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* [[Jekyll and Hyde]] - Charlie and Hank
** [[Hyde Plays Jekyll]] - Hank acts like he is Charlie to get Irene to sleep with him.
* [[Jerk Withwith a Heart of Gold]] - Charlie's three sons, whom in spite of being foul-mouthed delinquents are academic savants who are also amongst the few adolescent males in '''any''' medium to consistently say "I love you Dad." {{spoiler|And they even help him propose to Irene, too. [[Crowning Moment of Funny|"Will you marry me, bitch?!"]].}}
** Hank - he makes a speech about this with Irene. Also when he apoligizes with Whitey for having him insulted.
* [[Multi Character Title]]
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* [[Taking Advantage of Generosity]] - Charlie putting up with this for years is part of what makes Hank manifest.
* [[Theme Music Power-Up]] - A section of Hardknox's 'Fire Like This' plays whenever Hank takes over.
* [[What Happened to Thethe Mouse?]] - It never revealed what became of the guy who laughed at Charlie by the soda vending machine. All that is shown is that Hank apparently ripped the vending machine open with a fire axe.
** The DVD has a deleted scene revealing that Charlie did exactly what what he told Irene he did; he told the guy that his comment wasn't helping and the guy apologized. Hank presumably went to find an axe after the guy drove off.
*** Then Hank was still pissed at the vending machine for not taking his money.
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