In the episode " Take Me out of the Ball Game," during a baseball game where Peggy and Bill were on opposite sides, she accidentally beaned him with a hardball, knocking him to the ground. Sometimes it's just because Bill has the worst luck in the world. Although she hurts Bill often and in many different ways, it's not all intentional. She does occasionally show kindness towards him, but sometimes it's when she can seemingly get something from him. She is incredibly bold and outspoken about her disgust of him, to his face and to others. Peggy, on account of her gigantic ego and limitless self-perception, rarely shows sympathy for Bill and is actively repulsed by him, insulting him at any opportunity without regard for his feelings. It's a possibility that Bill is so enamored of Peggy because he himself is so weak-willed and she is so head-strong. He frequently makes bumbling remarks about her that are inappropriate to say in front of Hank. The two haven't interacted ever since.īill has always had strong, obsessive feelings for Peggy, though these feelings are absolutely unrequited. Bill decides not to call the police, but said he would if she were to come back. She would often insult him, specifically about his weight and fungus-infested feet.Īfter being fended off by Peggy, Leanne stumbles into his truck, driving off in it and stealing it. Leanne reverted to her drunken violent ways, often punching and throwing objects at Bill to the point of him having multiple bruises, even a black eye. However, it sharply declined into a very unhealthy relationship, as Leanne began drinking again to keep her mind off of Bill’s fungus-infested toes to massage them, as he could not afford to refill his prescriptions due to Leanne’s shopping habits.
Bill quickly fell in love with her, proposing to her within days of meeting her. They would go shopping together, and she would massage Bill’s feet. Lenore tries ordering Bill around in front of Ann Richards but he finally tells her off by mooning her.Īt first, Bill and Leanne got along just fine, as the latter had actually started flirting with him first, seemingly unfazed by his appearance. At one point, Bill says "I'm so depressed, I can't even blink."ĭuring " Hank and the Great Glass Elevator", her physical debut and only physical appearance in the show, Lenore tried attempting to worm her way back into Bill's life when he became high profile while dating former Texas governor Ann Richards. It can generally be assumed that her leaving him was the major cause of his downward spiral. He often talks about her and the divorce, sometimes breaking into tears afterwards. In post-divorce, it is shown very frequently that Bill still loved her and had a very hard time recovering from the divorce, to where he began balding, gaining weight, and having depressive episodes. Bill then finally symbolically confronts Lenore for leaving him, and after being told "I don't love you anymore" he becomes enraged and yells "You don't deserve William Fontaine De la Tour Dauterive!". The divorce described to be "the worst divorce this county has ever seen", heavily implying the divorce was indeed messy and chaotic.ĭuring the early seasons, he often pined for Lenore to return after she ran out on him, but he was somewhat successful in getting over her in the episode " Pretty, Pretty Dresses" after Hank resorts to pretending to be Lenore. Lenore quickly stopped loving Bill, as she would often cheat on him, and thus the two divorced. According to Hank, the two would frequently argue loud enough for the neighbors to hear. The two were married at one point, but reached a breaking point as their marriage was rapidly falling apart. For example, Hank once, while telling Peggy that a lawn makes a man a man and gives him a purpose, says "Without my lawn, I am Bill." Despite them believing he is pathetic and disgusting, Hank, with Dale and Boomhauer presumably agreeing, views him as brave, honest, sweet, "like a big 'ol stuffed teddy bear". He is the first person to be mentioned when any character refers to losers or bemoans a misfortune for fear their lives will be ruined, like his. He is described as being nice but often depressed and lonely his overwhelming need to make people like him makes him easily taken advantage of, particularly by Dale. When Bill was younger, he was a muscular, confident, lady-killing athlete with long flowing, frizzy hair.īill is considered the personification of pathetic.
When working at Fort Blanda, he wears his U.S.
Unlike most of the other characters, his eyes are smaller and more circular.īill typically wears a white tank top, blue jeans and brown work boots.
#BILL BOSS GIF SKIN#
He is overweight with peach skin and a paler tanline that is hidden by his white tank top, a circular chin, and light red-brown hair that is balding on the top, while the rest of his body is ironically hairy. Bill is shorter than his friends, standing at 5'8.
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