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twistedmentat posted:I always loved the end of that episode. How he was happy that he got so much good business out of Hank over the years he was willing to ignore the possibility Hank burned down his cars. He still thought Hank burned down the lot, just that it wasn't worth it cause Hank is the type to fight it all the way, and besides, he sold Hank all those cars at sticker price that it was a good run anyway.
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Benagain posted:Saw Buckley's funeral again recently, saw what I feel is Kahn's greatest line: I heard what to did to Shane Wasanasong, and then I heard what you did to your father, I am conflicted. I know that's not the quote, but it's still one of my favorites.
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fishmaster17 posted:Did I miss something or did the writers screw up? Dale's line about Hank selling tractors at one point was really just flavor for the dialogue. It's never come up or been the focus of anything. Jeans West -> Strickland Propane twistedmentat posted:I heard what to did to Shane Wasanasong, and then I heard what you did to your father, I am conflicted. TheRationalRedditor fucked around with this message at 22:35 on Oct 29, 2009 |
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hall n oates mom posted:You missed the fact that it was a leadup to Hank realizing that Ted Wasanasong didn't actually care about Hank at all and simply wanted him at Nine Rivers as their token whitey. That was Ted's best guess as to Hank's profession when he was put on the spot. I thought it was Chang.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:I thought it was Chang.
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Oct 29, 2009 22:42
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hall n oates mom posted:Chane - traditional Laotian moniker or inability to phoneticize 'S'??? It's super white! I love Ted's speech patterns.
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Oct 29, 2009 22:52
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twistedmentat posted:It's super white! 
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Oct 29, 2009 23:15
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We're Episcopal now, its just good business
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Oct 29, 2009 23:39
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Benagain posted:Saw Buckley's funeral again recently, saw what I feel is Kahn's greatest line: "Now that he's gone, I feel a big hole in my life -- I think we all do. Is a world without Buckley a world we want to live in? ... As a Buddhist, of course, I get comfort from a story. I don't need to tell you how much Buddhists love a story! ... Anyway, story begins with man being chased by ferocious man-eating tiger. Tiger chase him to edge of cliff. Man falls off. Halfway down, he grab onto branch. He look up, he see ferocious tiger. Now he look down, he see another hungry tiger, waiting for him on the ground below. Not a good place to be. He knows for sure he gonna die. Then out of corner of his eye he see a wild strawberry growing on same branch. He pluck it and eat it. And it was the sweetest-tasting strawberry he ever had."
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Oct 30, 2009 00:24
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hall n oates mom posted:Chane - traditional Laotian moniker or inability to phoneticize 'S'??? Is Ted Wasanasong Laotian or Chinese? He's shown speaking Chinese to one of the guys from the Nine Rivers membership committee when they're trying to recruit Hank, but he identifies himself as being Laotian. Is he just a Laotian guy who also speaks Chinese?
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Oct 30, 2009 02:15
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Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:Is Ted Wasanasong Laotian or Chinese? He's shown speaking Chinese to one of the guys from the Nine Rivers membership committee when they're trying to recruit Hank, but he identifies himself as being Laotian. Is he just a Laotian guy who also speaks Chinese? I think its safe to assume that people from Laos can speak Chinese.
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Oct 30, 2009 02:30
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twistedmentat posted:I think its safe to assume that people from Laos can speak Chinese. Then how come Kahn couldn't understand what Ted was saying when he was speaking Chinese?
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Oct 30, 2009 02:32
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Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:Then how come Kahn couldn't understand what Ted was saying when he was speaking Chinese? Because Ted is way better educated than Khan? Don't they mention that Khan is from a peasant background?
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Oct 30, 2009 03:12
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Whoot! One of my favorite episodes, the one were Dale gets a new mower!
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Oct 31, 2009 07:33
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"Hilloween" is easily in my top 3 episodes. "The complacency of fools will destroy them. - Proverbs" "Get out of my house! ...Exodus."
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Oct 31, 2009 08:01
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I just watched that one, Hank was out of control!
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Oct 31, 2009 08:21
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Jay Dub posted:"The complacency of fools will destroy them. - Proverbs" This is my favorite exchange in the whole series.
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Oct 31, 2009 17:08
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The Bluegrass is Always Greener is a great episode. The parallels between Hank and Kahn are great and its a rare Connie episode which usually work out well. Plus it gives great lines like: Dale: *points to Charlie Daniels* Connie Souphanousinphone everyone! She's only 13 years old! and one of my all-time favorites Hank: Where have you guys been? I've had to deal with The Bluegrass Brothers all by myself. They've been staring at me, twiddlin' their beards and trying to psyche me out.
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Nov 1, 2009 03:36
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Bill, do you have any idea what that song is about? It's about a dragon!
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Nov 1, 2009 03:55
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Governor Richards! It's been awhile! You may not remember me... but I've seen you on TV!
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Something along the lines of "It took my wife, Peggy Hill, eight flushes after using the low flow toilet"
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Caught "The Incredible Hank" on Adult Swim. I'd forgotten what a great episode it is, despite the annoying Peggyness. Also, it has this exchange: Dale: So it turns out I'm not the actual Dale Gribble, but a clone of him. The original Dale Gribble is a super-warrior from the year 2087. The second me, i.e. I, was created to help the first me fight the invading Mongol armies. Hank: Dale, that's asinine, and here's four reasons why. First, you're not gonna clone a super-warrior out of a guy who can't even win a thumb-wrestling match. Two, you've spent your life swearing that the robots will eliminate the clones by the year 2010, so which is it, robots or clones? Three, you've already said you sympathize with the invading Mongolians of 2087, so you'd be the last one they'd send to fight them. And four, if you were from the future, you would have seen this coming. (Punches Dale in the arm)
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hall n oates mom posted:Chane - traditional Laotian moniker or inability to phoneticize 'S'??? Pretty sure Chane is actually his name. Bobby and Connie pronounce it that way all the time, and they don't have heavy Laotian accents. Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:Is Ted Wasanasong Laotian or Chinese? He's shown speaking Chinese to one of the guys from the Nine Rivers membership committee when they're trying to recruit Hank, but he identifies himself as being Laotian. Is he just a Laotian guy who also speaks Chinese? Ted is a very successful businessman at...whatever it is that he does (does the show ever say what that is?) In the world of Arlen, the Asian community is very wealthy and powerful. It just makes sense for Ted to speak Chinese. He would have taken the time to learn the language to be more successful. He is definitely Laotian though; there was the whole episode where he claims Kahn is a banana and he needs to get in touch with his Laotian roots by joining that guerrila army. I always found the Ted/Kahn relationship hilarious. Kahn desperately wants to be accepted by this pompous douchebag.
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cheerfullydrab posted:Caught "The Incredible Hank" on Adult Swim. I'd forgotten what a great episode it is, despite the annoying Peggyness. Also, it has this exchange: Yeah...this might be one of my favorite exchanges of the whole show. God I love Dale.
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cheerfullydrab posted:Caught "The Incredible Hank" on Adult Swim. I'd forgotten what a great episode it is, despite the annoying Peggyness. Also, it has this exchange: Now, who wants to wrestle?
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Hogarth Hughes posted:Pretty sure Chane is actually his name. Bobby and Connie pronounce it that way all the time, and they don't have heavy Laotian accents.
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Nov 3, 2009 20:33
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Ja-hooon Redcorn. Pa-Heeey-gy Hill.
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Hank, I would never heal your wife in the same way I heal the wives of other men.
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"If you lay one unprofessional hand on her I'll kick your rear end. ... ... I will."
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Was there any reason ever given for naming John Redcorn's band Big Mountain Fudgecake? The name seems so odd that I always figured there was a story for it.
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I think it's because one of the voice actors (the 2nd one? Maybe there have only been 2) actually HAS a band called Big Mountain Fudgecake. Not that it clarifies anything, of course.
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Nov 4, 2009 01:17
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Syrant posted:"If you lay one unprofessional hand on her I'll kick your rear end. ... ... I will." Needs to be an animated gif of out of shape Hank and in shape John Redcorn, with the wind blowing by.
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Nov 4, 2009 05:35
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Who would like a hot cup of love?
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Nov 4, 2009 16:51
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Horace posted:Who would like a hot cup of love? I can't even find a picture of Dad and Grandpa where they are both smiling. Wait! If we pasted Grandpa's head on the wedding picture it would look like they were both happy!
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The best part of that is the handshake. Only Hank would shake hands with his wife at their wedding.
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"I surely am not unfond of you, Peggy, I tell you what."
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One of my favorite jokes is when Bill screams out "I'm not gay!" in the hair salon and Luann gives him the "You're not acting gay" signal.
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Tender Bender posted:One of my favorite jokes is when Bill screams out "I'm not gay!" in the hair salon and Luann gives him the "You're not acting gay" signal. I was watching this today and noticed that apparently Wyatt Cenac was a writer on the show?
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Stutes posted:I was watching this today and noticed that apparently Wyatt Cenac was a writer on the show? Yeah, he did writing and story editing. IMDB says he only has two scripts credited to him, but he worked on the show for a few seasons.
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"You're hair is so sexy... it reminds me of... sex."
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