King of the Hill - Murder Mystery
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- I had an extra King of the Hill script lying around, so I went ahead and turned it into a video.
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I think Peggy's underreaction is because, deep down, she knows Hank would never be unfaithful to her. Her anger about kissing that girl 20 years ago was due to it ruining her romantic story of her and Hank, because she was still angry when she found out Hank didn't kiss her intentionally. It's similar to Hank's anger at Peggy for not being a virgin before they married.
That is a good argument right here.
Yeah, that all seems right.
What about Maria Montalvo? Peggy went psycho over that lady lol.
@@jchrist9800 hahaha I think it was played off as a comedy
Also because in this episode she is reacting to hank and not to lady.
I think the reason Peggy was calmer this time around is because
- Hank refused Debbie's advances
- Debbie's dead
I know this is old, but also to add onto your points, Peggy knows she can trust Hank to be honest with what he does come forward with. While he will willingly keep some details to himself, everyone who knows Hank knows that if he says something verbatim, you can depend on him being completely honest about what he DOES tell you.
Buck: "Dang it Hank I believe ya, I know you don't have sex."
Literally one of the top lines in the series.😂😂😂
“Well that is not exactly accurate!”
My favorite lines are mostly from dale
Pocket sand and his rant when Bill joins the harmonoholics or whatever it was called
@@lambsauce149
"Bill you have to be the stupidest man on the planet! You people make me envy the deaf and the blind! Underwear, money, FAT!!!"
*Dale passed out*
When I saw that my first thought was where did he think Bobby came from?
Up there with "I like soup too, but keep your spoon in your own bowl."
Fun fact: In the episode where Luanne and Lucky get married Debbie is in the crowd long after she'd died.
Hold up
@@yochanancreag6582 yea man lol go back and check it out. Characters from the show up until that point are in it
@@UfodexENMD That episode was supposed to be the series finale, so the wedding scene is FULL of cameos from previous characters.
If I saw her I would be like "Hey aren't You spouse to be dead?"
SHES A GHOST AND A BITCH
Hank is an honorable man AND a prude AND delightfully oblivious.
It could be just me but Hank might be some form of Autistic. The only thing is his fixations happen to align with Texas culture.
He's like three anime protagonists in one person. Well, except for the "delightfully" part, obliviousness is actually pretty aggravating in anime a lot of the time.
@@juanmanuelpenaloza9264
You're not the first or last to make the observation.
It's why we love him.^^
@@MoostachedSaiyanPrince King of Hill really is just American anime.
Can I make a nomination for Shady’s best line ever:
“Run like Usain Bolt is trying to murder you! Run Hank! RRRUUUNNN!”
That's my favorite line from him in this review.^^
I also like the part at the end when he "gets" what the "make soup" euphemism meant. 🤣 Probably one of my favorite reviews from Shady, because he really seemed like he had a lot of fun doing this.
Had rewind and show my wife so we could both break down laughing.
Tis' a good line, mate. Good advice as well, lol.
🎺 Doot doot doot doot - doot doot - doot - DOOOOOOOOOOOT!
The fact that Hank slipped multiple times trying to run away from Mrs. Strickland is totally accurate. Soapy water can be downright dangerous.
This is why I have a grip rail on my tub as well as a mat that is made of 100% Diatomaceous Earth. One grade 3 concussion was enough than you very much.
Water and floor is dangerous
@@kingstrojek9937Final Destination also demonstrated that. Lol
"Apparently Becky found out where Tamaranians shop for dresses." MAD RESPECT FOR THAT TEEN TITANS REFERENCE.
*debbie
"NOBODY REJECTS DEBBIE GRUND!!"
"Well, I just did"
One of the most savage lines on the show and I live for it 😂
That was such a good moment and Hank made it look easy!
What made it even funnier for me was the attention to detail of Hank cracking the window down just to say that 😂
The mac daddy of heimlich county does as he pleases 😂
The funny thing is, Hank wasn't really saying it to be mean, he was just starting the obvious, which makes it infinitely better
Hank wasn’t even trying to be savage 😳🤪 he was just speaking the truth
"Put that old lady back on the phone, maybe she can talk some sense into ya"
I was laughing along with you at that one, that was gold.
It has the same energy as when Luanne tried swaying Hank over to Communism with her Manger Baby puppets:
“Get that penguin back here! I’m not done!” 😂
Damn I guess Todd was right
😂
I know I mentioned this in a previous video, but the sheer fact that Hank tried to rationalize Buck framing him for murder as something not that bad, really shows how badly Cotton screwed him up. Man just wants a father figure.
That could have been interestingly explored a bit more... Hank's eyes slowly opening to what Buck is and how he is no better then Cotton though it would have been soul crushing of Hank to realize it...
It kind of bummed me out that Hank didn’t realize how much of a piece of shit Buck was after that incident.
Yeah but hank is that desperate for a decent father figure. I mean Buck is no better than Cotton in some aspects, but Hank probably vies him as the lesser of two evils. Plus Hank tends to hold a nostalgic view of people, or rather he hero worship people he respects. Based on flashbacks, Buck originally was everything Hank made him out to be, but over time his vices took over.@@lawnmowerdude
Y’all are so correct, it’s literally making be choke up a little. I’ll betcha Buck has given Hank an “atta-boy,” with a slap on the back Waaaay, way, way, more than Cotton. Heck, Cotton probably gave so few positive comments (perhaps truly zero), that he couldn’t even capitalize on the sort of ‘intermittent reinforcement’ that causes maltreated children to at least *hope* for something affirming from negligent, or abusive, or un-caring parent
Dude, as a former smoker, let me tell you that cigarettes are ALWAYS on the table as a fall back. Might seem forced, but that legitimately can, and does, happen.
Once addicted, always addicted.
Same exact thing as an alcoholic, you can be sober for 20 years and your still an alcoholi.
@@aaron15414 Exactly. I'm no longer a former smoker. I ended up falling back into it through subtle, insidious, mental gymnastics. Hell, I quit again two months ago and started up a month later. It's hell.
"Put that old lady back on, maybe she can talk some sense into you"
I'm glad I'm not the only one that laughed just as hard when I first saw this episode when it premiered.
Hank is the best lol
He wasn't even being sarcastic, he was being sincere.
The worst part of these episodes? Even if Hank did tell HR or the cops, they likely wouldn't believe him because rape wasn't considered much of a crime. Even worse, that guys couldn't be victims of rape or sexual assault so Hank would either be laughed at or called a liar.
This really was KotH's own 'Who Shot Mr. Burns' moment (literally) and was a nice two parter. As for the Texas Ranger, the whole joke was that Peggy thought he was James Trivet from Walker Texas Ranger, another Ranger who was Walker's best friend and they essentially were a duo. (Which was why she made the comment about 'loving Walker'.)
I did like the joke at the end were Bobby 'punishes' Hank for smoking pot because at first you can tell that Hank was only trying to play to Bobby's idea but he was REALLY upset at the thought of not being able to mow the grass and Bobby threatening to add another week was a cherry on top. It's a dumb but wholesome moment.
He's so clearly deciding whether to explain to Bobby it's not fair when he didn't know what it was, or whether that's going to give Bobby a bad excuse he doesn't want him using on him.. He's trying to weigh whether it's better to go a week without mowing if it means his son will stay on the straight and narrow, what a dad.
I always assumed the ranger might have been on Walker Texas Ranger, but I never watched the show and assumed that if someone WERE to use a guest from there, it'd be Chuck Norris.
That, or Peggy just being goofy. Like if detectives showed up and she was asking about Ice-T.
If Hank had any sense he would’ve quit working for Strickland after he tried to frame him for murder:
Sadly the status quo won't allow him too. :(
@@Alisha120058 The status quo doesn't really apply in King Of Hill. Peggy's had several different jobs throughout the course of the show.
@@possummagic3571 Yes but the network was forcing the writer's to stick to status quo on somethings and not others. Like the writers had every plan to keep Khan's mother and Bill still together but network wouldn't let them they also had plans for Bobby going through puberty that never happened. But yet the network was okay with Luanne's pregnancy.
@@Alisha120058 That darn network! **Shakes fist in air**
Should have opened up his own propane store and run Strickland out of business.
Dude, the joke with the black sheriff "I love that Walker!" is a reference to the TV show Walker Texas Ranger starring everyone's favorite meme: Chuck Norris. It was still running around the time this episode aired.
The long “HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANK” always kills me, gotta love Peggy
When me and my grandma watched this episode together, her response to that was an incredulous: "Wow, Peggy's got some _lungs!"_
@@balanc-joy9187 she's is a softball player.
lol no.
And peggy instantly kills Hank's high😂
@@Yezel93 if he had been high in the first place...
To be fair to Hank about Liz’s “seduction.” Hank LITERALLY only has a dirty dream because it involves propane.
if only intercourse with natural gases was possible.
The Applebee's commercial put in at that moment is peak comedy
Fit just right
I only wished he left in the cowboys dancing, which is the cherry on top
You realize that was a reference to an applebees car mmercial being played over the first air raid airwn aounding in ukrainr a few weeks ago right? Cnn, they really are that trash lmao.
@@trevormcclever9158 I was happy to hear Applebee's pull all future ads from CNN after they did that.
@@trevormcclever9158 Yeah the reference is what makes it funny
Honestly if I was married to a woman like Peggy and someone tried to tell her I cheated (which for the record I would never) I’d tell them to go ahead but to wait till I got there so I could watch
Don't forget the snacks.
@@crystalgemgirl731 oh you can’t forget them
@@murderofcrows5089 It'd be good.🤭
Re why Peggy was more upset about Hank's kiss 20 yrs ago: Peggy and Hank's love story was based on her bringing him soup when he was sick, and she had just found out that he was actually sick with mono from kissing that other girl. So she felt betrayed on a much deeper level than she did with Ms Liz's clumsy and failed attempt at Hank.
Yeah but it’s still bull shit how mad she got. It’s like huh, maybe how you’re now acting is the reason why he didn’t fucking tell you in the first place lol.
Let’s not forget that she literally didn’t tell Hank that she lost her virginity before she met him, and when Hank got mad she just expected him to forgive her. And let’s not forget the fact that when Hank got mono, it was kinda forced on him, while as Peggy actually made the first move when she lost her virginity
@@lawnmowerdude See following comment
@@zzzodiac4896 Yeah, absolutely. Peggy is well known for her inability to see her own flaws. It's part of what makes her so eye-rollingly funny. I'm only assessing it from her POV, not objectively as his fuckup vs hers.
Soup lol
I remember when this show began to become more serious like it was yesterday. This episode made me question whether this was a comedy, or a drama.
Buckley Debbie even 1 off Trip and the one minor character single episode guy that had anger management issues that Hank met and agreed with but went crazy on the guys barking like a dog until his blood pressure went too high as he foamed out the mouth ...KOTH had a lot of impactful side character deaths and then much later in near the end of the show obviously Cotton during the last season which was a long time coming and a good way to finish the series....
To me this is when the show fully became a cartoon sitcom instead of an animated drama.
Well to tell you the truth, that's not all that bad. Almost all adult animation that's not anime tends to be comedies.
Meanwhile, children's animation has a wide range of genres besides comedy including action, drama, science fiction, educational, and even horror.
Yes, adult animation can be any of those things too, but it's usually a co-genre with comedy. Rick & Morty and Futurama for instance are both sci-fi cartoons, but they're also comedies. Bojack Horseman is a drama, but also a comedy. Now obviously, there's nothing wrong with comedy, but cartoons that are meant to be taken seriously are a thing. Adult animation in countries besides Japan can try it for once.
I think Hank getting addicted to smoking again makes sense in context since the normal stress he deals with is caused by stupidity which we know causes him to get angry. But in these episodes, he is dealing with stress due to sexual advancements and claims against him that are sexual, something we know he can't properly deal with or handle and is more likely to repress than to express with something like anger. So then it makes sense that he goes to smoking to deal with the stress that he is trying to get away from and prevent being known about, even if being open about it would help him escape from it.
still, I would have added just one more thing to explain why he succumbed.. maybe Dale just shoves a lit cigarette into his mouth and he inhales and now he's re-hooked.
Not to mention in other episodes his stress is vented by kicking his friends' asses or having good comebacks like the multiple times he does to bill, or tries to do on the others. (The "hank goes blind" episode comes to mind, when he goes after them with a bat after he regains his sight) but he can't beat up debbie or ms. Lis, and he'd never attack buck, so basically his only resort is to smoke.
I love how the next episode after a two part murder mystery involving the main character going through a lot of stress is an episode about Bobby seeing Luanne naked.
"You may be his eyes and ears, but your butt belongs to me," is one of the greatest lines in the whole show. 🤣 Kathleen Turner's voice for the character was the cherry on top.
I love this show. Wait... Kathleen Turner? As in... Jessica Rabbit?
@@crystalgemgirl731 Indeed. 😁
@@mechelemede4579 Cool.
This!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
And asking Hank what’s the worst job on the team, Tank Wipe. Debbie! You’re on Tank Wipe!
11:54 funny moment but if you don’t know about zippos, they’re reusable lighters that require the user to refill them with lighter fluid, the problem is the fuel occasionally evaporates prematurely weather used often or not, unlike a BIC or similar lighters that have a sealed fuel cell. But the advantage is zippos look more badass. They’re also built to take years of use.
Also, flicking the lid is fun
@@oz_jones AND looks badass.
Fun detail: at the end of part 1, you can make out the nachos and soda Debbie bought from the Get-In-Get-Out, already foreshadowing the twist in part 2.
it's pathetic that Hank is still willing to work for Buck after all that happened in this episode.
Similar to people from bad home lives who date bad people
Peggy calling the Texas Rangers because she loves Walker is the absolute peak of her comedy.
Sgt Mumford's "Who called the Texas Rangers?!" is one of the best offhand remarks by a minor character ever.
She could just called Boomhauer
@@claymathewselevator8121 she doesn't know he's a ranger in fact none of them do
Damn, great comment. Seeing this in new way after like 20 years lmao
@@newdawnhorizon9879 We don't know that
@@EssexAggiegrad2011 Boomhauer never talks about his job nor is it mentioned until the last episode.
The way Peggy yells out Hank's name when he's not wanting to be seen by the police cracks me up, it's such an over the top loud and long yell lol
RUclips: "This ain't over! NOBODY EVADES OUR COPYRIGHT STRIKES!!!"
Shady: "Well I just did!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LIKE A BOSS!
👏 👏 👏 👏
"i just did" gets me every damn time. the comedy in this show overall is just top tier
Legally speaking in Texas you can walk down the street carrying a rifle and so long as your either pointing it straight up or down as well as having your hands away from the trigger you aren’t breaking any laws. You aren’t devoid of suspicion, but seeing as more than half of people living here are carrying it’d be really stupid to point it at anything/one.
That sounds kinda nice
@@eriktruchinskas3747 it is, very safe. When anyone has a gun then everyone is afraid to use theirs.
It's called open carry and you don't seem to understand it very well
@@dillonklasse4980 Ehh I think it really depends on the place in terms of opening carry = Safe
@@Appalachianasshole41 it’s different, open carry only affects hand guns. Where as there are other rules involving rifles, before you try chopping someone down do a little research.
Hank trying to sneak past is one of the funniest scenes in the whole show. It's like a perfect chain reaction
The Debbie Grund episode is yet another one of my favorite KOTH episodes! and one of my favorite scenes in this episode was definitely the part where Hank refused to be seduced by Ms. Liz it just shows how much of a loyal husband Hank really is, and the part at the end of the episode where it was revealed that Debbie accidentally shot herself always made me think that her death was most likely ruled as an "accidental suicide" at least that's my term for it anyway.
Shady finally realizing what “make soup” means at the end was hilarious.
I still don't get it
@@syndrette sex in a hot tub
@@syndretteSoup has broth. They were in a tub. The broth would be their "juices"
I damn near pissed myself at that "put that ol' lady back on the phone"
Hilariously innocent, isn't he?
you finally realizing what the “make soup” innuendo was at the end definitely made me screaming at you through my phone every time you mentioned it totally mf worth it👌🏽
The seething pause from Shady's disapproval of the double apostrophe is both fantastic and relatable.
Lmao when Hank said put that old lady back on, maybe she can talk some sense into you, i started laughing out loud at the same time as shady, that was great
I think the reason Peggy is so chill with hank lying to her is she *knows* hank would never cheat on her, But also knows he is covering something up. I think it is In character for her to 1. believe hank is faithful. 2. think he also might have killed Debbie and wants to know for sure. Without incriminating him. I think this is where her loyalty to hank plays a role.
Thats true. I think the biggest reason for Peggys behavior in the difference between Hank hiding the details of the kiss with that random girl 20+ years ago, vs the Miss Liz situation is that. The Dinner situation was considered to be the story of how Hank and Peggy's relationship was solidified, telling the story of Hank asking for a Dinner Date with Peggy on Valentines day of which she spends the day cooking, only for him to not show up. Then the romantic gesture is that, he calls claiming he "Injured" his back and he apologizes and they flirt in their own way. So it was seen as a romantic story to Peggy. Then later the Truth is revealed that Hank had Mono from a random girl kissing Hank.
It hurt Peggy because Hank hid the truth for over 20 years; and the story was seen as one of the contributing factors to their relationships success. Peggy and Hank had been dating for 6 months to that point, so Hank was still obligated to tell Peggy but he lied about the truth. Fact he lied twice. The First time was the original claim that he injured his back, then when Mono is revealed; he lied saying he got Mono from sharing a drink with someone on the Football team.
The Debby and Miss Liz sitation is different since Hank was simply hiding the events that unfolded, from Peggy. While It does look suspicious for hank not to tell Peggy that two women tried to have sex with him. Peggy wasn't concerned with Hanks loyalty, as she was more concerned with the prospect of Hank being a killer. But Peggy didn't want to believe Hank had killed Debby; as Peggy wanted to be loyal and trusting to Hank.
I loved when Hank opened his truck window just to burn Debby. I was think pretty much the same thing and Hank's timing on that lines was perfect
Your innocence on the soup thing was easily the best running gag I've seen in a single youtube video for a while.
9:50 bro I started dying at this scene! I was rolling too hahaha
I stg i starting crying 😂😂😂😂😂
@@flydre3024 lol
Hank has the awareness to women hitting on him as your typical anime harem protagonist
Nah. Protag-kun is out of ignorance/ inexperience. Hank is actively blinding himself to it from previous trauma.
@@Undomaranelwhat kind of previous trauma
That's why this show is so popular in Japan
I genuinely pogged seeing a Shady doorages video I can watch without being spoiled
I’m surprised Hank still worked for Buck despite he tried to frame him.
That’s a typical Hank reaction.
Daddy issues.
Sometimes you just get over stuff
hank is caught in the narcissists web
He works for propane, not Buck.
Funny, Simpson’s did a “murder mystery” and the episode still airs in rotation. KOTH kills a guy and a women of the night, like actually kills them, and the episodes are rarely seen
Debbie: Nobody rejects Debbie Grund
Hank: Well I just did.
Legit one of my favorite scenes in King of the hill. I laugh so hard at that scene and I hate it because it's funny but not the funniest scene in the series. Yet it gets me every time.
When Debbie talked dirty to Hank, originally after he hang up, he said, 'I just had sexual relationship over the phone' and shutters. I never knew why they took that part out in re-airing of this episode
To save time for commercials probably. It's on the DVD still, as is Peggy asking the Sheriff to say "sparking up a J" "In English please?".
In fact he said "oh god, I just had phone sex"
it's hilarious. he's so horrified..
Don't stop with the King of the Hill videos please! Inject it into my veins!
He'll probably do more, he just likes to do a variety of topics so we'll probably get videos on other topics first, but this won't be the last of KOTH.
@@dpray96 The Revival apparently happening will also provide us with more content for him to talk about.
When it eventually airs anyway.
I'd like to see him talk about the episode where Dale finds out about Joseph's sister
Or the episode in the trans fat ban
Why Hank stuck around at Strickland Propane after this whole ordeal is beyond me. His boss, boss’ wife, and co-worker/boss’ side piece all tried to screw him over. Anyone else would have immediately quit after all was said and done.
I guess this two parter ultimately demonstrates Hank’s deep loyalty to propane and propane accessories themselves.
That fuckin' Oscar Proud yell combined with that line about Tamaranean dresses had me rollin'.
Never did I think I would see a King of the Hill, The Proud Family, Teen Titans, and Shady Doorags crossover that fast outside of a gorram RUclips Poop.
We're through the looking glass, here.
Same
Holy shit, when I first heard that scream I was like where did I hear this before? Good catch
Tamaranean dresses. Alright I'll admit I'm stupid. Is this a reference to Starfire's 80s ish design where it was basically a sling bikini?
Speaking of Peggy owning a business, you should review the episode where she buys the bookstore. Truly one of the most wholesome episodes.
Ok that jab at that Applebees commercial is perfect props to you!
Is there a reference I'm missing?
@Traitorous Individual Ahh. I don't know how they format their broadcast, but having worked in news, I can see how an oopsie like that can happen.
But that's a pretty big oopsie...
After watching all your King of the Hill videos I really wanna binge it
It's weird how Ms. Liz just disappeared from the series after this special.
She was mentioned in that episode Bobby goes to Hot Springs with Buck "MIZ LIZ! TWO HOT TODDIES!' as well as the bible study in the pool episode where she finally divorces Buck.
That's all I remember so far
Buck tells Ms.Liz he is leaving to go do something in a different episode, but she is never seen again.
She divorces him because she caught him having sex with Donna on the veranda.... On her birthday.
And isn't it also weird how Debbie also disappeared from the series after this special
@@rubedog961 um she went bomb bomb on a gun in the dumpster outside of sugarfoots
10:00 I am more delighted seeing your reaction than by the hilarity of the joke
I just find it funny how Hank momentarily feels relieved he's a suspect in a murder case. Like how would you react to that? Is that suspicious or what?
“No coincidence. I like to hump, I like to eat, and I don't like to drive.” One of my favorite Buck Strickland quotes
I have been making "cream of us" jokes based on this episode for 20 years. I think of this episode everytime I bust open a can of Campbell's.
Nice... but also, ew
Me and your mom have been making cream of us soup for hours now.
@@UnprofessionalProfessor Well done, sir.
I use the “soup is good food, but keep your spoon in your own bowl” whenever someone tries taking my lunch
Gross
I love this channels analysis!!!!
THAT APPLEBEES KNOCK THOUGH 🤣
I love these videos. They’ve inspired my wife and me to watch King of the Hill
I like the idea of people knowing Hank well enough that they would have just laughed at anyone accusing him of having an affair.
Peggy adding her name to the sugarfoots sign gets alot weirder when you find out about her massive feet and that whole episode with her foot fetish website
Didn't that air before this episode?
@@MASTEROFEVIL it did
I can’t believe I never noticed the double use of “‘s” in the sign. This show is GENIUS 😂
Man Peggy‘s ego is as big as her feet.
HOO YEAH!!
I'm so glad you did these two episodes, they are some of my favorites of the series.
I'm guessing peggy had a more mild reaction because in comparison of hank possibly murdering someone, it's smaller news in perspective. If he told her the day after she would probably start a fight with against Miss Lizz and maybe rip some hair.
Would be a fun scene.
Your fucking realization and "EEWWWWW" at the soup joke has me physically in pain with laughter
10:40 that's not Hank's dirty talk, it's clearly the dirty talk of Mr. Big.
Haha!!! PERFECT!!!!
That applebees joke will sadly be forgotten in a year or so. But for those that still know it it's hilarious
One of the best King of the Hill two parters. Thank you Shady!
12:14 Wouldn’t you think Hank would notice the smell?
Hank probably doesn't know what weed smells like and just assumed they were weird smelling cigarettes
I love this episode if I can tell you Buck Strickland is definitely a scumbag trying to frame a man that has done nothing but being loyal to him
I want Shady to talk about the transfat ban episode where Buck runs an illegal food truck and yet Buck learns nothing
"Are y'all in a cult?" I don't know why this made me crack up, but it did. Well done on making one of my favorite shows from my childhood even funnier!
Ikr?^^
@@crystalgemgirl731 R!! ^.^
@@shadowwatcher3957 Hank has some good ones.^^
I love both of these episodes, too. I genuinely did not see the 'killer' coming, and both episodes were funny and presented an honestly fun mystery with some fun character moments.
Shady, that Usian bolt joke has gotten the biggest laugh out of me that I can remember. Thank you!
What about that episode where the female police officer pulled Hank over multiple times to grope him, and even threatened to arrest him if he didnt reciprocate?
I laughed just as hard as you did when hank said put that old lady back on the phone😂😂😂😂😂
Me: I feel like watching King of the Hill going to go see if anyone uploaded full episodes on RUclips
Shady: this is the perfect opportunity to upload a video
Peggy knows Hank would never, ever commit any form of adultery. Him not telling her is the bigger issue for her.
You don't know who the black guy was? He was Chuck Norris' partner in "Walker: Texas Ranger".
I mean, that's the reference, but I think he's voiced by Phil Lamarr. And the character is Lester Payton not James Trivette
@@ToHoldNothing yep. that's phil lamarr. i know that voice anywhere.
I learned something today
To be fair, it is an old show. Not that many people just getting into King of the Hill now would be able to make that connection. At the time this episode aired it would be more likely.
@@SRFAA maybe but who's getting into koth now? That was a 90's show for a 90's audience. anyone else would have way too much trouble understanding everything that's going on...and would probably find it way too offensive to their modern sensibilities.
18:08 that one got me lmao. Applebees will never live that down.
The amount of great one liners in this video physically hurts
"Peggys closer than never to catching" made me die 14:31
1:43 they forgot to give Debbie eyebrows, and after seeing this episode multiple times I am only now noticing it.
She even regrows eyebrows for like 2 frames to look shocked whin liz turns away but then loses them again. I feel like it's gotta be on purpose.
Debbie: NOBODY REJECTS DEBBIE GRUND!!!!!
Hank: well I just did
Shady:LIKE A BOSS!!(airhorns in the background)
I knew him by his voice, the black guy is Walker Texas Ranger's sidekick. Yes, I was a kid when I watched it, no I don't know names.
One of the most out of nowhere crossovers on King of the Hill
Pretty sure it's Phil Lamarr, but it could be Clarence Gilyard, though doubtful
Jimmy Trivette. That's the name of the character you are thinking of Matthew.
@@DDarkestKnight there’s actually a handful of connections to Walker Texas ranger in king of the hill
13:00 Walker Texas Ranger, it was a show starring Chuck Norris
"Well I just did!" Definitely a boss move there Hank.
Hank taking a hit on a joint is a life changing moment.
Why doesn't Hank lock his truck or his house? My grandma always had everything locked up right in the 90's.
Considering the fact that truck is one of his pride and joys, you'd think he WOULD lock it.
I know some people that didn't lock there doors till like two or 3 years ago
"You cannot mow the lawn for ONE WEEK."
"Aw c'mon, son... it was an accident!"
"You wanna go for TWO!?"
I love Hank Logic. Doing chores is a reward for him. Just like in the Anger Management episode he excluded dale from helping repair his floor as a 'punishment'.
I'm very excited to see individual episode analysis as opposed to using an episode to analyze a character. I look forward to seeing some new KotH content.
Personally, I'd love to see you talk about "And They Call It Bobby Love", Season 3 Episode 2. It's a really good episode exhibiting the influence Bobby's family has on him and is an excellent exhibition of character building... But the episode itself is gold regardless.
"You're my boss now, *Hank*."
"Eeewwwwuuuuugghhhhh."
Aw shit son. It must be my birthday cause this is one of my favorite episodes of king of the hill! Thanks Shady!
6:14as a Muslim I confirm if anyone tried forcing themselves on you you just gone give it the ✌️😐and disappear from there
The walking around with a shotgun in a convenience store, accepting an arrest/law as being right regardless of context, death penalty, Texas Rangers… This episode screamed Texas lol. Great analysis as always. The soup thing was weird to me, too.
Edit: I forgot how much I loved the line you didn’t include from Hank’s phone call with Debbie… ‘Oh God, I just had phone sex’ 😂🤣
8:15 got me good
The Applebee’s joke if that was a reference to CNN is hilarious lmao
If my boss framed me for murder, all without even an ounce of remorse...That table and him would be going through the wall