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[[WMG: Kahn's manic depression will remain a thing in the revival.]]
I think a safe bet is it's mentioned briefly on screen by Connie or Minh if anything. It could MAYBE be a plot point or focus for an episode again.
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[[WMG:Hank and Peggy will have another kid in the series revival]]
Since it's going to take place 15 years after the finale, the show HAS to have a kid in there since Bobby will be in his late twenties and probably moved out.
Since it's going to take place 15 years after the finale, the show HAS to have a kid in there since Bobby will be in his late twenties and probably moved out.
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The epileptic tree is that: He is Dale's grandfather. Making Joseph his uncle.
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The epileptic tree {{epileptic tree|s}} is that: He is Dale's grandfather. Making Joseph his uncle.
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* The flashback in "Husky Bobby" had him picking on an overweight guy, so maybe canon.
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* The flashback in "Husky Bobby" "[[Recap/KingOfTheHillS2E6HuskyBobby Husky Bobby]]" had him picking on an overweight guy, so maybe canon.
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Added some WM Gs for whatever a new series would have.
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[[WMG: An older Bobby will come out as bi/pansexual, [[StatusQuoIsGod re-instating the "The boy ain't right" vibe that he had with Hank]]]]
But with a more involved and in-depth examination of Hank's reservations and prejudices with him finally having to come to terms with his HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood and how it's affecting his son, niece and baby brother in the present.
[[WMG: Joseph will take up the mantle of running Dale's Dead Bug.]]
He would do it out of respect to his father who would have passed due to [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim Johnny Hardwick's passing]] and be quite good at it, but not necessarily be happy doing it. John Redcorn would try to seize the opportunity to poison Joseph against Dale's memory in order to bring them together but only succeed in spilling the beans on his and Nancy's affair, causing Joseph to hate all of them except Dale.
[[WMG: Kahn will more or less take Dale's spot in the quartet.]]
He would fill Dale's role as the zany schemer, but he would more act as a more hysterical and/or extreme counterbalance to Hank.
But with a more involved and in-depth examination of Hank's reservations and prejudices with him finally having to come to terms with his HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood and how it's affecting his son, niece and baby brother in the present.
[[WMG: Joseph will take up the mantle of running Dale's Dead Bug.]]
He would do it out of respect to his father who would have passed due to [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim Johnny Hardwick's passing]] and be quite good at it, but not necessarily be happy doing it. John Redcorn would try to seize the opportunity to poison Joseph against Dale's memory in order to bring them together but only succeed in spilling the beans on his and Nancy's affair, causing Joseph to hate all of them except Dale.
[[WMG: Kahn will more or less take Dale's spot in the quartet.]]
He would fill Dale's role as the zany schemer, but he would more act as a more hysterical and/or extreme counterbalance to Hank.
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Cotton is indeed Hank's biological father but Mr. Anderson from "Beavis and Butthead" is related to Hank. Cotton has at least one sister. While Cotton was serving overseas in WW2, his sister married a man with the last name of Anderson. Around the late 1940s, she gave birth to Tom Anderson. That would put him in his early 20s when the Vietnam War took place (in which he served). Tom Anderson is related to Hank, he just isn't his father. He's his older cousin (Hank was born around the mid-late 1950's).
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Cotton is indeed Hank's biological father but Mr. Anderson from "Beavis and Butthead" is related to Hank. Cotton has at least one sister. While Cotton was serving overseas in WW2, [=WW2=], his sister married a man with the last name of Anderson. Around the late 1940s, she gave birth to Tom Anderson. That would put him in his early 20s when the Vietnam War took place (in which he served). Tom Anderson is related to Hank, he just isn't his father. He's his older cousin (Hank was born around the mid-late 1950's).
