King of the Hill

Still one of my favorite scenes from the show. I laughed so hard when I first saw that scene.

I don't know how I feel about it if they age the characters, though. Eh. We'll see.

 

"Dale? Is that you? Oh, Peggy, it's for you."

 

Dale is pretty much every school board meeting yeller and nanotechnology-is-embedded-in-vaccines-by-the-government-and-Bill-Gates looney in the US. lol.

This episode was hilarious for everybody getting in on the insanity. I love how Bill and Boomhauer discover the joys of deep fried bananas at the local farmers market. They nearly burn down the neighborhood attempting to deep fry everything in sight with their new deep fryer. Hank tries to teach Bobby responsibility by making him learn the ins and outs of their homeowners policy before he makes Bobby call the insurance agent so he wouldn't waste the agent's time. Bobby has to call him because he broke the garage door while trying to do an escape roll as a jedi under the closing door. The door closed on him and bent the track (lol!). Then you got Dale trying to raise bees for money ... grab the tinfoil hats.

 

That is my favorite episode and referencing that episode is something we joke about a lot in martial arts.

This past Halloween my band played a gig and we dressed as King of the Hill characters, of course they made me Kahn, apparently being the only Asian in the band overrules being the only Texan. Unfortunately I don't think most of the Millennial crowd got the costume even when we introduced the band members as the King of the Hill characters. I wore a blue shirt and khakis and even wore a lanyard that said "Kahn Souphinousophone" and the bass player made a work jacket that said "Strickland Propane" some 20 something asked us on set break if we just came from work.

 

As long as Mike Judge is calling the shots I'm down.

 

If this ends with Bobby shooting Hank in the chest, I'm gonna be pissed I tell you what.

 

hank bought out buck and is now the owner of strickland propane. bobby is a millennial who works for hank as assistant manager and does stand-up comedy on the weekends. him and connie are married and have a 5 year old. connie graduated from medical school at 18 and is a renown doctor. peggy is now the principal of tom landry middle school. dale runs for mayor of arlen and wins. him and nancy have a daughter who also looks like john redcorn. bill invested a few dollars in apple when it started up and he ended up becoming a multimillionare , retired early and married a hot young woman who is not a gold digger, but actually loves him and thinks he is the greatest person ever. boomhauer finally settled down, married and had kids. ladybird is still alive.

khan finally realizes that he is more rainey street than nine rivers country club and now enjoys hanging out and drinking beer in the alley with hank, dale, bill and b-dawg.

 

Shooting him in the nuts. Foreshadowed by the events of the "That's mah PURSE!" episode..

 

are you even laotian?

 

Nope I’m Chinese or Japanese

 

They missed the best part when he says "We Laotion" and Bill responds with "The ocean? What ocean?"

 

lol. That whole John Redcorn/Nancy migraine angle is so hilarious. Dale suspects every whacko thing in the universe is happening except his wife cheating on him with Redcorn. They could be naked in bed together and he still wouldn't suspect anything.

 

There's a fan theory that Dale sees what Bill's divorce did to him and doesn't want to end up like him. Also his attachment to Joseph.

 

Well, I guess, but I just always thought Dale was nuts to the point insanity was more real than reality to him. It was almost like the perfect "wth?" when you think "wait... you believe all this crap is going on but you don't see the obvious thing going?"

 

Dang it Dale

 

I'd never heard of Laos before this show.

 

In today's political environment he's not such an extreme character, I feel like his shtick would feel too on the nose if they do end up aging it into modern time.

I don't know, I trust Judge to deliver a masterpiece however he does it.

 

I love the episode where Dale tells John Redcorn "Get in there and treat my wife.." As John Redcorn says in an aside to Nancy "He's, taking all of the fun out of this."