On episode 3. Agree with everyone on the voices + feeling like you fall right back into the groove. IMO this is trending as better than the original show, perhaps due to less episodes (less filler). Sunny in Philly also feels like the old days this season. Maybe they fed old scripts to AI and that's why things feel so on point again.
Put me in the the camp that recasting Kahn was a terrible choice. If they had to do it they could have found a good Asian voice actor who at least got in the ballpark. Instead they just got lazy and picked an Asian celebrity. Same with Dale, although their hands were obviously forced on that one. You don't realize how big a role Hardwick played in Dale's humor until hes not there. The delivery just doesn't hit nearly the same. Those VA issues aside, I thought it was an amazing season. Given their likely demographic, they had to tow a tricky social line and they managed to do it well. The characters aged but still mostly felt like themselves with interesting new dynamics ,something a lot of zombie series fail to do.
I watched the first episode, and it just made me feel old, which I don't think is a winning formula for attracting viewers.
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im only two episodes in so maybe its addressed this season, but i was wondering about the timeline in terms of bobby. he is 21 now and it sounds like hank and peg-leg were in saudi since before covid so did bobby go with them and finish high school there before coming back ahead of them? do they address that at any point?
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Here's what I read: https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/l...huss/287-4a07adb3-4d6f-474b-bd3f-2820d538bf66 Hardwick is credited with Gribble's voice in six episodes on the new season, including the first three episodes and then episodes 5-7, according to IMBD. Toby Huss, who previously voiced characters Cotton Hill and Hank's neighbor Khan Souphanousinphone, is credited with voicing Gribble on two episodes of the new season, the season premiere and episode No. 10.
Hardwick’s Dale has sinus problems. It is unclear how he died, but the stuffed nose might be due to his illness or if he was using drugs at the time.
I just finished it and I was pleasantly surprised if not impressed. Watching it felt like putting on a favorite old t-shirt. They kept the soul of the show in tact even after such a long break and the time skip. That's truly commendable. The writing is topical yet not obnoxiously so. Lots of references to the modern day, but they do it in a way that feels natural and not forced. What's most impressive to me is how they managed to age the kids yet keep them interesting, funny, and relevant. It wasn't all roses though. They have some work to do on Dale because he's so heavily relied upon to antagonize and move plots forward, but I have faith they'll get it right. Kahn is a total lost cause. Like legit start over from scratch level disaster. Switch VAs or sunset the character. I really hope that Willow is a recurring character, too. She was a welcome addition and her exit was far too abrupt. Hardwick sounds rough in the episodes he did do, too. Like he had some kind of respiratory problem in the intervening years, or took up smoking or something.
The setting is only about 8-9 years after the storyline of the first 13 seasons as Bobby is 21. Don't like the conflicting ignorance and stubbornness of the Hills despite having travelled the world, particularly the Middle East, for years. But I guess that's what makes the series so charming.
I just finished episode 5, the soccer episode. Probably had the biggest laughs so far during Dale's interrogation and the cuts to Bill. It feels like they haven't missed a beat so far to me. It still feels like true King of the Hill in spirit and charm. I haven't noticed many issues with Dale's voice.
I thought this reboot was great. For the record, I had only watched a handful of episodes before this new season. Spoiler It's really sad two of the actors died, especially the one murdered a couple of months ago.
