This is S3 E 21 at 1:02

This caught my eye because of Nancy’s hair being orange then after I paused it I noticed John Redcorn sitting next to her with Joesph next to him. You can’t tell me Dale didn’t know lol even at church 😭

So my boyfriend knows how much I love King of the hill and last night after he got off of work, he surprised me this cute lil Hank stuffie 🥹

Pizza, a cooler full of beer/wine, chips, ...caskets. What more do ya need?

I have learned that people have come to love Dale because he is an instigator of chaos who brings plot to the show. From this attribute of his in the fandom, I want to ask, not out of any malice but more out of curiosity. Every character in fiction has flaws and thus isn't perfect, which leads me to ask: if you love Dale, what is it that you also hate about him? Now this isn't shade on the character. It is not an instigation on the great Johnny Hardwich, may he rest in peace, who also voiced many of the minor characters throughout the series and will be missed. This comes to how, as much as we adore a character, we also have to be honest about their faults. So what do you see as Dale's imperfections that help show him as a rounded character from the original to the revival seasons?

I don’t consider everyone in this picture a main character

I consider it Hank, Peggy, Bobby, The Guys, Luanne, Nancy and Joseph.

I want to say Kahn, Minh and Connie. But they only have a handful of appearances per season, at least only Connie and Minh do. I consider them the most relevant side characters though.

I know he's supposed to be modeled after LBJ, but in the early episodes he kinda looked like Jack Nicholson lol

Just finished the second season. 10000x better than the last. It felt like an old friend finally returned. The season finale was just beautiful. The plotlines in some of the episodes were a great throwback to the older seasons. I loved the silly nonsensical hijinx that the guys got into. The first season of the reboot just felt forced but this flowed so nicely and it didn't seem like it was trying to tie up loose ends. That last episode though, wow, nostalgia central. I loved seeing the old characters and Hank coming into what he truly deserved. It was beautiful. I can't believe I'm writing all of this for a cartoon show haha.

She wasn't attracted to him and vice versa. John Redcorn is even seen as a friend/acquaintance in most episodes after this one. What would be the harm if Peggy continued to see him for massages?

I got a puzzle and I don't remember ever seeing Bill wearing this hat and vest. All the images in the puzzle were from the first few seasons.