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PinheadSlim posted:There was a minor character in one episode, the organic gardening episode. According to the Koth wiki her name is Maria. Oh yeah! She snuck a beer when they were using it for the garden!
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Another Bill posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UogkCxWJWw These are loving great. Some VH1 Behind the Funk poo poo narrated by Hank Hill/Butthead and some cool next gen KotH animation Thanks again for posting these
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Another Bill posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UogkCxWJWw owns I wonder if coked out emaciated Johnny Paycheque was part of Beavis's design inspiration. Take away the beard and add a needle nose and that's pretty much his face.
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I wish I'd posted about that sooner, it's like my favorite show. The James Brown 2 parter is good, I love how involved Bootsy seems to be in the 2nd season.
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Thank you very much for showing me That show, it was very good.
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New rule. You can’t listen to my song anymore.
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Hihohe posted:Thank you very much for showing me That show, it was very good. They're so great. Very addictive and I wish there were more of them. It's a subtle thing but probably the funniest bit to me is when the animation has the characters laugh and it's just a simple vertical shift in the frame that's made funnier by the fact that they're almost always preceded by a dark story about the main character shooting a guy or setting a building on fire. It's a little surreal. The attention to detail is really something too, which I guess owes a lot to the fact that these segments were obviously recorded on video first so little poo poo like scorpion rings and weird stuff sitting on end tables really helps set the mood. The backgrounds, jewelry, t-shirt logos and whatnot are fun to digest.
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I am now a Blaze Foley Fan, thank you Mike Judge.
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I'm not a country music fan by any stretch but the show got me interested in checking out Waylon Jennings and seeing what that's all about. Also, I'm a huge fan of funk and have no idea how I missed out and slept on Betty Davis for all these years but I need to give her stuff a listen too cause that poo poo sounds like fire. So my weekend playlist is set I guess.
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BiggerBoat posted:I'm not a country music fan by any stretch but the show got me interested in checking out Waylon Jennings and seeing what that's all about. All of the music on the show is so good. Mike judge has taste.
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Yes hello, rock on.
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Oh and having watched most of it now, the peak of the series is the end of the first George/Tammy episode. I made t his face 
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BiggerBoat posted:I'm not a country music fan by any stretch but the show got me interested in checking out Waylon Jennings and seeing what that's all about. Sturgill Simpson's Sound and Fury is a good listen too. Not exactly traditional country but goddamn if they're not earworms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAHenpGhCVA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpSMoBp8awM
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CommonShore posted:Oh and having watched most of it now, the peak of the series is the end of the first George/Tammy episode. I made t his face James Brown's descent from antidrug zealot to angel dust fueled lunatic sure was something.
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Another Bill posted:James Brown's descent from antidrug zealot to angel dust fueled lunatic sure was something. I can actually speak to this a little bit, if no one minds. Back in my late teens during some rather serious exploration into hard drugs I dabbled in Angel Dust. Exactly twice. Maybe thrice. First time it was euphoric, psychedelic and strange but quite fun. Even had a hangover effect that was oddly calming and the dissociative effects of it were fairly contained and Part of The Experience. A little like and acid trip without the come down. Second time I remember smoking it and going to the beach with my friend where I basically turned into Frankenstein's Monster for about 8 or 9 hours and lumbered around like a shambling corpse, barely able to speak, draw or operate my boom box. A walking lobotomy, as it were. That was the end of that. The idea of someone as talented, focused and hard working as James Brown using this poo poo on the regular explains a LOT about his bizarre deterioration and insane hallucinatory conspiracy beliefs. poo poo like thinking the television was monitoring your thoughts and such seems about par for what that poo poo does because it is very much an out of body experience. At the height of my ego loss while using it, I was (in my mind) quite literally sitting on the wall of my teenage bedroom, lotus style, and it was as real as me posting right now. I was at a 90 degree angle perpendicular to the ground, straight up. Only other thing I've tried (once) that was even close was salvia and not once on any of those occasions was I ever required to lead a band in front of 20,000 people nor manage a funk empire.
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Okay but did you do the hot new dance move known as "The Moon" ?
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The Nancy/Dale thing is interesting because he's being cheated on the entire show and he never finds out. Nancy isn't treated as a villain and she never "gets her comeuppance". It's a very unique situation for a show, animated or otherwise.
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Kevin DuBrow posted:The Nancy/Dale thing is interesting because he's being cheated on the entire show and he never finds out. Nancy isn't treated as a villain and she never "gets her comeuppance". It's a very unique situation for a show, animated or otherwise. Imo it really helps ground the series in reality
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No she stops early ish in the show after Peggy guilt trips her into rediscovering dales dreamy brown eyes and his sweet trusting sensitive trusting nature
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Dang I thought the episode where she breaks it off was late in the show but it was season 4. Time for a rewatch of the entire series
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Dale knows the entire time. Pay attention on your rewatch, he makes weird comments to embarrass them constantly.
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Another Bill posted:Dale knows the entire time. Pay attention on your rewatch, he makes weird comments to embarrass them constantly.
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Another Bill posted:Dale knows the entire time. Pay attention on your rewatch, he makes weird comments to embarrass them constantly. I think those comments are to showcase just how clueless he really is
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Dale knows about as much of Nancy's affair as Peggy knows about Spanish.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYK8BUF19iI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcyVbuvafBI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbjxckCq26w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6goV0l4HuY I mean.... Dale's just loving with them.
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Original character; do not steal
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Kevin DuBrow posted:Dang I thought the episode where she breaks it off was late in the show but it was season 4. Time for a rewatch of the entire series There's an episode very late in the series where she's swooning over John Redcorn but chooses Dale at the end, you may be thinking of that  Her comeuppance is she goes bald
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“Dale knows” theories are awful. Dale makes his opinions and beliefs known, no matter how wild and outlandish they can be. He lacks all tact. He makes his distaste for Peggy known (though in a manner of fact way and not hateful like Cotton). There’s even a whole episode where Hank makes Dale suppress this trait when Bill joins an a capella group. He also completely disowned his own father when he saw him make a move on his wife. No way he would have been ok with letting a complete stranger sleep with his wife. He also didn’t hesitate to have an enemy assassinated after seeing him for the first time in decades (Chip Block).
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Detective No. 27 posted:“Dale knows” theories are awful. Dale makes his opinions and beliefs known, no matter how wild and outlandish they can be. He lacks all tact. He makes his distaste for Peggy known (though in a manner of fact way and not hateful like Cotton). There’s even a whole episode where Hank makes Dale suppress this trait when Bill joins an a capella group. you're starting to take the fun out of this
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Detective No. "Scorin" 27
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Detective No. 27 posted:There’s even a whole episode where Hank makes Dale suppress this trait when Bill joins an a capella group. Lol that episode is so great, I think it's a later one though so ymmv.
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