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'''The Rape of Heather Willis''' is an upcoming [[Queen of the Willis (season 7)|seventh season]] four-part episode of the animated sitcom ''[[Queen of the Willis]]''. It is scheduled to air in April 2019 in the United States. | '''The Rape of Heather Willis''' is an upcoming [[Queen of the Willis (season 7)|seventh season]] four-part episode of the animated sitcom ''[[Queen of the Willis]]''. It is scheduled to air in April 2019 in the United States. | ||
− | The episode deals with [[Heather Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Heather]] grappling with the [[wikipedia:effects and aftermath of rape|effects and aftermath]] and being [[wikipedia:pregnancy from rape|pregnant from the rape]], after she was attacked and raped by one of the male employees at Craven Gifts who was a former classmate of [[Deanna Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Deanna]]'s at Babyface High School, whom Deanna herself reveals to Ava and Angie she too was raped by another classmate and now Craven Gifts' biggeet deadbeat customer, Horatio Cruz. Forty-five years after stalking [[Angie Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Angie]] for | + | The episode deals with [[Heather Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Heather]] grappling with the [[wikipedia:effects and aftermath of rape|effects and aftermath]] and being [[wikipedia:pregnancy from rape|pregnant from the rape]], after she was attacked and raped by one of the male employees at Craven Gifts who was a former classmate of [[Deanna Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Deanna]]'s at Babyface High School, whom Deanna herself reveals to Ava and Angie she too was raped by another classmate and now Craven Gifts' biggeet deadbeat customer, Horatio Cruz. Forty-five years after stalking [[Angie Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Angie]] for relationship, it was revelaed that "Fat Bifoot Bobcat" brutally raped her in 1975. Ava and Heather are badly injured and must recover quickly, then go to the suspect's home to dispense justice. This episode is considered very controversial for its realistic and shocking depiction of a violent rape, which is unusual for an animated sitcom. Because of the controversial plot and voice acting, "The Rape of Heather Willis" is one of the most remembered and popular episodes of the series' revival. |
− | The rest of the epsidoe deals with the efforts to bring not only the rapists of Heather and Deanna, but also "Fat Bigfoot Bobcat" to justice and the subsequent harassment that the [[Willis family]] receive. It also marks the final appearance of Tiffani Donovan, Anna Pamhouser, Lando Abhrams, Lilly Abhrams, and Trevelle Abhrams, of which the former two were shot and killed at the police station and the latter three were | + | The rest of the epsidoe deals with the efforts to bring not only the rapists of Heather and Deanna, but also "Fat Bigfoot Bobcat" to justice and the subsequent harassment that the [[Willis family]] receive. It also marks the final appearance of Tiffani Donovan, Anna Pamhouser, Lando Abhrams, Lilly Abhrams, and Trevelle Abhrams, of which the former two were shot and killed at the police station and the latter three were killed by "Fat Bigfoot Bobcat" |
The episode saw the introduction of Quillsville Police officers Ramona Battishill, Kymberly Millspaugh, and Elaine Reed as well as Craven Gifts employees Bobby Joe Bones, Zelda Kellie Martin, Amber Jena Irene Battishill, and Natalia Lightner, Craven North manager Ray Grissom, Craven North Assistant manager Hunter Boyd, Craven East manager Shane Kinney, Craven East assistant manager Caitlyn Sparks, Craven West manager Ben Sykes, and Craven West assistant manager Eliot Clingens. | The episode saw the introduction of Quillsville Police officers Ramona Battishill, Kymberly Millspaugh, and Elaine Reed as well as Craven Gifts employees Bobby Joe Bones, Zelda Kellie Martin, Amber Jena Irene Battishill, and Natalia Lightner, Craven North manager Ray Grissom, Craven North Assistant manager Hunter Boyd, Craven East manager Shane Kinney, Craven East assistant manager Caitlyn Sparks, Craven West manager Ben Sykes, and Craven West assistant manager Eliot Clingens. | ||
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The four-part episode's story was written and directed by series creator [[Ava Zinn]] and the teleplay was written by [[wikipedia:Nancy Boyd|Nancy Boyd]], Charlotte Clay, Thomas Higgins, and Dallas Barnes. It was rated TV-14 for intensely suggestive dialogue (D), strong coarse language (L), sexual situations (S) and intense violence (V). The episode was based on Zinn's experience as a three time survivor of rape and featured a live-action disclaimer and warning from Zinn herself. | The four-part episode's story was written and directed by series creator [[Ava Zinn]] and the teleplay was written by [[wikipedia:Nancy Boyd|Nancy Boyd]], Charlotte Clay, Thomas Higgins, and Dallas Barnes. It was rated TV-14 for intensely suggestive dialogue (D), strong coarse language (L), sexual situations (S) and intense violence (V). The episode was based on Zinn's experience as a three time survivor of rape and featured a live-action disclaimer and warning from Zinn herself. | ||
− | It received generally mixed reviews, in addition to receiving some criticism for its portrayal of rape and sexual assault. It is mostly known for heavy use of profanity as | + | It received generally mixed reviews, in addition to receiving some criticism for its portrayal of rape and sexual assault. It is mostly known for heavy use of profanity as Part 1 was bleep censored 158 times on the broadcast version. Ava Zinn revealed 16 of the characters used profanity and fuck was said 118 times on the uncensored version, surpassing a 2004 episode of [[Wikipedia:Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares|Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares]]. |