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** Referring to the show as "the best anime", alongside ''Series/CoryInTheHouse'', partly as a way to troll otaku, but also just for laughs.
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** Referring to the show as "the best anime", alongside ''Series/CoryInTheHouse'', partly as a way to troll otaku, but also just for laughs.to poke fun at a legitimate phenomenon where Japanese viewers get into heated debates on whether to watch the show in Japanese or in English with Japanese subtitles, like how Western anime fans argue over [[SubbingVersusDubbing watching anime subbed or dubbed]].
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** "Yeah, this is it."[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne. The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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** "Yeah, this is it."[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne. The members and [[InsistentTerminology attempted explanation explanation]] are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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** "Pump jockey! Works for tips!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Nine Pretty Darn Angry Men", Cotton claims Hank works at a gas station pumping gas.[[/labelnote]]
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** Dangit Bobbeh, I told you not to [insert action here]![[labelnote:Explanation]]Another line frequently uttered by Hank in response to Bobby's antics. Has been subjected to numerous snowclones and parodies.[[/labelnote]]
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** Dangit "Dangit Bobbeh, I told you not to [insert action here]![[labelnote:Explanation]]Another here]!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Another line frequently uttered by Hank in response to Bobby's antics. Has been subjected to numerous snowclones and parodies.[[/labelnote]]
** "[X], you giblet-head!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Yet another reaction from Hank, usually directed at Dale.[[/labelnote]]
** "[X], you giblet-head!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Yet another reaction from Hank, usually directed at Dale.[[/labelnote]]
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---> '''Peggy''': The day before Thanksgiving is, [[SmallNameBigEgo in my opinion]], one of the busiest travel days of the year.
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---> '''Peggy''': The day before Thanksgiving is, [[SmallNameBigEgo in my opinion]], one of the busiest travel days of the year.year.
* "Heheheh... Ah... I look like a jackass." [[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank trying on a flat cap and laughing at himself in the mirror.[[/labelnote]]
* "Heheheh... Ah... I look like a jackass." [[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank trying on a flat cap and laughing at himself in the mirror.[[/labelnote]]
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--->'''Dale:''' Do your people even celebrate Thanksgiving?\\
'''John:''' We did. Once.
'''John:''' We did. Once.
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'''John:''' We did.
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---> '''Peggy''': The day before Thanksgiving is, [[SmallNameBigEgo in my opinion]], one of the busiest travel days of the year.
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* [[CallingYourAttacks "Pocket sand!"]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Solider of Misfortune", Dale tosses sand from his pocket into a guy's face while saying this.[[/labelnote]]
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* [[CallingYourAttacks "Pocket sand!"]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Solider of Misfortune", Dale [[AHandfulForAnEye tosses sand from his pocket into a guy's face face]] while saying this.[[/labelnote]]
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** "I sell propane and propane accessories."
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%%* Pretty, pretty pretty...
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%%* "A damned hammer!"
%%* "LAO TZU LIVED IN A HUT AND ATE STRAW!"
* Hank's face after [[DoWrongRight showing Bobby how to inhale a cigarette]]. Mostly because, even though it's an ordinary tobacco cigarette, he looks ''stoned out of his mind''. Hank's giant smile seen for a split-second in another episode also became a bit of a meme, dubbed "Happy Hank."
* Discussing and/or describing the show as if it were an anime.
** Referring to the show as "the best anime", alongside ''Series/CoryInTheHouse'', partly as a way to troll otaku, but also just for laughs.
* When Bill buys a new leaf blower and suggests it has the power of a jetpack. The look of joy on his face when he pretends it's a jetpack, then sheer disappointment when Hank says "It's a leaf blower, Bill, not a jetpack." Also photoshopping Bill pretending it's a jetpack as though he were flying.
%%* "Well well well, looks like these fire ants [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain played you like a damn fiddle]]."
* There exists a scene from "Hank's Got the Willies" where Hank, looking for a bathroom, wanders into the wrong room and [[BrainBleach sees something he'd rather not]]. It's become popular to edit the scene so that Hank happens upon something [[NightmareFuel scary]], [[SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou threatening]], [[NauseaFuel disgusting]], or stupid. Other variants on the meme include having Hank magically transport to another world as he opens the door à la ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'', or having Hank walk in on [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Principal Skinner about to climb out the kitchen window to buy some steamed hams]].
* Referring to video games as "vidya gaems" (or "vidya" for short) comes from how Hank pronounces it.
%%* "Sadness covers me like a blanket. Tuck me in, let me die."
* "It was back when we didn't know the Russians were incompetent." [[note]]This line provided by Hank saw a lot of quoting after multiple Russian failures, defeats and embarrassments during their invasion of Ukraine.[[/note]]
* If Hank had a [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventure stand]], pretty much everyone agrees it would be called ''[[Music/PendulumBand Propane Nightmares]]''.
* This exchange between Dale Gribble and John Redcorn gets some mileage online whenever Thanksgiving rolls around:
--->'''Dale:''' Do your people even celebrate Thanksgiving?\\
'''John:''' We did. Once.
%%* "A damned hammer!"
%%* "LAO TZU LIVED IN A HUT AND ATE STRAW!"
* Hank's face after [[DoWrongRight showing Bobby how to inhale a cigarette]]. Mostly because, even though it's an ordinary tobacco cigarette, he looks ''stoned out of his mind''. Hank's giant smile seen for a split-second in another episode also became a bit of a meme, dubbed "Happy Hank."
* Discussing and/or describing the show as if it were an anime.
** Referring to the show as "the best anime", alongside ''Series/CoryInTheHouse'', partly as a way to troll otaku, but also just for laughs.
* When Bill buys a new leaf blower and suggests it has the power of a jetpack. The look of joy on his face when he pretends it's a jetpack, then sheer disappointment when Hank says "It's a leaf blower, Bill, not a jetpack." Also photoshopping Bill pretending it's a jetpack as though he were flying.
%%* "Well well well, looks like these fire ants [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain played you like a damn fiddle]]."
* There exists a scene from "Hank's Got the Willies" where Hank, looking for a bathroom, wanders into the wrong room and [[BrainBleach sees something he'd rather not]]. It's become popular to edit the scene so that Hank happens upon something [[NightmareFuel scary]], [[SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou threatening]], [[NauseaFuel disgusting]], or stupid. Other variants on the meme include having Hank magically transport to another world as he opens the door à la ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'', or having Hank walk in on [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Principal Skinner about to climb out the kitchen window to buy some steamed hams]].
* Referring to video games as "vidya gaems" (or "vidya" for short) comes from how Hank pronounces it.
%%* "Sadness covers me like a blanket. Tuck me in, let me die."
* "It was back when we didn't know the Russians were incompetent." [[note]]This line provided by Hank saw a lot of quoting after multiple Russian failures, defeats and embarrassments during their invasion of Ukraine.[[/note]]
* If Hank had a [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventure stand]], pretty much everyone agrees it would be called ''[[Music/PendulumBand Propane Nightmares]]''.
* This exchange between Dale Gribble and John Redcorn gets some mileage online whenever Thanksgiving rolls around:
--->'''Dale:''' Do your people even celebrate Thanksgiving?\\
'''John:''' We did. Once.
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** "Yeah, this is it."[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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** "Yeah, this is it."[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, Luanne. The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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%%* Boggle?
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* "Pocket sand!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]During one episode, as part of a misunderstanding, Dale stuns someone by [[AHandfulForAnEye tossing sand from his pocket at him]]. He [[CallingYourAttacks yells out]] "Pocket sand!" while doing this.[[/labelnote]]
%%* That's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen, I tell ya what.
* "Pocket sand!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]During one episode, as part of a misunderstanding, Dale stuns someone by [[AHandfulForAnEye tossing sand from his pocket at him]]. He [[CallingYourAttacks yells out]] "Pocket sand!" while doing this.[[/labelnote]]
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%%* Pretty, pretty pretty...
* "Pocket sand!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]During one episode, as part of a misunderstanding, Dale stuns someone by [[AHandfulForAnEye tossing sand from his pocket at him]]. He [[CallingYourAttacks yells out]] "Pocket sand!" while doing this.[[/labelnote]]
%%* That's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen, I tell ya what.pretty...
* "Pocket sand!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]During one episode, as part of a misunderstanding, Dale stuns someone by [[AHandfulForAnEye tossing sand from his pocket at him]]. He [[CallingYourAttacks yells out]] "Pocket sand!" while doing this.[[/labelnote]]
%%* That's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen, I tell ya what.
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** "This is it"[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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** "This "Yeah, this is it"[[labelnote:Explanation]] it."[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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** That boy ain't right..."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank's usual reaction to Bobby's unmanly behavior.[[/labelnote]]
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** That "That boy ain't right..."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank's usual reaction to Bobby's unmanly behavior.[[/labelnote]]
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** That boy ain't right..."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank's usual reaction to Bobby's unmanly behavior.[[/labelnote]]*** Dangit Bobbeh, I told you not to [insert action here]![[labelnote:Explanation]]Another line frequently uttered by Hank in response to Bobby's antics. Has been subjected to numerous snowclones and parodies.[[/labelnote]]
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** That boy ain't right..."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank's usual reaction to Bobby's unmanly behavior.[[/labelnote]]*** [[/labelnote]]
** Dangit Bobbeh, I told you not to [insert action here]![[labelnote:Explanation]]Another line frequently uttered by Hank in response to Bobby's antics. Has been subjected to numerous snowclones and parodies.[[/labelnote]]
** Dangit Bobbeh, I told you not to [insert action here]![[labelnote:Explanation]]Another line frequently uttered by Hank in response to Bobby's antics. Has been subjected to numerous snowclones and parodies.[[/labelnote]]
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** Yep.[[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank and his friends hanging out in the alley with beer.[[/labelnote]]
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** [[LiteralAssKicking "I'm gonna kick your ass!"]]
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** [[LiteralAssKicking "I'm gonna kick your ass!"]]ass!"]][[labelnote:Explanation]]Frequently said by Hank to others when he's annoyed or angry. He sometimes fulfills his claims.[[/labelnote]]
** That boy ain't right..."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank's usual reaction to Bobby's unmanly behavior.[[/labelnote]]*** Dangit Bobbeh, I told you not to [insert action here]![[labelnote:Explanation]]Another line frequently uttered by Hank in response to Bobby's antics. Has been subjected to numerous snowclones and parodies.[[/labelnote]]
** Hank sells propane and propane accessories.[[labelnote:Explanation]]Easily one of the most well-known things about ''King of the Hill'' and a RunningGag throughout the series. Often snowcloned as "I sell [X] and [X] accessories".[[/labelnote]]
** Hank sells propane and propane accessories.[[labelnote:Explanation]]Easily one of the most well-known things about ''King of the Hill'' and a RunningGag throughout the series. Often snowcloned as "I sell [X] and [X] accessories".[[/labelnote]]
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* Hank singing country songs[[labelnote:Explanation]]The rise of AI voice generation, especially its boost in capability by mid-2023, has allowed for a new genre of AI impressions of fictional character singing songs. Hank Hill is one of those impressions, and his heavy accent is a perfect fit for country songs (and just so happens to hide the imperfections of the AI). To wit, there are plenty of AI covers using Hank that frankly sound better than they have any right to. These include songs like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7cWDT4dDUA&list=PL_b39Nir6ol__tkknI6lPPKje6NdCOugu&index=11 Your Man]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S5MXBBqO-g Chicken Fried]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-XDA2Yb_ss&list=PL_b39Nir6ol__tkknI6lPPKje6NdCOugu&index=9 Ring of Fire]], alongside others.[[/labelnote]]
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* Hank singing country songs[[labelnote:Explanation]]The rise of AI voice generation, especially its boost in capability by mid-2023, has allowed for a new genre of AI impressions of fictional character singing songs. Hank Hill is one of those impressions, and his heavy accent is a perfect fit for country songs (and just so happens to hide the imperfections of the AI). To wit, there are plenty of AI covers using Hank that frankly sound better than they have any right to. These include songs like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7cWDT4dDUA&list=PL_b39Nir6ol__tkknI6lPPKje6NdCOugu&index=11 Your Man]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S5MXBBqO-g Chicken Fried]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-XDA2Yb_ss&list=PL_b39Nir6ol__tkknI6lPPKje6NdCOugu&index=9 Ring of Fire]], alongside others.[[/labelnote]][[/labelnote]]
* It's coming to kill me! It knows I'm a Christian![[labelnote:Explanation]]Luanne screams this when she sees Bobby's newly acquired pet snake slithering towards her.[[/labelnote]]
%%* Why do Luanne's boyfriends always die?!?
* "Ho yeah!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Peggy's catchphrase.[[/labelnote]]
* SHI-SHAAH!![[labelnote:Explanation]]Dale frequently exclaims this.[[/labelnote]]
%%* WINGO!
** Yep.[[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank and his friends hanging out in the alley with beer.[[/labelnote]]
* Cotton Hill is full of them:
** "I killed fiddy men!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Cotton's catchphrase[[/labelnote]]
%%** "I'll have a mai tai Mr. Khan!"
%%** "SAUSAGE! WHERE'S MY SAUSAGE!"
%%** "Ain't that right you house full of hookers!"
** "Come and get your Tootsie Rolls!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Uttered by Cotton after he blows open a pinata at Bobby's birthday with the loaded shotgun he gave to Bobby as a gift[[/labelnote]]
%%** "Damn it wolf-man! Your belly-beard's done burned out the motor!"
%%** "You accept Blue Cross? What kind of brothel is this?!"
%%** "How could you trick me like that? You ain't bright!"
** "Well, you burnt my burger didn't you, BH?!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Cotton calls out Hank on being a terrible son after the birth of his second son Good Hank[[/labelnote]]
** "It was the man with the terrible smell!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]When Cotton is accused of burning down the church, he insists he is innocent.[[/labelnote]]
** "Everyone hated that baby!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Cotton argues with former President Jimmy Carter when the latter tries to reconcile him with Hank.[[/labelnote]]
%%* "Why Shug?!"
%%* "What's a food product?"
%%* Hydro!
%%* VAGINA!
%%* Boggle?
* LOSER! YOU'RE A LOSER! DO YOU FEEL SORRY FOR YOURSELF?! WELL, YOU SHOULD BE BECAUSE YOU ARE ''DIRT''! YOU MAKE ME SICK, YOU BIG BABEH! BABEH WANT A BOTTLE? A BIG ''DIRT'' BOTTLE?![[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank attempts to give Peggy a pep talk before a big boggle tournament using one given by his high school football coach when they went to state.[[/labelnote]]
%%* *Sobs* Why are you yelling at me?!
%%* Get out of here, you furry bastard.
%%* Pretty, pretty pretty...
* "Pocket sand!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]During one episode, as part of a misunderstanding, Dale stuns someone by [[AHandfulForAnEye tossing sand from his pocket at him]]. He [[CallingYourAttacks yells out]] "Pocket sand!" while doing this.[[/labelnote]]
%%* That's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen, I tell ya what.
* It's coming to kill me! It knows I'm a Christian![[labelnote:Explanation]]Luanne screams this when she sees Bobby's newly acquired pet snake slithering towards her.[[/labelnote]]
%%* Why do Luanne's boyfriends always die?!?
* "Ho yeah!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Peggy's catchphrase.[[/labelnote]]
* SHI-SHAAH!![[labelnote:Explanation]]Dale frequently exclaims this.[[/labelnote]]
%%* WINGO!
** Yep.[[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank and his friends hanging out in the alley with beer.[[/labelnote]]
* Cotton Hill is full of them:
** "I killed fiddy men!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Cotton's catchphrase[[/labelnote]]
%%** "I'll have a mai tai Mr. Khan!"
%%** "SAUSAGE! WHERE'S MY SAUSAGE!"
%%** "Ain't that right you house full of hookers!"
** "Come and get your Tootsie Rolls!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Uttered by Cotton after he blows open a pinata at Bobby's birthday with the loaded shotgun he gave to Bobby as a gift[[/labelnote]]
%%** "Damn it wolf-man! Your belly-beard's done burned out the motor!"
%%** "You accept Blue Cross? What kind of brothel is this?!"
%%** "How could you trick me like that? You ain't bright!"
** "Well, you burnt my burger didn't you, BH?!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Cotton calls out Hank on being a terrible son after the birth of his second son Good Hank[[/labelnote]]
** "It was the man with the terrible smell!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]When Cotton is accused of burning down the church, he insists he is innocent.[[/labelnote]]
** "Everyone hated that baby!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Cotton argues with former President Jimmy Carter when the latter tries to reconcile him with Hank.[[/labelnote]]
%%* "Why Shug?!"
%%* "What's a food product?"
%%* Hydro!
%%* VAGINA!
%%* Boggle?
* LOSER! YOU'RE A LOSER! DO YOU FEEL SORRY FOR YOURSELF?! WELL, YOU SHOULD BE BECAUSE YOU ARE ''DIRT''! YOU MAKE ME SICK, YOU BIG BABEH! BABEH WANT A BOTTLE? A BIG ''DIRT'' BOTTLE?![[labelnote:Explanation]]Hank attempts to give Peggy a pep talk before a big boggle tournament using one given by his high school football coach when they went to state.[[/labelnote]]
%%* *Sobs* Why are you yelling at me?!
%%* Get out of here, you furry bastard.
%%* Pretty, pretty pretty...
* "Pocket sand!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]During one episode, as part of a misunderstanding, Dale stuns someone by [[AHandfulForAnEye tossing sand from his pocket at him]]. He [[CallingYourAttacks yells out]] "Pocket sand!" while doing this.[[/labelnote]]
%%* That's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen, I tell ya what.
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* "That's a ''clean'' burnin' hell, I'll tell you what!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Hill", Peggy poses as a nun and has a nightmare about dooming her convent hell for her lies; Hank happens to be supplying the propane that makes their flames.[[/labelnote]]
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* "That's a ''clean'' burnin' hell, I'll tell you what!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Hill", Peggy poses as a nun to teach at a Catholic school and has a nightmare about dooming her convent students to hell for her lies; Hank happens to be supplying the propane that makes their flames.[[/labelnote]]
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** "This is it"[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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** "This is it"[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
*Hank singing country songs[[labelnote:Explanation]]The rise of AI voice generation, especially its boost in capability by mid-2023, has allowed for a new genre of AI impressions of fictional character singing songs. Hank Hill is one of those impressions, and his heavy accent is a perfect fit for country songs (and just so happens to hide the imperfections of the AI). To wit, there are plenty of AI covers using Hank that frankly sound better than they have any right to. These include songs like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7cWDT4dDUA&list=PL_b39Nir6ol__tkknI6lPPKje6NdCOugu&index=11 Your Man]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S5MXBBqO-g Chicken Fried]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-XDA2Yb_ss&list=PL_b39Nir6ol__tkknI6lPPKje6NdCOugu&index=9 Ring of Fire]], alongside others.[[/labelnote]]
*Hank singing country songs[[labelnote:Explanation]]The rise of AI voice generation, especially its boost in capability by mid-2023, has allowed for a new genre of AI impressions of fictional character singing songs. Hank Hill is one of those impressions, and his heavy accent is a perfect fit for country songs (and just so happens to hide the imperfections of the AI). To wit, there are plenty of AI covers using Hank that frankly sound better than they have any right to. These include songs like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7cWDT4dDUA&list=PL_b39Nir6ol__tkknI6lPPKje6NdCOugu&index=11 Your Man]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S5MXBBqO-g Chicken Fried]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-XDA2Yb_ss&list=PL_b39Nir6ol__tkknI6lPPKje6NdCOugu&index=9 Ring of Fire]], alongside others.[[/labelnote]]
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* "Are y'all with the cult?" "It's not a cult, it's an organization that promotes love and-" "This is it"[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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* "Are y'all with the cult?" cult?"
** "It's not a cult, it's an organization that promotes loveand-" and-"
** "This is it"[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
** "It's not a cult, it's an organization that promotes love
** "This is it"[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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* "Are y'all with the cult?""It's not a cult, it's an organization that promotes love and-" "This is it"[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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* "Are y'all with the cult?""It's cult?" "It's not a cult, it's an organization that promotes love and-" "This is it"[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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* “Mother of God! It’s all toilet sounds!”[[labelnote:Explanation]] In the pilot, Hank is curious about what kinds of music Bobby is listening to, so he takes his headphones, and it turns out that Bobby is listening to a ton of flatulence noises, causing Hank to deliver this line. People have edited the clip and replaced the original “toilet sounds” with modern music, serving as a TakeThat to said music. [[/labelnote]]
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* “Mother of God! It’s all toilet sounds!”[[labelnote:Explanation]] In the pilot, Hank is curious about what kinds of music Bobby is listening to, so he takes his headphones, and it turns out that Bobby is listening to a ton of flatulence noises, causing Hank to deliver this line. People have edited the clip and replaced the original “toilet sounds” with modern music, serving as a TakeThat to said music. [[/labelnote]]
* "Are y'all with the cult?""It's not a cult, it's an organization that promotes love and-" "This is it"[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
* "Are y'all with the cult?""It's not a cult, it's an organization that promotes love and-" "This is it"[[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Fun with Jane and Jane", this exchange occurs between Hank and some cult members after he and Dale pull up to the compound where a cult masquerading as a sorority is based to rescue Peggy and Luanne, The members and attempted explanation are typically substituted with groups the author dislikes and their typical arguments respectively to imply that they're [[BlatantLies blatantly lying]] about their nature or motivations. [[/labelnote]]
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* "Do I look like I know what a .jpeg is? I just want a picture of a god-dang hotdog!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Redcorn Gambles with His Future", Hank says this to a print shop employee when trying to print a flyer for a business party. The quote, often paired with a [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=QEzhxP-pdos highly-compressed video of the scene]], is often used in reaction to someone posting a low-quality or small resolution picture, similar to "[[Film/{{Zoolander}} What is this? An X for ants?!]]".[[/labelnote]]
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* "Do I look like I know what a .jpeg is? I just want a picture of a god-dang hotdog!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Redcorn Gambles with His Future", Hank says this to a print shop employee when trying to print a flyer for a business party. The quote, often paired with a [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=QEzhxP-pdos highly-compressed video of the scene]], is often used in reaction to someone posting a low-quality or small resolution picture, similar to "[[Film/{{Zoolander}} What is this? An X for ants?!]]".[[/labelnote]]
* “Mother of God! It’s all toilet sounds!”[[labelnote:Explanation]] In the pilot, Hank is curious about what kinds of music Bobby is listening to, so he takes his headphones, and it turns out that Bobby is listening to a ton of flatulence noises, causing Hank to deliver this line. People have edited the clip and replaced the original “toilet sounds” with modern music, serving as a TakeThat to said music. [[/labelnote]]
* “Mother of God! It’s all toilet sounds!”[[labelnote:Explanation]] In the pilot, Hank is curious about what kinds of music Bobby is listening to, so he takes his headphones, and it turns out that Bobby is listening to a ton of flatulence noises, causing Hank to deliver this line. People have edited the clip and replaced the original “toilet sounds” with modern music, serving as a TakeThat to said music. [[/labelnote]]
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** "BWAAAAH!!"
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** "BWAAAAH!!""BWAAAAH!!" (which is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJr_u4fW3VI turned into a]] VoiceClipSong)
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* "That's a ''clean'' burnin' hell, I'll tell you what!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Hill", Peggy poses as a nun and has a nightmare about dooming her convent hell for her lies; Hank happens to be supplying the propane that makes their flames.[[/labelnote]]
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* "That's a ''clean'' burnin' hell, I'll tell you what!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Hill", Peggy poses as a nun and has a nightmare about dooming her convent hell for her lies; Hank happens to be supplying the propane that makes their flames.[[/labelnote]]
* "Do I look like I know what a .jpeg is? I just want a picture of a god-dang hotdog!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Redcorn Gambles with His Future", Hank says this to a print shop employee when trying to print a flyer for a business party. The quote, often paired with a [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=QEzhxP-pdos highly-compressed video of the scene]], is often used in reaction to someone posting a low-quality or small resolution picture, similar to "[[Film/{{Zoolander}} What is this? An X for ants?!]]".[[/labelnote]]
* "Do I look like I know what a .jpeg is? I just want a picture of a god-dang hotdog!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Redcorn Gambles with His Future", Hank says this to a print shop employee when trying to print a flyer for a business party. The quote, often paired with a [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=QEzhxP-pdos highly-compressed video of the scene]], is often used in reaction to someone posting a low-quality or small resolution picture, similar to "[[Film/{{Zoolander}} What is this? An X for ants?!]]".[[/labelnote]]
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** "Mm-hmm."
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** "Mm-hmm.""[[labelnote:Explanation]]A typical scene with Hank and his friends in the alley.[[/labelnote]]
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[[MotorMouth This'ere'suh'page'a'dang'ol']][[WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill King'th'hill']][[Memes/WesternAnimation memes]], [[VerbalTic man.]]
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* "Yep."
** "Yep."
** "Yep."
** "Mm-hmm."
* Some of Hank's catchphrases:
** "I sell propane and propane accessories."
** [[LiteralAssKicking "I'm gonna kick your ass!"]]
** "BWAAAAH!!"
** "...I'll tell you hwhat."
* [[CallingYourAttacks "Pocket sand!"]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Solider of Misfortune", Dale tosses sand from his pocket into a guy's face while saying this.[[/labelnote]]
* "That's my purse! I don't know you!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Bobby Goes Nuts", Bobby goes to a women's defense class and learns to [[GroinAttack kick guys in the nuts]], adopting this demonstration phrase as his BattleCry.[[/labelnote]]
* "If those kids could read, they'd be very upset." [[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Born Again on the Fourth of July", Bobby becomes a religious activist and harasses a summer school class with a protest sign, prompting Principal Moss to say this to him. Edits involve something else written on the sign that would offend a certain group, implying that said group too dense to understand it.[[/labelnote]]
* "That's a ''clean'' burnin' hell, I'll tell you what!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Hill", Peggy poses as a nun and has a nightmare about dooming her convent hell for her lies; Hank happens to be supplying the propane that makes their flames.[[/labelnote]]
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* "Yep."
** "Yep."
** "Yep."
** "Mm-hmm."
* Some of Hank's catchphrases:
** "I sell propane and propane accessories."
** [[LiteralAssKicking "I'm gonna kick your ass!"]]
** "BWAAAAH!!"
** "...I'll tell you hwhat."
* [[CallingYourAttacks "Pocket sand!"]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Solider of Misfortune", Dale tosses sand from his pocket into a guy's face while saying this.[[/labelnote]]
* "That's my purse! I don't know you!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Bobby Goes Nuts", Bobby goes to a women's defense class and learns to [[GroinAttack kick guys in the nuts]], adopting this demonstration phrase as his BattleCry.[[/labelnote]]
* "If those kids could read, they'd be very upset." [[labelnote:Explanation]] In "Born Again on the Fourth of July", Bobby becomes a religious activist and harasses a summer school class with a protest sign, prompting Principal Moss to say this to him. Edits involve something else written on the sign that would offend a certain group, implying that said group too dense to understand it.[[/labelnote]]
* "That's a ''clean'' burnin' hell, I'll tell you what!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Hill", Peggy poses as a nun and has a nightmare about dooming her convent hell for her lies; Hank happens to be supplying the propane that makes their flames.[[/labelnote]]
