>Oh my god... the beer!
Oh my god... the beer!
dear God It's the Apocalypse
WARM BEER!!!!
What would Alamo Beer taste like?
Pabst
Fuck yeah, I love PBR
I'm upset nobody has done a Tails sitting on a bench edit of this yet.
*Lone Star
Why Texans stare to nowhere while drinking beer in the middle of the day?
>he's never just hung around doing nothing in particular with his bros
Doesn't matter where you are, it's the pastime of pastimes
I believe that Hank Hill is one of the most complex and realistic characters in Animation. Although on the surface he appears to be nothing more than a redneck, if you actually watch the show and read between the lines, he's a lot more. Hank Hill, and by extension King of The Hill as a whole, is at its core about showing that one group is not always right, and one group is not always wrong. It's not just blind Liberal bashing by some angry Texans, or angsty Liberal bawwing like Family Guy, it's somewhere in the middle. Hank is a man who represents traditional family values. He works a just-above blue collar job, has an ugly wife, and a kid he fails to understand. He enjoys working on his lawn, grilling, and selling propane (and propane accessories). because he represents traditional values, he often butts heads with newer, more liberal ideas. Now about half the time, he will have a hard time adjusting, but ultimately realize that it isn't that bad, or is even correct. But the other half of the time, he exposes it for the bullshit it is and tries to save those who have been brainwashed. And that's the thing, Hank isn't a racist or Homophobe, or even a devout Republican. If that was the point of the show, he would have voted for Bush in that one episode. No, Hank is a good man who just has a hard time adjusting. Hank stands by his family, his friends, and his family values, and this is why he is a good character. He has a hard time understanding his son, like a lot of parents, but ultimately loves him and accepts him for what he is. When you really get down to it, Hank is so much more than your average sitcom father. Unlike the bumbling Homer, he is a very real man who many people can relate to THEIR fathers. he is the next progression in mature cartoons and sitcoms, a complex character, not a 1 dimensional caricature. In short, he is the Average Joe the typical person represents, and that's a good thing.
It's just friends/neighbors gathering for beers and to shoot the shit on whatever topic comes up. The fact they tend to just stand around saying "Yep" is just a running gag.
Cheaper to animate
Gesundheit.
It's the spiritual successor to the music video segments in Beetles and Bonehead.
Same thing you do at a bar. Which is actually smarter
1. Don't pay bar prices
2. Don't have to drive
Is this the one where the beer gets everyone sick?
Yeah,
Th e only REAL answer.
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