No, it is early in the first season, though. In the first episode, Bobby got hit in the face with a baseball and the whole town got to gossiping. Before long, everybody thought Hank was beating him.Terramax said:That's the very first episode of King of the Hill if I remember correctly. I remember seeing its debute all those years ago. Quite shocking to see a mainstream cartoon be so... mature.Emperor Inferno said:In case you didn't get it, that's a quote from the T.V. show, King of The Hill. It's the episode where Peggy has trouble preparing to teach a sex-ed class in Bobby's school.
OK, my bad, but the sex ed episode was the first to be shown in England.Emperor Inferno said:No, it is early in the first season, though. In the first episode, Bobby got hit in the face with a baseball and the whole town got to gossiping. Before long, everybody thought Hank was beating him.
Oh, well. Been a while since I've seen that one.Leviathus said:Cheap. Cheap Funeral. It goes:Emperor Inferno said:Can't think of any particular lines from it, but one of the best episodes from the Simpsons is that James Bond spoof episode, where Homer moves the family upstate to start a great new job, working for a truly wonderful guy. A truly wonderful guy who just so happens to be planning and executing a hostile takeover of the west coast. Oh, hey, here's one.
"No, Mr. Bundt, I expect you to die, and be a very boring funeral."
*Bundt escapes*
"Stop him! He's supposed to die!"
*Homer tackles*
"Nice tackle, Homer! Am I proud of you!"
Homer: "Well."
Bundt: So, do you expect me to talk Scorpio?
Scorpio: No, I don't expect anything of you except to die and be a cheap funeral.