Bobby Goes Nuts
- Studio
- Film Roman, 20th Century Fox Television, Judgemental Films, Inc.
- Distributor
- 20th Century Fox Television
Synopsis
Hitting below the belt doesn't pay!
Bobby's got a problem with bullies beating him up. When he comes to his dad for help, Hank tells him that he's not going to fight Bobby's fights for him anymore. He suggests he learn how to defend himself at the YMCA. Bobby ends up going down to the center, but the only class available is the women's self-defense course.
Bobby goes back to school the next day and is again confronted by the bullies. This time, however, he uses his new defense training and kicks the lead bully in the nuts. Bobby gets detention, but he also establishes a fierce reputation for himself at school. When Hank finds out how Bobby has been defending himself, he realizes that he needs to teach Bobby to fight fair. They put on boxing gloves and go at it, but when Bobby gets hit in the nose, he kicks Hank in the balls. When he realizes that Hank is in no physical condition to punish him, Bobby disobeys his father until Peggy steps in. Bobby and Peggy get into a fight, but Bobby's below-the-belt tactics don't work on her. She takes him down and re-establishes order in the house.
Bobby's got a problem with bullies beating him up. When he comes to his dad for help, Hank tells him that he's not going to fight Bobby's fights for him anymore. He suggests he learn how to defend himself at the YMCA. Bobby ends up going down to the center, but the only class available is the women's self-defense course.
Bobby goes back to school the next day and is again confronted by the bullies. This time, however, he uses his new defense training and kicks the lead bully in the nuts. Bobby gets detention, but he also establishes a fierce reputation for himself at school. When Hank finds out how Bobby has been defending himself, he realizes that he needs to teach Bobby to fight fair. They put on boxing gloves and go at it, but when Bobby gets hit in the nose, he kicks Hank in the balls. When he realizes that Hank is in no physical condition to punish him, Bobby disobeys his father until Peggy steps in. Bobby and Peggy get into a fight, but Bobby's below-the-belt tactics don't work on her. She takes him down and re-establishes order in the house.
Characters
Hank Hill, Boomhauer, Peggy Hill, Bobby Hill, Luanne Platter, Dale Gribble, Bill Dauterive, Principal Moss, Nancy Hicks Gribble, Joseph Gribble, Kahn "Connie" Souphanousinphone, Jr
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Tricia Garcia
Producing
- Producer
- Joseph A. Boucher
- Executive Producers
- Greg Daniels, Mike Judge, Howard Klein, Phil Roman, Michael Rotenberg
- Co-Executive Producer
- Brent Forrester
- Co-Producers
- Jonathan Abiel, Daniel Rappaport, Glenn Berger, Joe Stillman
- Supervising Producers
- David Zuckerman, Jonathan Collier, Cheryl Holliday
- Associate Producers
- Malisa Caroselli, Stephanie Elliott, Mark McJimsey, Loren Smith, Kenny Micka
- Executive Animation Producers
- John W. Hyde, David Pritchard
- Animation Producers
- Lolee Aries, Michael Wolf
Writing
- Writer
- Norm Hiscock
Voices
- Voice
- Mike Judge (Hank Hill, Boomhauer), Kathy Najimy (Peggy Hill), Pamela Adlon (as Pamela Segall Adlon) (Bobby Hill), Brittany Murphy (Luanne Platter), Johnny Hardwick (Dale Gribble), Stephen Root (Bill Dauterive), Dennis Burkley (Principal Moss), Ashley Gardner (Nancy Hicks Gribble), Breckin Meyer (Joseph Gribble), Lauren Tom (Kahn "Connie" Souphanousinphone, Jr.), Toby Huss, Madeline Zima
Music
- Music
- Jeffrey Baxter, Robert Birch, Greg Edmonson, Davey Johnstone, Jeff Marsh, Roger Neill, John O'Connor, Lance Rubin
- Theme Song
- Brian David Blush, Roger Meade Clyne
Editing
- Editor
- Don Barrozo, Kirk Benson, Lee Harting, Mark McJimsey, Leo Papin
Awards
Emmy Winner, Outstanding Voice-Over Performance (Pamela Segall Adlon), 2002.
Nominee, Emmy Award, Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less than One Hour), 2002
Nominee, Emmy Award, Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less than One Hour), 2002
Reviews
One of the Best King of the Hills
The series is great and in every series there is one episode that stands out from all of the rest. This is the one.
The catchphrase of " Kick him in the Nads" will forever be in present day culture. This shows how a weak little boy can stand up to the bullies of society and perhaps we should all learn from Bobby and kick back at the bullies.
This is GREAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT.