Mrs the Boggle Champ

"Mrs the Boggle Champ" is the ninth episode of King of the Kill. It was first aired on April 12, 1992. The episode was written by Sterling Beaumon and Jason

Dolley, and directed by Jake Goodman. In this episode, Mrs. wins a series of Boggle games and goes on to the championship. Meanwhile, Jack, Cora and Widget try to deal with a condensation ring left on the coffee table, but make a bigger mess than usual.

Characters

 * Whyatt Kill
 * Mrs. Kill
 * Mr. Kill
 * Jack Kill
 * Cora Dlatter
 * Widget Dlatter
 * Red Gribble
 * Grandma Gribble
 * Princess Pea
 * Pig Dauterive
 * Hahn Souphanousinphone
 * Ninh Souphanousinphone
 * Riley Souphanousinphone
 * Zachary Quinn Jr. (cameo)
 * Brent Steel (cameo)
 * Alexi Golgarin (cameo)
 * Joan (cameo)
 * Nate Gardner (cameo)
 * Taffyta Gardner (cameo)
 * Chuck Mangione

The Hotel Room

 * Whyatt: Hey, coach used to say something to fire us up when we're behind.
 * Mrs: Yeah, what?
 * Whyatt: LOSER! You're a LOSER! Are you feeling sorry for yourself?! Well, you should be, because you are DIRT! You make me sick, you big baby! (Mrs is crying in the background) Baby want a bottle? A big, DIRT bottle?!
 * Mrs: (crying) Why are you yelling at me?
 * Whyatt: Well... I'm your coach.

Mrs. Beats Taffyta

 * (Taffyta is heard and seen crying after her loss; she and her husband walk off to the left)
 * Nate: Loser! You're a loser! Are you feeling sorry for yourself? Well, you should be!

Trivia

 * When Taffyta lost to Mrs at Boggle, Nate said; "Loser! You're a loser! Are you feeling sorry for yourself? Well, you should be!" similar to how Whyatt said when Mrs lost to her at Boggle the first time.
 * This is the only episode of King of the Kill directed by Jake Goodman.
 * Jack sliding across the floor in his underwear after Whyatt and Mrs leave for Mozambique a is a parody of a scene originating from the movie Risky Business, which is also parodied in the movie Home Alone. When Tom Cruise did it, it was supposed to be sexy. When Macaulay Culkin did it, it was supposed to be funny and cute. When Jack Kill does it, well, santomero for yourself...
 * Joan, the Boggle Hospitality Coordinator, has the same voice (with thick Minnesota accent) as the Reverend Stroup character who was not introduced until the third season of the show.