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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:Peggy would spend all day on Nextdoor. I feel like she would have multiple accounts so she wouldn't have to limit herself to her own neighborhood.
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Iron Crowned posted:I can totally see Hank running a podcast about Propane and Propane accessories out of his garage. Real talk here. A few years ago, a cottaging magazine had a big article about propane in it, and as I was reading it in my head, I read the entire thing in Hank Hill's voice. I didn't even think about it either, I just subconsciously started reading it in his voice.
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If i was mike judge id make a killing just voicing Hank for every propane and natural gas safety videos
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Head to toe, you're good to go. Feet to head, everyone's dead.
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shame on an IGA posted:Head to toe, you're good to go. I thank God every day that I didn't get esploded
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Smells funny and doesn't have a vending machine
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peggy signs up to make onlyfans content for fans of her writing, attracts fans of her large feet. retread of a previous story, but it'll be a good one, i swear
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This new planer really does the trick, huh Ladybird?
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shame on an IGA posted:Head to toe, you're good to go. I always wondered about this one. Is this real? What's the idea behind this one? Increasing the chances you notice that you had accidentally twisted a valve?
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I don't know about the actual danger, but iirc there is a reason to go top down
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The scene where Hank uses a leveler to gauge whether the used leveler he just bought accurately levels
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I use that to teach my daughter how to approach cats
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Vitruvian Manic posted:I use that to teach my daughter how to approach cats not a very cat friendly show unforuntalte y
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Milo and POTUS posted:not a very cat friendly show unforuntalte y Head to tail Never fail Tail to head You'll end up dead. Good advice.
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"Luanne, you and I have a secret that we must take to our graves." "Are you threatening to kill me, Uncle Hank?" "... of course not."
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Bobby, now a successful prop comic, gets metoo'ed when video surfaces of him at a christmas party drunkenly forcing himself on respected anchorwoman Nancy Hicks Gribble Redcorn Mangione. https://i.imgur.com/f4AdEiN.mp4
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PinheadSlim posted:"Luanne, you and I have a secret that we must take to our graves." What is this from? Tornado trailer episode? I can hear their voices perfectly.
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Ornery and Hornery posted:What is this from? Tornado trailer episode? Not his underwear
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Ornery and Hornery posted:What is this from? Tornado trailer episode? I think the dolphin confrontation
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Hank: Luanne, please go home before I tell you you're acting like an idiot and make you cry. All right, I gave you fair warning. Luanne, you're acting like an idiot. Luanne: *crying* Oh, no! Oh, Uncle Hank!
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Eee-yaa! Power to the people, Comrade!
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Woo loo loo, Wematanye, woo loo loo!
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Nancy, dear, your smoke-ravaged face is making me nauseous. Would you mind putting this bag over your head so I can make love to you?
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Tears of an Inflatable Clown is a bad episode. But it's followed by The Minh Who Knew Too Much.
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Detective No. 27 posted:Tears of an Inflatable Clown is a bad episode. I think that's easily the worst episode in the entire show's run. So generic and predictable. Late series KOTH strawman episode #34
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Nigmaetcetera posted:Woo loo loo, Wematanye, woo loo loo! I like how you say everything's sacred. That's funny too.
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I was thinking, now that we're getting a revival, they should also look back. Maybe the time for this kind of show has passed, but in my head, I've been workshopping an idea for a live action King of the Hill prequel. It would take place in a span of time between the 1960s and end in the early 80s. It would be a crime drama chronicling the rise of a young Arlen businessman. It would be called Buck. In the final episode, Strickland accidentally spills a bunch of BBQ sauce on his pants at Sugarfoots and it ends with him driving to the mall to buy a new pair at Jeans West. Edit: But who would play Strickland? The Breaking Bad inspiration puts Jesse Plemons to my mind. Detective No. 27 fucked around with this message at 04:37 on Feb 26, 2022 |
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Stephen Root voiced the guy, and is an incredible character actor. He could totally pull off playing irl Buck.
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He'd be good for the final season but they'd need to get someone younger for the early season that takes place in the 1960s. Who would play Buck's loyal first propane employee, Thatherton?
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A young Buck Strickland, played by Timothee Chalamet, comes back from the Korean War with his best buddy, Milton Thatherton, played by Finn Wolfhard. They both get jobs with a local fuels magnate, Big Tex, played by Stephen Root. The cutthroat, aging, childless kingpin sees both young men as potential successors to his business empire, and plays them off each other. Each engage in a series of actions that will test their morality and friendship as they spiral down into a sticky morass of sin and criminality among the backdrop of Eisenhower-era Texas. At one point Buck Strickland enlists the services of a whiskey drinking, PTSD-riddled Cotton Hill, played by Jesse Plemons. He will be Buck's triggerman.
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They could get some mileage out of what Buck was doing in Dallas on a certain day in November 1963.
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Detective No. 27 posted:They could get some mileage out of what Buck was doing in Dallas on a certain day in November 1963. I very very much want a Buck Strickland show then again I very very much want a Gilbert Dauterive show, too, so
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Buck, age 25, gambling in a seedy backroom. "Hey Buck, someone from the hospital is on the line... Your father just had a heart attack, it sounds real bad." "...My daddy... My daddy is having a heart attack??"
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Detective No. 27 posted:Buck, age 25, gambling in a seedy backroom. 
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I just finished a months long romp through this show and it just ended. Was it cancelled? Did Brittney Murphy’s death cause it to end? Hank and Kahn building a super grill was such a weird way to go out. I thought the episode a few before this that ended with Bobby and Hank grilling burgers for everyone was the last episode with how it ended - everyone brought together and then panning over Arlen.
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Wildtortilla posted:I just finished a months long romp through this show and it just ended. Was it cancelled? Did Brittney Murphy’s death cause it to end? Hank and Kahn building a super grill was such a weird way to go out. That was the series finale. The super grill episode was one of 4 unaired eps that only reached syndication on adult swim a couple years after the series ended
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Murphy died after the series ended production.
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I have a hard time articulating exactly what it is about later seasons that feels so "off" to me. It's not like the earlier seasons weren't bouncing from weird gimmick to weird gimmick. Bobby gets weirdly into rose gardening? Sure. Bobby falls in with some witch LARPers? All day. Renaissance fair episode where Peggy is a knight and beats up Alan Rickman? Best episode. Is it a focus on different characters? Did the writing get lazier? Are the plots worse? I can't actually remember the later seasons well enough to recall them even when looking at an episode guide.
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I always thought it was the flanderization. The show really worked hard for most of its run to keep these zany characters kind of realistic, and have other human qualities to balance the specific character quirk. The last couple seasons had numerous episodes where the writers seemed to have forgotten the characters were more than one dimensional buffoons.
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