Blue Raider posted:

I can't enjoy a party until I know where the bathroom is.

Code Jockey posted:

I really used to love when Adult Swim would run little fake commercial bumpers around KoTH episodes for the businesses in the show

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGjYmi3tVCM

We're Arlen's other Newspaper

Ein cooler Typ posted:

I also hate the ZZ Top episode and Ms. Wakefield. Hank was completely reasonable in not wanting someone to die in his house, but everyone treated him like an rear end in a top hat

Hyrax Attack! posted:

There is a visual gag in "Take Me Out of the Ball Game" that I didn't notice until a rewatch. After the softball game where Hank's micro-managing causes Peggy to lose control of her pitching, there is an exterior shot of the house and Hank's truck windshield is shattered.

That episode also had softball practice where Dale runs from Mr. Strickland to reach second base, at which point Buck keels over from chest pains. All of the players rush to his aid except for Dale, who evaluates the situation and takes off for third base.

I dunno why people are confused about the Hills being able to afford a modest house with a mortgage on an eighth of an acre in a Dallas suburb. Hank works full time and Peggy subs, and they have one child and two vehicles. I imagine that would be workable even in 2017.

TrustmeImLegit posted:

jesus loving christ are you even capable of making a coherent interesting post?

13Pandora13 posted:

How is this show still not on any streaming services what the gently caress.

FinalGamer posted:

I completely forgot about the Renaissance Faire episode until seeing it today, and then I find out the rear end in a top hat "king" is just Alan Rickman playing an American forcing a British accent, then he's exposed and it's Alan Rickman doing a bad American accent as an American.

That was some perfect casting holy poo poo, he made that episode. Also renaissance faires are just the weirdest loving thing to me as a non-American.

naem posted:

Ein cooler Typ posted:

consider the properties of a banana

haljordan posted:

Gilbert is still the best non-lead character.

"How long have you been sitting there?"

"35 years..."

quote:

So, Gilbert, how do the Saints look this year?

Oh, I am more familiar with sinners than saints, my dear. And sinners always look good.

Drunk Nerds posted:

I'm partial to Emily the Hall Monitor, but it's amazing how every single thing Hank says to Gilbert gets turned into a super-gay observation that makes Hank uncomfortable:

"So, Gilbert, how do the Saints look this year?"
"I'm more into Sinners than Saints, and Sinners always look good"

quote:

Gilbert Dauterive : Golden Richards was a Dallas Cowboy.

Hank Hill : Yeah, yeah! He caught a touchdown pass in Super Bowl XII.

Gilbert Dauterive : He was a beautiful man. I knew him... briefly.

Master Twig posted:

He appears in two episodes. In one, he is amazing. Everything he does is perfection.

In the next, he is beyond terrible. He has no funny lines and actively destroys Bill's chance to spread happiness and gain prosperity.

pixaal posted:

Bill has really bad depression and occasionally pulls himself out of it. Once the honey moon is over and he goes back to being a depressed mess he loses all interest and blames the new hobby on all his problems. He needs a therapist.

Raskolnikov38 posted:

well there was the episode where he checked himself into a mental hospital, was responding well to it, and then was forced to leave by hank

Who What Now posted:

I keep seeing this in my recommendations and I keep refusing to click it because I know exactly what it's going to be.

Gutcruncher posted:

She also pronounced Iwo Jima as Iwo Hima.