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Speaker: You messaged me, voice messaged Josh, in the bathroom, in the bathroom.
Speaker: Yes!
Speaker: Hello!
Speaker: And welcome to episode three of the Propane Maniacs.
Speaker: Emphasis on the number three, because we have our third host joining us.
Speaker: But before I introduce him, I gotta introduce me, I'm Perry Berkham.
Speaker: And then secondly, I gotta introduce the J-Man, Josh Robinson.
Speaker: J.R.
Speaker: J.R.
Speaker: J.R.
Speaker: You are J.R., by the way.
Speaker: I mean, not only are you Josh Robinson, you're Josh Ross.
Speaker: You are J.R.
Speaker: I mean, you could definitely be.
Speaker: Have you been called J.R.
Speaker: your whole life?
Speaker: Like, have you ever?
Speaker: I've actually never had anybody, but you guys call me that.
Speaker: Interesting.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: I love him Bobby calls Hank J.R.
Speaker: And no offense, but he's from Oklahoma.
Speaker: Oklahoma.
Speaker: We have Hayden Dennis joining us.
Speaker: Hello, everybody.
Speaker: Yes, Hayden joins us from the state of Oklahoma.
Speaker: Also with our buddy Travis, which is, I think, is local to Hayden, right?
Speaker: He is, yeah.
Speaker: He's about 40 minutes from me.
Speaker: There you go.
Speaker: Well, we'll have him on again sometime.
Speaker: Not being on the propane maniacs was Travis's thing.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Travis is a diabetic.
Speaker: The cake was for ceremony or whatever.
Speaker: But yeah, so we're going through all the episodes of King of the Hill.
Speaker: First season, we're on episode three.
Speaker: What's the title, Josh?
Speaker: The Order of the Straight Arrow.
Speaker: Yeah, pretty, pretty, you know, I think that's a pretty, you know, an un-punny name, because isn't that what the Boy Scouts thing is called?
Speaker: It's called Order of the Straight Arrow, right?
Speaker: No, well, in real scouting, it's the Order of the Arrow.
Speaker: No, but in the show, they're called Order of the Straight Arrow, right?
Speaker: Yeah, although in that later season episode they changed the name.
Speaker: But yeah, that is correct.
Speaker: So is the title itself a pun off of something?
Speaker: Do you know?
Speaker: I don't think it is.
Speaker: I don't think it is either, yeah.
Speaker: I think it's just a... Pretty straightforward, if you know what I mean.
Speaker: Oh!
Speaker: That was good.
Speaker: Nicely done.
Speaker: So, yeah, this is where, yeah, this is a great, I mean, I think this introduced, well, no, it didn't introduce Cotton.
Speaker: I think that was in the first, or did it?
Speaker: Does this introduce Cotton?
Speaker: In the flashback?
Speaker: Right, I think it's the first time you see him, but it's in the flashback.
Speaker: Yeah, it's not present day.
Speaker: No.
Speaker: That's with whoever Dale's dad is and Bill's dad and Boomhauer's father.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I'm assuming that's their father's.
Speaker: They look exactly like him.
Speaker: That is certainly not Bug Gribble.
Speaker: That is not Bug.
Speaker: It could have been a young Bug.
Speaker: Or Bill's abusive dad.
Speaker: Or Dr. Boomhauer.
Speaker: I'm sorry, Dr. Boomhauer.
Speaker: It could have been Garth's dad.
Speaker: Garth?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I love that Boomhauer comes from his parents are doctors.
Speaker: Dad's a doctor and they won the lottery.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: They live in Florida, man.
Speaker: They're doing all right.
Speaker: Sorry to hear that.
Speaker: Sorry.
Speaker: So Order of the Straight Arrow.
Speaker: Yeah, it shows it's a classic.
Speaker: I mean, it's Hank reliving his childhood and reminiscing about his childhood and obviously wanting to recreate that with Bobby.
Speaker: And
Speaker: So showing Cotton, yelling at him and doing the snipe hunt.
Speaker: Eustace, you lost the... What is it?
Speaker: The... Silent stick.
Speaker: Silent stick.
Speaker: But he says... The oath of silence... What is it he says that he loses?
Speaker: You... Anyway, when he makes...
Speaker: Eustace.
Speaker: Just like the Oath of Silence or something.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, something like that.
Speaker: But this is a great... I mean, honestly, this is a top-tier episode for me.
Speaker: I mean, I think there's so many incredible scenes and lines.
Speaker: It's written like a classic King of the Hill episode where...
Speaker: very similar to the to the pilot where i think that there's a lot of story and a lot of new scenes and scenery that happens and then i think you even get is this peggy's side story about going on the getting her shoes
Speaker: This is the very first, I guess, reference to her size 16 feet.
Speaker: There you go.
Speaker: 16 and 16 and a half.
Speaker: Thank you very much.
Speaker: It's Lubbock's very big shoes.
Speaker: Hank, Hank, did you hear that?
Speaker: Your butt cheek is one size bigger than the other one.
Speaker: We're made for each other.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I like when she joins the...
Speaker: When her and Luann joined the roller derby.
Speaker: And I mean, that episode's not very good, but I like when she asked Lane Pratley, do you got any size 16?
Speaker: Lots of them.
Speaker: because there's lots of 16-sized feet women in the roller derby.
Speaker: But yeah, so it starts that.
Speaker: Pretty epic, you know, and really funny scenes.
Speaker: And yeah, I mean, what do you guys think?
Speaker: One of my favorite quotes is in this show.
Speaker: It's very beginning when they're talking about this reminiscing and Hank talks about he wants to be a propane salesman if his grades are good enough.
Speaker: And then it comes back to present day and you see Bill just...
Speaker: I'm so depressed.
Speaker: I can't even blink.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Oh, it's, I just absolutely always get to love that line.
Speaker: It makes me laugh.
Speaker: And it's one of those that also, I try to fit that in if I can, at some point, just if something happens, like, I'm so depressed.
Speaker: I can't even blink.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I'm going to live in London and have people killed.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: You know, it's funny.
Speaker: I don't know if you guys noticed this.
Speaker: I feel like maybe somebody pointed this out one time, but,
Speaker: Dale is... So as children, at least at that age, Dale is taller than everybody else.
Speaker: That's an interesting... Yeah, he is.
Speaker: That's just funny to me.
Speaker: He's not the one I would have picked.
Speaker: That happens.
Speaker: Kang's the shortest, I think, in the group.
Speaker: Does he actually say... As a kid.
Speaker: I want to live in London and have people killed.
Speaker: Is that the line?
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: That's so funny.
Speaker: Oh, man.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Bill's like, I'm going to drink this stuff every night.
Speaker: But is it surprising that Hank and Bill were the ones that were probably the most accurate with their futures?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I feel like that's... And we don't know what Boon Hower's future is.
Speaker: Well, we know what it's not.
Speaker: We do know what it is.
Speaker: We know exactly what it is.
Speaker: No.
Speaker: He's a Texas Ranger.
Speaker: He is a Texas Ranger.
Speaker: No, that's the one thing he definitely is not.
Speaker: So everyone needs to understand that Josh somehow refuses to admit that the retcon of the finale of Boomhauer, which is it a retcon?
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: That's the question, is valid.
Speaker: He says that Boomhauer is not a Texas Ranger, and I say...
Speaker: I say floofy-doo to that.
Speaker: That's what I say.
Speaker: Forget number 13.
Speaker: You're now serving nonsense.
Speaker: So, yep.
Speaker: So I guess the synopsis is they all take the kids.
Speaker: It's a... I mean, so you say the straight arrow, that's an actual thing.
Speaker: I mean, is that an actual... Well, so in scouting, in Boy Scouts, there is...
Speaker: There's an Order of the Arrow, which is like a sort of a subgroup within the Boy Scouts.
Speaker: And I did it.
Speaker: It's been so long that I don't remember a lot about it.
Speaker: But part of it is that you cannot talk the entire weekend.
Speaker: And you didn't make it to Eagle Scout, did you?
Speaker: No, I did.
Speaker: You did?
Speaker: You're an Eagle Scout?
Speaker: I am.
Speaker: Wow.
Speaker: I don't know if people really know what goes into that.
Speaker: Hayden, were you in the Boy Scouts?
Speaker: I was in Boy Scouts for two weeks, and then I quit.
Speaker: Way to be up.
Speaker: American Idol came on TV, and we got busy.
Speaker: And I was even one step behind you.
Speaker: I never even, I wanted to join because you could do archery and it looked like so much fun, but I, my parents just didn't ever get me into it.
Speaker: I did the, my church's version of a boy scouts.
Speaker: It was called RAs, Royal ambassadors.
Speaker: Oh, that sounds fun.
Speaker: It's as cool as it sounds.
Speaker: Good.
Speaker: Very nice.
Speaker: Well, as you can see, I mean, I think that it, the episode hits home.
Speaker: I love the take on the Boy Scouts and everything.
Speaker: And, you know, Bobby having his spiritual experience with the Wimitanya.
Speaker: The spirit bag is very sacred.
Speaker: Oh, heck, we'll take a sacred one.
Speaker: Sounds good to me.
Speaker: Sounds good to us.
Speaker: We don't mind.
Speaker: I love that interaction between John Redcorn and Hank where John's like, it's very sacred to my people.
Speaker: And then Hank's like, we'll take that.
Speaker: That's great.
Speaker: Yeah, perfect.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: He doesn't get it.
Speaker: And, you know, there's the draw.
Speaker: I always, you know, I'm a big fan of road trip movies.
Speaker: I just am.
Speaker: And now I don't.
Speaker: I'm not a fan of all road trip movies.
Speaker: I just like a good road trip movie.
Speaker: I like that.
Speaker: And I guess, and you get that in there and you get like Dale sticking his butt out the window.
Speaker: You know, what do they say?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Mr. Gribbles is not wearing a seatbelt.
Speaker: Dang it, Bobby!
Speaker: So good.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: I just think that this is the dynamics of the episode.
Speaker: The...
Speaker: Where the story goes and the conclusion and stuff.
Speaker: I just think they're super funny.
Speaker: And I think it's honestly King of the Hill at its best with everything.
Speaker: So, you know, you get like the what kind of lefty hootenanny is this?
Speaker: I say that like on a daily basis.
Speaker: Don't take the brown herbal ecstasy.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Herbal ecstasy is bad.
Speaker: There is no snap Oh my gosh How many species have to go Classic But yeah I guess we could talk about the You know what's the Like the casting Is there any special casting It's fun to check out the IMDB I think this is I mean it's pretty I mean I guess you have Victor Aaron as John Redcorn right
Speaker: Yeah, and this is either his first or second and I think maybe last appearance before Jonathan Joss takes it.
Speaker: Well, so he actually, Victor Aaron passed away.
Speaker: This is the reason that he wasn't John Redcorn for the rest of the series.
Speaker: Oh, okay.
Speaker: Yeah, I didn't even know.
Speaker: You're the one that told me that John Redkarn was multiple people.
Speaker: I didn't realize that he was a different person.
Speaker: And another thing is, honestly, one of my favorite underutilized characters is Eustace.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Useless.
Speaker: Useless.
Speaker: Yeah, that's one of the best lines.
Speaker: Hey, useless.
Speaker: Hey, useless.
Speaker: But I just love that character.
Speaker: I love...
Speaker: I love what's-his-face that does his voice.
Speaker: David Herman.
Speaker: I think that's David Herman's... He has so many good characters, yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, and just... So him just... Him doing that voice and him... Okay, what's his son called?
Speaker: Randy.
Speaker: Yeah, Randy.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker: I just think that's hilarious.
Speaker: And okay, son.
Speaker: No matter what, I love you.
Speaker: Can you believe that?
Speaker: No matter what, my daddy would love me.
Speaker: Can you imagine?
Speaker: I just think that's a really funny dynamic.
Speaker: I want to know when the last time you see Eustace.
Speaker: Was it Fatty Fatty Boombalatty?
Speaker: It might be Fatty Fatty Boombalatty.
Speaker: I just think that one of my favorite things is when Cotton doesn't sell him Hitler's canoe and he gets violent with him.
Speaker: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Speaker: You don't deserve no Hitler's canoe.
Speaker: It's going to cost me $40 to paint over the swastika.
Speaker: Oh, it's so good.
Speaker: But, uh, yeah, I mean, I, it's again, there's not really anything that's, I mean, again, besides the, the lore building of the episode with, you know, Peggy and, and, uh, with her feet and, and, you know, you get to know a lot more about Joseph and, and, and yeah, it's just like, it's a good, it's a good episode.
Speaker: So who is Garth in this?
Speaker: Is this, are we saying this is Boomhauer's nephew or like who is Garth?
Speaker: Now, is that, is that something that you're just like coming up with on the spot or is there, I've never really thought.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: Cause I'm just saying he, they look similar.
Speaker: So I'm like, there has to be some kind of relation there, but I just don't know who it could be.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I mean, I guess maybe they were trying to have an analog to him.
Speaker: Although I guess there's not really one for Bill, but... Yeah.
Speaker: Huh.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: It's just one of those things... Every time I watch the episode, and I've watched it preparing for this episode, and I just kept thinking, who is Garth?
Speaker: Who is he?
Speaker: Who does he become?
Speaker: And why doesn't he ever show up again?
Speaker: I think that he does.
Speaker: I think he's in the background some episodes.
Speaker: I'm pretty sure.
Speaker: I couldn't tell you which ones, but...
Speaker: For some reason, I want to say it's an episode involving Peggy being a substitute teacher because I'm pretty sure you see a kid in one of the classrooms that looks like Boomhauer.
Speaker: And maybe more than one time.
Speaker: So he first appeared in Square Peg and then in Order of the Straight Arrow and that's the only ones listed that I can find.
Speaker: Yeah, it's a good episode.
Speaker: One of my favorites is it's in the, it's whenever they're
Speaker: Hank and Bobby are running from the, I don't know what you would call them, I guess the protesters, the people in the woods and stuff.
Speaker: And they're like, the nature killers, whatever, they yell.
Speaker: And then they step on those bird shells.
Speaker: But if you notice, it made me laugh a lot the other day.
Speaker: There is like a hacky sack firing squad that kicks hacky sacks at their car, at his car.
Speaker: And it just made me think how, how far could, how accurate could I kick a hacky sack?
Speaker: Cause I've never tried, but it just made me think like, I just, I just laughed a lot.
Speaker: Like that's funny.
Speaker: A hacky sack, that's their weapon of choice.
Speaker: I used to, uh, in high school, I used to play a lot of hacky sack.
Speaker: Um,
Speaker: I don't think I would have been so good that I could accurately nail somebody's car from any distance.
Speaker: That's so interesting.
Speaker: Hacky socks are weird to me.
Speaker: Don't you hit it with your ankle?
Speaker: No.
Speaker: Is that the idea?
Speaker: Well, I mean, anywhere around your foot.
Speaker: I mean, you can use your knee.
Speaker: Basically, you're just not using your hands.
Speaker: You can use your shoulder, your head.
Speaker: I mean, you can even use your arms.
Speaker: I was never a hacky sacker.
Speaker: I tried it maybe once.
Speaker: I was like, I can't do this.
Speaker: It's like a less competitive soccer, I guess.
Speaker: Can you stop doing that around my head?
Speaker: I feel like someone will be doing that.
Speaker: Can you face that other direction?
Speaker: What does he say?
Speaker: How long would you say you have to be this close to my face?
Speaker: Going back closer to the beginning, when they've got their silent sticks, those Slim Jims, and Hank's like,
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: So start.
Speaker: Everybody's got to be quiet starting now.
Speaker: And there's a pause.
Speaker: And Bobby goes right now.
Speaker: Bobby, you just talk.
Speaker: Now I'm going to let that one slide, but don't say another word.
Speaker: Thanks, dad.
Speaker: Thanks, dad.
Speaker: Bobby, give me your silent stick.
Speaker: Bill later is like, I'm still hungry.
Speaker: Who wants a dollar?
Speaker: Say me.
Speaker: Mr. Hill!
Speaker: Hank's upset with him.
Speaker: Like, come on, Bill.
Speaker: He's like, I'm hungry.
Speaker: These things are addictive.
Speaker: Yeah, but it's just a wonderful... Again, every single scene is just so wonderfully thought out.
Speaker: It's golden age.
Speaker: Hayden, what's your...
Speaker: what's your, let's get all of our opinions of just season one.
Speaker: Like what is your opinion?
Speaker: Like a recap of season one.
Speaker: Like what do you think of it in the, in the King of the Hill timeline?
Speaker: So most shows in general, you know, like it always season one's always that one retail people.
Speaker: You just have to get through it to get to the good part of the show.
Speaker: I think season one is one of the better King of the Hill seasons.
Speaker: I think it's like, uh,
Speaker: People who are trying to get people to watch King of the Hill, I point them to this actual episode because it's one of my...
Speaker: top favorite episodes, probably one or two actually.
Speaker: But, um, yep.
Speaker: So no, I think season one is just perfect really, or as close to perfect as a season one could be.
Speaker: But so no, it's, it's great.
Speaker: I would agree with everything you said.
Speaker: I mean, honestly, like, I think the Simpsons falls victim to the first season is a little wacky and it's, it's, it's not as good as the second season.
Speaker: I honestly, it's just, but I like it going back to it.
Speaker: I like it, but, um, the office I think gets this, um,
Speaker: feeling as well um i actually love season one of the office um i think that it's a little weird there's a little weird nuggets that you know obviously season one is finding your identity like you're talking about um but i think with king of the hill 100 agree with you it's it's either my favorite season or it's tied with season three um for my favorite season i think it's magical
Speaker: I just like how like since season one, like in a lot of shows, they're setting up jokes or whatever that like in the few of seasons, like from now, like when they bring back the straight arrow and they bring up like American Idol or Peggy's big feet where she has her little porn site.
Speaker: They bring this back up.
Speaker: It's just funny how season one.
Speaker: It's not a porn site.
Speaker: It's a fetish site.
Speaker: It's a fetish site.
Speaker: I like how season one really sets up the rest of the series in general.
Speaker: And just, you can, if you watch it close enough, you can see references from season one and later episodes and vice versa and stuff.
Speaker: So no, it's a, it's a masterpiece.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: Josh, JR. Yeah, no, I love season one, but I feel like maybe the weak, the weak spot,
Speaker: I don't, they're not even, it's not even the quality of the acting.
Speaker: It's just, I, because it's, it's great, but I feel like the personalities of the characters have not yet begun to really shine through.
Speaker: Um, it, it all feels a little bit, um, just dampened just a little bit.
Speaker: You know, they're not quite as, uh,
Speaker: their personalities are not quite as colorful as they will become.
Speaker: Like, they're not quite the people that you know that they are.
Speaker: That's just a little bit toned down, if that makes sense.
Speaker: Yeah, they are.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, I get that.
Speaker: Look at... Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, so, I mean, it's not really like a...
Speaker: a knock.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: Cause like it's the writing is, is just maybe it's best in terms of the wittiness.
Speaker: I mean, it's, it's great.
Speaker: It's wonderful.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: It's just something about, you know, they're not quite fully developed as, as people yet in terms of the way they're portrayed.
Speaker: So that, that might be how I feel about it.
Speaker: I mean, it's, as far as like actual enjoyment, I love it, but you don't get to see them shine through just yet.
Speaker: Yeah, and I think that no matter what, when you look back on that, I mean, having seen the series and going back to the first, you can kind of interject the character from the later seasons.
Speaker: Not the later, later season, but you know what I mean.
Speaker: From seasons after it back into the original.
Speaker: I think to me that I feel like that they...
Speaker: there was something magical about the first season of, of how, how silent and how dry it was.
Speaker: I mean, and how, how under, um, stated the characters were, like you're saying, I actually love that.
Speaker: Like, I think that that's like, like Peggy's, we'll get to it soon enough, but the Peggy boggle champ, you know, that one is, I think full of that.
Speaker: And you see, it lets the characters, um,
Speaker: It just shows the characters at their... It's a different style.
Speaker: It's like the show's a different style.
Speaker: It's almost more British-style humor, like dry.
Speaker: Just kind of like letting them say little things and letting the awkward silence happen in any way.
Speaker: Season one.
Speaker: I'm sorry, go ahead.
Speaker: I was gonna say season one really seems to kind of, I know the whole series really kind of turns into it, but season one really emphasizes just the everyday humor of certain things.
Speaker: And that's what I really...
Speaker: like about the season stuff.
Speaker: And I know the whole series is all about kind of like your everyday humor and stuff, but season one really just finds the humor in yeah.
Speaker: Boy scout trip and stuff.
Speaker: And, uh, I think it's, I think that's really how it shines also is just with the really emphasizing the, this everyday mundane humor of a trip to Lubbock for giant shoes or, uh, yeah, silent sticks and stuff like that from this episode or boggle champs, all those just funny in general, but yeah,
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I mean, it really is tapping into that Seinfeld, you know, like, you know, about nothing, you know, something about nothing.
Speaker: It's just laughing at life in itself.
Speaker: You know, it's funny.
Speaker: You all catch that Seinfeld?
Speaker: Oh, hell, I miss it.
Speaker: You know, you might not get it at first because it's a little more sophisticated than what you're used to.
Speaker: that man is wearing a dress.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Wait, which part was that?
Speaker: That was in Arrowhead.
Speaker: That's when... This is educational TV time.
Speaker: And Peggy is having Bobby sit down.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: They're watching... This is...
Speaker: I can't even, it was like Benny, I don't even know what it was they were watching Isn't it PBS but it's like the British or like the Yes But she said this is British humor, it's more sophisticated than what we're accustomed to That man is wearing a dress Yeah That's good, yeah exactly Well I guess next episode is What?
Speaker: What's the fourth episode?
Speaker: Oh goodness
Speaker: I can tell you.
Speaker: My goodness, I thought I had it right there.
Speaker: It is... Hank's Got the Willies.
Speaker: Excuse me, Luanne Saga.
Speaker: Episode four is Hank's Got the Willies.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Hmm.
Speaker: I wonder if that is...
Speaker: I think they might have flip-flopped the order there at one point because on my DVDs... Oh, yeah.
Speaker: The Wind Saga.
Speaker: Interesting.
Speaker: Which reminds me, I guess, I think we should do The Company Man on the original airing, which is in season one.
Speaker: Yeah, it was episode 12.
Speaker: Which is weird.
Speaker: Did you know that, Hayden?
Speaker: I did, yeah.
Speaker: I did know that one.
Speaker: That's so weird, right?
Speaker: So, anyway, that'll be fun.
Speaker: But, yeah.
Speaker: So, I guess...
Speaker: We can do Luanne's saga or Hank's got the willies.
Speaker: I don't care.
Speaker: I'm good with either one.
Speaker: I defer to Josh in all things.
Speaker: Josh, you're the president of this podcast.
Speaker: You know, God, it's tough.
Speaker: It's hard presidenting a podcast, isn't it?
Speaker: When you're presidenting a podcast.
Speaker: We're going to get the cowboys.
Speaker: I'm going to go Luann's saga.
Speaker: I'm going to go with the order that the DVDs tell me.
Speaker: Let's do it.
Speaker: I trust in the DVDs.
Speaker: Trust him.
Speaker: Awesome.
Speaker: Well, JR, Hayden, thanks for joining me today.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Always a pleasure.
Speaker: I will say, I'm surprised we never really brought up the woo-loo-loo phrase in this episode.
Speaker: Woo-loo-loo.
Speaker: Woo-loo-loo.
Speaker: Or whenever Bobby is, I just love this, the whole, not to kind of bring it back up, but just the whole, like, there's no running away and Bobby puts the heron out the window and says, fill the wind one more time.
Speaker: He's like, Bobby, put that thing back in the car.
Speaker: Bobby.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: classic you know the the wooloo you know what that reminds me of perry no i don't cool cool cool which is nematodes remember the very first episode of doug well it wasn't the first one produced but the first one in chronologically it's it's when roger takes doug to go bag a nematode down at swinson's pond
Speaker: Yeah, I mean, I, okay.
Speaker: I do remember that vaguely.
Speaker: You have to squat down and you have to say,
Speaker: There you go.
Speaker: There you go.
Speaker: It's the same.
Speaker: The snipe punt.
Speaker: That's a take off the snipe punt too, isn't it?
Speaker: I guess, but Doug came first though.
Speaker: No, I know.
Speaker: The snipe punt is a thing.
Speaker: It is a thing in Oklahoma, yeah.
Speaker: I feel like I remember that in an episode of Cheers.
Speaker: Yes, that's right.
Speaker: Up, you know.
Speaker: movie up yeah i have not seen up since gosh what that's my favorite movie it came out actually actually i don't think dixie's seen up we gotta watch up it's good it's a really good movie but yeah last time i watched carl was that i watched that 4 a.m a few months ago and it was i forgot how sad the opening part is why what is it a kid's thing
Speaker: Why are you watching at 4am?
Speaker: So there is every now and then we help this neighbor who's a single mother and she like needs someone to watch her kid when she has to go to work before school.
Speaker: So they get dropped off.
Speaker: real early and what do we do at 4 a.m well i think it's more like five but i don't know it feels like four okay but i was like well let's just watch up and i mean my wife was in there and i was like i forgot how sad the opening like 10 minutes of the show oh man you gotta cry like i cry like twice in that movie like 5 a.m we're just over here like oh i forgot this is bad
Speaker: That was a good movie.
Speaker: It wasn't tears.
Speaker: That was Sprat rolling down my cheek.
Speaker: The condensation from walking outside.
Speaker: The cool air from the theater.
Speaker: Hanks crying like a little French girl.
Speaker: In due time.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Well, this is Propane Maniacs signing off.
Speaker: Oh, by the way, we have to start our episode.
Speaker: I was just thinking about what we got to say.
Speaker: So, anyone sit good?
Speaker: What's the line?
Speaker: Anyone sit anywhere good this week?
Speaker: Anyone sit anywhere good this week?
Speaker: We'll do that next time.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: We'll see you guys.
Speaker: Bye.
Speaker: Now say that thing about the calendar again.
Speaker: Hey, say that funny thing again.
Speaker: I'm saving it for the trip.
Speaker: What just happened?
