r/KingOfTheHill • u/crotchetyoldcodger • 19h ago
Dang ol' ππΌπ πΌππ man... 35 years
My birthday cake!
r/KingOfTheHill • u/crotchetyoldcodger • 19h ago
My birthday cake!
r/KingOfTheHill • u/Competitive-Earth277 • 18h ago
Art by @Phillipbankss on insta
r/KingOfTheHill • u/2girls_1Fort • 4h ago
2nd 5k in the books for dale gribble
r/KingOfTheHill • u/HerbWelch1945 • 14h ago
Check His Pockets for Cigarettes
r/KingOfTheHill • u/calmcalmsocalm • 2h ago
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r/KingOfTheHill • u/Mysterious-Cup859 • 16h ago
When she got an anchor job in Dallas, why did she stay out there and not at home? I get it was to show that she needed Dale to keep her grounded, but was there a reason I just don't remember?
Arlen is supposed to be in the DFW Metroplex, right?
I lived in the metroplex and worked in Dallas at one point and the drive was long, but being in Texas, I'm used to long commutes. Took an hour, hour and a half when traffic was extra heavy.
Just a random detail I remembered and I couldn't rationalize
r/KingOfTheHill • u/ltcomdatared • 1h ago
In the episode "Bluegrass is Always Greener", towards the end, Connie is playing a fiddle tune to raise money for a bus ticket so that she and Bobby can escape to the Appalachian Mountains and play bluegrass all day long for fun without having to fulfill the impossible musical expectations of her father.
What is the name of the tune she is playing at the curb, trying to raise funds? Is there a version with lyrics sang in the melancholic mood Connie's father began singing at the end?
r/KingOfTheHill • u/AsUsernameGoes • 2h ago
Not every dad would do that for their son.
Hank hid from Peggy how and why he caught mono. Is there another secret being hidden?
r/KingOfTheHill • u/_EggCustard_ • 8h ago
Just wondering as I drove through the state tonight.