Starring: Brittany Murphy, Pamela Adlon, Mike Judge, Kathy Najimy, Johnny Hardwick
Continuity mistake: As Hank is calling Peggy's mother to tell about the delay there is a sign above the telephones that says "TELEPHONES". When he hangs up the sign now says "TELEPHONE".
Continuity mistake: Luanne in one scene tells Hank a man asked if she would like to join the mile high club and when she tells him she is facing Hank. In the next shot she is standing in the same position but has turned around and is facing away. There was not enough time for her to move between shots.
Peggy: It was like a knife in his heart when she stuck that fork in his back.
Death of a Propane Salesman (2) - S3-E1
Question: Why does Kahn act so emotional about Buckley (especially when he criticizes Luanne for not crying)? Even though he says that he sought Buckley out and got to know him, there haven't been any signs of him befriending Buckley until now.
Answer: Mainly, Kahn wants to annoy Hank by praising Buckley, because Hank did not like Buckley. Also, when a person dies (or some other tragedy happens), there are often people who "use" the incident to get attention for themselves. They act like they are more involved/close than they really are. At least in my experience.
Answer: Because Kahn doesn't like Hank and Buckley annoyed Hank so much.
Captain Defenestrator