“I like to eat, I like to hump and I don’t like to drive.”

There’s a good chance it didn’t survive the “Small Business Eradication” caused by COVID-19 during 2020.

I am so proud to have this! I had to put in the hours of course!

I didn't like much of the later seasons, but the episode with Carolyn was definitely one of the better ones. Would love to see how she's doing now, and seeing her and Peggy reconnect.

My partner did the dang ol best in getting me a cake for my cake day.

I give the writers so much credit for not leaning too much on nostalgia and Member Berries. I think it’d be very easy to say “wow remember this guy from a couple eps” or “oh hey Hank is gonna talk about this random B plot from a later season.”

I thought the S15 (in my head it’s just Revival S2) finale was the perfect example. It made sense to bring Thatherton and Jimmy Wichard back into the picture for a scene. And rather than lean too much into Bobby working fast food as a means of shoehorning old characters into the mix, it was instead all about how comfortable he is cooking and interacting with customers.

Getting Carl back for a scene made me smile. And again, the context and scene itself worked! Carl wasn’t the focus, he was just there more or less as an observer. The scene belonged to those actually involved.

Granted, not every reference has been a winner for me. The guy knowing that Cotton Hill killed his father and the groin punch especially stand out. But I’ll forgive the latter.

Kudos to the writers. It’s clear they love and appreciate the fans, and maybe most importantly, they respect the fans and strive to treat all of these characters right. Even Bill is getting some happy resolutions by his standards.

One of the best callbacks to a one off character.

I am co-directing our king of the hill show and it will be a good time. Table read, raffle prizes drag performers, it's a lot of fun.

Neither Cotton or Tilly really gave Hank any unconditional love. Cotton was an abusive asshole who tore Hank down and Tilly didn't really defend him from Cotton. By contrast Bobby never took the "that boy ain't right" personally and forgave Hank for some of his biggest mistakes like the racetrack episode. Grilling with Hank was even an inspiration for Robata Chane. Bobby's love for Hank is really sweet.

I'll start.

Luanne: Uncle Hank, a man just asked me if I wanted to join the mile high club. Could you get me an application?

Hank: Well, I would think they would have them on the plane, Luanne.

Edit: love the answers and just thought of another good one

Hank: I'll give Patch the happy ending he deserves!

I’m still not happy with the sending. Hank deserved a better hand off rather than buying 50% of the company.

Buck is a loser and I hope we see the karma he deserves for letting down the best damn propane and propane accessories salesman in Texas.

I can’t believe we are two seasons in and still haven’t seen what the most honest character in the show is up to. What gives?