Spin The Choice Thanksgiving Special
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- We're taking a quick look at Spin The Choice, the Thanksgiving episode featuring cannibals, land grabbing, and a terrible game.
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"Why would joseph hate you? he barely knows you" that line cuts so deep dale, and ain't it the truth? but he has no idea.
Yep exactly
The less Joseph gets to know him the better. I'm sure Dale wouldn't want Joseph to grow into a player, who's always banging a different chick everyday.
Boomhaur has a brother like that, and doesn't approve of that lifestyle either.
I'm always astounded by John Redcorn's belief that Dale "stole" his son, yet is blind to the fact that he's the one who invaded Dale's marriage and left his son behind. It's also the great tragedy of the character; he wants a relationship with his son and desperately wants to share his culture with him, but can't do that without exposing himself. Dale's lines have a new layer when you think about the theory that he knows, but it might be funnier when you consider he's genuinely oblivious.
Also, how's Nancy disinviting him to the Thanksgiving when it's at the Hill's house?
redcorn has been known to practice what some call projection....projection is when someone points the finger at you and blames you for the same thing that they are doing weather or not that action is or is not out of character for you.
@@angelinacamacho8575 never heard hypocrisy called that before. Yes John Redcorn is a huge hypocrite. He also has a very strong case of victim mentality.
🎵🎶There's a hole in my pocket where my money should go! There's a hole!🎶🎵 There's a hole in my heart where you used to go! There's a hole!...and a hole!!🎵🎶
Dale doesn't know.
@@possummagic3571 DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUH!
John Redcorn is a fool if he thinks Joseph would accept him even if he knew, Joseph both loves and admires Dale . Dale is easily one of the best fathers on this show in my opinion
I love the scene when Peggy was going to tattle and then Joseph interrupted. Dale gave Joseph his last $10 to rent "Encino Man" and buy milk balls. Peggy realized that things were better off the way they were.
There’s probably a chance dale knows about it but doesn’t say anything cause having a hot white that pays the bills and lets him do whatever is cool and he still cares bout Joseph
@tristentillman5194 if dale knows it takes all the humour out of the situation and the sincere redemption of redcorn and Nancy once they realise how lovable and geniune dale is/can be.
@@kumajin3621 it's obvious Dale doesn't know. I think he puts Nancy on such a high pedestal knowing her conventional attractiveness puts her out of his league. Also, she is the breadwinner essentially finding his activities, and his basement is a lair for his projects that creates plenty of distractions that keep him occupied to the point that he is oblivious.
@@geraldframinghammer2626 As well as the line he gives in the episode about his father. "Why would I have a problem with him being gay? I'm friends with John Redcorn and he's gay." Which is a big part of the happy ending to that episode as well, that Dale isn't bothered by what Bug Gribble was bothered by and instead it was all the lies and paranoia generated by those lies.
John doesn’t care about Joseph, he sees him as an heir, not a kid with his own feelings and desires
Yep 💯
Hell, he cares even less about Nancy; when he wasn't fooling around with her, he'd go meet other women for a good time. One of which he had a daughter with.
Its his damn son
@@youtubestopmakingmechangem8035 then why didn’t he say something before
@youtubestopmakingmechangem8035 No he's not, he's Dale's son. Redcorn was his donor, Dale actually raised and loved his son. Being related genetically means very little.
I love how characters never just say John always John Redcorn 😂
I love how dale says “I’m pretty sure I keep a chain tool in hanks garage”
I love those little subtle jokes
John Redcorn would later go on to build an illegal casino on his land, such is the American dream.
The native american dream, that and beating your wife, stealing tax payer money and alcoholism.
its kind of funny in a way...the white man took his land just so he could purchase it back and build an illegal casino that white folks would visit and he would be essentially stealing their money....
Fitting as his voice actor owns a casino on Parks and Rec
@@claymathewselevator8121never realized that they were the same dude lol
It really shouldn’t be illegal considering Native American reserve laws, but I guess the plot wouldn’t happen in that episode if it matched reality.
14:09 Judging by how John Redcorn objected to being called a cannibal, instead of correcting Bobby by specifying what tribe he actually is, I think John Redcorn is meant to be part of the Anasazi/Ancestral Puebloan tribe.
I’d just chalk up the contradiction as the show writers not knowing better.
I'm pretty sure he actually says "Anasazi" in the episode, but I might be wrong
Aztecs also committed cannibalism
@@Johnlindsey289 Not many other natives liked the Aztecs. The reason the Spanish were so successful in their conquest of the Aztec’s despite their low numbers was from all the other tribes allying with them to destroy the empire that constantly bullied them for good.
Peggy is smarter than we give her credit for, she definitely made spin the choice so people would want her Boggle tournament.
Hank's indignant use of the term "Frenchman's wave" always cracks me up.
so sad how JR ignores Bobby's interest in Native American culture
It was never about the culture...just to cement a cuckold
Yeah but John redcorn literally is too focused on he's the victim of having a son stolen from him. Even though technically it's his own fault along with Nancy considering this adulterous affair led to this problem. Dale may not be perfect but at least he's the kind of father that Joseph looks up too. Also what I didn't like about this episode was the fact that Bobby was given the wrong message from John redcorn because of his own arrogance. What I found also very disrespectful was when John redcorn is getting helped by Dale even though Dale's not a lawyer still he understands a little bit how the US government works. So he's trying to get him back his land so it's like dude that's disrespectful considering you bang his wife you went as far to be a dick to him and everybody because you screwed up. He was close to revealing the truth but well yeah that wouldn't work especially with his and Nancy's son
Part of me thinks that Redcorn actually doesn't care about his culture, he's just doing it to get free stuff and to play the victim.
I actually met a Native American as a kid once. He gave me a crash course on his culture when I asked. I can honestly say I had a lot of fun learning about the Apache people outside the dumbed down crap my school taught me.
Redcorn isn't a bad guy. He's a dumb guy. He just isn't a good guy.
I think this episode really shows just how awful of a person John Redcorn really is. He sleeps with a married woman who is the wife of the man who’s helping him with his case against the government and sees it as his fault he can’t have his son. John Redcorn also has a very strong case of victim mentality. Nothing is his fault he sees. So when Bobby did research about Redcorn’s tribe and reveals they once practiced cannibalism Redcorn goes all hypocritical about how no one should be judged for what their ancestors did while nearly half of the episode that’s exactly what he did. I don’t John Redcorn should’ve gotten anything after what he did in this episode.
This is why I'm not a fan of him he always blames others instead of taking accountability
My main problem is they're non equivalent crimes. The Land is still gone while they haven't practiced Canabalism for over 100 years (meaning they aren't Cannables). It's the difrence between judging a guy who's Grandpa worked at United Fruit Company, and judging Chiquita for being the United Fruit Company
Although John is still a ass because he settles for Scapegoats for his problems. Before Dale he had no way to fight back against the government so he blamed the people. He can't think of a way to claim guarantee Joseph and Nancy will stay with him if he tells the truth, so he blames Dale instead of accepting the consequences.
@@stephensmith7327 The irony is that if you do take that ancestral land from the people who have by now been living there for generations, you'll just deepen divides and instigate more intense racism. The situation is already bad, but after a while reoperations won't repair anything but just make it worse. The tribalistic back and forth of supposed justice ignores the consequences of affirmative actions to rather pat themselves on the back for being such good people. In the mean time they just feed into the rising tensions. Why focus so much on past injustices? Given somone a chunk of land their ancestors owned won't solve their problems, won't fix the issues in their community. Why not have programs to improve living standards where they already are and equip them with the knowledge and connections to actually succeed in life and buy culturally relevant land back on their own? Wouldn't it be best to actually empower the downtrodden and wronged rather than slapping a moralistic bandaid on the situation while simultaniously making the situation worse?
It happened here in south africa too. They siezed land and gave it to the descendants of the owners. Once thriving farmland now just standing overgrown and unused by people who have neither the resources nor the knowledge to work it. But hey, they DO own it don't they? Still living in a hut, sleeping on the floor and don't have any certainty of food but they sure do own a lot of land
What's funny about that whole situation is that if John Redcorn had just paid attention to Bobby and told him the truth instead of just ABANDONING HIM in persuit of Joeseph, the whole canniable thing wouldn't have happened.
Which is even more hilarious when you look at the context of it all considering John. He abandons someone who needed him (Bobby) for someone he wanted (Joseph) and shit hits the fan.
I love that Dale, of all people, says "just give him his land back hank"
That's one of my favorite Dale lines.
remember....redcorn is a man who turned a song he made about unaliving himself into a kids song about brushing your teeth.
wash myself and scrub my brains out!
I mean, Redcorn's not a good person but that's pretty creative.
clean my wrist and scrub my brains out 🤪
Big mountain fudge.
The more I watch the show the more I really loathe John Redcorn. His morality is a one way street. He's funny sometimes, but annoying.
I love it because it shows the whole native american situation realistically. They paint all white people as bad, generalize all white poeple, then tuck tail when you point out things their tribe (which would be all native americans if we're going by how they see all ethnically diverse white people as the same) did to white people first or what they did to the people who were in america before them.
Fun fact, the vikings actually got to america hundreds of years before it became america, but they didn't like it because they found the natives to be too violent.
Hey! What a coincidink!
@@JimMilton-ej6zihe’s like the opposite of Uncle Ruckus 😂
@@JimMilton-ej6ziforgetting that the natives were mostly peaceful to the Jamestown colony and such. Of course Jamestown meddled with and fucked with the careful alliances there. There were many escalations which culminated in King Philip's war, rendering the native populations in New England decimated.
You yourself claim native Americans see what people as all the same meanwhile you're conflating tribes in the Northeast with all others, and the viking colony was so pathetic, it was a complete joke. Hell, even the first ENGLISH colony failed lmao.
@@cynicaltheastrocreep4504Did you just say "the natives" and follow it up with "were mostly peaceful"?. Generalize much? Yeah, America royalty screwed American Indians by allowing them to remain separate, giving them reservations not subject to American law, and taking money from Americans to air-drop it on them in hopes of improving relations. That is a tough break for Indians. Just like "free stuff" does for any other race of people, today's Indians (at least the ones in the Northwest and the plains) are often entitled leaches who are conceited enough to live their lives believing they aren't responsible for their actions and choices because they're oppressed for their skin color.
Yeah, the entire race has been coddled and treated with cloying groveltude for far too long and it has made it really easy for them to choose to be lazy, racist burnouts, but that doesn't mean each individual's isn't still responsible for their actions. Redcorn's victim mentality is the same I've seen in many Indians unfortunately and KotH really gets at the insidious culture that breeds blame, self-righteousness, and racism. When you say that the L'Anse aux Meadows and Roanoke "failed" in North America, you laugh out loud. I challenge you to take a ride through Pine Ridge Reservation in my state and laugh at the failure. Or perhaps we don't pit red and white men against each other and instead note that every culture has its struggles and victories at various times.
As a Native/ Indigenous person, I despise John Redcorn’s hypocrisy; he was rarely in Joseph’s life and yet thought he should be the father despite never being there for every birthday, Christmas, and scraped knee (of mice and little green men). Yet I love his VA(who is in fact Indigenous)
John did teach Joseph how to ride a bike, so he's got that going for him.
I'm 1/16 Pawnee. I take great pride in my heritage. I don't celebrate Thanksgiving anymore, since 2020. I also don't eat turkey on Thanksgiving anymore, either. I make my own dish. Last year, I used venison.
@@LethalSalivanot sure if trolling. What is the other 94% of your heritage?
12:45 I think it makes sense that Carl Moss is at the thanksgiving dinner seeing as he was friends and played on the school’s football team alongside Hank, Bill and Boomhauer (plus Dale as the team’s towel manager). There are a couple episodes where Hank and Moss talk about their school days like when Hank kept insinuating that Carl was once good and passionate about wood shop class in _Little Horrors of Shop_ and the fact that both Hank and Carl refer to each other by their first names, whereas almost everyone in the show calls Carl “Principal Moss” and Carl calls Hank “Hank” instead of the more formal “Mr Hill” like he would with other students’ parents.
Carl Moss is Hank Hill with less ambition
It is interesting that he isn't as close, despite staying close to home as eryone else
It would've been an interesting twist if we found out that Joseph was actually Dale's biological son, and that he has Native American ancestry. Like, maybe Dale's great grandparents were Native. After all, just look at Joseph in the later seasons: he's stupid, clumsy, clueless, he is pure Gribble. Even his jawline is the same as Dale's.
I assumed Joseph looked like that because of Dale's Jamaican grandmother?
Seriously though, WTF kind of reasoning is that from Nancy? Haha.
@@-James-A She's a bad liar. Luckily Dale and Joseph are dense.
@@ExplorerDS6789 like father, like..... Joseph.
The Tonkawas, whom the Comanches oppressed horribly, were frequent cannibals. Because of their bad blood with the Comanches they served as scouts for the early Texicans against the Comanche, and it was difficult to keep them from eating any dead Comanche they got aholt of. Source: Empire of the Summer Moon, a history of the Comanche nation.
Aztecs committed cannibalism too
Idk I'm weary to trust the history of a group as told by their opps. Lol
all the hundreds of thousands of acres of stolen land
source: those oppressors
I know joseph is John Redcorns biological kid but the way he trys to get close is kind of creepy
Deep down, John Redcorn is a lonely guy. He yearns for some kind of meaningful connection and continuity. I wouldn't call it creepy as much as I would call it desperate for a legacy. And he's very conflicted about watching another man raise his kid. He is a study on consequences of decisions.
he just wants to have a connection with his (Technical) kid and share his culture
@@hunimoonzHe has a daughter that he was never shown to obsess about to the same degree, although to be fair she only existed for one episode and was never heard of again.
I think John Redcorn has this big romantic notion of what fatherhood and raising a child are, and it's just not even close to reality.
@@thatvalensteingirl he IS from Texas, so it could be that he only cares about Joseph because he's his SON, a male to continue his legacy, as opposed to a daughter. That's probably why he's so desperate to have a connection with him, because it's someone that can continue his lineage.
@@deepcrab you could be right 🤔
Seeing how uninterested Joseph is with John Redcorn is so satisfying.
its very real. No 13 year old kid would care about that stuff!
@@ZeranZeranEspecially from some random friend of his mom's, not even someone he's grown up with as extended family like Hank, Bill, or Boomhauer.
He's never bonded with John Redcorn.
Yep 😊I was very happy
@@ZeranZeran Bobby was.
Granted, that boy ain't right, I'll tell you hwat.
@@jayive34 Some Adults really love to put that white guilt onto children.
14:27 "Okay, why [were the neck and giblets] the only meat Dale brought?"
Honestly, Dale being... _Dale,_ and his scoffing tone when he declares "They were _this close_ to giving them to the dog!", I've always just assumed that Dale is one of those people who considers them the _best cuts,_ and thus a perfectly acceptable consolation food gift for a friend who skipped dinner out of shame and embarrassment.
John Redcorn is the worst character. Cries about getting his land stolen while screwing Dale's home
Dale is comedy gold in this episode RIP Johnny Hardwick
Guess this means the land goes from John directly to Joseph then.
"OH MY GAWD IT'S SO JUICY" 😂
THE KIDS TABLE NEEDS MORE DARK MEAT!!
@@angelinacamacho8575yet we see no kids table 😂
Y'all are on your KOTH punchline game!
Me when she pulls her pants off
This is my all time favorite line from the show 😂
“Is that all you think about? Photography?” Oh I love Bobby’s innocence in this episode LOL he goes over the top but he’s just an impressionable kid who means well and Hank helps him figure it out he’s gone too far. He’s just deep down a good kid and that shines through, just feel bad John takes advantage of him! He can be such a jerk
spoiler alert: Joseph still thinks he is Caucasian and john redcorn still is in the shadows and Nancy still refuses to let joseph john gribble know his father is actually John freaking redcorn
Oh god I forgot she actually gave Joseph John Redcorn as a middle name. That's so gross lol.
The next season the Of Mice and Little Green Men Dale thinks he is an alien. Joseph goes to his mom and is like who is my dad. She freaks and is like who told you your dad is not your dad. That is after this episide.
This episode is the biggest evidence of Dale secretly knowing John Redcorn's secret. He gloats in his agony and gives him the necks and jibs knowing theres 3 whole turkeys worth of meat at the party. I know this theory ruins the entire joke but its dale always hits him where it hurts a little too good.
I think Bobby's pidgeonholing of all Natives is meant to be a mirror of John's view of the White Man.
“I refuse to eat the white man’s white meat!”
I feel like a lot of people have this on a t-shirt.
😂😂😂😂
Jo-haaaaawn Redcorn is absolutely insufferable in this episode but that just means his character was well-written. It's truly amazing that he has the gall to say that Joseph is *his* son. While that's true and that he is Joseph's father, Dale will always be Joseph's "dad." Neither he nor any other father who run out/do not take responsibility for the child they helped bring into the world, should ever have the privilege to be their child's "dad" especially when they never had a presence in their child's life.
Redcorn didn't run out or not take responsibility. Nancy cheated on Dale, got pregnant and kept it a secret. As crappy as it is that their 13 year affair went on, John Redcorn was relegated to being an outsider looking in because he was fooling around with a married woman who didn't want to leave her husband.
@@geraldframinghammer2626 fair enough. They're both in the wrong but it takes TWO parents to have a child. I'm just saying, no matter what, neither are blameless. Also, John Redcorn could've easily said no to Nancy's advances. Tbh I don't know who came onto who but the point still stands. Consequence is a neutral term, and Joseph is a consequence (result) of Nancy and Redcorn's affair.
I think Nancy and JR are hurting everyone by keeping it a secret, so shame on those two forever.
@@quackman it would definitely be nice for Joseph to know who fathered him, but I KNOW that he will always see Dale as his dad whether he knows or not.
As for Dale, I couldn't say. I'm just hoping he wouldn't flip out, which the possibility of is highly likely.
12:50 Principal Moss was an old classmate of Hank and the others, so I don't think it's too odd he'd make a quick stop in a relatively small town.
Anybody else get the vibe, that the reason why King of the Hill had so many Thanksgiving episodes, is just because a key ingredient for turkey is cooking it,
It's pretty funny how many times bobby gets white guilt put on him from John and even that strange teacher when he never did anything wrong
John is truly at his peak of pathetic in this episode with how long he waits to try and get into Joseph's life and continue to creep him out. Even Nancy was able to explain to her son a way that can connect both of them without throwing away the years dale had raising him.
My favorite thing about redcorn and joseph is that every time redcorn tries to force his way into josephs life, joseph shuts it down hard, like that time joseph was given a native american knife and he was like "an old knife, cool..."
@@JimMilton-ej6zi well it's very creepy just reading it out loud. Nancy said dale's family had some darker people in it(lie) so Joseph probably heard that and accepted it so John is acting creepy around him.
Plus it's not like their aren't darker people around with kahns family. Some friends at school and even boomhauer so it's not like Joseph would think he's his dad
Joseph handled this as mature as possible especially with Nancy and dale as his parents giving John a pass each time so he has every right to lash at him
@@JimMilton-ej6zi i mean its not like he knows redcorn is his dad right? would be kind of strange if a man you didnt know just randomly came in to your life and tried to act like a dad to you and you have no context for it right?
It'll happen much more often if they do the reboot.
Well, now that's the thing. Both Nancy and John redcorn had an affair with each other yet Nancy hardly gets chewed out for this. John Red Corn and Nancy show both be chewed out.
Because if Joseph finally learned the truth he would be both pissed and hurt...not to mention feeling really stupid about not seeing how obvious it was that Dale wasn't his biological father.
So glad you showed the part where she called him “Joseph John” he’s still named after him 😂
Jesus I forgot about that too. Nancy is just a piece of work my god.
"And you will not use that 'Frenchmans wave' with me." 😂
Watching King of the hill when I was young, I loved the show. Watching it when I am older, I realize it's a masterpiece.
Same..
I keep a chain tool in Hank’s garage 😂
I'm more sympathetic to John Redcorn in this episode because he's just like my great uncle Red River; all pump up and angry at how our tribe had been treated all just to cover the fact he was alone
I disagree. I think this episode shows just how awful of a human being he is. I mean can you defend how he played victim and didn’t take responsibility for his actions or being all hypocritical about people accusing him of cannibalism because his ancestors were cannibals?
The idea of Texas just giving him most of the state was obviously never going to happen, he should have realized 12 acres was shockingly generous all things considered.
And even without a sound dampening fence, he has 11 acres. It doesn' tell us the measurements, but there's probably somewhere he can build that wouldn't be so noisy.
I think John Redcorn shouldn’t of gotten any land after all the bad things he did in this episode.
Just another reason he should be thankful for what he got.
"Joseph John Gribble" cracks me up for how obvious it is.
I genuinely look forward to these episodes of Squirrel Tactics.
100%
I genuinely get excited when I get a notification. I watch this show literally every single day and love that people still love and talk about it.
The big flaw in John Redcorn's goals are that they are contradictory and as a result unattainable. He skipped out for most of Joseph's childhood, leaving Dale to do most of the hard stuff. And now that Joseph is old enough to have a sense of identity and culture, John Redcorn wants to pass that on. But Joseph doesn't see himself as a Native American, and even if John Redcorn revealed the truth, that wouldn't help.
He doesn't ACTUALLY want to be a parent to Joseph, he just wants that sense of passing on a legacy and tradition and for Joseph to have a sense of heritage.
The funny thing is, he could accomplish this in much the same way as he did leaving his land to Dale so that Joseph would inherit it. Dale already thinks he's part Native American. All he'd have to do is give the same schpiel to Dale as he would to Joseph and teach them the same stuff at the same time, while monitoring for Dale's crazy misinterpretations.
John Redcorn: "If you are truly one of my people, you must learn our ways, history, and tradition. And you should bring Joseph too. Because if he is your son then he is of my people too. I'll teach you both so that I don't have to repeat the lessons."
Dale: Do I get to be part of the tribe?
John Redcorn: Um...maybe? You might be too old to join now. But Joseph? Definitely. He could definitely be part of the tribe.
Dale: My own son! Part of the tribe!
Yeah John doesn’t deserve Joseph because he doesn’t care about his family’s history, he’s only acting this way because he can’t have Joseph
I think you and shady doorags would make a good collab
I'm probably too small a channel to pull that one off.
@@squirreltactics you never know.
@@squirreltacticsJohnny 2 Cellos? Either would be awesome for you to collab with. Reviewed2Death is also a good KOTH RUclipsr
Shady wouldn’t do it. He’s too much of an introvert.
@@chrishinton9209 he's collabed before. With kitty monk
I always thought redcorn might have been of lakota decent or partially since they were very prevalent in the southwest. also cannibalism in most tribes around the world is something that they do after a battle to gain the strength, spirit, and knowledge of the enemy tribe.
The japanese still did that in ww2. Honestly cotton got off easy
Its obvious why dale brought john redcorn the neck. Like moe said in the simpsons - he started with the best part - the neck, and added secret hobo herbs and spices to make it a top quality meal
Anasazi is "Offensive" because, in Navajo, Anasazi means "The Great/Ancient Enemy".
Dispite whatever the LIBERAL Navajo would have you believe
So it not onoy means great enemy. But its also in a completly different language then what their own.
It's funny, because there's a historian who used the term "Anasazi" specifically, because "Puebloan" derives from Spanish, and the Spaniards were much worse to them than the Navajo. I can't find any references to what they actually referred to themselves as at the time, probably something descriptive of their locale or practices. I tried asking google's wokebot and it didn't know, either.
Redcorn has less of a leg to stand on then most think as I am familiar with the Anasazi they stole land from other tribes and where known Bloodthirsty conquerors infact Anasazi means Enemy or Enemy tribe in Navajo if I remember right, so he wants back stolen land that his ancestors stole in the first place?
That is actually what it means
@@Henchgirl7342 yup proof the guy is a hypocrite of the highest order
I was told natives were alwas peaceful until the whites showed up. School taught me thay
Dale has a lot of connections like being able to call the president through a series of phone calls. Get land for john which helped his entire career which i doubt he thanked dale after that fact.
Hank has to deal with peggy bobby and luanne get radicalized by something each week but he handles it well
They had an entire turkey left for Bobby to carve and yet Dale brought the neck and giblets for John Redcorn
To me, it looked like everyone was having fun with Peggy's stupid game.
Bill Dauterive honesty thought he won a Winnebago
@@claymathewselevator8121 If only he didn't spin it too hard.😔
@@kittycatmeowmeow963poor guy was *this* close to winning a Winnebago.
I can’t figure out how the game is supposed to work
Honestly some of the funniest lines in this series are the little ones. "Stay off the guests coats" is so weirdly funny to me.
When it's good ole hanksgiving I can just imagine Hank saying "Looks like Meat's back on the menu boys I tell yu wut".
Hearing "he went so far down the woke hole that he came out racist" made me laugh so hard 😂
It's actually a pretty common occurrence.
This is why anti-racism is just racism with extra steps.
Wait squirrels are super territorial, land grabby and glutenous? Lmfao 1000% just being a butt, love this channel
😂
I still call it the Frenchman’s Wave
"Going so down the woke hole he came out racist" is such an insane statement I laughed so hard for so long
It's honestly hypocritical that John Redcorn blames "the white man" for stealing his land but feels offended when Bobby mentioned his people practiced cannibalism saying that was 700 years ago. Doesn't feel so good when he's on the receiving end.
Redcorn's hypocrisy goes much further as shown in the episode where Hank was having dreams about grilling naked with Nancy.
Hank went to John for help, John went into a jealous rage and told Dale about it.
John Redcorn is easily one of the worst characters on the show and I fear if they go through with the revival, Disney may force Mike to put him on a pedestal...
NAN NAN? You were having naughty dreams about *MY* _NAN NAN?_
cracks me up
May? They'll most likely have them have dale figure out about their affair and have him reignite it because of muh reparations.
@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881 with Hardwick's passing, there's no stopping a probable rekindling with Dale out of the picture...
Number 1 that's freaking racist (seriously what the crap have you been smoking?).
And two, of course Red corn is a jerk and som is Nancy. That's the point. Redcorn would sell Hamk's ass out to Dale in a heartbeat for having a thought about Nancy being nude, yet when Red corn has been sleeping with Nancy for twelve years with a son Red corn never acknowledged, until he was feeling like he hitting a wall in his life? So, yeah that's on brand for that guy.
There's a few reasons Dale would die in the future, one is the poison he sprays as an exterminator, two is the cigarettes (since he's 2-3 pack a day chain-smoker), three is definitely the exterminator part since he's constantly dealing with rabies or other deadly disease
How bout a Ladybird video?
That’s my favorite video, where she gets lost because of the racoon and the guys like “ladeyyyy birdddd”
Lady Bird is drawn very small for a bloodhound. They get to be 70-90 lbs and are considered a large breed. But Hank has picked her up and carried her like nothing. It's also rare for such large dogs to live much longer than 8-10 years. I think Lady Bird is actually a mixed breed given her size and age. Hank may not be aware of this, she could have been sold to him with fake papers or just a verbal garuntetee that she's a "purebred Georgia bloodhound." Which is not really a breed, but might just mean she was born in Georgia.
Or the real Lady Bird has already passed away. Peggy just finds a new hound to replace her and spare Hank from grief every few years.
@@luvlols4462Yeah, Ladybird is smaller than the average bloodhound.
I would love to see if the reboot has another bloodhound in it. And will it be named Ladybird II or will it have a different name? Or will Bobby have a different dog or pet?
I couldn't bring myself to watch king of the hill consistently whenever I had the time or opportunity because the joke pacing wasn't enough for me, you've really shown the highlights and provided a lot of interesting little facts that I never would have found out otherwise so thank you dude.
Yeah, this is one of John Redcorn's most aggravating episodes. He's basically upset that his son was "stolen" from him, yet everything he claims was taken, was never his to begin with.
And he projects that frustration via the whole "white man stealing from native Americans", which of course, rubs off on Bobby. Kinda relevant today when you have someone who doesn't have all the details on a historical event, only a one sided past tense description from someone who wasn't even there, and thinks they have the whole picture.
(Yeah, what happened was very, very wrong. I'm not going to deny that.)
Anyway, if you somehow made it this far in the comment, one, thank you, and two, I've been really curious about Donna lately. Hank's purple shirt female coworker.
Is she on your to do list?
I plan to cover both Donna's from Accounting
I'm thankful that ignorance (in the west anyway) is geared against one race. Otherwise there would be Lisa/Peggy hybrids getting on my Hispanic behind to feel shame for doing math and checking the calendar
Fun fact: “Spin the Choice” was also featured in “Office Space” written and directed by none other than Mike Judge.
I don't remember Spin The Choice in Office Space, I remember the Jump To Conclusions Mat.
If anything, this episode encapsulates the basic elements of the entire discussion, and should be commended for doing so. Quite clever, the circuitous themes in this episode.
Hank referring to Dale as "that" when talking about how Dale and Nancy were married for 2 years before she met John Redcorn is pure hilarity, not only in the slight disrespect it shows, but in how it further reinforces that Hank knows how much of a jackass Dale can be and that Hank will treat him as such when it is called for.
Dale gave the leftover meat to John Redcorn because he really believed that John Redcorn was a cannibal.
Ah, yes this Thanksgiving episode. This one really makes you dislike John Redcorn. I mean, him sleeping with Nancy is pretty bad, but once he enters the episode, it can get difficult to watch real fast. Thank you for covering this episode man, I hope you’re doing well and have a great day!
John Redcorn regretting not being apart of Joseph’s life is understandable. But John Redcorn had every opportunity to be there for him. But seemed to be okay with another man raising his son.
On a devil's advocate note regarding John Redcorn as a father figure, honestly I'm pretty sure that he did a decent job(as a joke from the writers) during the years he and Nancy had their affair, just from the episode, Of Mice and Little Green Men, "Who taught him how to tie his shoes? -John Redcorn. Well, okay. But who taught him how to ride a bike? John Redcorn. He taught Joseph and Joseph taught me." And then of course the episode Vision Quest, which realistically, was him just cleaning up a mess he made, well a reason why John Redcorn &probably Nancy let Dale think he was Native American(as it is plausible he would just get bored/couldn't get anything more out of it) as hands down I think it was a given, that he especially hoped that Joseph would go to him to double check on Native American subjects, whereas lastly there's his daughter Kate from the episode, Untitled Blake McCormick Project,
"Horns and a feather... thanks" always cracks me up. That's exactly what a young teen would say if you tried to hand them something like that lol. I think every father has a moment like that.. even if he's only his father by genetics. Dale is Joseph's real dad!
I think it depends on the kid. When I was Joseph's age I would've loved it
Had an ad start in the middle of the discussion about cannibalism. Namely one for a restaurant that began with a burger sizzling on the grill and a narrator saying "Hear that? That's the sound of juicy hot sizzling meat." Considering I was looking away from my screen at that point, I was *very* confused for a moment
Dale may be a crazy conspiracy theorist, but hes always been a good dad to Joseph
I like Bill’s green Army sweatshirt
I’m sorry Dr Boomhauer
You want me to consult the rulebook, Dr. Boomhaur? Fine. You lose.
ah yes the episode where john redcorn whine a bunch and then gets shut down good episode
Bobby did more against John Redcorn in this episode than any other character. It's hilarious.
I hate john redcorn
Also dale saying yeah hank give him back his land is the best part of this
You can’t really say that. Is it cuz of his race?
@@tibettenballs4962 john redcorn is the most hated character in the show
@@garra123454 no. That’s Peggy. John Redporn hard everything stolen from him. Including love. You think it was easy for redporn to watch his kids get raised by some skinny stupid guy.
not too weird that Principal Moss was invited to thanksgiving considering that Hank knows him from way back and is even on a first name basis with him
he's the type of dude that would definitely invite the principal of his son's school to thanksgiving lol
Pie always completes thanksgiving!
Bobby isn't being racist by assuming Redcorn is that tribe, if immediately after Redcorn says he is in that tribe lol.
*I WON A WINNEBAGO!*
18:09 I enjoyed learning about the history of the Tactics family
It is lil weird the principal being at the thanksgiving but you have to think he was on hanks football team and moss and Hank are friends you see him go straight to moss when Hank finds trouble in the school or his son in the school
Spin the Choice is awesome!! I want to develop a real version and spring it on people at a gathering just to blow their minds.
My family kinda has a game like Peggy's spin or choose but with my family we can spin for a prize( usually a mug or bauble of some kind) or we can choose to steal from someone else you only get one steal and if you steal something from someone while you have a prize it becomes a trade an item can only be traded or stolen 3 times before it's locked in and the game goes until all prizes are handed out( there is one for everybody)
This show was so full of humor it’s beautiful
Im a firm practitioner of the Dale knows theory but I like to elevate that one step higher and say Joeseph knows too. Thats why he has zero interest in his bio dads' culture. I like to think that they talked about it when Joeseph brought it up to Dale when he was young. Dale tends to want what's best for Joeseph so I think the decision to continue his marrage was likely a choice to make his son happy. I'm no theorist, but that makes a for a pretty interesting story to me.
John Redcorn struggling to tell Dale the truth because he realizes he actually cares about Dale is one of the hardest scenes in the show to watch. By all accounts, John should be one of the most dislikable characters on the show: He's a serial adulterer, heartbreaker and manipulator... but he's still just a person underneath that. A person who lost everything, some of it his own fault, some not. It's a really realistic struggle.
John Redcorn really could've used this episode as a turning point for himself - accepting that while he's Joseph's biological father, he's simply never going to have a real relationship with him. But that doesn't mean he can't educate other people about his culture and history. Bobby was really interested, John Redcorn could've taken that and realized he could teach other kids even if Joseph wasn't interested.
Good idea I wish the show had done that because i could had some respect for him
My theory is the story of the Wendigo is to be wary of cannibals, the fact that they were humanoid creatures that acted uncanny, had hearts of ice, like people who were completely cold to others, and had a tendency for bestial activities and brutalism, it would fit in with how cannibal tribes, as I had seen in documentaries, operate.
As deplorable as John is, every time he’s on screen it’s a good time for me
I will always hate that Nancy didn’t suffer more. She got a beautiful child, a husband who loves her blindly, and she got to have an affair for 15 years without consequence.
Ooohh… for the reboot Joseph can take a DNA ancestry test. He can ask Dale about it. Dale confronts Nancy and finally connects the dots, Dale has a heart attack and passes away. Nancy is guilt ridden and Peggy can say something like “She always said the truth would keel Dale.”
Part of me laughed at Hank distracting Bobby, but at the same time, he's not wrong.
Principal Moss grew up with Hank. Their friends.
That line about redcorn outliving dale.
You have no idea how ironic that sentence is now.
A lot of people tend to throw a lot of hate towards John Redcorn concerning the Nancy-Joseph situation but I think Nancy deserves a good chunk of the blame there because she's the one who invited Redcorn into her "love bed" and while she did break up with him after a night of passion with Dale lit some spark in their marriage, she eventually tried to get John Redcorn back into her life after a disastrous night out with Dale, only for Redcorn to completely break up their affair for good after both he and Dale bonded.
I agree, she deserves more blame than he does.
"Hank, you're terrible" 😂😂😂 bill was funny as hell