History Fridge / KingoftheHill

* in the episode where it seems like Dale has gone clock tower, he says he wants Bobby to be the one to kill him, because Bobby's a clean shot. This isn't just Dale being Dale. It's shown time and time again that Bobby is a very good marksman.

** I always assumed that a lot of his features came from Cotton's gene pool, people often more resemable an uncle or grand parents before a parent, and Cotton was just lying becuase those traits (the glasses, narrow dohicky) are not ones he would want in a child.

** Envy - Nancy Gribble (Is jealous of women who have \"better\" husbands than her and gets jealous when other women show interest in her husband)

** Sloth - Bill Dautrie (Bill is lazy, but its probably due to his depression after Lenoire left him)

** Pride- Peggy Hill (She thinks she\'s the greatest substitute teacher in the world. So proud, she doesn\'t realize she\'s terrible at speaking Spanish)

** Envy - Nancy Gribble (Is jealous of women who have \"better\" husbands than her and is gets jelous when other women show interest in her husband)

** Envy - Nancy Gribble (Is jealous of women who have \"better\" husbands than her)

* In "Hank's Dirty Laundry" how does being $40 in debt cause his credit to be declined. Credit Cards don't work like that. Even if he had an outstanding balance with interest, it would still accept his card.

* "Lost in Myspace" features Strickland Propane getting a Website/MySpace page for the company. While it comes across as dated for 2008 (and a sign that the show writers are trying to stay hip and relevant, even though it's years past that), many Southern and Western towns in the U.S. like Arlen in real life are a bit behind the times and would embrace trends like [=MySpace=] after everyone else has moved on to the next thing. Also at the time fox owned [=MySpace=].

* In Propane Boom, why was Megalo Mart selling propane so destructive to Strickland Propane? Sure, it may be a better deal for things like Grills, but what about deliveries? I wouldn't expect Megalo Mart to all of a sudden be sending giant trucks out and they are never seen. Strickland should still be able to dominate this business.

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** In the same episode, Dale tell the Texas RRC agent investigating the explosion, "That's what they want you to think" and the agent replies, "Sir, we ''are'' they". The Railroad Commission of Texas historically has had a very disportionate national and international influence for a state regulatory industry, because of anti-federalist sentiment in Texas combining with the fact that, in addition to regulating propane, it regulates industries like petroleum and uranian. This went to the point that in previous decades the RRC had [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railroad_Commission_of_Texas#Expansion_to_oil influence on world oil prices like OPEC does today]].

Ever notice that the seven deadly sins are represented by a few characters?

Wrath- Cotton Hill (He gets furious at just about anyone)

Pride- Peggy Hill (She thinks she\'s the greatest substitute teacher in the world. So proud, she doesn\'t realize she\'s terrible at speaking Spanish)

Gluttony - Bobby Hill (He loves food, especially fruit pies)

Lust - John Redcorn (He sleeps around with many women, particularly Nancy)

Greed - Buck Strickland (Has a gambling problem and also trying to make some quick bucks at work)

Envy - Nancy Gribble (Is jealous of women who have \"better\" husbands than her)

Sloth - Bill Dautrie (Bill is lazy, but its probably due to his depression after Lenoire left him)

* TheReveal that [[spoiler: Boomhauer works for the Texas Rangers]]. Becoming a [[spoiler: Texas Ranger]] requires 36 hours of college or 3 years of military service, plus 8 years in law enforcement (service as an MP does not count), and finally, a job at Texas Department of Public Safety with a rank of at least Trooper II. So [[spoiler: Boomhauer]] had to have been a [[spoiler: Texas Ranger]] from the start of the series, yet it's implied at different times that [[spoiler: he's a former electrician on worker's compensation or that he is well off due to inheritance and/or his family winning the lottery.]] To address possible follow-up questions, [[spoiler: Texas Rangers don't do long-term undercover work]], it's just that [[spoiler: Boomhauer]] is never shown to be on-duty during the show.

* in the episode where it seems like Dale has gone clock tower, he says he wants Bobby to be the one to kill him, because bobbys a clean shot. This isn't just Dale being Dale. It's shown time and time again that Bobby is a very good marksmen

** I always assumed that a lot of his features came from Morton's gene pool, people often more resemable an uncle or grand parents before a parent, and Cotton was just lying becuase those traits (the glasses, narrow dohicky) are not ones he would want in a child.

** They do have the same ''father'', in which case, he might also bear a resemblance to Hank. Perhaps, that was a stylistic oversight on the artist/animators part?