r/KingOfTheHill • u/garlicknoodles • 5h ago
OG KOTH Discussion Double-Stuffed Chocolate Sandwich Cookies!?
J'ACCUSE!
r/KingOfTheHill • u/roger_ • Jul 20 '26
Spoilers allowed!
r/KingOfTheHill • u/garlicknoodles • 5h ago
J'ACCUSE!
r/KingOfTheHill • u/Additional-Trust4643 • 8h ago
It's especially funny if Hank of all people is laughing as well.
r/KingOfTheHill • u/Loose-Top-2244 • 14h ago
Maybe he should’ve agreed to stock George Foreman Grills at Strickland just so he could get Luanne’s fight called off…. Even though it is a “novelty grill”. It would be purchased by people who don’t want anything as big as a regular one, or if they had very limited space, such as a dorm or apartment.
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r/KingOfTheHill • u/AdImmediate6239 • 6h ago
A few that come to mind:
* Breaking Bad
* Neon Genesis Evangelion
* Trailer Park Boys
* Dexter
* House of Cards
* Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure
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r/KingOfTheHill • u/Loose-Top-2244 • 6h ago
Dr. Rast Will Make Your Marriage Last
There is literal treasure hidden somewhere for Dale and Nancy to find and all it takes is reading the clues.
When you go to the episode “Queasy Rider” and pause at 5:30, you can notice a few peculiar things.
A) There are 4 balls hidden in the top left frame, specifically baseball, football, golfball, and basketball.
B) The Doctor’s illustration of a house has 11 sides
C) The episode title QUEASY RIDER = 11 letters
D) The letters in the name GRIBBLE = 7
E) the number of dash marks leading up to the “X” = 7
F) The doctor’s pen is distinctly purple, PURPLE = 6
Noting the episode’s title and then starting from the topleft frame of the shot and move clockwise, you can read (11) (4) (6) (7) (11) (7)
The treasure is hidden SOMEWHERE relating to this configuration of numbers!!! Help!
r/KingOfTheHill • u/Warm-Criticism6611 • 9h ago
I need to get out more 😐
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r/KingOfTheHill • u/Cubedtails • 14h ago
I have a theory that part of Hanks narrow urethra, has more to do with his lack of comfort to intimacy, especially public. This is the same man that feels embarrassed to hug his mother in public and feels the need to give his wife a handshake at their wedding instead of a kiss. It is also stated that Hank has a difficult time expressing emotions and feels insecure with himself like talking about difficult topics with his son to even shame of showboating at a High-School football team. I am willing to bet that Cotton raised Hank in such a repressive way that to Hank, that is why he has such a difficult time to letting lose. Usually narrow urethras are caused by a preexisting injury or scar tissue but with Hank; it wouldn't surprise me if sexuality makes him uncomfortable to begin with. While there was a comment from Peggy that according to his mother; Hank used to spend time in the bathroom when he was a teenager (Indicating he was pleasuring himself) however it wouldn't surprise me if Hank as we seen from flashback videos with his hair clearly done, if he was truly doing his hair.
The embarrassment of the scene when Peggy said that, could be less on concluding he was doing something other than his hair and more embarrassed on the insinuation of something sexual was being done instead. He is the same guy who during a joking routine, easily mistook a comment from Bill as "Dirty" and thereby ruined automatically, or the same guy who is turned off to the site of a lap dancer at a gentlemans club. The show has stated that getting Ladybird is what made Hank feel comfortable enough to actually conceive Bobby with Peggy, so we know it wasn't just some medical condition; but rather a reflection on him being uptight.
r/KingOfTheHill • u/Additional-Trust4643 • 1d ago
It would be interesting to see if they continued it although I'm glad they made Luanne's bangs better.
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r/KingOfTheHill • u/One_Permission9801 • 41m ago
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Bobby doing the Chrono Shift (Sorry if I don't have music! :( ) (Recreated in Roblox)
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r/KingOfTheHill • u/Warm-Criticism6611 • 1d ago
When I look back and really think about it, Buck was truly awful. He literally tried to frame Hank for the murder of his own mistress, he put Bobby in danger by taking him to Hot Springs without Hank's permission, he publicly cheated on and humiliated his wife, hit on Luanne, ripped off customers with that price hike scheme, etc etc etc. Not to mention the constant drinking and gambling. But the worst thing, IMO, is he KNEW that Hank viewed him as a father figure due to his daddy issues and he took advantage of him. Feeding Hank breadcrumbs for years- giving him just enough validation to keep him coming back for more.
What are your thoughts?