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Episode Information |
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| Title: | The Witch of Hound Dog |
| Episode #: | 04x08 |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday November 06th, 1960 |
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Episode Summary |
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Bart travels to the town of Hound Dog, Tennessee to collect an old gambling debt and becomes involved with a woman whom everyone thinks is a witch.
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Episode Notes |
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Hound Dog, Tennessee ranks right up there for the most unusual name of a town in the entire series.
| Anita Sands definitely ranks as one of the hottest babes of the series. She would return in Family Pride.
| In this episode, Bart proves he's not very good at handling his liquor.
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Episode Quotes |
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Pappyism: A man can stay outta trouble if he learns to do something with his hands.
| Zack: You wouldn't by chance be a workin' gambler?
Bart: Oh, no. I just took it up recently--for a hobby.
| Bart: Poker is a dangerous game, Zack. You've got to be willing to lose once in a while.
| Nancy: I'm sorry you took sick but I reckon it's your own fault for likin' cards better than courtin'.
| Bart: Luke boy, for a scientific mind, you sure do some unexperimental thinkin'.
| Nancy: (from a tree) Now that you found me, whadda you aim to do?
Bart: Well, I'm too tired to climb trees.
| Bart: (to Nancy) Your imagination is just too big to fit in the city.
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Episode Goofs |
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It's implied in the episode that the Smokey Mountains are only a short distance from Memphis when in reality they are on the other end of the state of Tennessee.
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Cultural References |
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One wonders whether or not the name of the town in this episode was inspired by the popular rock and roll song by Elvis Presley entitled Hound Dog.
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Analysis |
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Pretty average episode here although we do get a nice turn from Warner Brothers posse member Wayde Preston as a country doctor and Anita Sands makes for great eye candy. One also gets the feeling that this one would have worked better had James Garner been in it.
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