Not in My Back-hoe

"Not in My Back-hoe" is the 68 episode in the Fox animated situation comedy King of the Hill and is the eighth episode of the fourth season. The title references Not in MY Backyard, a common objection to unwanted development in residential neighborhoods. When Bill buys a new septic tank, Hank rents a backhoe to help him install it. It soon becomes evident that neither Bill nor Dale have the slightest idea how to install the septic tank or operate... more

"Not in My Back-hoe" is the 68 episode in the Fox animated situation comedy King of the Hill and is the eighth episode of the fourth season. The title references Not in MY Backyard, a common objection to unwanted development in residential neighborhoods. When Bill buys a new septic tank, Hank rents a backhoe to help him install it. It soon becomes evident that neither Bill nor Dale have the slightest idea how to install the septic tank or operate the backhoe; Hank becomes exasperated at their ineptitude and takes off without them to fetch an L-pipe for the installation. During an argument with an incompetent Mega Lo Mart hardware clerk over the pipes, he overhears a similar argument with another clerk, and notices that the other customer bears a striking similarity to Hank himself. Later, when Hank tries to return home, he again sees the other customer, parked next to him, with a completely identical pickup truck to his own - in fact, they had gotten their trucks confused. Some time... less