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LonesomeCrowdedWest posted:'a kid with tools in both hands has no hands left to do drugs!' this is my fav line
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FuhrerHat posted:this is my fav line Carl is a funny loving guy.
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...and the pitch! posted:Carl is a funny loving guy. Heck yeah. I didn't like the late season episode where he became a mean roommate to bill
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What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up, like a raisin in the sun? Or does it rise to a height of exactly 39 feet, teaching the Zoning Board who not to mess with?
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I like the episodes where hank smokes weed and thinks he might have killed a coworker
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...and the pitch! posted:Carl is a funny loving guy. i got that disease where i wake up drunk in strange places
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LonesomeCrowdedWest posted:I like the episodes where hank smokes weed and thinks he might have killed a coworker how many could there possibly be??
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Aesop Poprock posted:how many could there possibly be?? it was a two-parter but i cant remember which episode he smokes weed in but i think its referenced in both
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I ended up watching about 95% of a Goode Family episode and while it wasn't horrible, I could see how it comes off feeling like a more mean-spirited King of the Hill that required everyone to be overly cartoonish. The episode I saw was about the kid playing football and they had to slaughter a pig at the end as a ceremony to win a game. King of the Hill has done right of passage episodes about hunting, sports, animals being killed, etc. and all I could think of would be they would have done that same plot with a degree of, "Are you kiddin' me?!" from most of the characters to the thought of them tying a pig to a tree to kill it as part of a ritual to win a game.
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Aesop Poprock posted:how many could there possibly be?? LonesomeCrowdedWest posted:it was a two-parter but i cant remember which episode he smokes weed in but i think its referenced in both 
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"I didn't drown that boy!"
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Feb 23, 2017 09:05
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King Possum III posted:"I didn't drown that boy!" Oh man, I remember that one. I remember first time I saw that ep that had me in fits. God bless u king of the hill!!!!
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Feb 23, 2017 09:21
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"Got to get money For the things I wanna buy Got to get some money Or else I'm gonna die"
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:This is a fat kids thread.
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i laugh at tony danza
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King of the Ant Hill is the only one on my do-not-rewatch list. Although to be fair I usually burn out long before season 13.
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Usually I instinctively stay away from the weird hyper clean HD looking seasons, but last night I thought what the hell and put on an s13 episode about Bobby playing baseball and jeez you guys really aren't kidding about Hank's characterisation being completely wrong. The out-of-nowhere retcon about Bobby loving baseball despite sucking at it is weird enough, but earlier seasons Hank would never ever discourage him from playing, wtf
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Feb 23, 2017 11:05
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Hank turns really mean in the late seasons. Whereas at the start hed have a clear moral reason for something, later on they just have him be a dick.
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Feb 23, 2017 11:12
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Bobby learned a lot about baseball through Chip Block
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King Possum III posted:"Got to get money Wake up, just want to...wash...myself. ...scrub my wrists. Clean my brains out. Hey yeah hey, Hey yeah hey Hey yeah hey yeah hay They'll miss me when I do
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The one thing about Bobby and sports is that he's shown a talent towards marksmanship that never really seemed to be brought up again, was it? Looking at the episode guide, it's from an episode produced and aired well before Columbine, though. I could sort of see post-Columbine the idea of a kids and guns episode being sort of off-limits.
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JediTalentAgent posted:The one thing about Bobby and sports is that he's shown a talent towards marksmanship that never really seemed to be brought up again, was it? Looking at the episode guide, it's from an episode produced and aired well before Columbine, though. I could sort of see post-Columbine the idea of a kids and guns episode being sort of off-limits. They brought it up again in the Dale hostage crisis episode. Dale said that if they had to shoot him, he'd want Bobby to do it.
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Detective No. 27 posted:They brought it up again in the Dale hostage crisis episode. Dale said that if they had to shoot him, he'd want Bobby to do it. Lol I forgot about that but it's real funny
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HAT FETISH posted:Usually I instinctively stay away from the weird hyper clean HD looking seasons, but last night I thought what the hell and put on an s13 episode about Bobby playing baseball and jeez you guys really aren't kidding about Hank's characterisation being completely wrong. The out-of-nowhere retcon about Bobby loving baseball despite sucking at it is weird enough, but earlier seasons Hank would never ever discourage him from playing, wtf And this is one of the less egregious examples, because Hank is trying to spare Bobby's feelings
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Lol I forgot about that but it's real funny On hearing it Bobby looks wistful and starts to take a rifle from a cop. That detail makes me hoot.
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Not exactly "characters randomly changing to fit the story ala later Simpsons" but the organic food episode always frustrates me because it feels like they were trying to finish a laundry list of all the premises they had left over before the season ended, and so the episode has like 3-5 concepts that would have made interesting episodes on their own, and each time it just takes a uturn towards a different plot, until it suddenly ends with the guest start wrapping things up I wanted to see the payoff of hank starting a minifarm in his backyard
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...and the pitch! posted:On hearing it Bobby looks wistful and starts to take a rifle from a cop. That detail makes me hoot. wasn't that also the episode where they "stole" Dale's new lawnmower?
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Troy Queef posted:wasn't that also the episode where they "stole" Dale's new lawnmower? Yep, that's the one. Is it also the first episode with any mention of Rusty Shackleford?
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Neurolimal posted:Not exactly "characters randomly changing to fit the story ala later Simpsons" but the organic food episode always frustrates me because it feels like they were trying to finish a laundry list of all the premises they had left over before the season ended, and so the episode has like 3-5 concepts that would have made interesting episodes on their own, and each time it just takes a uturn towards a different plot, until it suddenly ends with the guest start wrapping things up I loved it when that dark haired girl swiped a can of beer when Peggy wasn't looking. JediTalentAgent posted:The one thing about Bobby and sports is that he's shown a talent towards marksmanship that never really seemed to be brought up again, was it? Looking at the episode guide, it's from an episode produced and aired well before Columbine, though. I could sort of see post-Columbine the idea of a kids and guns episode being sort of off-limits. "Excuse me, where is the children's guns department?"
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Neurolimal posted:Not exactly "characters randomly changing to fit the story ala later Simpsons" but the organic food episode always frustrates me because it feels like they were trying to finish a laundry list of all the premises they had left over before the season ended, and so the episode has like 3-5 concepts that would have made interesting episodes on their own, and each time it just takes a uturn towards a different plot, until it suddenly ends with the guest start wrapping things up No way that's one of the absolute best late season episodes. The only flaw is... Why would Johnny Appleseed be at the megalomart (at the beginning of the episode)
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Atmus posted:Resplendent! "We don't have your cat."
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:No way that's one of the absolute best late season episodes. he shows up in a lot of random places, its implied at one point he's an alcoholic so i always assumed he was drunk and didn't know where he was also i love the one about dale/nancy's renewal "I loved my dad like a father, and he betrayed me like a betrayer"
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"I guess I am the best man, and with the joy of responsibility comes the burden of obligation"
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Luanne used to be knowledgable about cars and trucks in the first few seasons to the point she probably could have been a mechanic and they completely drop that later in the show
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JediTalentAgent posted:I ended up watching about 95% of a Goode Family episode and while it wasn't horrible, I could see how it comes off feeling like a more mean-spirited King of the Hill that required everyone to be overly cartoonish. I really liked the hunting episode because, at least as I can remember, Hank actually seemed to understand why Bobby didn't want to shoot, and didn't belittle him for it. And yeah, almost all of them would have been shocked at that.
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mojo1701a posted:Yep, that's the one. The season 2 episode about Hank's porn video fees has Dale offering to give Hank the birth certificate of a child who died in 1953. It's hardly been used. Who's not a quitter? My dead friend Hank Hill, or my new friend Rusty Shackleford?
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LonesomeCrowdedWest posted:Luanne used to be knowledgable about cars and trucks in the first few seasons to the point she probably could have been a mechanic and they completely drop that later in the show Yeah, she straight-up fixes Hank's truck a few times. "This part was wrecked, we'll need to ups a new one."
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food court bailiff posted:Yeah, she straight-up fixes Hank's truck a few times. "This part was wrecked, we'll need to ups a new one." yeah, theres a line in one of the earlier episodes something a long the lines of "I borrowed your truck uncle hank , it had a blocked fuel line but I blew it clean" and Hank looks impressed and also when his dad shows up and sabotages his own car in order to stay over at Hanks house she can tell when he's trying to start the engine that a certain part (i forget which) is missing because she can't hear it. And in the episode where hank starts catching fish using crack as bait she is more involved than Hank is rebuilding the truck after the police take it apart to check for drugs
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