History Recap / MissionHill

The following is a list of episodes from the short-lived WB animated sitcom ''WesternAnimation/MissionHill''. Created by Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein of ''TheSimpsons'', this series centers on a struggling cartoonist (working at a waterbed store and, later, his friend's advertising agency) who is forced to take in his nerdy, 17-year-old brother and pet dog after his parents announce that they're moving to Wyoming so they can fall in love all over again.

The following is a list of episodes from the short-lived WB animated sitcom ''MissionHill''. Created by Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein of ''TheSimpsons'', this series centers on a struggling cartoonist (working at a waterbed store and, later, his friend's advertising agency) who is forced to take in his nerdy, 17-year-old brother and pet dog after his parents announce that they're moving to Wyoming so they can fall in love all over again.

#"Plan 9 from Mission Hill (or I Married a Gay Man from Outer Space)": Kevin becomes fascinated with classic films when he sneaks into a local theater to watch ''MidnightCowboy'' under the assumption that it's a porno film [[note]](as it has an "X" rating, which back in the 1960s, meant that the film was for adults, but, by today's standards, is somewhere between an "R" and an "NC-17" rating)[[/note]] --and uncovers a lost B-movie that Wally directed in the 1950s.

#"Kevin vs. The SATs (or Nocturnal Admissions)": After reading that Ivy League colleges are only accepting students with perfect SAT scores, Kevin and his friends work furiously to crack a legendary code that will give them a 1600 score. Meanwhile, Posey advertises her massage services in a newspaper -- which, thanks to a spelling mistake, has her mistaken for a prostitute who does erotic massage and lands her in trouble with a local pimp.

Even though the WB aired up to "Unemployment, Part 1," Creator/CartoonNetwork's AdultSwim line-up back in the early days (around 2002-2003) aired the episodes that the WB [[BannedEpisode banned due to content]], like "Andy Joins the PTA," "Kevin's Problem," "Andy vs. ''The Real World''," and "Andy and Kevin Make a Friend," along with the episodes after "Unemployment, Part 1" that didn't air due to the show's early cancellation.

#"Andy vs. ''TheRealWorld'' (or The Big-Ass Viacom Lawsuit)": Kevin finds a collection of old videos chronicling the time that MTV's ''The Real World'' filmed a season in Mission Hill--and how Andy became part of the cast after one of the house mates gets hit by a bus.

#"Plan 9 from Mission Hill (or I Married a Gay Man from Outer Space)": Kevin becomes fascinated with classic films when he sneaks into a local theater to watch ''MidnightCowboy'' under the assumption that it's a porno film [[note]](as it has an "X" rating, which back in the 1960s, meant that the film was for adults, but was more along the lines of the "R" and "NC-17" rating by today's standards in American cinema)[[/note]] --and uncovers a lost B-movie that Wally directed in the 1950s.

The following is a list of episodes from the short-lived WB animated sitcom ''MissionHill''. Even though the WB aired up to "Unemployment, Part 1," Creator/CartoonNetwork's AdultSwim line-up back in the early days (around 2002-2003) aired the episodes that the WB [[BannedEpisode banned due to content]], like "Andy Joins the PTA," "Kevin's Problem," "Andy vs. ''The Real World''," and "Andy and Kevin Make a Friend," along with the episodes after "Unemployment, Part 1" that didn't air due to the show's early cancellation.

#"Plan 9 from Mission Hill (or I Married a Gay Man from Outer Space)": Kevin becomes fascinated with classic films when he sneaks into a local theater to watch ''MidnightCowboy'' under the assumption that it's a porno film [[note]](as it has an "X" rating, which back in the 1960s, meant that the film was for adults, but more along the lines of the "R" and "NC-17" rating in American cinema)[[/note]] --and uncovers a lost B-movie that Wally directed in the 1950s.

#"Death of a Yale Man (or Premature Metriculation)": Toby and George think Kevin is dying of a terminal illness after Kevin shows up to school bald (which was from trying to get rid of a hip haircut gone bad) and make his dream of going to Yale come true, but will Kevin play along with the plan? Meanwhile, Jim and Andy contend with [=SUV=] drivers.

#"Kevin vs. The SATs (or Nocturnal Admissions)": After reading that Ivy League colleges are only accepting students with perfect SAT scores, Kevin and his friends work furiously to crack a legendary code that will give them a 1600 score. Meanwhile, Posey advertises her massage services in a newspaper -- which, thanks to a spelling mistake, lands her in trouble with a local pimp.

#"Plan 9 from Mission Hill (or I Married a Gay Man from Outer Space)": Kevin becomes fascinated with classic films when he sneaks into a local theater to watch ''MidnightCowboy'' under the assumption that it's a porno film (as it has an "X" rating, which back in the 1960s, meant that the film was for adults, but more along the lines of the modern-day heavy "R" to light "NC-17" rating)--and uncovers a lost B-movie that Wally directed in the 1950s.

#"Bye Bye Nerdie (or I Was A Teenaged Porn Star)": Kevin accidentally appears in the background of a porno movie being filmed in the building, and is forced to stay with his parents after they discover this.

The following is a list of episodes from the short-lived WB animated sitcom ''MissionHill''. Even though the WB aired up to "Unemployment, Part 1," CartoonNetwork's AdultSwim line-up back in the early days (around 2002-2003) aired the episodes that the WB [[BannedEpisode banned due to content]], like "Andy Joins the PTA," "Kevin's Problem," "Andy vs. ''The Real World''," and "Andy and Kevin Make a Friend," along with the episodes after "Unemployment, Part 1" that didn't air due to the show's early cancellation.

The following is a list of episodes from the short-lived WB animated sitcom ''MissionHill''. This recap lists the episodes aired and the unaired, incomplete episodes.

#"Meditations on a Career in Advertising (or Supertool)": Andy and Jim learn a dark secret about advertising in America when they work on an account for a food company.

#"Death of a Yale Man (or Premature Metriculation)": Kevin stoops to a new low when he poses as a terminally-ill child in order to get into Yale University.

#"Unemployment, Part 2 (or Theory of the Leisure)": After finding out that Jim has a job as a major player of an advertising agency, Andy decides to abandon his slacker ways and get a job as an artist for Jim's ad agency.

#"Plan 9 from Mission Hill (or I Married a Gay Man from Outer Space)": Kevin becomes fascinated with classic films when he sneaks into a local theater to watch ''MidnightCowboy'' under the assumption that it's a porno film (as it has an "X" rating, which back in the 1960s, meant that the film was for adults, but more along the lines of the modern-day "NC-17" rating)--and uncovers a lost B-movie that Wally directed in the 1950s.

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The following is a list of episodes from the short-lived WB animated sitcom ''MissionHill''. This recap will not only list the episodes that aired, but also the ones that were written, but not produced.

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#"Plan 9 from Mission Hill (or I Married a Gay Man from Outer Space)": Kevin becomes fascinated with classic films when he sneaks into a local theater to watch ''MidnightCowboy'' under the assumption that it's a porno film (as it has an "X" rating, which back in the 1960s, meant that the film was for adults, but more along the lines of the modern-day "R" rating)--and uncovers a lost B-movie that Wally directed in the 1950s.

#"Plan 9 from Mission Hill (or I Married a Gay Man from Outer Space)": Kevin becomes fascinated with classic films when he sneaks into a local theater to watch Midnight Cowboy under the assumption that it's a porno film--and uncovers a lost B-movie that Wally directed in the 1950s.