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Isn't there a quote where Peggy tells him about a fake propane emergency and he scoffs at MacMaynerberry?
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"Hank, that was the mayor of Macmaynerberry on the phone! There's a propane emergency!" "Macmaynerberry!? When will they learn?"
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Dec 2, 2009 05:36
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The black booster screaming "McMaynerberry!!!!" at Hank during the pancake lunch is amazing.
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Dec 2, 2009 05:42
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big mean giraffe posted:Isn't there a quote where Peggy tells him about a fake propane emergency and he scoffs at MacMaynerberry? My favorite fake propane emergency joke was in the George W Bush episode where Luann tricks Hank and he says how Strickland will have to pay a fine, after he reports it.
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Dec 2, 2009 05:43
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hall n oates mom posted:That expression is the most smug Hank ever looks in the entire series (I too, saw it yet again on teletoon yesterday and was waiting just for that moment)[I've seen that episode like 14 times]. He also looked really smug in that episode where he battled for, and eventually won, his favorite church pew. That was a really funny episode, but it was kind of different in that Hank was in the wrong about the situation, but he got his way in the end and learned nothing.
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Dec 2, 2009 05:53
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"Grand Theft Arlen" is on tomorrow night and I'm amped because it's such a ridiculously awesome episode. Now while this level of anticipation for a syndicated rerun may sound pathetic, remember - there is literally no other way in the world to see any episode past Season 6 at your own leisure.  "Oh god, I just struck that man! Which button do I press to turn myself in?!"
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Crotch Bat posted:The black booster screaming "McMaynerberry!!!!" at Hank during the pancake lunch is amazing. Isn't that guy voiced by James Brown? I know JB, Terry, and Howie did the voices for a few of the Arlen boosters, but I don't remember which ones.
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Dec 2, 2009 06:16
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^^^^^^^^ I love that episode because it reminds me of how much Hank is like my dad. Many years ago, when GTA: Vice City was a new game and my dad was visiting my humble student apartment, I decided to demonstrate a little of the game to him. I knew he wouldn't like the plot or the violence, but I thought he might be impressed with the realism and how much video games have advanced since his favorite game of Battle Zone on the Atari. So I showed him some driving around in Miami, and his first comment was: "You drove through that red light."
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Dec 2, 2009 06:19
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Cant wait to see it, Ive never seen that episode.
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hall n oates mom posted:"Grand Theft Arlen" is on tomorrow night and I'm amped because it's such a ridiculously awesome episode. Now while this level of anticipation for a syndicated rerun may sound pathetic, remember - there is literally no other way in the world to see any episode past Season 6 at your own leisure. the buff Hank in PROPAIN is so great. "I TELL YOU WHAT"
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hall n oates mom posted:"Grand Theft Arlen" is on tomorrow night and I'm amped because it's such a ridiculously awesome episode. Now while this level of anticipation for a syndicated rerun may sound pathetic, remember - there is literally no other way in the world to see any episode past Season 6 at your own leisure. I love the way Hank says Pimp Cup
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robot roll call posted:the buff Hank in PROPAIN is so great. "I TELL YOU WHAT"
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how did I never notice that creepy picture of naked baby Bobby in the Hills' bedroom 
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I'm glad you can enjoy your work, tomorrow I'm the official Strickland "tickler". I think I might call in sick.
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Dec 3, 2009 04:51
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muscles like this? posted:My favorite fake propane emergency joke was in the George W Bush episode where Luann tricks Hank and he says how Strickland will have to pay a fine, after he reports it. I laughed so hard when I first heard that one. I've only seen seasons 1-6 and whatever I could watch on Hulu (end of season 13 and the last few eps of the series.) drat you Fox, release the rest of those DVDs!
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I though you liked me! Oh yea, you rock my world.
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Dusty old bones, full of green dust! White shirt white shirt, how'd you get your shirt so white? I love this episode.
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Tender Bender posted:Dusty old bones, full of green dust! mocking each other this way has become one of me and my roomates' favorite pastimes...
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muscles like this? posted:Thatherton! Nudity!
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I can't remember the episodes, but my favorite Hank moment is either when he tries to set his alarm for something like 6:00 but ends up getting 6:01 so he sighs and starts going all the way around again. Either that or the time he goes into some new restaurant that opens up, sighs and goes "ahhh, rafters" Hank is easily the best character on TV.
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Thanks to this thread, I can't read anything in italics without hearing it in Dramatic Hank Voice in my head. This has even extended to the various titles of articles I've been reading for essays and whatnot. This is not a bad thing at all, and I really recommend that everyone do it. Keep Hank alive inside your heart. Zutaten fucked around with this message at 08:34 on Dec 4, 2009 |
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Dec 4, 2009 08:32
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Ah the episode that showed me just now nuts people in Texas are for Football in high school. This isn't middle school, this is real life. I once met Terry Bradshaw and told him how much I enjoy his performance in this episode. twistedmentat fucked around with this message at 08:47 on Dec 4, 2009 |
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Dec 4, 2009 08:38
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In the episode with the kid that bullies hank, peggy and dale go on a stakeout for woodland creatures to kill and stuff. They're sitting in the dead bug truck, and dale is frustrated that they haven't seen any animals. He goes "Three deaf kids have crossed, but not a single deer!" What the hell is he talking about?!?!?!
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Dec 4, 2009 08:57
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Good god Hank, you're wearin' BUTT BOOBIES.
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Mr Viper posted:In the episode with the kid that bullies hank, peggy and dale go on a stakeout for woodland creatures to kill and stuff. They're sitting in the dead bug truck, and dale is frustrated that they haven't seen any animals. He goes "Three deaf kids have crossed, but not a single deer!" Those are two common street warning signs. "Deaf Children Present/At Play" and "Deer Crossing". He was making a comment that they had seen a lot of the earlier and none of the later, which is what they wanted.
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Mr Viper posted:In the episode with the kid that bullies hank, peggy and dale go on a stakeout for woodland creatures to kill and stuff. They're sitting in the dead bug truck, and dale is frustrated that they haven't seen any animals. He goes "Three deaf kids have crossed, but not a single deer!" I assumed they were looking for roadkill and it's a joke about those "Deaf Child Area" signs but maybe I'm as equally clueless.
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Dec 4, 2009 09:01
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That's exactly what my roommate said. Maybe we just don't have deaf kids in LA but I've literally never seen a sign like that before.
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Dec 4, 2009 09:10
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It's definitely more of a suburban/rural thing.
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Oddly enough, I had a conversation about this very subject with my girlfriend earlier, because we were driving around and saw a sign that said just "DEAF PERSON". It was the only time i've seen a sign like that not for a child.
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Zutaten posted:Thanks to this thread, I can't read anything in italics without hearing it in Dramatic Hank Voice in my head. La Grunta.
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Zutaten posted:Thanks to this thread, I can't read anything in italics without hearing it in Dramatic Hank Voice in my head. The Vander Graffs
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I always wonder what the scope of Heimlich County really is. Characters are always saying "this is the biggest ------- in Heimlich County!!" Its a good running joke. "Pinch me, Mr. Ho."
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Dec 4, 2009 16:45
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Why does it always take a hardware store to get you to open up, Hank?
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The density of seeing these episodes all at once has let me spot a few more inconsistencies beyond where Peggy may or may not have grown up. In "Enrique-cilable Differences", Enrique mentions about how the kids are all moved out now, which is one of the reasons why he was having problems with his wife. However, in Lady and Gentrification (which was only a year later) Enrique is shown having a teenage daughter. In "24 Hour Propane People", Donna mentions how she hasn't seen her husband in days. However, in "Lost in Myspace", Donna is shown to be single and a partier (I suppose she could have gotten a divorce.)
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Donna seems like the kind of person who'd have a bunch of short term marriages.
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Rusty Shackelford posted:The Vander Graffs Christmas with the Nievcoes
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We literally did those 2 pages ago  Staying power.
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hall n oates mom posted:We literally did those 2 pages ago I don't care, I love it.
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bull3964 posted:In "24 Hour Propane People", Donna mentions how she hasn't seen her husband in days. However, in "Lost in Myspace", Donna is shown to be single and a partier (I suppose she could have gotten a divorce.) Donna also used to be Buck's mistress at one point. And based on what we know from the episode you're talking about, she's slept with pretty much everyone at Strickland Propane except Hank. So.... yeah, she probably knows her way around the whole divorce thing pretty good. bull3964 posted:In "Enrique-cilable Differences", Enrique mentions about how the kids are all moved out now, which is one of the reasons why he was having problems with his wife. However, in Lady and Gentrification (which was only a year later) Enrique is shown having a teenage daughter. I don't remember that second episode hardly at all, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but couldn't "teenage daughter" be taken to mean that she's 18 or 19? I. M. Gei fucked around with this message at 06:18 on Dec 5, 2009 |
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CaptainHollywood posted:I don't care, I love it. Agreed. My favorite Hank delivery of all time is Christmas with the Nievcoes, and say it every year on Christmas morning. Well, no I don't, but I still love the delivery.
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