King of the Hill - "Lost in MySpace" - Talkback [11/2]

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Broadcast Order: Season 13, Episode 4
Production Order: Season 12, Episode 14

A new episode airs tonight at 8:30 PM Eastern. Here is the synopsis:
 
"I love Myspace, but I would never go on as myself. Online, I am Ted Danson. People will tell Ted Danson anything......Kahn is manic depressive."

Oh, Peggy.


This ep. is truly showing how Myspace and Facebook really are. And there are way too many quotable lines in this one as well.

"The people aren't really in the computer, Hank. That would be like Poltergeist."
 
Good stuff. Donna being fired and then wrecking havoc from home was one of the better plots recently, since it was using a method of badmouthing Strickland Propane that Hank was both in the dark on and hated. I loved the scene where Hank had to go through every single blog entry to find where she lived and getting visibly exhausted.

The subplot didn't do much for me, though.
 
Really liked this one. They were almost dead on about those sites. It was great.

And Buck getting beaten up by that mob.:D
 
Enrique needs to be in more episodes; he's just too much win to leave alone like that. I hope we see him in more before the order runs up.

Thatherton's a fan of Weezer? Does that officially make him cool, or does it take more then that? I forget...
 
This was the first new KOTH episode I've watched in a while, and it made me think about how amazing it is that this show is still in top form after so long on the air, while the Simpsons was already getting pretty bad at the same time in its history, while Family Guy has been around half as long, and gone down the tubes twice as fast.

Both of the other shows have made me laugh more, but are definitely way past their prime. King of the Hill might not be quite as good as it was at one point, but even so, the consistent quality of this series is incredible (personally, I haven't noticed any drop in quality, but apparently others have). I'll definitely be sad to see it go, even though I didn't always watch every new episode.
 
Really? I think I missed that part.

Pretty sweet, though.

I like that they use the people around Strickland more and more these days. Hopefully we'll see a bit more of them before the end.
 
She's never been defined until now. Ever since they started fleshing out the other workers at Strickland -- which has only been in the recent seasons -- I've wanted to find out what Donna's deal is. Enrique has had two episodes centered around his life already, and I think Joe Jack has had one.

So this is Donna? Yikes, she's nuts.
 
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