AnyoneAny responsesAnythingAll you have to do is cosign, as you are the one with the income, and the house is in your nameCould I sell guns in this location?Cream cheese is cheese BillGet me something that shoots like this... bangbangbang AAAGun cockingOKYou know this is the perfect gun selling locationI can't believe it, what am I going to do with my weekends now, except watch sportsI'd like your thickest book pleaseBobby, televisionWhat do you call it Peggy? Ambience. Right, ambience.I don't knowI'm kind of in the mood for some stimulating conversationIn theory I reject this money, it is only in practice that I accept itCome on, lets get a dialogue goingBobby, why don't you go look in the adventure section. Anything about a boy with gumption should be fineMorning OfficerOh, mind if I join you?HoahI will be raking in money with one hand, and reading my book for the book club with the otherSo that's it?Straight and backOh I can, and I willNo, its not, its butterSometimes the boys like to go down in the basement, and test their piece. Don't worry, I shut off the gas valve. Well, shot off the gas valveThat's what the elves call justice of the unicornWhat I sell is a lifestyleWhy won't you take my word for thisYepYep (2)Yes, yesYou can't do thatKing of the Hill is a long-running, satirical animated series. It depicts a "typical" Texan family, the Hills. A conservative, God-fearing Methodist family proud of its Texas heritage, the Hills reside in the fictional town of Arlen. Unlike most other animated series, which feature wacky or outlandish situations, King of the Hill attempts to retain realism; it is something of a dramedy. It is broadcast weekly on the FOX Network. The show's popularity has also led to frequent re-runs (syndicated) by many local affiliates and FX Networks.
King of the Hill documents the Hill family's daily life, taking on, in the process, some of the most controversial topics in modern America. Themes of past episodes have included women's liberation, female pastors, sex education, sexual harassment, proctologic examinations, ethnic diversity, social workers, traffic school, and addiction support groups. The show focuses on the simple lives of the Hill family, often in contrast to "outsiders" such as the Souphanousinphones.
The title theme was written and performed by The Refreshments.
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