King of the Hill Talkback- "Trans-Fascism"
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Reaganomics41
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Some bits I found funny:
"We sell the foods you want, at a price that reflects the risk involved."
"Perhaps it is education. Perhaps it is breeding. The debate rages on."
LOL at Lincoln saying "And now Bobby is chewing gum.", as well as "I thought you'd be proud of me!" "We're not."
I laughed at Boomhauer about to chew out vomiting Dale for going to the opposing food truck, but vomits too.
Bill getting fatter and fatter throughout the episode was humorous, too.
"We sell the foods you want, at a price that reflects the risk involved."
"Perhaps it is education. Perhaps it is breeding. The debate rages on."
LOL at Lincoln saying "And now Bobby is chewing gum.", as well as "I thought you'd be proud of me!" "We're not."
I laughed at Boomhauer about to chew out vomiting Dale for going to the opposing food truck, but vomits too.
Bill getting fatter and fatter throughout the episode was humorous, too.
maria_giuashvili
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I have a question about this final season.I wanted to know just how mny episodes there are ?
Thanks in advance
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MountaineerMan7
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Funny and interesting but still tame and typical at the same time until they got up to competing with another food truck. The dream sequence was pretty funny, just had to add that in.
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hedgehogCRAZY
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May I add that I absolutely loved how Bill, like most idiotic consumers thought that by removing fat from a product (in this case, Transfat) made it healthy and gained more weight than normal off of it? Sort of like how people think that by eating Snackwells, you can eat more, when truth is, you really can't.
Oh, and Peggy getting off on Hank being a bad guy was hillarious. Such a nice turn of character, since Hank has never done anything remotely objectionable.
Oh, and Peggy getting off on Hank being a bad guy was hillarious. Such a nice turn of character, since Hank has never done anything remotely objectionable.
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Hank spending the episode pretty much giving himself excuses and buying into others excuses to keep committing a crime, even one he did not agree with was a nice twist to the formula. Normally Hank does anything he can to remain with in the law regardless of how he feels, yet he was talked into this "Transfat Speakeasy" idea quite easily. Mr. Strickland did not have to try even half as hard as normal to keep hank out of the loop.
Anyway a decent episode.
Anyway a decent episode.
This episode SOLIDIFIED why I so badly want figures of the Wasonasons and Buck Strickland...not to mention Lucky.
Buck has really grown on me...sure, he's a sleazy mother****er, but he's a damn good negotiator, and smooth-talker.
I just thought it was an overall great episode, and I loved Fred Willard's return guest appearance.
KOTH is hitting all the right notes on its way out- it really is.
It's no surprise it's become one of my all time favorite TV shows.
Buck has really grown on me...sure, he's a sleazy mother****er, but he's a damn good negotiator, and smooth-talker.
I just thought it was an overall great episode, and I loved Fred Willard's return guest appearance.
KOTH is hitting all the right notes on its way out- it really is.
It's no surprise it's become one of my all time favorite TV shows.