King of the Hill Talkback - "The Courtship of Joseph's Father"

[vg61]

You all know the drill. 8:30/7:30c. Be there. Whoa.

People let me tell you 'bout my best friend, he's a warm-hearted person who'll love me 'til the end...

 

[Leekduck]

Haha, I can already see Dale is going to be cracking me up.

 

[thewendyjx]

I just wonder if anyone outside of the usual circle's going to make the Joseph-John Redcorn connection in this episode.

 

[corry =D]

Kind of a generic episode for the King of the Hill set I knew exactly where it was going and exactly where it was ending. I don't know if it's me or the episodes tonight but I'm feeling kind of a bland overtone from a lot of these new episodes. I did have a lot more laughs with this episode then The Simpsons Lurleen episode, which is almost always the other way around.

B-

 

[hamsterfreak]

None of those upper-class people seemed to recognize Nancy. Maybe they all stick to CNN.

The sadder scenes of this episode proved once and for all why Dale can never find out the truth about his son. It just wouldn't be funny.

 

[Ms.P]

Felt out of character for Dale...he's usually a better father than that.

 

[chram893]

Is it just me, or was Dale extra-unlikeable this time? The entire episode really set me off, although I admit I couldn't stop laughing when Dale just dropped Joesph off at that rich family's house.

 

[The Duchess of Blyth]

Like the time he tried to make his son popular by helping him kill a panda? (Hank and John Redcorn had to stop him even after Joseph was persuaded not to do it)

It's not the dumbest thing he's done.

 

[hiccie66]

Yeah but in that case he was trying to help his son...here he was completely self-serving.

 

[delightfuldelia]

I thought the ending was a little weak. Not what happened necessarily, just how it was presented. They kind of stuck with the characters an extra 30 seconds after the story was done and nothing was happening.