"You don't want to turn out like Jason Adderly's boy, do ya?" ~ Hank
Did you see that kid? I think someone in this NG inquired about that character awhile back.
Here, they're showing the first episodes this week. Of course, tonight's episode w/ Willie Nelson and Dennis Hopper is a classic.
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On Fri, 29 Aug 2003 18:55:19 -0500 Louisiana Lou wrote:
} "You don't want to turn out like Jason Adderly's boy, do ya?" ~ Hank } } Did you see that kid? } I think someone in this NG inquired about that character awhile back.
That'd be Clint back around the 19th of July. Nice catch.
Holy crap... Here I am searching on google for a picture of Jason Adderly to use on MSN, and I find some people talking about me... seriously, that's creepy. I used to be @attbi.com, but they sold us to comcast. I'm Clint Stephens... Kind of hilarious too, hehe. (I just barely registered this account to find out if it really was me.)
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Also the most SIMPSONS-esque episode of King of the Hill... I mean, so many of the jokes in this episode are pop-culture jokes (all the stuff with the various celebrities), "wacky" jokes (Luanne getting tangled up in the braiding machine), fantasy sequences -- it's all very interesting because there are so many jokes in this episode that the show would never have done even a few episodes later, let alone now.
When watching an early episode it's interesting to see how the character designs have changed... Hank's face was simplified a little bit in season 2 (fewer lines); Peggy and Luanne were both redesigned to look progressively sexier (the DVD commentaries mention this about Peggy, but it's also true of Luanne, who started out as a moderately pretty, trashily-dressed teenager and is now more or less Trailer Park Barbie). I guess Bobby and Dale haven't changed much in terms of design.
My favorite line in the episode got cut, but is on the deleted-scenes section of the DVD: Dale, after Bobby conks Willie Nelson, was supposed to say "Bobby, hop in, I'll raise you as my own in Mexico!"