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Season 3 |
| 36 :03x01 - Death of a Propane Salesman (2) (Sep/15/1998) | | Conclusion. The aftermath of the propane explosion from part one leaves Hank suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder around propane, a now bald Luanne repressing her grief for Buckley (who was the only casualty in the propane explosion) by becoming a Sinead O'Connor-esque activist, and Bobby worried about death. | | Special Guest Stars: Chuck Mangione as Himself, | Guest Stars: Alan Freedland as Fireman, Maurice LaMarche as Minister, Lauren Tom as Connie, Toby Huss as Joe Jack, Kahn, David Herman as Buckley, Eloy Casados (1) as Enrique, Bertila Damas as Maria Montalvo, Dan Butler (1) as Daniel | Director: Lauren MacMullan Writer: Alan R. Cohen, Alan Freedland | | Songs: Chuck Mangione -- Feels So Good | | | | | | |
| 38 :03x03 - Peggy's Headache (Oct/06/1998) | | Peggy gets hired to write for the Arlen Bystander, but the stress of a new career leads her to get treated by John Redcorn--and soon discovers that John Redcorn had an affair with Nancy and is Joseph's biological father. | Director: Chris Moeller Writer: Joe Stillman | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 44 :03x09 - Pretty, Pretty Dresses (Dec/15/1998) | | It's Christmastime and Bill becomes more depressed than usual. Hank, Dale, and Boomhauer decide to watch Bill so he doesn't commit suicide, but when Hank yells at him for being a burden, Bill's depression turns into delusion when he begins dressing in drag and impersonating his estranged wife, Lenore. | | Guest Stars: Janet Waldo as Sheila | Director: Dominic Polcino Writer: Paul Lieberstein | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 52 :03x17 - Escape from Party Island (Mar/16/1999) | | Hank reluctantly drives his mom and her friends to Port Aransas to shop for glass miniatures, but things get even worse when Hank and the rude old women are trapped on the island by college-age spring break revelers. | | Special Guest Stars: Uta Hagen as Maureen, Betty White as Delia, Pauly Shore as Deejay, Phyllis Diller as Lillian, | Guest Stars: Rich Rinaldi as Unknown, Dave Buzzotta as Waiter, Frat Guy, Beth Grant as Tilly, Phil Buckman as Chad, Dena Dietrich as Tilly's Friend | Director: Gary McCarver Writer: Jonathan Collier (1) | | Songs: Rob Zombie -- Dragula, The Offspring -- Pretty Fly (For A White Guy) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 60 :03x25 - As Old as the Hills (1) (May/18/1999) | | Part one of two. Fearing that they may be getting too old to be cool, Hank and Peggy spend their anniversary sky-diving, which comes to a screeching halt when Peggy ends up crashing in a field. Meanwhile, Bobby struggles with taking his pregnant step-grandmother Didi to the hospital when her water breaks. | | Guest Stars: David Herman as Jim, Ashley Gardner as Nancy Hicks Gribble, Didi Hill, Lauren Tom as Minh | Director: Adam Kuhlman Writer: Norm Hiscock | | | |
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