  | ShortSummary=Ava's ongoing cramping causes great concern for Angie and, much to Ava's embarrassment, everyone else in Quillsville.
 
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  | EpisodeNumber=5
 
  | EpisodeNumber=5
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=5
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=5
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  | Title=Luanne's Saga
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  | Title=Thyroid Momma
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  | DirectedBy=Pat Shinagawa
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  | DirectedBy=??
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  | WrittenBy=[[Paul Lieberstein]]
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  | WrittenBy=??
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|02|16}}
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|9|9}}
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  | ProdCode=4E04
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  | ProdCode=105
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  | ShortSummary=When Buckley breaks up with [[Luanne Platter|Luanne]] and Luanne goes on a days-long crying jag, Hank sets out to find Luanne a new boyfriend in 48 hours—which backfires when Hank sees Luanne with Boomhauer.<br />[[Chuck Mangione]] also guest stars.
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  | ShortSummary=Ava's brash, sexist mother, Peggy Willis, crashes Tom birthday party—and stays over the Willis' house, which does not sit well with Angie when Peggy's misandry begins rubbing off on Tom and Deanna.
 
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  | EpisodeNumber2=6
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  | EpisodeNumber=6<BR>7
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  | Title=Hank's Unmentionable Problem
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  | EpisodeNumber2=6<BR>7
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  | DirectedBy=[[Adam Kuhlman]]
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  | Title=Knocked Up Quillsville
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  | WrittenBy=Mike Judge & Greg Daniels
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  | DirectedBy=??
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|02|23}}
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  | WrittenBy=??
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  | ProdCode=4E07
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|9|16}}<BR>{{start date|2006|9|23}}
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  | ShortSummary=Hank's ongoing [[constipation]] causes great concern for Peggy and, much to Hank's embarrassment, everyone else in Arlen.
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  | ProdCode=106<BR>107
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  | ShortSummary=After Ava learns her [[wikipedia:Semen|sperm]] count prior from 1998 is low, her mood worsens when Peggy shows up, boasting that she is pregnant by her new husband, Charlie.
 
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| EpisodeNumber=7
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| EpisodeNumber2=7
 
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| Title=Westie Side Story
 
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| DirectedBy=[[Brian Sheesley]]
 
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| WrittenBy=[[Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger|Jonathan Aibel & Glenn Berger]]
 
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| OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|03|02}}
 
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| ProdCode=4E06
 
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| ShortSummary=When a new Laotian family moves in next door, problems ensue when the new neighbor's family dog goes missing and the Hills fear that the stereotype about Asians eating dogs is true.
 
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  | EpisodeNumber=8
 
  | EpisodeNumber=8
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=8
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=8
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  | Title=Shins of the Father
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  | Title=Earthquake in Indiana
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  | DirectedBy=Martin Archer Jr.
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  | DirectedBy=??
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  | WrittenBy=Alan R. Cohen & Alan Freedland
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  | WrittenBy=??
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|03|23}}
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|9|30}}
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  | ProdCode=4E08
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  | ProdCode=108
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  | ShortSummary=Hank's brash, sexist father, Cotton Hill, crashes Bobby's 12th birthday party—and stays over the Hills' house, which does not sit well with Peggy when Cotton's [[misogyny]] begins rubbing off on Bobby.
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  | ShortSummary=Ava must save Angie, Tom, Deanna and Baxter from an earthquake after Ava regrets not showing remorse for throwing Baxter out of the house and moving him back to the trailer that he moved out of after his mother tried to kill his father.
 
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  | EpisodeNumber=9
 
  | EpisodeNumber=9
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=9
 
  | EpisodeNumber2=9
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  | Title=Peggy the Boggle Champ
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  | Title=A Rainy Job in Indiana
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  | DirectedBy=[[Chuck Sheetz]]
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  | DirectedBy=??
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  | WrittenBy=Jonathan Aibel & Glenn Berger
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  | WrittenBy=??
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|04|13}}
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|10|07}}
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  | ProdCode=4E09
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  | ProdCode=109
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  | ShortSummary=Hank's promise to coach Peggy at the Texas State [[Boggle]] Championship is jeopardized when his buddies try to lure him away to the Ninth Annual [[Dallas, TX|Dallas]] Mower Expo. Meanwhile, Bobby and Luanne freak out when they leave a condensation ring on the new coffee table, but their efforts to fix it cause even more trouble.
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  | ShortSummary=During a rare hurricane in Indiana, Tina Craven has a heart attack and hires an incompetent worker to run Craven Gifts while Ava is chosen to house-sit -- and Ava's world is shattered when she finds that Tina is only in the retailing business for the cash and not the customer satisfaction.
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| EpisodeNumber=10<BR>11
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| EpisodeNumber2=10<BR>11
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| Title=Peggy's Emininet Domain Pain
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| DirectedBy=??
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| WrittenBy=??
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| OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|10|}}<BR>{{start date|2006|10|21}}
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| ProdCode=110<BR>111
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| ShortSummary=
 
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  | EpisodeNumber=12
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  | EpisodeNumber2=10
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  | EpisodeNumber2=12
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  | Title=Keeping Up with Our Joneses
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  | Title=Scrappin' Meth Scrap
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  | DirectedBy=[[John Rice (director)|John Rice]]
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  | DirectedBy=??
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  | WrittenBy=[[Jonathan Collier]] & Joe Stillman
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  | WrittenBy=??
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|04|27}}
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|10|28}}
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  | ProdCode=4E10
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  | ProdCode=112
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  | ShortSummary=When Hank catches Bobby smoking a cigarette in a gas station bathroom, Hank punishes him by making his son smoke an entire carton, but the plan backfires when Bobby, Hank, and Peggy all become addicted.
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  | EpisodeNumber2=13
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  | Title=King of the Ant Hill
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  | Title=Ten Pretty, Pretty Angry Women
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  | DirectedBy=Gary McCarver
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  | DirectedBy=??
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  | WrittenBy=Johnny Hardwick & Paul Lieberstein
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  | WrittenBy=??
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|05|04}}
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|11|4}}
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  | ProdCode=4E13
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  | ProdCode=113
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  | ShortSummary=After telling Dale never to spray insecticide on his lawn again, Hank's expensive new lawn becomes mysteriously infested with fire ants days before Rainey Street's Cinco de Mayo celebration. Meanwhile, Bobby becomes the hypnotized servant for the Red Ant Queen.
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  | EpisodeNumber=14<BR>15
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  | EpisodeNumber2=12
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  | EpisodeNumber2=14<BR>15
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  | Title=Plastic White Female
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  | Title=No Transphobias in Quillsville
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  | DirectedBy=Jeff Myers
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  | DirectedBy=??
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  | WrittenBy=[[David Zuckerman (producer)|David Zuckerman]]
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  | WrittenBy=??
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1997|05|11}}
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  | OriginalAirDate={{start date|2006|11|11}}
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  | ProdCode=4E11
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  | ShortSummary=Bobby is invited to his first boy/girl party, and Peggy is horrified when she discovers him playing Spin the Bottle with one of Luanne's plastic beauty school heads.
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==Home release==
 
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The season was released on DVD by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. The season two episode "The Company Man" is included due to its production code.
 
  
 
==References==
 
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Revision as of 15:42, 7 September 2018

Queen of the Willis (season 1)
Country of origin United States
No. of episodes 12
Broadcast
Original channel First-run Syndication
Original run August 12, 2006 (2006-08-12) – 2006 (2006)
Season chronology
Next →
Season 2

List of Queen of the Willis episodes

This is a list of episodes from the first season of Queen of the Willis.

Production

The showrunner for the season was Holly Everman.[1]

Broadcast history

The season originally aired Saturdays at 7:00–7:30 p.m. (EST) on the ATE Media Indiana Network.[2][3]


Episodes

No. in
series		 No. in
season		 Title Directed by Written by Original air date Production
code
1 1 Pilot

 Robyn Hurd Ava Zinn & Holly Everman


August 12, 2006 (2006-08-12)
 101
Straitlaced gift saleswoman and family woman, Ava Willis, is accused of neglecting her dog, Timothy "Rags", and killing her brother, Albert, who had drowned during a a family outing at Quillsville Pool and rumors spread that Ava beat up a teenaged lifeguard (when really he just yelled at her for not saving her brother). Meanwhile, Ava's friends, conspiracy nut Melissa Rose, down-and-out Army hair stylist Tiffani Kendall, and fast-talking manizer Anna Pamhouser, try to fix Ava's SUV, while Baxter Crawford (Ava's nephew) moves in with the Willis after his mother get sent to jail over a domestic disturbance at Quillsville Pool.
2 2 Ava's Laptop

 Robyn Hurd Ava Zinn & Holly Everman


August 19, 2006 (2006-08-19)
 102
When Ava becomes unusually emotional, especially while seeing a dramatic movie about a mother and daughter's strained relationship, Angie believes it's because she hasn't bonded with Tom or Deanna, but Ava is more concerned over her laptop, which is about to stop functioning completely.
3 3 A Case Managing We Will Go

 ?? ??


August 26, 2006 (2006-08-26)
 103
In a Rashomon-meets-The Three Stooges-style story, Ava, Melissa, Tiffani, and Pamhouser tell their own versions of their day as mental health case managers after getting arrested for burning the mental psychiatric ward to the ground. Meanwhile, Deanna helps Angie with a pulled groin muscle.

Special guest voices: Nichole Birky and Garfield Everman NOTE:This episode was dedicated to Birky. A 22 second tribute aired at the end of the episode.

4 4 Ava's Unmentionable Secret

 ?? ??


September 2, 2006 (2006-09-02)
 104
Ava's ongoing cramping causes great concern for Angie and, much to Ava's embarrassment, everyone else in Quillsville.
5 5 Thyroid Momma

 ?? ??


September 9, 2006 (2006-09-09)
 105
Ava's brash, sexist mother, Peggy Willis, crashes Tom birthday party—and stays over the Willis' house, which does not sit well with Angie when Peggy's misandry begins rubbing off on Tom and Deanna.
6
7 		6
7 		Knocked Up Quillsville

 ?? ??


September 16, 2006 (2006-09-16)
September 23, 2006 (2006-09-23)
 106
107
After Ava learns her sperm count prior from 1998 is low, her mood worsens when Peggy shows up, boasting that she is pregnant by her new husband, Charlie.
8 8 Earthquake in Indiana

 ?? ??


September 30, 2006 (2006-09-30)
 108
Ava must save Angie, Tom, Deanna and Baxter from an earthquake after Ava regrets not showing remorse for throwing Baxter out of the house and moving him back to the trailer that he moved out of after his mother tried to kill his father.
9 9 A Rainy Job in Indiana

 ?? ??


October 7, 2006 (2006-10-07)
 109
During a rare hurricane in Indiana, Tina Craven has a heart attack and hires an incompetent worker to run Craven Gifts while Ava is chosen to house-sit -- and Ava's world is shattered when she finds that Tina is only in the retailing business for the cash and not the customer satisfaction.
10
11 		10
11 		Peggy's Emininet Domain Pain

 ?? ??


October 2006 (2006-10)
October 21, 2006 (2006-10-21)
 110
111
12 12 Scrappin' Meth Scrap

 ?? ??


October 28, 2006 (2006-10-28)
 112
13 13 Ten Pretty, Pretty Angry Women

 ?? ??


November 4, 2006 (2006-11-04)
 113
14
15 		14
15 		No Transphobias in Quillsville

 ?? ??


November 11, 2006 (2006-11-11)


References

  1. ↑ https://www.macleans.ca/authors/jaime-weinman/a-koth-kronology/
  2. ↑ Pilot
  3. ↑ ??
Characters
Willis Family
  • Maggie Martin
  • Olivia Martin
    •  
    Ava's relatives
    Angie's relatives
    Willis Family In-Laws
    (Sousas and Abhrams')
    Other characters
    Rose/Dawsons
    Donovan/Kendall
    Quillsville Mayors/Politicians
    Business Owners
  • Tina Craven
  • Christiana Sellars
    • Musicians
    Minor characters
  • Brittani Hicks
  • Todd Unger
  • Trevelle Abhrams
  • Pamhouser
  • Lilly Rush
  • Chelsea Wolf
  • Deann McCall
  • Brad Hunter
  • Nick Jeffries
  • Naomi Brannigan
  • Jarett Dailey
  • Elaine Reed
  • Ramona Battishill
  • Kymberly Millspaugh
  • Sharane Hamilton
    • Production
    Media releases
    Seasons


    Hallmarks
    Lore
    Buildings
    Roads
    See also
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