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* Hypocrite: Peggy was utterly incised when she learned that Hank hid the fact as a teenager he was kissed by another woman (which incidently lead to him contracting Mono), simply because it invalidated their "story" of being each other's "first romance". Several seasons later, Peggy reveals to Luanne that yet another story, that she and Hank had never had sex prior to their marriage (at her own insistence) was also a lie, as she secretly had sex with a closeted friend of hers to discern wether or not he was truly gay. Due to plot-related drama, Luanne reveals Peggy's secret to Hank, with Peggy attempting to act as if it was nothing to be upset over, in complete contrast to how she behaved when she had learn Hank had been forcibly kissed by another woman.
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* Hypocrite: {{Hypocrite}}: Peggy was utterly incised when she learned that Hank hid the fact as a teenager he was kissed by another woman (which incidently lead to him contracting Mono), simply because it invalidated their "story" of being each other's "first romance". Several seasons later, Peggy reveals to Luanne that yet another story, that she and Hank had never had sex prior to their marriage (at her own insistence) was also a lie, as she secretly had sex with a closeted friend of hers to discern wether or not he was truly gay. Due to plot-related drama, Luanne reveals Peggy's secret to Hank, with Peggy attempting to act as if it was nothing to be upset over, in complete contrast to how she behaved when she had learn Hank had been forcibly kissed by another woman.
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* Hypocrite: Peggy was utterly incised when she learned that Hank hid the fact as a teenager he was kissed by another woman (which incidently lead to him contracting Mono), simply because it invalidated their "story" of being each other's "first romance". Several seasons later, Peggy reveals to Luanne that yet another story, that she and Hank had never had sex prior to their marriage (at her own insistence) was also a lie, as she secretly had sex with a closeted friend of hers to discern wether or not he was truly gay. Due to plot-related drama, Luanne reveals Peggy's secret to Hank, with Peggy attempting to act as if it was nothing to be upset over, in complete contrast to how she behaved when she had learn Hank had been forcibly kissed by another woman.
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* StrongFamilyResemblance: She used to look like an older Peggy, until her redesign happened in Season 9.
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* StrongFamilyResemblance: She used to look like an older Peggy, until her redesign happened in Season 9. Every appearance she makes following the aforementioned episode returns her to her original design however.
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* {{Retcon}}: A jarring example. Originally Hoyt was a male version of Peggy who ran away and joined an oil rig to get away from [[DomesticAbuse Leanne]] and wouldn't return until her death certificate was faxed to him. When he finally makes his appearance, he is shown to be a convict on his last strike and that the "oil rig" story was a lie, and he'd been gone for most of Luanne's life (originally, she was an adult still acknowledging just having seen him). He's such a manipulative bastard he would've even thrown his own daughter under a bus if it meant him avoiding jail.
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* {{Retcon}}: A jarring example. Originally Hoyt was a male version of Peggy who ran away and joined an oil rig to get away from [[DomesticAbuse Leanne]] and wouldn't return until her death certificate was faxed to him. Offhanded dialogue from Luanne-centered episodes supports this as being the genuine case, usually phone conversations involving him but are depicted without cutaways to avoid showing him. When he finally makes his appearance, he is shown to be a convict on his last strike and that the "oil rig" story was a lie, and he'd been gone for most of Luanne's life (originally, she was an adult still acknowledging just having seen him). He's such a manipulative bastard he would've even thrown his own daughter under a bus if it meant him avoiding jail.
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* TheMentor: He takes Bobby under his wing on the eve of his 13th birthday, and recognizes how tired he is of being treated like a child. To seal their bond, he gives Bobby a fancy pen and pencil set.
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* TheMentor: He takes Bobby under his wing on the eve of his 13th birthday, and recognizes how tired he is of being treated like a child. To seal their bond, he gives Bobby a fancy pen and pencil set.set, the same thing he got for his bar mitzvah.
-->'''Gary:''' I hope you like it, I can't return it!
-->'''Gary:''' I hope you like it, I can't return it!
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[[folder:Gary Kazner]]
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[[folder:Gary Kazner]]Kasner]]
->'''Voiced by''': Creator/CarlReiner
->'''Voiced by''': Creator/CarlReiner
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* PsychopathicManchild: It is quite clear she doesn't want to be seen as a mother. She even yells at Luanne that she is no longer her "sister" before leaving.
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* PsychopathicManchild: PsychopathicWomanchild: It is quite clear she doesn't want to be seen as a mother. She even yells at Luanne that she is no longer her "sister" before leaving.
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->'''Voiced by''': Creator/PagetBrewster
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* TookALevelInBadAss: After encouragement from Hank, he becomes much more forceful and assertive, threatening to kick people's asses when overdone Japanese politeness impedes their search for Cotton.
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* TookALevelInBadAss: TookALevelInBadass: After encouragement from Hank, he becomes much more forceful and assertive, threatening to kick people's asses when overdone Japanese politeness impedes their search for Cotton.
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* {{Foil}}: To Peggy. They both want well for Luanne, and their future niece, but whereas Peggy relies on the old fashioned, Myrna relies on the modern.
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* DeliberatelyMonochrome: Her idea of decorating a baby's room was filling it with black and white decorations that it looked like they were raising a mime baby.
* {{Foil}}: To Peggy. They both want well for Luanne, and their future niece, but whereas Peggy relies on the old fashioned, Myrna relies on the (questionable) modern.
* {{Foil}}: To Peggy. They both want well for Luanne, and their future niece, but whereas Peggy relies on the old fashioned, Myrna relies on the (questionable) modern.
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** "Next of Shin" also. He actually feels sorry for Hank being unable to get Peggy pregnant, to the point where he's willing to let Hank and Peggy raise Didi's child (though that part's certainly unfair to Didi). He also has a rare heart-to-heart talk with his son towards the end of the episode.
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** "Next "[[Recap/KingOfTheHillS3E5NextOfShin Next of Shin" Shin]]" also. He actually feels sorry for Hank being unable to get Peggy pregnant, to the point where he's willing to let Hank and Peggy raise Didi's child (though that part's certainly unfair to Didi). He also has a rare heart-to-heart talk with his son towards the end of the episode.
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* OnlySaneWoman:
** {{ZigZagged| Trope}}. Although she occasionally does have to let Hank know when he's being a jerkass, for the most part he's nicer, more competent and more practical than she is, and regularly has to rescue her from the results of her own [[ZanyScheme zany schemes]]. However, there have been times where Peggy is able to function in a situation a lot easier than Hank does, either due to his willing inability to deal with emotions or because it's some cultural event that clashes with Hank's "old days" mind set.
** The best example of this played straight is when Peggy learns that Hank has paid sticker price for every car he's bought for the past twenty-five years. For years, Hank was led to believe he was being offered "special deals" on the cars until Peggy got involved in buying a new car and watched Hank pay full price on a car she was going to pay $2,500 less on.
** {{ZigZagged| Trope}}. Although she occasionally does have to let Hank know when he's being a jerkass, for the most part he's nicer, more competent and more practical than she is, and regularly has to rescue her from the results of her own [[ZanyScheme zany schemes]]. However, there have been times where Peggy is able to function in a situation a lot easier than Hank does, either due to his willing inability to deal with emotions or because it's some cultural event that clashes with Hank's "old days" mind set.
** The best example of this played straight is when Peggy learns that Hank has paid sticker price for every car he's bought for the past twenty-five years. For years, Hank was led to believe he was being offered "special deals" on the cars until Peggy got involved in buying a new car and watched Hank pay full price on a car she was going to pay $2,500 less on.
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* WomenAreWiser:
** {{ZigZagged| Trope}}. Although she occasionally does have to let Hank know when he's being a jerkass, for the most part he's nicer, more competent and more practical than she is, and regularly has to rescue her from the results of her own [[ZanyScheme zany schemes]]. However, there have been times where Peggy is able to function in a situation a lot easier than Hank does, either due to his willing inability to deal with emotions or because it's some cultural event that clashes with Hank's "old days" mind set.
** The best example of this played straight is when Peggy learns that Hank has paid sticker price for every car he's bought for the past twenty-five years. For years, Hank was led to believe he was being offered "special deals" on the cars until Peggy got involved in buying a new car and watched Hank pay full price on a car she was going to pay $2,500 less on.
** {{ZigZagged| Trope}}. Although she occasionally does have to let Hank know when he's being a jerkass, for the most part he's nicer, more competent and more practical than she is, and regularly has to rescue her from the results of her own [[ZanyScheme zany schemes]]. However, there have been times where Peggy is able to function in a situation a lot easier than Hank does, either due to his willing inability to deal with emotions or because it's some cultural event that clashes with Hank's "old days" mind set.
** The best example of this played straight is when Peggy learns that Hank has paid sticker price for every car he's bought for the past twenty-five years. For years, Hank was led to believe he was being offered "special deals" on the cars until Peggy got involved in buying a new car and watched Hank pay full price on a car she was going to pay $2,500 less on.
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* WomenAreWiser:
** {{ZigZagged| Trope}}. Although she occasionally does haveWomenAreWiser: She tends to let Hank know when he's being a jerkass, for the most part he's nicer, be more competent and more practical reasonable than she is, and regularly has to rescue her from the results of her own [[ZanyScheme zany schemes]]. However, there have been times where Peggy is able to function in a situation a lot easier than Hank does, either due to his willing inability to deal with emotions or because it's some cultural event that clashes with Hank's "old days" mind set.
** The best example of this played straight is when Peggy learns that Hank has paid sticker price for every car he's bought for the past twenty-five years. For years, Hank was led to believe he was being offered "special deals" on the cars until Peggy got involved in buying a new car and watched Hank pay full price on a car she was going to pay $2,500 less on.male characters.
** {{ZigZagged| Trope}}. Although she occasionally does have
** The best example of this played straight is when Peggy learns that Hank has paid sticker price for every car he's bought for the past twenty-five years. For years, Hank was led to believe he was being offered "special deals" on the cars until Peggy got involved in buying a new car and watched Hank pay full price on a car she was going to pay $2,500 less on.
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* AbusiveParents: Her relationship with Luanne is shown to be negligent at best. She deprives her of attentio, neglects to show up for the mother-daughter haircut at the beauty school along with Luanne’s Manger Babies puppet show, and would happily mooch off of her if she quit school and got a job.
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* AbusiveParents: Her relationship with Luanne is shown to be negligent at best. She deprives her of attentio, attention, neglects to show up for the mother-daughter haircut at the beauty school along with Luanne’s Manger Babies puppet show, and would happily mooch off of her if she quit school and got a job.
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* AbusiveParents: Her relationship with Luanne is implied to be negligent at best considering she deprives her of attention and doesn’t show much care for her daughter to show up for any of her events and would happily mooch off of her if she quit school and got a job.
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* AbusiveParents: Her relationship with Luanne is implied shown to be negligent at best considering she best. She deprives her of attention and doesn’t show much care for her daughter attentio, neglects to show up for any of her events the mother-daughter haircut at the beauty school along with Luanne’s Manger Babies puppet show, and would happily mooch off of her if she quit school and got a job.
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* AbusiveParents: Her relationship with Luanne is implied to be negligent at best considering she doesn’t show much care for her daughter to show up for any of her events and would happily mooch off her own daughter if she quit school and got a job.
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* AbusiveParents: Her relationship with Luanne is implied to be negligent at best considering she deprives her of attention and doesn’t show much care for her daughter to show up for any of her events and would happily mooch off of her own daughter if she quit school and got a job.
