Bobby is a natural with a gun. Hank, however, has problems because of an event from his past.
When Hank makes Luanne live in a trailer, he has to come to the rescue when a tornado hits town.
Peggy lets an archeology professor tear up Hank's lawn searching for Native American artifacts.
A religious zealot tries to rob Arlen of its Halloween, but Hank isn't having that happen.
In an attempt to find a new lure for fishing, Hank accidentally buys crack. Oddly enough, the bass take a liking to the drug and Hank becomes quite a successful fisherman.
Unable to fit in regular boy's pants, Bobby finds comfortable clothes in a "husky" boy's store. While there, Bobby is tapped as a husky boy model, but Hank demands that Bobby not attend the modelling show.
Paintball pits Hank and friends against a group of teenagers.
Serving punishment for acting up in school, Bobby, Connie and Joseph run off to the make out caves, but get trapped when they lose their light.
A potential propane client demands that Hank act "like a Texan" and Hank, hungry for the account, obliges... for a while.
When the school can't afford to field everyone who wants to be on the wrestling team, Bobby has to take Connie on in a match that determines who makes the team and who walks.
Seeing his mother and her current beau coupling gives Hank a case of temporary blindness.
Hank has to balance watching the Super Bowl with his friends and helping Luanne with her religious puppet show's television debut.
Hank's belief in the power of propane and propane accessories falters when he learns that Mr. Strickland owns an electric stove.
Peggy discovers Hank's high school absense due to mono, the "kissing disease" that she never had. Her investigation leads her to a girl who kissed Hank.
The Hills vacation in Mexico with Kahn and family, but run into trouble when Kahn tricks Hank into using an off-limits part of the condo.
Hank attends a comedy traffic school. Bobby, who tagged along, decides he wants to be a stand-up comedian when he grows up.
Hank discovers that he has a blotch on his credit report due to an adult video he supposedly rented. Things escalate and Hank takes the video store to court.
Cotton splits up with Didi and ends up living with Dale. The two men take it on themselves to steal a museum artifact before it is to be returned to Mexico.
Luanne's mother is released from jail and bonds with Bill before she takes up drinking and anti-social behavior again.
In order to avoid "inappropriate" contact with a well-qualified female candidate, Hank hires a male at Strickland Propane, only to find out he's addicted to drugs.
Bobby works as the soda boy at the Arlen speedway as Boomhauer prepares to race for a shot at NASCAR.
After eating too much sugar, Bobby is misdiagnosed as having attention deficit disorder. Peggy learns to play guitar and performs in front of an audience.
The Megalo Mart starts to sell propane, quickly putting Strickland out of business. Hank ultimately finds a job selling propane at Megalo Mart, but finds that the youngsters in charge don't know what they're doing leading to an explosion at the show's conclusion.
In seeking a cure for her headache, Peggy stumbles in on Nancy and John Redcorn and takes it on herself to let Dale know of the affair.