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* UnlimitedWardrobe: She wears a variety of outgoing outfits throughout the episode.
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* EasilyForgiven: To the point that he can frame Hank for murder and Hank lets it go immediately.
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* EasilyForgiven: To the point that he can frame Hank for murder and Hank lets it go immediately. (No, That's not hyperbole!)
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* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler:She plans to kill Buck and Miz Liz by hiding in a dumpster, then jumping out to shoot them with Buck's shotgun. However, she gets hungry while lying in wait, and got some nachos. While trying to climb back into the dumpster, encumbered by her food she slips and accidentally shoots herself.]]
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* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler:She plans to kill Buck and Miz Liz by hiding in a dumpster, then jumping out to shoot them with Buck's shotgun. However, she gets hungry while lying in wait, and got some nachos. While trying to climb back into the dumpster, encumbered by her food she slips and accidentally shoots herself.herself to death.]]
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!!Ray Roy Strickland
Buck's bastard son who lives in Tennessee.
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Buck's bastard son who lives
!!Lloyd Vickers
-> '''Voiced by''': Creator/DavidHerman
One of the branch managers of Strickland Propane, he owns a business degree and makes several proposals to Buck. Whilst seeming to just be a suck-up, he is ultimately placed in
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* AffectionateNickname: "Ray Roy" is one, as Buck couldn't be bothered to remember his name. As he tells Buck, his real name is Jody, but he doesn't care what Buck calls him.
* LikeFatherLikeSon: Despite only meeting his father once, he shares his bottomless appetite for women, alcohol and his love of propane. To this end, he opened his own propane dealership - also called Strickland Propane - in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, and used most of Buck's slogan in the process. He also knows Buck's plan of a "first class hospitality suite" without his father explaining it to him.
* {{Retcon}}: His only appearance has him outright say he's never met his birth father prior to the Propane Convention, although other episodes have Buck mention he's trying to sue him. Granted, considering this is Buck, it's possible he has other illegitimate children and much like Jody, never bothered to learn their names.
* UnseenNoMore: Throughout the show, Buck mentions he has an illegitimate son in another town named Ray Roy, especially in "The Buck Stops Here" and "Blood and Sauce."
* LikeFatherLikeSon: Despite only meeting his father once, he shares his bottomless appetite for women, alcohol and his love of propane. To this end, he opened his own propane dealership - also called Strickland Propane - in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, and used most of Buck's slogan in the process. He also knows Buck's plan of a "first class hospitality suite" without his father explaining it to him.
* {{Retcon}}: His only appearance has him outright say he's never met his birth father prior to the Propane Convention, although other episodes have Buck mention he's trying to sue him. Granted, considering this is Buck, it's possible he has other illegitimate children and much like Jody, never bothered to learn their names.
* UnseenNoMore: Throughout the show, Buck mentions he has an illegitimate son in another town named Ray Roy, especially in "The Buck Stops Here" and "Blood and Sauce."
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* AffectionateNickname: "Ray Roy" is one, as Buck couldn't be bothered BadBoss: Takes much satisfaction in sending Hank off on the demeaning job of feeding Buck's hounds, and orders Joe Jack and the other drivers to remember reinstall the tattlers, or he'll gladly fire them all. He also planned on doing drug tests on the other employees for no reason.
* {{Jerkass}}: Once in charge of Strickland with hisname. As "fancy business degree" he tells Buck, quickly shows himself to be this, lording his real name is Jody, but he doesn't care what Buck calls him.
* LikeFatherLikeSon: Despite only meetingperceived intellect on his father once, he shares new subordinates, gleefully putting Hank down, and outright putting tattlers in the trucks, alienating the drivers to quit.
* JerkassToOne: Took ''special'' glee in giving Hank flex time to feed Strickland's dogs. Of course, he's still enough of an asshole to everyone else that once Hank is out of hisbottomless appetite for women, alcohol hair, Joe Jack and the other drivers are his love next target of ire.
* LackOfEmpathy: A case that arises more from one-dimensional thinking than maliciousness, though he certainly has enough to factor it in nevertheless. Vickers thinks solely in the realm of models, such as supply-and-demand; ignoring how he was brought in to run the company through a blizzard, where many people in Arlen are in desperate need of propane.To this end, he opened his own He raises the price of propane dealership - also called and strictly measures stopping times with tattlers, totally ignoring the real-world situation he is in.
* LaserGuidedKarma: His model-driven efforts to run Strickland Propane- in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, and used most his astounding lack of Buck's slogan people skills get him fired.
* NoSocialSkills: Even before his unpleasant nature truly came to light, he made no effort to really understand the culture of Strickland and his workers (having no idea of football and always pushing his business proposals for example). When he was put in charge, he treated people like models instead of, well, people, outright telling Joe Jack and the other drivers about tattler installation instead of realizing that this would make them angry. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome The drivers quit and Buck fires him for his stupidity.]]
* OneShotCharacter: He only appears in "Snow Job". Justified in that he was fired thanks to his incompetence.
* PointyHairedBoss: A good example of his incompetence is how he intends to raise propane prices during a critical blizzard solely because of a perceived market demand rather than working with a problem in theprocess. He also knows Buck's plan real world. Another example is how he had no idea of what a "first class hospitality suite" without his father Hazardous Materials license is, which is ''a critical aspect of managing a propane company in the first place''.
* RememberTheNewGuy: Was never seen before at Strickland Propane, yet Buck and Hank are very familiar with him, seeming to push him around quite a bit. This is justified as Season 2 established that there were other branches of Strickland Propane, and Vickers was the manager of one of them, explainingit to him.
* {{Retcon}}: His only appearance has him outright say he'swhy he was never met his birth father prior to the Propane Convention, although other episodes have Buck mention he's trying to sue him. Granted, considering this is Buck, it's possible he has other illegitimate children and much like Jody, never bothered to learn their names.
* UnseenNoMore: Throughout the show, Buck mentions he has an illegitimate son in another town named Ray Roy, especially in "The Buck Stops Here" and "Blood and Sauce."seen before.
* {{Jerkass}}: Once in charge of Strickland with his
* LikeFatherLikeSon: Despite only meeting
* JerkassToOne: Took ''special'' glee in giving Hank flex time to feed Strickland's dogs. Of course, he's still enough of an asshole to everyone else that once Hank is out of his
* LackOfEmpathy: A case that arises more from one-dimensional thinking than maliciousness, though he certainly has enough to factor it in nevertheless. Vickers thinks solely in the realm of models, such as supply-and-demand; ignoring how he was brought in to run the company through a blizzard, where many people in Arlen are in desperate need of propane.
* LaserGuidedKarma: His model-driven efforts to run Strickland Propane
* NoSocialSkills: Even before his unpleasant nature truly came to light, he made no effort to really understand the culture of Strickland and his workers (having no idea of football and always pushing his business proposals for example). When he was put in charge, he treated people like models instead of, well, people, outright telling Joe Jack and the other drivers about tattler installation instead of realizing that this would make them angry. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome The drivers quit and Buck fires him for his stupidity.]]
* OneShotCharacter: He only appears in "Snow Job". Justified in that he was fired thanks to his incompetence.
* PointyHairedBoss: A good example of his incompetence is how he intends to raise propane prices during a critical blizzard solely because of a perceived market demand rather than working with a problem in the
* RememberTheNewGuy: Was never seen before at Strickland Propane, yet Buck and Hank are very familiar with him, seeming to push him around quite a bit. This is justified as Season 2 established that there were other branches of Strickland Propane, and Vickers was the manager of one of them, explaining
* {{Retcon}}: His only appearance has him outright say he's
* UnseenNoMore: Throughout the show, Buck mentions he has an illegitimate son in another town named Ray Roy, especially in "The Buck Stops Here" and "Blood and Sauce."
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* AffectionateNickname: "Ray Roy" is one, as Buck couldn't be bothered to remember his name. As he tells Buck, his real name is Jody, but he doesn't care what Buck calls him.
* LikeFatherLikeSon: Despite only meeting his father once, he shares his bottomless appetite for women, alcohol and his love of propane. To this end, he opened his own propane dealership - also called Strickland Propane - in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, and used most of Buck's slogan in the process. He also knows Buck's plan of a "first class hospitality suite" without his father explaining it to him.
* {{Retcon}}: His only appearance has him outright say he's never met his birth father prior to the Propane Convention, although other episodes have Buck mention he's trying to sue him. Granted, considering this is Buck, it's possible he has other illegitimate children and much like Jody, never bothered to learn their names.
* UnseenNoMore: Throughout the show, Buck mentions he has an illegitimate son in another town named Ray Roy, especially in "The Buck Stops Here" and "Blood and Sauce."
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* HeelRealization: After his irresponsible hedonism at the induction into the Propane Hall of Flame for him from the National Propane Gas Convention causes Hank to drown his sorrows and unleash a seething rant at Buck on stage (followed by Hank vomiting onto one of the attendees), Hank is faced with possible expulsion from said group, which would devastate him. Peggy finds Buck and absolutely unloads on him about all the crap her husband deals with to keep Buck's business (and Buck himself) alive, and Buck realizes how badly he screwed up. He then spends the rest of the episode getting Hank to not only be forgiven, but inducted into the Hall Of Flame as well.
-->"Propane owes you a debt. More importantly, ''I'' owe you a debt. Thanks, Old Top."
-->"Propane owes you a debt. More importantly, ''I'' owe you a debt. Thanks, Old Top."
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* AllGiveAndNoTake: With few exceptions, Buck has this relationship with Hank, constantly putting Hank through dangerous situations while refusing to reward Hank with a raise or a substantial promotion.
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* AffectionateNickname: "Ray Roy" is one, as Buck couldn't be bothered to remember his name. As he tells Buck, his real name is Jody, but he doesn't care what Buck calls him.
* LikeFatherLikeSon: Despite only meeting his father once, he shares his bottomless appetite for women, alcohol and his love of propane. To this end, he opened his own propane dealership - also called Strickland Propane - in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, and used most of Buck's slogan in the process. He also knows Buck's plan of a "first class hospitality suite" without his father explaining it to him.
* Retcon: His only appearance has him outright say he's never met his birth father prior to the Propane Convention, although other episodes have Buck mention he's trying to sue him. Granted, considering this is Buck, it's possible he has other illegitimate children and much like Jody, never bothered to learn their names.
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* RenaissanceMan: His main profession is running his chain of propane dealerships but also owns a barbecue restaurant as a side business. He also briefly co-owned a carwash with Kahn and raised emus, the latter of which he tried to get Hank to shoot as part of an insurance fraud when the market went bust.
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* CatchPhrase: Calling anyone he talks to "Honey" regardless of gender or their relationship with him. Could also be a VerbalTic that doesn't imply any sexuality on his part.
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* AnythingThatMoves: She's apparently slept with every one of her male co-workers except Hank, and it's implied she's slept with at least one woman.
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* {{Expy}}: Of UsefulNotes/LyndonJohnson, 36th [[UsefulNotes/ThePresidentsOfTheUnitedStates President of the United States]], even conducting business while on the toilet in full view of his subordinates just like Johnson was known to do.
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* {{Expy}}: Of UsefulNotes/LyndonJohnson, Texas Senator and 36th [[UsefulNotes/ThePresidentsOfTheUnitedStates President of the United States]], even conducting business while on the toilet in full view of his subordinates just like Johnson was known to do.
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* {{Buffyspeak}}: Buck (like everyone else at Strickland) is shocked when Hank shows up for work with feathered hair dyed platinum blond (due to his barber's dementia):
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* {{Buffyspeak}}: BuffySpeak: Buck (like everyone else at Strickland) is shocked when Hank shows up for work with feathered hair dyed platinum blond (due to his barber's dementia):
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* DirtyOldMan: He's slept with all of his secretaries and an uncountable number of hookers.
** He also has a crush on Hank's niece Luanne, at least until she turns down his marriage proposal in "The Good Buck". He also sponsored and managed her fighting career in "Boxing Luanne", though his "management" style involved dressing Luanne in skimpy, provocative outfits and hopping like a bunny. In "Meet the Propaniacs" Hank says that Buck insisted Luanne be part of the comedy group or he wouldn't pay for the t-shirts.
** He also has a crush on Hank's niece Luanne, at least until she turns down his marriage proposal in "The Good Buck". He also sponsored and managed her fighting career in "Boxing Luanne", though his "management" style involved dressing Luanne in skimpy, provocative outfits and hopping like a bunny. In "Meet the Propaniacs" Hank says that Buck insisted Luanne be part of the comedy group or he wouldn't pay for the t-shirts.
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* DirtyOldMan: He's slept with all of his secretaries and an uncountable number of hookers. \n** He also has a crush on Hank's niece Luanne, at least until she turns down his marriage proposal in "The Good Buck". He also sponsored and managed her fighting career in "Boxing Luanne", though his "management" style involved dressing Luanne in skimpy, provocative outfits and hopping like a bunny. In "Meet the Propaniacs" Hank says that Buck insisted Luanne be part of the comedy group or he wouldn't pay for the t-shirts.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: In "The Father, the Son, and J.C.", after Hank pulls his fat out of the fire once again (by taking on Buck's community service task of building a "Habitat For Humanity"), Buck rewards him by publicly affirming how crucial Hank has been to him over the years and finally promoting him to '''Manager''' of Strickland Propane. But Hank swiftly ruins the moment by [[PlatonicDeclarationOfLove declaring that he "loves" his boss]], causing a hugely embarrassed Buck to recant the promotion.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: JerkWithAHeartOfGold:
** In "The Father, the Son, and J.C.", after Hank pulls his fat out of the fire once again (by taking on Buck's community service task of building a "Habitat For Humanity"), Buck rewards him by publicly affirming how crucial Hank has been to him over the years and finally promoting him to '''Manager''' of Strickland Propane. But Hank swiftly ruins the moment by [[PlatonicDeclarationOfLove declaring that he "loves" his boss]], causing a hugely embarrassed Buck to recant the promotion.
** In "The Father, the Son, and J.C.", after Hank pulls his fat out of the fire once again (by taking on Buck's community service task of building a "Habitat For Humanity"), Buck rewards him by publicly affirming how crucial Hank has been to him over the years and finally promoting him to '''Manager''' of Strickland Propane. But Hank swiftly ruins the moment by [[PlatonicDeclarationOfLove declaring that he "loves" his boss]], causing a hugely embarrassed Buck to recant the promotion.
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--->''Hey Bobby, ever see a man fish for forty dollars? Ha ha ha! I make in a week what he makes in a year!!''
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* ContraltoOfDanger: She has a rather deep, gruff voice and has shown just what kind of damage she's capable of upon finding out about Buck's relationship with Debbie.
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** His relationship with Hank is also very similar to LBJ's relationship with his right hand man (and later Vice President) Hubert Humphrey. Like Humphrey, Hank admires (and even platonically loves) Buck, and will bend over backwards to defend him and clean up his messes, even when his boss casually sidelines, isolates, and even outright abuses him all while still claiming to be his friend.
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* HiddenDepths: He oftentimes shows an interest in and knack for comedy and showmanship. He indulges Bobby's prop comedy and was onboard with the Propaniacs right from the start. He's additionally show to be a very smooth talker when it comes to selling grills and takes any opportunity given to cut loose and ham it up.
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* BareYourMidriff: Most of the outfits she wears expose her stomach.
