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I love how when you learn David Cross does a voice on any show (Like KOTH or Futurama) it will be stuck in your brain forever and that character instantly just becomes David Cross. It makes the Tarot Card episode even better. "Caninus Spiritus!"
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mastapasta posted:I love how when you learn David Cross does a voice on any show (Like KOTH or Futurama) it will be stuck in your brain forever and that character instantly just becomes David Cross. It makes the Tarot Card episode even better. Soon, you shall be known as Robert, "The Dog Quaffer"
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Jan 13, 2010 03:10
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I know I've posted this before, but it bears repeating http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_guest_stars_on_King_of_the_Hill and its incomplete! and funny when you realize Tom Petty and Danny Trejo are regulars and thus not listed at all. God I just love how this show incorporates guest stars seamlessly. Sure there are times when it is clear that this one shot character *must* be voiced by someone famous: Chris Rock, Johnny Depp, Brad Pitt etc. But then they'll have an episode chock full of famous people and you won't notice at all. Like "Talking Shop" with Alyson Hannigan, Lindsay Lohan and Laura Prepon. When does the Simpsons, or Family Guy ever do that?! The only guest star I can think of on another show that trumps KOTH, is George Clooney as Sparky the gay dog on South Park.
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Jan 13, 2010 03:25
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haha this ant episode is so surreal
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Jan 13, 2010 04:13
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I still think the best lawn episode is the Winklebottom one.
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Jan 13, 2010 04:15
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change my name posted:I still think the best lawn episode is the Winklebottom one. I love how this show has episodes that can be categorized as "lawn episodes."
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Jan 13, 2010 04:18
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Tender Bender posted:haha this ant episode is so surreal Yeah, I think they were still experimenting on what to do with Bobby when they wrote this one.
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Jan 13, 2010 04:20
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I love how in Jumpin' Crack bass the fishing store owner burns down the store while talking to Hank, and then you see him in the background being brought into the station.
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Jan 13, 2010 04:22
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Hank: "That's why you're my best friend, Dale." Bill: "I thought I was your best friend, Hank?" Hank: "Heh heh... yeah, well... heh."
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Jan 13, 2010 04:23
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BlueBayou posted:Actually. No. I take it back. Meryl Streep as Aunt Esme Dauterive is the best guest voice. I had *no* idea it was her until I was randomly looking up the episode one day. It's freaking Meryl Streep! In some random role! What. 
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Bob...what are you doing? Oh Hank. Hahaha, Dooly shirtless wearing a fur coat. twistedmentat fucked around with this message at 05:56 on Jan 13, 2010 |
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Jan 13, 2010 05:45
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Carl Reiner is Gary and Tammy Wynette is Hank's Mom?  And Ani Difranco was a guest star?
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Jan 13, 2010 06:25
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"I want my binky back."  That is the best line of the series.
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Jan 13, 2010 06:39
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twistedmentat posted:I love how in Jumpin' Crack bass the fishing store owner burns down the store while talking to Hank, and then you see him in the background being brought into the station. Layaway Ray is being sued by his insurance company right after Hank's trial for buying crack.
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Jan 13, 2010 08:24
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And can I get a gun rack on my bike? You have no idea how long I've been waiting for you to ask me that.
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Jan 13, 2010 08:32
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Vizzini from The Princess Bride is the sports therapist Hank sees about his inability to shoot a gun properly. Seriously, the cameos they have had in this show are simply amazing in every way.
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Jan 13, 2010 11:40
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Dusty old bones, full of green dust!
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Crotch Bat posted:Vizzini from The Princess Bride is the sports therapist Hank sees about his inability to shoot a gun properly. That's actually one of the few guest stars I recognized right away. Wallace Shawn has such a distinctive voice, its hard not to recognize him.
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Capsaicin posted:Carl Reiner is Gary and Tammy Wynette is Hank's Mom? and Burt Reynolds is M.F. Thatherton vvv It's the episode where Bobby took "Peer Counseling" and used it to date girls he liked. vvv Avarcirwen fucked around with this message at 20:04 on Jan 13, 2010 |
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Jan 13, 2010 19:44
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What was talking shop, and why were there a bunch of (at one time) sexy ginger actresses in it? Johnny Depp as a Yogi? Now that's amazing.
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Jan 13, 2010 19:50
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Avarcirwen posted:and Burt Reynolds is M.F. Thatherton Actually, one thing that does happen from time to time on KOTH is a guest star will be used for the first appearance of a character and then someone else from then on out. Burt Reynolds was only Thatherton in his first appearance, it was Toby Huss after that (Kahn, Cotton). Same with Roger 'Booda' Sack. It was Chris Rock in his first appearance, but was Phil LaMarr after that Fortunately, that didn't happen with Lucky.
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twistedmentat posted:What was talking shop, and why were there a bunch of (at one time) sexy ginger actresses in it? Hank is excited for Bobby to take auto shop class, but Bobby opts instead to be a "Peer counselor," a position of power which he abuses to trick girls into going out with him. Each one of the guests was a girl Bobby pissed off some way - Prepon was the lead counselor, and I think Hannigan was a girl Bobby convinced to break up with a boy. It's a pretty good episode with a nonstop barrage of amazing Hank quotes. Hank: I'll buy him an old junker car and we can restore her together. We'll stay up late fixing her up, just me and my boy. Then one day, when we're all finished, Bobby will get in that car and he'll drive away. (Looking wistful) Hank: And then I can die a happy man. (Boomhauer and Bill mutter their agreements.) Dale: That's...actually kind of sad, Hank. Hank: It's false advertising! It's advertised as a junker, but it's in moderate-to-good condition. (Presents Bobby with a beat-up car) Hank: I didn't know if you were a Ford man or a Chevy man. It was the happiest problem I've ever faced.
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BlueBayou posted:Whenever I want to introduce someone to the show, I show them Three Coaches and a Bobby. Its just perfect. The characters are displayed well, the plot is fun, and its a great example of a famous guest star not being shoehorned in. "Breaks your heart, doesn't it? Take a salt tablet." Also, that was the episode "I hear it has special effects!" which, as has pretty much been stated, is one of the best lines in the entire series.
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JethroMcB posted:Hank: I'll buy him an old junker car and we can restore her together. We'll stay up late fixing her up, just me and my boy. Then one day, when we're all finished, Bobby will get in that car and he'll drive away. Dale being the voice of reason is crazy.
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Avarcirwen posted:and Burt Reynolds is M.F. Thatherton THATHERTON 
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Oh man, Dale trying to get Bill out of eating contests because he knows how they'll treat him is so sweet.
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BlueBayou posted:That's actually one of the few guest stars I recognized right away. Wallace Shawn has such a distinctive voice, its hard not to recognize him. I know, I just hadn't seen that episode in years and years and forgot it was him. Such an awesome cameo. "Hilloween" is on tomorrow and I can't wait, its one of my favorite episodes and Sally Field is the nutjob religious woman.  "Jumpin' Crack Bass" is on tonight, FYI.
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"A storm of that strength can blow an egg through a barndoor. TWO barndoors if one of 'em's open."
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Brother Entropy posted:"A storm of that strength can blow an egg through a barndoor. TWO barndoors if one of 'em's open." I've seen this episode at least 5 or 6 times, and tonight was the first time I realized how amazing this line really is.
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Jan 14, 2010 08:21
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Oh don't mind me, I've seen a barrel of pickles in my day.
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"This better not be one of them Carter appointee judges..."
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Brother Entropy posted:"A storm of that strength can blow an egg through a barndoor. TWO barndoors if one of 'em's open." Level three will send an egg through a brick wall. Tornado chasers call it "Humpty's Revenge."
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"It's not even 6 AM and already that boy ain't right."
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"Listen if you're calling me a liar, you'd better be holding something bigger than an umbrella". "9 iron?" *tips hat* "Ya'll have a nice day." Also, this episode ("Texas City Twister") was nominated for the 1998 Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less). I will say that even though I agree that "Jumpin' Crack Bass" is a great episode, but this episode really showed the characters changing, especially Peggy who missed out on substituting for a German class because she thought "Nein" meant "Yes".
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Jan 14, 2010 15:47
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"Ginseng? I don't need to get hopped up on dope!"
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"You know what I'll never forget? When Uncle Hank was naked." "That didn't happen." "Yes it did. The wind blew all his clothes off."
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"You see in olden times, brothers swore loyalty to each other and took an oath with their very blood. We wear silk underpants."
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I love how john redcorn's hair blows every time he talks about his people edit: this professor is yet another minor character who i mistakenly suspected was alan alda
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The episode is where bobby becomes a model for Husky kids goes from really depressing at the beginning (seriously depressing) to very creepy. all in 20 minutes.
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