Did anyone get the wrong episode?

S01E08 Shins of the FatherretroJun 16, 19973 months later6 posts by 6 posters
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Terrance Scanlan

Did anybody else get "Hank's Unmentionable Problem" [4E07] (the constipation ep) last night instead of "Shins of the Father" [4E08] (Grampa Hill visits ep)? I believe it may have been just MITV, but WUHF-31 (Fox from Rochester, NY) carries the MITV station from 9:30 to 11:00pm because they are both showing "KOTH" and "X-Files" (so it's kind of weird seeing Canadian commercials on an American station) so it could have aired on Fox too.

BTW, 4E07 is only the second episode too repeat twice. The other was [4E02] "Squared Peg" (the sex-ed ep). Next Sunday's repeat is of [4E10] "Keeping Up With Our Joneses" (the smoking ep)

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Likewise for Los Angeles. I also checked with the network and they definitely fed "Shins of the Father" to USA stations on Sunday night.

In article , [email] wrote:

I am new here, but I got "Shins of the Father" here in Ft. Lauderdale. I had never seen that one before, so it was especially nice.

Stephen Turrisi Technical Support Manager JL Audio Inc. http://www.jlaudio.com/

Nope.

I got Shins of a Father here in Detroit! BTW, when will they show Hank's Unmentionable Problem again? I think they showed that episode in honor or Father's Day.

Joya Nappo [email]

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Here on the East coast (Nova Scotia), MITV also showed 4e07, instead of Shins of the Father. Does that mean that we are going to get 4e07 twice, instead of getting to see 08? That would be a bumer.

Jason

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