El Sancho's brother/cousin(?) Rydel and Cynna have a whacky neurotic prescription fueled chat with Collette Reardon from SNL! She can't stop flirting with Rydel and laughs like a possessed crazy demon lady! Love that smeared lipstick baby! Hank shares his love of the new badass single from STICKY DOLL, talks about doing Peggy in the "behind," backwards masking devil music, and tasting the meat not the heat while he and El Sancho's brother/cousin(?) Rydel Sancho blast some good loud flaming farts! Cynna of course just laughs her skinny little ass off and looks hot!
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(0:00) Show intro
(11:02) Moxee Correspondent P.A.L.™ Call
(28:44) NEW SINGLE "You Don't Like Me"
(30:36) Collette Reardon (SNL) Call
(47:40) Hank Hill Call
(56:14) M.A.M.™ Call
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A Cheri Oteri sketch. Debuted May 10, 1997. Collette Reardon was a disheveled middle-aged woman who appeared to be significantly impaired by some drug or mixture of drugs. In the first two sketches, she would show up in a pharmacy with a stack of numerous prescriptions for unbelievably large supplies and large doses of an assortment of drugs, most of which were notorious for being addictive. Some of the prescriptions would be for clearly recreational drugs, such as peyote buttons, that would not be available in a pharmacy. The pharmacist (played by the guest host of the episode) was naturally skeptical of the legitimacy of the prescriptions. Subsequently, she appeared on Weekend Update as an "expert" and in situations where her impairment was particularly inappropriate.
During the course of some of her appearances, it was mentioned that Collette drove a school bus for a living.
Appearances:
May 10, 1997: Host John Goodman as the skeptical pharmacist.
Oct. 18, 1997: Host Brendan Fraser as the skeptical pharmacist.
Nov. 14, 1998: Host Joan Allen. In this installment, Collette appears as a pharmaceutics "expert" on Weekend Update.
Apr. 10, 1999: Host John Goodman. Collette again shares her expertise on Weekend Update.
Nov. 6, 1999: Host Dylan McDermott. Collette is visited by a telephone repairman (McDermott) at her home.
Mar. 11, 2000: Host Joshua Jackson. Collette embarrasses her nephew (Jackson) when she visits him at his school.
Hank Rutherford Hill (born April 15,[1] age 41[2]) is the protagonist of King of the Hill. Hank has a central role in most story lines, along with his family (wife Peggy, son Bobby and niece by marriage Luanne). Hank's voice is provided by series co-creator Mike Judge.
He expresses a fascination for of propane, knowing every intricate detail. Hank is known to threaten people who have angered him with saying, "I'm gonna kick your ass."
