King of the hill appreciation thread - Yup.

[cactus]

I don't like the animation

I feel like that isn't something Peggy would say

The first thing Hank said was way too autistic for him.

 

[Drag-on Knight 91873]

Hank sounds a little off. I know both him & Mike Judge are both in their 60s but that vocal delivery by him sounds so off not to mention monotone. It's higher pitch and a bit nasally, it starts to sound better later in the clip when he adds more "bottom"/bass to the voice. Could be a sound mix or mic issue.

Animation still stiff and shitty as usual.

"His voice... It's limp!"

 

[Ughubughughughughughghlug]

I've been to the GW Bush Presidential Library. It do look like that on the outside and inside, and it is kind of boring apart from a few artifacts, like WTC wreckage, and a 1:1 scale recreation of the Oval Office.

That fluid, bobbing, walk-cycle animation is trash, looks like some cheap flash shit.

I was there pretty recently and I was immediately drawn to that too, down to the baseball stuff. (You didn't mention Saddam's handgun.)

Hate the animation. Rapes my eyes. Worth not watching it for that reason.

Hank is exactly the kind of delusional boomer normalfag that would simultaneously idolize Bush and Trump.

The first thing Hank said was way too autistic for him.

I think the delivery was pretty bad. But Hank IS autistic. He's autistic about mundane blue collar/manly man things, like propane and propane accessories.

 

[Epikusername4]

I've been to the GW Bush Presidential Library. It do look like that on the outside and inside, and it is kind of boring apart from a few artifacts, like WTC wreckage, and a 1:1 scale recreation of the Oval Office.

That fluid, bobbing, walk-cycle animation is trash, looks like some cheap flash shit.

ive seen wtc wreckage before, pretty morbid

 

[Drag-on Knight 91873]

I was there pretty recently and I was immediately drawn to that too, down to the baseball stuff. (You didn't mention Saddam's handgun.)

Hate the animation. Rapes my eyes. Worth not watching it for that reason.

Hank is exactly the kind of delusional boomer normalfag that would simultaneously idolize Bush and Trump.


I think the delivery was pretty bad. But Hank IS autistic. He's autistic about mundane blue collar/manly man things, like propane and propane accessories.

I'm pretty sure Hank is a Never Trumper though. For one, Trump is a very New York man, so just hearing him talk would fill him with disgust. Hank copes with being born in New York because of the New Yorkers whom died at the Alamo. Two, Trump eats his steak well done and covered in ketchup, so he'd kindly and politely ask him to leave.

 

[Ughubughughughughughghlug]

I'm pretty sure Hank is a Never Trumper though. For one, Trump is a very New York man, so just hearing him talk would fill him with disgust. Hank copes with being born in New York because of the New Yorkers whom died at the Alamo. Two, Trump eats his steak well done and covered in ketchup, so he'd kindly and politely ask him to leave.

Hank could never be an anti-Trumper. He's an everyman representative of a certain sort of Flyover Country boomer that I know really well. They are all, invariably, the most hardcore, instinctive Trump supporters on Earth. Being a New York billionaire heir is easily swept aside because they genuinely believe Trump is a kindly, saintlike (but earthy) figure who appeals through a mixture of bluntness/crudeness, humor, appeals to the same cultural touchstones as them (like the silliness about two flagpoles), and vicious mutual hatred between them and his enemies.

TLDR My argument is that I have never met someone like Hank IRL that doesn't want to slobber Trump's knob.

 

[cactus]

I think the delivery was pretty bad. But Hank IS autistic. He's autistic about mundane blue collar/manly man things, like propane and propane accessories.

The line itself was bad and autistic, the delivery was fine. He's not autistic, he's a cartoon character.

 

[Ughubughughughughughghlug]

The line itself was bad and autistic, the delivery was fine. He's not autistic, he's a cartoon character.

You're probably right. I'm on the fence. The start of the line is fine. It's the ending that's really weird, it sounds like some strange performative dialogue like you'd hear in a shitty educational local play.

 

[Sugriva]

Doesn't Hank hate Bush for his weak handshake? Why is he gushing over him at the museum?

 

[Kulee Baba]

Hank could never be an anti-Trumper. He's an everyman representative of a certain sort of Flyover Country boomer that I know really well. They are all, invariably, the most hardcore, instinctive Trump supporters on Earth. Being a New York billionaire heir is easily swept aside because they genuinely believe Trump is a kindly, saintlike (but earthy) figure who appeals through a mixture of bluntness/crudeness, humor, appeals to the same cultural touchstones as them (like the silliness about two flagpoles), and vicious mutual hatred between them and his enemies.

TLDR My argument is that I have never met someone like Hank IRL that doesn't want to slobber Trump's knob.

Liberals who headcanon that Hank would be an anti-trumper never watched the damn show. The whole character of Buck Strickland and how Hank treats him like the father he never had is a big character point and shows how Hank who acts like a straight laced conservative looks the other way when it’s convenient.

A real life Hank Hill is a Republican Boomer who watches Fox News. He would treat Trump just like Buck. They even demonstrate that Hank’s still like that in the reboot when the Saudi Prince tells Hank he can get him a new wife so Hank still sees authority figures as men who can just get away with being total dogs.

 

[Problematic User Forever]

I'm pretty sure Hank is a Never Trumper though. For one, Trump is a very New York man, so just hearing him talk would fill him with disgust. Hank copes with being born in New York because of the New Yorkers whom died at the Alamo. Two, Trump eats his steak well done and covered in ketchup, so he'd kindly and politely ask him to leave.

Right. Hank would never have supported Donald Trump because he's from New York.

He would have definitely went with Chicago born, former New York senator Hillary Clinton, Pennsylvania born former Delaware Senator Joe Biden or Oakland born former California Senator Kamala Harris.

 

[dcss]

Wasn’t Hank born in New York? And Hank strikes me as one of those Mike Pence types.

 

[Jace on ice]

Hank believes voting is his civic duty, the end of the Bush episode heavily implies he just held his nose and voted for him despite his reservations because voting is what an American does.

I don't see why he wouldn't do the same for Trump.

 

[Evil Peter Griffin]

So did Hulu not give them enough money for the animation or the studio they use just not that good?

 

[Colon capital V]

Right. Hank would never have supported Donald Trump because he's from New York.

He would have definitely went with Chicago born, former New York senator Hillary Clinton, Pennsylvania born former Delaware Senator Joe Biden or Oakland born former California Senator Kamala Harris.

Is it really that hard for you niggas to think any candidate in 2016+ is a """sane""" candidate in Hank's eyes? If he absolutely had to vote he'd pick like Ted Cruz or some small time newcomer if he doesn't step on Hank's principles.

 

[Problematic User Forever]

Is it really that hard for you niggas to think any candidate in 2016+ is a """sane""" candidate in Hank's eyes? If he absolutely had to vote he'd pick like Ted Cruz or some small time newcomer if he doesn't step on Hank's principles.

Is it really that hard for you moops to actually watch the episode that dealt with this exact issue?

 

[Drag-on Knight 91873]

So I was watching Squirrel Tactics' videos and I never really thought about how Tilly was herself a terrible mother. Yeah, sure, she gets overshadowed by Cotton and being married to him mitigates a lot of blame, but she wasn't there for Hank when he needed her and becomes a pretty irresponsible, erratic person in her Golden years. Old women driving large vehicles terrify me on so many levels.

 

[Tepes Thot]

So I was watching Squirrel Tactics' videos and I never really thought about how Tilly was herself a terrible mother. Yeah, sure, she gets overshadowed by Cotton and being married to him mitigates a lot of blame, but she wasn't there for Hank when he needed her and becomes a pretty irresponsible, erratic person in her Golden years. Old women driving large vehicles terrify me on so many levels.

Yeah I didn’t notice until my second-ish (it wasn’t in order) walk through, and then later when you watch isolated episodes you can really focus and see it.

Cotton was so…Cotton, that you originally just write it all off on him, but Tilly was awful in her own ways. Hank really turned out great considering, especially as a parent.

 

[Echo_Doge]

And of course Principle Moss really did consider using Dale as a scapegoat to throw under the bus to save his ass for his special-ed class scheme.

"Bobby, if those kids could read, they'd be really upset right now"

 

[Honka Honka Burning Love]

Right. Hank would never have supported Donald Trump because he's from New York.

Hank would have been like a good few Religious Small Government people.

He wouldn't have voted for Trump in 16 because he didn't trust a Former New York Democrat.
He would have voted for him in 2020 and 2024 with massive excitement because Trump did a better job than most Republicans in his lifetime.