Betty White on `King of the Hill` (12.8)
John Isles, iv
cameo appearance on the animated `King of the Hill` this past Sunday. Her
on-tape time was limited to only about one minute as an elderly garden
store customer.
That is all.
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"John Isles, iv" wrote:
> In case any of you guys weren't watching, our own lovable Betty White had a
> cameo appearance on the animated `King of the Hill` this past Sunday. Her
> on-tape time was limited to only about one minute as an elderly garden
> store customer.
>
> That is all.
>
This marks her second appearance on the show...she was also one of the
friends of Tillie, Hank Hill's mother, in an episode where Hank took them on a
trip to a resort area where their favorite maker of glass miniatures resides.
Comic complications occur as they arrive admist the craziness of college
spring break.
Paul Duca
Dixon Hayes
>friends of Tillie, Hank Hill's mother, in an episode where Hank took them on
>a
>trip to a resort area where their favorite maker of glass miniatures resides.
Her best animated work IMHO, was when she appeared as herself in a "Simpsons"
episode that opens during a PBS pledge drive.
Did anyone catch the episode of "The Wild Thornberrys" in which Betty White
voiced the family's rough and surprisingly active grandmother?
Dixon
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