The Bundys take a vacation in Branson, Missouri, Al tempted by the promise of an all-fried buffet and twin beds. While they are away, the D'Arcys take care of Lucky and seize the opportunity to act out a dirty fantasy in the Bundys' home, the couple role-playing as Peggy and Al.
Everything that takes place in Missouri is clichéd nonsense, with stereotypical hillbilly behaviour from the hotel desk clerk (he eyes up Bud and wants to take him on a canoe trip) and obvious swipes at Midwestern ways (nasty fashion). When the Bundys find themselves low on cash, Peggy and Kelly enter a talent contest as mother and daughter country and western duo The Juggs. They win the competition, which means that they also get the chance to tour worldwide with country legend Tammy Wynette (good job she can sing, 'cos she sure can't act).
Jefferson and Marcy playing Al and Peggy is the best thing about this episode - they're very funny, Amanda Bearse looking great in Katey Sagal's wig and Jefferson, as Al, going past the couple's agreed 'safe place'. However, Kelly has the funniest line while impersonating the desk clerk: "...as soon as someone learns him his letters."
Everything that takes place in Missouri is clichéd nonsense, with stereotypical hillbilly behaviour from the hotel desk clerk (he eyes up Bud and wants to take him on a canoe trip) and obvious swipes at Midwestern ways (nasty fashion). When the Bundys find themselves low on cash, Peggy and Kelly enter a talent contest as mother and daughter country and western duo The Juggs. They win the competition, which means that they also get the chance to tour worldwide with country legend Tammy Wynette (good job she can sing, 'cos she sure can't act).
Jefferson and Marcy playing Al and Peggy is the best thing about this episode - they're very funny, Amanda Bearse looking great in Katey Sagal's wig and Jefferson, as Al, going past the couple's agreed 'safe place'. However, Kelly has the funniest line while impersonating the desk clerk: "...as soon as someone learns him his letters."
