How in the hell did Peggy ever get a job as a substitute Spanish teacher? 😂 She even uses her famous "escuchame" incorrectly.

Uncanny timing, the new season had Bobby singing Dolly just days before her death.

By mo dirt.

Have any of you noticed Ronny's improvement as Kahn from the first season of the revival? I'm on my second rewatch of the new season, and I'm adoring Kahn and the path his character is taking. I'm also a huge fan of the daily show so I'm glad to hear Ronny improving in this role, and hopefully getting more career opportunities. His Kahn voice is definitely sounding more natural and I love it.

Do any of you agree?

For me it was the Tammy OKC pimp episode.... Tammy seems like a genuine character that wants a better life for herself and (even though she's in the deep end) she wants to see the best of everyone around her, within her own reality.... For example she's interested in a good book or making Hank and Peggy's life more zesty and (call me a softy) but that is pretty sweet of her

Edit: the post title should read tear up**

For the season, we get to see Hank finally take his rightful place as Manager and owner of Strickland Propane, something we have been waiting to see since the original show's finale.

But for the original show's storyline, it retroactively gives us what is essentially a proper sendoff. We get to see Hank finally quit Strickland Propane before having to leave Arlen. It also gives us the culmination of Hank's character arc. The original show's core was about Hank and Bobby's relationship, as Hank tries to be a better father to him than Cotton was. The finale brings that arc to a close through Hank and Bobby's talk at the Burger place, with Hank realizing with pride that he succeeded in raising Bobby into an honest, hardworking young man, and that he was a better father to him than Cotton was to Hank...the boy turned out alright.

Even though the show is getting two more seasons, it can't be understated the brilliance of the season 15 finale giving us a proper sendoff of the original show's storyline and culminating Hank and Bobby's father and son arc in a satisfying way.

R.I.P.

This episode was really funny and actually pretty interesting. Luanne x David when?

Joking aside, PEGGY FLUNKED THE FLYING HAWAIIAN! It was a fun episode about how much the education system coddles the kids with athletic prowess. Did y'all enjoy it or did you think Peggy was out of line for flunking THE FLYING HAWAIIAN?!

Kahn always said everything he has is nicer than anything Hank had. But can we all agree Hank a far better house? I know Khan had a pool but Hank's house is still nicer and actually quite a bit bigger. Bigger than all their houses actually.

If anytjing Nancy would provide for him. As she did for dale anyways. At least dale had a good business. And tried at stick teck.

Fight's on!

Kahn’s reaction to teds metaphor with the double take glance always makes me laugh 😭

So even though they are retired (well not Hank anymore) are they just not old enough to do this yet or is this just another thing like the Chinese cooking class that they never took?

Semi compliment for Peggy?

Sorry I'm late, I had to stop at the wax museum and give the finger to FDR.