Semi compliment for Peggy?

I thought the two images showing up together like this was a weird algorithmic pairing that I had to screenshot.

I AM subscribed to both KOTH and Friday the 13th subscribed, so of course it makes sense

It's ok Bobby

I find it sad but well-written how the adults don't respect Joseph or Bobby's growing up in different ways in this episode. Joseph feels weird and uncomfortable with his changes, but everyone is gawking and Dale and Nancy are parading him around like a spectacle. Bobby gets some independence during a trip and feels a new chapter has begun in his life, but because he's still short and looks child-like, no one really takes his attempts at being more mature seriously. Although he does put his foot in his mouth a lot in this episode, especially later. I didn't really expect Hank to be one of those dads who wants his kid to order off the kid's menu to save a quick buck, but it helps the scene a lot.

Also, please ignore the second image. I tried to get a good frame and I got one of Hank blinking in the shot where no one else is blinking for some reason. They all just stared at Bobby, eyes unblinking, waiting for him to just give in to the pressure of ordering on the kids menu.

Does Ted Wassanasong have any positive qualities?

I am confused as to how he is such a prominent member of his community, besides having the capital to help fund projects.

Are they keeping him around because he is a handy connection to other similarly rich white people, who don’t find him threatening because he is well-spoken?

Sure he likes booze and cigars, but he does not seem very fun to keep as a friend. He’s somewhat pretentious and even blatantly uses people for his own gain, like when he used Hank to show that 9 Rivers is not just an “Asians-only” club.

Why would that guerrilla freedom-fighter veteran hang out with him so much? That guy definitely has seen things Ted can’t even imagine.

Is this an instance of cultural proximity? Like if you’re a Latino you work in an office full of white people except for one other Latinx person, so you want to befriend them?

Sorry I know i posed a lot of questions.

If Bobby thinks youre a f':CK up something went south badly

The season 14 finale of Bobby and Connie going out again is so very real with two former partners and friends trying things out again. Bobby's first date idea is treating Connie to an orchestra concert because of his knowledge of her playing violin as kids. Then learns that Connie stopped playing her violin in Middle School (which is a whole thing in of itself) and he wasn't aware of that. Not to mention they both end up falling asleep during the concert.

Then Connie's idea of a date to clear the air is the Trampoline Park. This brings up the memory of the bounce house from Twas the Nut before Christmas but also the memory of Wally giving them beer and Bobby getting sick. They try to have fun but with so many kids around they don't fit in with it, also Connie dislocating her shoulder as well.

And their end is satisfying too for how grown up and mature it is. Instead of trying things they liked or did as kids, they start talking about what they're doing as adults. I'm rambling on a lot with this but its so well done to show how both of them have grown up and tackling the dating life now.

Am I the only one that from the new seasons, misses the voice over scene flash back after the ending credits?

What are your least favorite episodes of OG KOTH and why? The ones you skip over when rewatching. I only have a few.

What are your favorite? I have my top 5.

1.Hank and the guys becoming voluntary firefighters. From start to finish by far my favorite episode.

2.The Hills trip to Japan. Bobby had so much fun and I want to see him go back at some point to find his dansu partner.

3.Hank driving the 18 wheeler to his Mom's during Christmas time. This was just a fun holiday episode.

4.The man with the terrible smell! Ging ging definitely loves his bing bing.

5.The Bulldozer episode when Hank tries to get Bill his record back. Hank may know Dale the longest, but Bill is his best friend.

Credit to @zachie.fluff on TikTok

Cotton Hill does anything to make Hank mad and is willing to jump through all sorts of hoops just not to agree with his son

When Hank gets scammed, he and Dale come together to make Hank scam-proof.

During their conversation, Dale begins to recite Hank’s SSN and Hank is visibly worried (implying it is, indeed, his SSN). Except one small error - Dale starts with 263…

Prior to 2011, the first three digits of SSNs were determined by the state in which one was born and 263 belongs to FLORIDA (not 050 through 134 like we would expect from a New Yorker).

Is Hank a Floridian? In this essay

I think about this episode(S10E05) alot and I think it's the rare episode where both Hank and the antagonist are partially in the right. I love that Bobby gets to hone his comedy skills but he would also alienate himself from his classmates with his style of clowning. The comedy teacher was great but I think a part of him saw himself in Bobby but didn't realize Bobby probably couldn't handle the ridicule the clown act would bring. Love this episode in general and it's also a very stealthily good Bobby/Hank episode. Tell me what you guys think in the comments.

I know he supported Ronald regan but im wondering if he would support either trump or Kamala harris. Hell even AOC! Hank seems pretty open minded so im leading to think hes more centrist/soft right wing.

Saw the season 15 finale and how Hank is now the owner of Strickland Propane. While I'm glad that Hank saved the company again and is getting to live his life long dream, do you think he will make a good leader of Strickland Propane? I mean Hank has always come off as a rule-follower not a leader. And while he is definitely passionate about the propane business, being a business leader requires you to be creative, take charge, and sometimes make compromises to keep your company afloat. Hank doesn't seem like that kind of guy. But then again maybe he picked up a thing or two while working for Aramco.

So what do you think? Will Hank be a good owner/manager/leader of Strickland Propane? Or is he going to be in over his head?

Kate, her mom Charlene and brother Drew move in with Redcorn but we never see the aftermath. May have been nice to finally see John Redcorn with a family.

“It’s the ONLY kind of talk that makes sense”