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I have a friend who is exactly like Hank, only shorter.
I'm more of a Bill even though I pretend to be a Dale |
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Quoted: Best show ever... . I killed fitty men https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/540320/images_jpeg-2393546.JPG View Quote My Dad is a bit like Cotton (more than a bit, actually). |
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I love how Hank started on Beavis and Butt-Head.
Cotton is my favorite |
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Quoted: That was a highpoint episode. Hilarious. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: amazing television, I know every one of those guys.. my favorite episode was when Hank's boss, Buck, took a shining to Bobby and was closer pals with him than he ever was with Hank. Bobby! hot toddy! When Hank crosses the border to go get Bobby back, sees the "birthplace of Bill Clinton" sign and reaches over and locks the door...I almost died. |
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I had to have a kidney stone lasered about a year ago. I was under for much longer than they thought I would be and I came out of it pretty loopy.
Dr. Mentioned, to whacked out me, that it took longer than expected because my uerter was narrow and she had to really work at breaking the massive (7mm) stone up. My whacked out brain heard “narrow urethra” and I went into a king of the hill comic rant in the recovery room. Embarrassed the hell out of my wife.. wish I could remember what I said Also… never give a guy just out of surgery his cell phone. My friends still laugh about stuff I sent them lol |
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THIS IS WHERE IT ALL PAYS OFF THE BINGING THE PURGING THE CONSTANT INOCULATIONS |
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I'm cautiously optimistic about it. Hopefully it will be decent.
Bobby Goes Nuts and Peggy's Headache are probably my favorite episodes. |
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Love it. I watched four or five episodes this morning while I had online training going.
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Quoted: Yeah, but Mike Judge said they were the same person. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I love how Hank started on Beavis and Butt-Head. Cotton is my favorite That's Tom Anderson Yeah, but Mike Judge said they were the same person. Anderson used butane, Hank thinks butane is a bastard gas |
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Quoted: When Hank crosses the border to go get Bobby back, sees the "birthplace of Bill Clinton" sign and reaches over and locks the door...I almost died. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: amazing television, I know every one of those guys.. my favorite episode was when Hank's boss, Buck, took a shining to Bobby and was closer pals with him than he ever was with Hank. Bobby! hot toddy! When Hank crosses the border to go get Bobby back, sees the "birthplace of Bill Clinton" sign and reaches over and locks the door...I almost died. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I love how Hank started on Beavis and Butt-Head. Cotton is my favorite That's Tom Anderson Yeah, but Mike Judge said they were the same person. Anderson used butane, Hank thinks butane is a bastard gas https://i.imgur.com/XKHcE9E.png 'Clips' from 'Beavis & Butthead Do America' |
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Quoted: Hank would never wear shorts. But he did! Not often, but remember when he got butt raped by the dolphin? |
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Quoted: When it comes to adult cartoons The Simpsons will remain supreme, but King of the Hill in my opion had a run where it was as good if not better then many of the The Simpsons seasons. I don't care for adult cartoons after watching a few seasons of The Simpsons annd King of the Hill in their prime, but if I ever did, King of the Hill would be my first choice. Adult cartoons are kinda a funny genre in TV programming in general and their are certianly lots out there. View Quote The problem with The Simpsons is it's age now. It was great until about season 5-6, then it was good until about season 10. They should have just ended it with the movie. Watching it now is like talking to an old man, that was great in his prime, but you can only view him as he is now. It's a shell of what it once was and every year it gets harder to remember what it was. |
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Quoted: But he did! Not often, but remember when he got butt raped by the dolphin? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Hank would never wear shorts. But he did! Not often, but remember when he got butt raped by the dolphin? Attached File I can see why Hank didn't like short pants...1st time he wore them a dolphin raped him, the second time, a cougar. |
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King of the Hill has two of the funniest lines I've seen on tv.
One was when Bobby jumped into the fresh laundry basket. Hank looks at him, and tells Peggy "Six O'clock in the morning, and already the boy ain't right". The other was when the usual crowd was discussing BBQ's in the past. The neighbor Kahn says "you rednecks eat anything!" Both of those had me cracking up every time I thought of them. |
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Hank and Peggy's Smoking Days | King Of The Hill | adult swim You can't make something like this anymore I tell you hwat. |
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One time Hank and Peggy were driving to Dallas.
When the sign says 40 miles to Dallas, Hank locks the doors. |
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anyone from Southern OK/North Texas knows someone who is an exact character of that show.
every. single. character. |
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If Dale wasn’t stupid he would have shot his wife and John Redcorn years ago.
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I used to watch it when I got home from my full time job while eating dinner before night classes. Holds a special place in my life.
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Quoted: If Dale wasn’t stupid he would have shot his wife and John Redcorn years ago. View Quote I think there was a theory that Dale knew the whole time, but he was fine with it because it meant she was safe and happy, and he could continue to do pretty much whatever he wanted all the time. |
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View Quote Damn, that's really holding up to the test of time. |
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Quoted: They should leave it alone. Just like Futurama, another near perfect series, they should have left it alone. Instead they revived it and we get mediocrity. Most shows only really work for the period of time they are created, you can't just bring them back years later and expect them to still work. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: It's coming BACK you know.... https://collider.com/king-of-the-hill-reboot-mike-judge/ And hell fuckin' yeah! They should leave it alone. Just like Futurama, another near perfect series, they should have left it alone. Instead they revived it and we get mediocrity. Most shows only really work for the period of time they are created, you can't just bring them back years later and expect them to still work. Some of the best Futurama episodes were from the rebirth. It wasn't about the period of time, it was about the writers. They couldn't afford the previous writing staff when it went to Comedy Central, so they had shit writers making shit episodes, and then the few golden episodes were contracted out to one of the original good writers. |
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One of my favorites is when Dale was promoted to HR director and had to fire people in the office.
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Quoted: It's coming BACK you know.... https://collider.com/king-of-the-hill-reboot-mike-judge/ And hell fuckin' yeah! View Quote I didn't even know it was off the air. I see a rerun now and then. |
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Quoted: I think there was a theory that Dale knew the whole time, but he was fine with it because it meant she was safe and happy, and he could continue to do pretty much whatever he wanted all the time. View Quote Or, since she made most of their money. If he confronted her she could leave and take his "son" with her. Playing along meant he would have an easy life to do as he pleased. |
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cotton hill skinny urethra llf. |
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Quoted: Best documentary about North Texas suburban life you mean. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Family Guy did an episode that was a Poltergeist parody. Had a little cameo.
Peter turns into Hank Hill - Family Guy |
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Just finished a few straight seasons
I remembered a few I'd catch on Fox back in the day. Such a damn fine show. Can't believe I missed so many. |
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