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| school prayer, unreleased makaveli, guillermo díaz, trinity don, eric gilliland, kevin duhaney, david bluestein, rock, parody, beatmaster v, unsigned artists, punknews, invective, juice, michelle burke, kadafee, generator, martha wainwright, lawyer resource, | Bush because of the presidential candiate's interscope weak handshake. So on election day, instead of voting, Dale Gribble and Hank take off for a day interscope of shopping at the outlet mall, and Dale attempts to assure Hank's subversion by driving into Mexico. There are also subplots involving Bobby saving a diving pig from drowning, the futility of fringe candidates, Luann's flirtation with the Communist Party, and Peggy running a polling place from the Hill's garage. Here are quotes from the episode. But this is interesting: the episode is not listed on the offical Fox.com KoTH site. It was "get out the vote" special aired outside of the regular season, as far as I can tell, but still numbered as part of Season 5. Could Fox be trying to erase this episode from history? posted by kmel :: link :: Comments (4) :: October 14, 2004 Ask Metafilter: Electronic Placebos ...close-door |
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| HE DRESSES LIKE ELVIS, BUT IS NO WHERE NEAR AS LIKABLE; IT IS ALSO WIDELY DOUBTED THAT HE unsigned artists ACTS, SINGS OR WOOS WOMEN. Always asks to talk to the manager by name to critique waiter, food, and service. Talks about Vegas and California a lot, using the phrases, "Man" and "Oh, unsigned artists Yeah, Man". When he leaves, he always asks to leave through the back. No kidding. Even unsigned artists if it is locked or barricaded by booster chairs. Hated so much by waitstaff, no one even says that he has left the building, much less announces it. It is not known why this man dresses like Elvis. Possibly, this uncertainty is for the best. Whatever you do, do not refer to the fact that he is dressed like Elvis Presley, the famed singer, in any way shape or form, or he will literally lash out at you, possibly with a flying-death-crane karate chop. posted by kmel :: link :: Comments (4) :: November 2, 2004 This election day, I am thinking of a genius King of the Hill Episode from four years ago, "The Perils of Polling," in which Hank becomes disillusioned (to the point of existential crisis) with George W. |
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