Aisle 8A

Aisle 8A

Infobox Television episode
Title = Aisle 8A
Series = King of the Hill


Caption =
Season = 4
Episode = 5
Airdate = November 7, 1999
Production = 4ABE04
Writer = Garland Testa
Director = Allan Jacobson
Guests =
Episode list = List of King of the Hill episodes
Prev = Little Horrors of Shop
Next = A Beer Can Named Desire

Aisle 8 A is the 64th episode of the animated situation comedy "King of the Hill" and it is the fifth episode of the fourth season. It was an Annie Awards nominee for writing, but lost to Olive, the Other Reindeer. [ [http://annieawards.org/28thwinners.html Annie Awards site] ]

Plot

When Kahn and Mihn go to Hawaii for a working vacation, they leave Connie with Hank and Peggy.

The second night of her time with the Hills, Connie becomes uncharacteristically testy; and the next day has her first period, after Peggy and Bobby have left. Unable to locate Kahn and Mihn, Hank alone must deal with Connie's first menstrual cycle, which given his conservative and prudish nature, makes him ill at ease.

He takes her to a doctor who confirms that Connie has had her first period and gives Hank a list of feminine hygiene supplies she will need. He immediately takes Connie to Mega Lo Mart and sends her down the feminine hygiene section of the store (Aisle 8A), to do her shopping waiting from a distance.

Connie becomes overwhelmed by the selection and her limited funds (she only has $5) and breaks down, and Hank rushes in to console her.

Bobby fears being left behind as Connie has taken a milestone to maturity while he has not and also must learn how to deal with Connie's PMS.

Quotes and Exchanges

*Peggy: I'll need to talk to Bobby.:Hank: Whoa, I don't think Bobby should know about this. It's bad enough I know about it.:Peggy: Do you want to be in charge [of menstruation education] ?:Hank: No.

*Bobby: Uh-oh. The last time you were waiting for me, I learned about goldfish Heaven.:Peggy: Let's go to Whataburger.:Bobby: All right! (gasps) Oh God! Where's Ladybird?

*Connie: Technically I'll only be a woman four days a month, that leaves 26 days when I'll still be a kid.:Bobby: You're so organized, I bet you'll get it done in two days!

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