S13E05 · SCENE 4/12 · 05:25
No Bobby Left Behind · school classroom
Principal Moss Plans Special Needs Loophole

Principal Moss and Carl discuss using a special needs loophole to avoid the test.

05:25→06:54
in the episode · 1m 29s · S13E05

What happens

05:25–06:54

Principal Moss and Carl talk about having Mr. Turkelson evaluate Bobby and Joseph for special needs so they can skip the test and go to Alamo Land.

Whereschool classroom
DriverPrincipal Moss
Positionsetup · setup
ThreadSpecial Needs Class Conflict

Key lines

from this scene
05:26

Bobby Hill, Principal Moss needs you.

06:18

Which means you're no longer required to take the standardized test.

06:49

I should let the expert decide.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
tense0.6
misunderstanding0.4
absurd0.4
social rule violation0.3
escalation0.3

Beats

05:49Bobby is told he may be labeled special needs
06:36Bobby is excited about the field trip to Alamo Land

Scene in the episode

05:25–06:54
A · Special Needs Class Conflict
B · Alamo Land Disaster
C · Test Evaluation and Consequences

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King of the Hill - Unidentified Special Needs · Sky Welshhans

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Carl MossDennis Burkley37 episodes · drives 1 scenes
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Bobby HillPamela Adlon254 episodes · drives 510 scenes
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Joseph GribbleBrittany Murphy139 episodes · drives 53 scenes

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