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Speaker: you will be called the propane maniacs.
Speaker: Hello and welcome to Propane Maniacs.
Speaker: That's right, it's Propane Maniacs episode four.
Speaker: I don't have a title for it because it's not Broccoli Neck.
Speaker: Which is, I guess, episode five.
Speaker: Is that going to be episode five?
Speaker: That will be episode five.
Speaker: Okay, cool, cool.
Speaker: No, we're doing Luann Saga today because that was the original recording.
Speaker: And that's the original, yeah, the recording date.
Speaker: It wasn't aired the fourth, but that's how hardcore we are with our King of the Hill.
Speaker: It was...
Speaker: The character development.
Speaker: This was the fourth episode of character development, you know, as intended.
Speaker: So there we go.
Speaker: I am joined by the one and the only.
Speaker: There's no other Josh Robinson at all.
Speaker: Josh Robinson.
Speaker: The one and only JR. The one and only JR. No one even has those initials.
Speaker: Literally no one.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Oh, my goodness.
Speaker: I just thought of something.
Speaker: What did you just thought of?
Speaker: If you're the only JR, then how come he's named JR in the podcast?
Speaker: How did he know that?
Speaker: Who?
Speaker: You know, the guy, the Bostonian guy.
Speaker: What was his name anyway?
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: Anyway, we also have Penny Loafers Hayden Dennis Hello everybody, greetings from Oklahoma
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: No offense.
Speaker: No offense.
Speaker: I'm from Oklahoma.
Speaker: And we also have Travis's here, too, but you won't hear anything from him.
Speaker: Yeah, he's just... He's out of his dang old mind, man.
Speaker: Dang old Travis.
Speaker: Not speaking on podcast.
Speaker: Did I say that last time?
Speaker: Do it.
Speaker: Say it again.
Speaker: Not speaking on podcast was Travis's thing.
Speaker: You had no way of knowing that.
Speaker: How's it going, gents?
Speaker: You guys sitting anywhere good this week?
Speaker: It's out in some okay places.
Speaker: I got to be honest.
Speaker: I like my computer chair.
Speaker: I like my chair, too.
Speaker: I got a Serta chair.
Speaker: Saved my... Didn't save.
Speaker: Changed my life.
Speaker: I thought they made mattresses.
Speaker: They do.
Speaker: They make seats now too?
Speaker: When I got my new job, I went to Office Depot because I have never had a good chair.
Speaker: I sat on every chair for an hour.
Speaker: I was feeling them out.
Speaker: He sat in this chair for an hour and then he sat in the next chair for an hour.
Speaker: He was there all day.
Speaker: I picked the right one because I love this chair.
Speaker: It is so comfortable.
Speaker: It changed my life.
Speaker: I do suffer from DGS.
Speaker: It is a medical
Speaker: Device.
Speaker: Race for the cure.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: Now.
Speaker: You do that, we'll throw a brick through your window.
Speaker: Are you, uh, so you would take that over the air on desk chair?
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: I've never had, I've never tried an air on, so.
Speaker: I hear they're good, but I don't know.
Speaker: This one has cush.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: Those, those look like they don't have cush.
Speaker: Which I'm not opposed to firm.
Speaker: I'm not opposed to firm, but I know what firm feels like, and I don't think I want to be that in that eight hours a day.
Speaker: Well, now, what does Jill prefer?
Speaker: Does she prefer firm or extra firm?
Speaker: Because those are total opposites.
Speaker: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker: But that's what they say.
Speaker: Opposites attract.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: So I guess we better talk about this show.
Speaker: King of the Hill, right?
Speaker: Luan Saga.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: So this is the first appearance of Buckley.
Speaker: He was in the first episode, I thought.
Speaker: So this is the second appearance of Buckley.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: And if you don't count the intro.
Speaker: He's in every episode.
Speaker: He's in every one.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: So we've known Buckley for a while now.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: You're fired.
Speaker: Oh, man.
Speaker: How am I that dumb?
Speaker: Yes, of course, this is not the first appearance of Buckley.
Speaker: Yeah, but it's the first appearance of his relationship with Luann, right?
Speaker: It's true.
Speaker: So that's why you're saying that, you know, and dumb.
Speaker: You're just stupid.
Speaker: Anyway.
Speaker: So while we're on the topic, this is the first writing credit for Paul Lieberstein on the show.
Speaker: Shout out Toby.
Speaker: Notice that.
Speaker: Frame Toby.
Speaker: Mm-hmm.
Speaker: Yeah, that guy's a genius.
Speaker: Mm-hmm.
Speaker: I'll never forget when I figured... I knew that he did something on the show, but I didn't realize he was a pretty significant writer.
Speaker: And he's part of the best... Honestly, one of the best episodes of any sitcom ever is Pretty Pretty Dresses.
Speaker: And he co-wrote that.
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: That's... I mean, that's top.
Speaker: Genuinely.
Speaker: And I mean that from comedy and drama...
Speaker: And production and acting and performance.
Speaker: It's one of the best episodes ever.
Speaker: But we're talking about Luann's saga, which is also a great episode.
Speaker: So Buckley drives up.
Speaker: I can't even remember.
Speaker: What is the snack?
Speaker: He has something that he's saving for later.
Speaker: It's chocolate.
Speaker: It's a heart.
Speaker: It's his special chocolate.
Speaker: It says like for you.
Speaker: Anyway, so he drives up.
Speaker: He waits for Luanne to come out and he dumps her.
Speaker: You blew it, diphead.
Speaker: I'm just curious what in that span of time from the driveway to basically Dale's house
Speaker: What ruins the relationship?
Speaker: I'd be curious.
Speaker: It's over, Linda.
Speaker: That's not how my name is pronounced.
Speaker: I know.
Speaker: That's a good point.
Speaker: What?
Speaker: Like, I feel like he was.
Speaker: I feel like he just told.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: Yeah, I've always kind of wondered about that.
Speaker: Like, I think was he playing?
Speaker: He was planning on Talonor, right?
Speaker: Had to have been, right?
Speaker: I mean, that, yeah.
Speaker: That seemed like what it was.
Speaker: It's a very buckly thing to say, like, oh, yeah, by the way, I'm dumping you.
Speaker: Like, you know what I mean?
Speaker: It's over.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: But the funniest thing, well, maybe not the funniest, but one of the best things about this episode is how...
Speaker: horrible Luanne's crying is just like how agonizing that is.
Speaker: It's so bad.
Speaker: And it goes on and on.
Speaker: And it ends it.
Speaker: The show ends on that.
Speaker: It's true.
Speaker: Although that was more sort of a
Speaker: She wasn't upset.
Speaker: She was just overwhelmed.
Speaker: It w as a happy cry.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: It was Illinois.
Speaker: It is rough.
Speaker: I know.
Speaker: What the heck was that?
Speaker: Is this the first view of Boomhara's Bachelor pad?
Speaker: Yeah, I think it is.
Speaker: That's very nice.
Speaker: That's very nice.
Speaker: I was going to say, this is actually the first time we see Chuck Mangione.
Speaker: That's true.
Speaker: This is the very first Chuck Mangione.
Speaker: And he's voiced by himself.
Speaker: Because, is he voiced in this though?
Speaker: Or is it just doing the... He is.
Speaker: It's his commercial.
Speaker: Shopping at Megalomart never felt so good.
Speaker: Okay, okay.
Speaker: Yeah, even celebrities have to look for savings.
Speaker: That's interesting because I thought the first appearance was just feels so good.
Speaker: The song that they're dancing to or something to, you know, on the TV.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Oh, well, that was this episode, though.
Speaker: Is that this episode?
Speaker: Yeah, because it starts out with Peggy and Luanne are doing like, you know, an aerobics thing.
Speaker: And Bobby walks in and says, my Game Boy's dead.
Speaker: I need to get the Nintendo.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: And then he starts dancing with them.
Speaker: And then Chuck talks on that, too.
Speaker: He does.
Speaker: Interesting.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: I always thought that maybe they licensed that song and they thought, wouldn't it be funny later on in the season?
Speaker: Wouldn't it be funny to bring them on because we have the properties of that song?
Speaker: We can do it again because we've already paid for it and maybe wouldn't it be funny to bring them on.
Speaker: Have you ever noticed that in shows?
Speaker: A lot of times they'll do that
Speaker: you'll notice the same song referenced in a different episode seasons later and i think it's because they have licensing deals that maybe it's cheap to do that or something anyway and i thought that might have been what happened but anyway yeah i don't remember what he says to know like who who's the big chuck mangione fan who who thought of that like that's a funny like
Speaker: It could have been anyone on the team, right?
Speaker: Yeah, I mean, it's a perfect... By the way, that record... Josh got me that record for Christmas, and it's awesome.
Speaker: I love it.
Speaker: We listened to it on Christmas.
Speaker: It was great.
Speaker: Lieberstein's probably a huge Mangione fan, I would assume.
Speaker: It just seems like a Chuck fan.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: And I could see, you know, Mike Judge being like, like understanding like who, who he is and why that's funny to put it on the show anyway.
Speaker: Cause it's like, it's just kind of like, it's just quirky enough, you know, it's like,
Speaker: It's just, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker: It's not like, it's not the most famous thing ever, but it's like just well-known enough and just goofy enough that it just kind of fits.
Speaker: Exactly.
Speaker: And it's perfect for that generation, you know?
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, that's a good point.
Speaker: So yeah, that's a big deal.
Speaker: I mean, he's a big part of the show, you know, a big regular recurring character.
Speaker: And then, yeah, you get the Lulis, right?
Speaker: They're at Lulis.
Speaker: Lulis.
Speaker: Which, by the way, I have learned as apparently...
Speaker: So apparently there is a chain of cafeteria restaurants in Texas called Luby's.
Speaker: There is.
Speaker: That's what this is a reference to.
Speaker: Luby's is actually very good.
Speaker: And there's a menu item called the Luann Platter.
Speaker: Are you serious?
Speaker: You know what?
Speaker: 100%.
Speaker: I feel like now that you mentioned that Hayden, I feel like I read something somewhere years ago that had something to do with like that being where they got her name or something like that.
Speaker: Um,
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So you say it's good.
Speaker: So you've got them in Oklahoma too?
Speaker: We don't.
Speaker: They're in Texas.
Speaker: And when I found that out back in high school, I drove down to Texas to go to a Luby's.
Speaker: And when I say it's good, it's fine.
Speaker: The seasoning is salt is the spiciest thing you'll get on the menu probably.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: But if you get there by like 4 p.m.
Speaker: or something, you get a really good discount on the Luan platter.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I wonder what is on the Louie M. platter.
Speaker: I don't remember.
Speaker: It was like a meat and like a side or something.
Speaker: There's six kinds of ketchups and three kinds of catsup.
Speaker: Is the gravy lumpy tonight?
Speaker: You know, I got to say, this isn't this episode, but I remember for Thanksgiving, my wife and I, for my family, always make the jalapeno corn mac and cheese.
Speaker: And it's amazing.
Speaker: And I posted that to you guys recently.
Speaker: On Thanksgiving.
Speaker: And I said, we're bringing the vegetables.
Speaker: And I remember I didn't get the reaction I thought I would.
Speaker: I thought it was a pretty funny joke.
Speaker: And you guys didn't think it was that funny.
Speaker: And I just wanted to say that right now.
Speaker: I'm sorry I didn't laugh at your joke, Perry.
Speaker: It was good, right?
Speaker: I mean, that was a good joke.
Speaker: That is a good joke.
Speaker: I mean, because truly... What's the mac and cheese on there?
Speaker: When you go to restaurants, or at least certain restaurants, maybe it's a... I don't know if it's like a southern thing or like just sort of a more...
Speaker: I don't know how you classify, but yeah, there are restaurants where mac and cheese is absolutely considered a vegetable like on their side menu.
Speaker: Cracker Barrel.
Speaker: It is.
Speaker: You can get the, at Cracker Barrel, you can get the vegetable platter and you can get applesauce, dumplings, and macaroni and cheese and that's your vegetables on the vegetable platter.
Speaker: I love it.
Speaker: Now, are there peas or corn in there in the mac and cheese?
Speaker: Probably not.
Speaker: No.
Speaker: On the Luann platter, I just looked it up.
Speaker: The Luann platter is a chicken fried steak, fried okra, mac and cheese, and a wheat roll.
Speaker: Fried okra?
Speaker: But it's smaller portions.
Speaker: I love it.
Speaker: There's okra and some fried okra.
Speaker: You know, I don't know if I've had okra.
Speaker: I think I have.
Speaker: I think I have.
Speaker: But I don't remember what it is.
Speaker: It's okra?
Speaker: It's a vegetable.
Speaker: Yeah, it's got a lot of little seeds.
Speaker: I mean, I guess you'd call them seeds.
Speaker: They're not hard.
Speaker: I mean, you can eat them.
Speaker: So if you steam okra, it's really slimy, but it's best served either deep fried, like they cut it up into pieces, or you can get it in certain soups and that sort of thing.
Speaker: I remember on Home Improvement, he says, Okrahoma.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So I always thought that was funny and I named a song called Oklahoma.
Speaker: That's a good name.
Speaker: Thinking about, so if okra, my hometown of Shakota, Oklahoma, there is an actual festival called okra fest.
Speaker: It's like the second Saturday of May every year and they shut down downtown and people just set up booths with fried okra and it's a giant festival.
Speaker: Love it.
Speaker: And they don't call it Oklahoma.
Speaker: Nope.
Speaker: It's called Okra Fest.
Speaker: Carrie Underwood sings about it.
Speaker: Talk about a missed opportunity.
Speaker: Carrie Underwood sings it, sings it about it.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: She's from Chicago.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So not really the same thing, but here in North Carolina, we have Okra Coke Island.
Speaker: It's not spelled the same, but you've got okra and coke, two great things.
Speaker: What the heck is going on with you people?
Speaker: I'm like, what is okra?
Speaker: You're like, we have establishments based off of it.
Speaker: I will mail you okra one day, Perry.
Speaker: I'm just going to send you a package of okra.
Speaker: Please.
Speaker: I love it.
Speaker: I love all food, just so you know.
Speaker: So, okay.
Speaker: I'll eat it.
Speaker: But before they go to Luby's, you know, Luanne is crying.
Speaker: She's boohooing.
Speaker: She's horrible.
Speaker: Just the most agonizing crying ever.
Speaker: And what was it that Peggy tells Hank?
Speaker: She says, just tell her she looks pretty.
Speaker: You look pretty.
Speaker: And she's crying and he says that.
Speaker: He says, you look pretty.
Speaker: And she goes, I've been dumped.
Speaker: And then they, is that when they started eating like the, you know, the cookie dough and didn't realize you could eat.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Let's go.
Speaker: She says that they put this in ice cream now and he just doesn't go get it immediately.
Speaker: Yeah, they went and they came back and he's like, Louie, where have you been?
Speaker: We're supposed to be crying all night.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Then you get that weird animated segment of the, you know, of like the you are messing with women and you don't know what you're getting into.
Speaker: And, you know, that's that weird scene.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: And Egy's Pandora box speech.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: Which I looked that up.
Speaker: What's funny, it's interesting on the King of the Hill Wikipedia page or whatever it is about this episode.
Speaker: Wicca?
Speaker: Apparently in the syndication, that scene is not shown, but on the DVDs and the Adult Swim version, it is shown.
Speaker: So they cut it out on some.
Speaker: Huh, why?
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: They didn't say.
Speaker: They just said that in syndications, Pandora's box, Peggy's is not shown.
Speaker: It will be edited for broadcasting purposes.
Speaker: Dude, I mean, I could see them just taking out, you know the crazy thing?
Speaker: They can just take out scenes and fill it with commercials.
Speaker: Like, isn't that crazy?
Speaker: I don't like it.
Speaker: I don't like a one beat.
Speaker: So you do get a good bonding moment with Hank and Luann.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Now, I guess that was after that scene that I love is when she's still in the den crying and Hank's in the garage with his tools just hammering and got a saw going, just trying to drown out the sound of her crying.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: And so I guess later they go to the saloon, Ugly's Saloon.
Speaker: Which funny thing, if you notice a sign there on Uglies, I don't know if you notice it, their Tuesday special is all you can drink.
Speaker: Oh, that's terrible.
Speaker: It doesn't have a price.
Speaker: It just says all you can drink on Tuesday.
Speaker: Oh, no.
Speaker: Emily pointed that out to me and I said, I've never noticed that.
Speaker: No, I haven't.
Speaker: It's a great deal, but it's also a lawsuit waiting to happen.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: My favorite part of that whole scene is, you guys go ahead and decide.
Speaker: We've got to help Bill get his pants shut.
Speaker: You seem like a regular guy.
Speaker: And then he says something about, I haven't told Peggy, but I can't remember even what he said, but then Bill's like, well, you want me to tell her?
Speaker: You know, when...
Speaker: When Hank's trying to find a guy and he immediately discounts the guy when he sees he has a ponytail.
Speaker: I love the sounds that he's making too as he's going down the line, like just evaluating these guys.
Speaker: He goes, hmm.
Speaker: Hmm.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: There's a guy with the huge nose.
Speaker: Yeah, can't have that.
Speaker: And then there's Wade with the belt buckle.
Speaker: You don't understand.
Speaker: He runs fast.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: It's so good.
Speaker: And then Bill's dance with Peggy.
Speaker: That's not my sweat.
Speaker: You look like a regular guy.
Speaker: You just got a great scene all around there, don't you?
Speaker: It's wonderful.
Speaker: Dale in the bathroom.
Speaker: So the ugly scene shows us first reference.
Speaker: I think it's the first reference to John Redcorn and Nancy's affair.
Speaker: I think this is the first episode that they kind of actually... That's in the pilot.
Speaker: They actually kind of show it, though, in this scene and stuff, this episode where he's leaving the house and stuff.
Speaker: I think this is one of the very first physical showings of it.
Speaker: I know the pilot talks about it, but I'm pretty sure this may be one of the very first actual showings of them together.
Speaker: Yeah, that could be.
Speaker: I mean, the first... What did they show in the first episode?
Speaker: I mean, they definitely show John Record picking up Nancy in the car.
Speaker: Yeah, because she's on her way out of the house.
Speaker: That's the joke, right?
Speaker: They point out that... I think Dale wanted her to do something and she said, you know... So you want to know about old Hank?
Speaker: Well, Hank's got lots of problems.
Speaker: Hey, baby!
Speaker: That's one of my favorite lines of anything.
Speaker: So been seeing that healer for 10 years.
Speaker: Well, what's the one?
Speaker: Well, I remember Dale talks about how suspicious he is.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: That's kind of funny because that's really not in line with anything else.
Speaker: He's not suspicious at all for the rest of the series.
Speaker: Well, no, he says that I'm suspicious as heck.
Speaker: And then he says, that's why I'm sending John Redcorn.
Speaker: Right, right, right.
Speaker: He loves John Redcorn.
Speaker: He really likes John Redcorn.
Speaker: He really does.
Speaker: Big bad John.
Speaker: Big bad.
Speaker: Arwen's native son.
Speaker: Why would I have a problem with it?
Speaker: John Redcord's gay.
Speaker: We've been friends with him for years.
Speaker: That's really funny.
Speaker: And I think that that idea, that if that is like retconning the idea that because at one point he thought that John Redcord is gay and that's why he has no... I never even thought about that.
Speaker: The whole reason why he doesn't care.
Speaker: You know what?
Speaker: You just...
Speaker: blew it wide open.
Speaker: I think that's exactly it.
Speaker: I mean, I knew that was a spot on joke, but it is funny to think before that and everything.
Speaker: It's like, oh yeah, it's all the sense now.
Speaker: That's why he's so trusting.
Speaker: It's because he just thinks he's gay.
Speaker: I give you my word as a licensed new age healer.
Speaker: Yoga.
Speaker: Do it, man.
Speaker: Yeah, do it, man.
Speaker: So Luann comes back
Speaker: I guess they leave earlier and they see Luann being brought home.
Speaker: And at first Hank thinks he still thinks that it's Wade.
Speaker: But it turns out it's a boom hour that brings her home.
Speaker: And you see her give him a big old kiss on the chin is what it looks like.
Speaker: It's on the cheek.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: But yeah, it's just something about like the way that boom hour's face is drawn in that scene.
Speaker: He looks like weird.
Speaker: He looks like Mac tonight from McDonald's.
Speaker: The moon guy.
Speaker: If you remember him.
Speaker: Yes, he does.
Speaker: That's a very apt.
Speaker: And then Hank's.
Speaker: No, no, no, no.
Speaker: Why do you care?
Speaker: She's no relation to you.
Speaker: She's my sister's... She's my wife's sister's daughter.
Speaker: Brother.
Speaker: Oh, sorry, yeah.
Speaker: My wife's brother's daughter.
Speaker: Don't get more closer than that.
Speaker: And then, yeah, so you're right.
Speaker: This is when you see Boomhauer's bachelor pad for the first time.
Speaker: Oh, it is so gross.
Speaker: And dude, he's like, he just, when he brings out like a blanket and a pillow, throws it on the couch and just like slams his door shut.
Speaker: Like,
Speaker: I love that, right?
Speaker: That's good, right?
Speaker: I mean, it's good.
Speaker: It definitely draws the line.
Speaker: I mean, the only thing is he accepts the kiss from her outside, which is okay.
Speaker: And then when put in perspective that he's not being a perv ball, he's just kind of not wanting to get involved at all.
Speaker: He's just trying to do a decent thing by helping her out or something, you know?
Speaker: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker: It always just felt really cold to me, though.
Speaker: Like, just... I don't know.
Speaker: It just kind of felt like, here's your stuff.
Speaker: That's funny you say that, because I feel like it's him...
Speaker: Which it is cold, but I feel like it's cold on purpose so that nothing absolutely... He sends the exact message.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: So it's like there's nothing else going on here.
Speaker: Maybe he's trying to set limits.
Speaker: Yeah, I think that's kind of what he has to do because they just had that huge fight in the alleyway.
Speaker: And if he's any kind of consoling her, there could be some kind of misconstrued emotions there.
Speaker: So I think he's as cold as possible.
Speaker: So he's still helping by giving her the blanket and the pillow.
Speaker: But...
Speaker: shutting the door is setting that boundary of I know we're going through a hard time but I'm not going to go any further from this.
Speaker: But he does spend a lot of time with her afterwards.
Speaker: That was beautiful.
Speaker: Boom hug.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: It really is a great episode.
Speaker: Again, when I think of this episode, I think of Luanne crying.
Speaker: first thing.
Speaker: So it, but so it's a little, we it's, it's different from other episodes.
Speaker: I think it has a different vibe.
Speaker: I mean, the very first season vibe in this episode, you know, quick, get my Nintendo.
Speaker: I mean that the, everything is just kind of a little funny and, and kind of underdeveloped, which, which I love it though.
Speaker: Like I think it, it, it's great.
Speaker: And, and yeah, I just, I love how you get that, that dryness of the, of the first season and the characters and stuff.
Speaker: And,
Speaker: You know, it has very episode-specific music, too.
Speaker: I feel like they did this more early on.
Speaker: You know, this whole episode, the music in it is sort of like... It's like a 50s guitar kind of ballad music, if that makes sense.
Speaker: Like...
Speaker: I don't know, and you never hear that music ever before or after.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Whereas it gets a little more streamlined as they sort of develop the show and that sort of thing.
Speaker: Oh, man.
Speaker: That's one of the things that I think that just, yeah.
Speaker: The magic of those.
Speaker: early seasons and the orchestrations that they had and all the different things and it just turns into like this basic like country band by the by the last like five seasons you know yeah there's kind of it feels like they kind of reuse stuff and but whatever for for a number of reasons it sort of lost some of its magic there
Speaker: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker: It's not bad.
Speaker: It's not bad, but it's... It's just not what it is.
Speaker: Like, I love... You know, on... I guess it's Hank Scott the Willys, which we'll talk.
Speaker: But I love that, like, the... You know, when Peggy gets mad and does that... You know, does like that... Sound on the whammy bar.
Speaker: There's lots of stuff to do.
Speaker: I just love it.
Speaker: But that'll be next episode.
Speaker: Anyway, yeah, let's... So... When we talk about Hank eating his feelings...
Speaker: Eating his feelings?
Speaker: Do you not remember that scene?
Speaker: I don't even remember what he was doing.
Speaker: He's shoveling all of her possessions into a box.
Speaker: Right, and you hear him go... And Peggy says, are you eating your feelings?
Speaker: She knows exactly what he's doing.
Speaker: But he's like... And that was also what he had taught her earlier, Luanne, earlier in the episode.
Speaker: Who's in control?
Speaker: You or your feeling?
Speaker: Or your heart or whatever it was.
Speaker: And she said, my stomach hurts, but I don't feel sad.
Speaker: And one of the funniest thing line comes up is he says, look at Bill.
Speaker: He went through one of the worst divorces in Heimlich County and you never see him cry.
Speaker: And then Bill like cuts, cuts, closes the blinds.
Speaker: He's here.
Speaker: Bill started this weeping.
Speaker: Isn't he smiling until he closes the blinds.
Speaker: He's here to start this horrible weeping sound.
Speaker: All that we can see, all that he's going to see is Bill dancing with his mop.
Speaker: Oh, Bill.
Speaker: What a character.
Speaker: Oh, man.
Speaker: So, but yeah, you know, eventually, so Hank does come around and welcomes Luann back home and lets her stay in the den again.
Speaker: And everything kind of.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Hank has the... And he does it in the passive way, and he does it a little cheeky, like, all your stuff's in there, go look in your... He had decorated it for her, and it's so funny and cute.
Speaker: It's a very... Think about him.
Speaker: It's very sweet of Hank, actually.
Speaker: Absolutely.
Speaker: You don't usually think of him in those terms, but that actually was a very sweet thing for him to do.
Speaker: It was.
Speaker: Thinking of him decorating with her stuff, if you notice above the couch bed is a picture of a shirtless guy, it made me just laugh thinking Hank having to hang that back up for her.
Speaker: Like just thinking Hank had to look at this shirtless guy and hanging above his couch bed.
Speaker: It would have been funny if they had made it a point for you to maybe familiarize yourself with her room.
Speaker: Like,
Speaker: beforehand so that when he had redecorated it you could see the edits that he had made like like that picture could have been like backward like it could have been like flipped around so you didn't see the shirtless man or like drawn a shirt on him or something yeah whatever yeah that that is really funny to think about yeah and then yeah then it just ends and there you go and then and then it ends with her crying tears of joy
Speaker: Which are just as annoying.
Speaker: It does remind me of the... I think it's the last episode of the season.
Speaker: I thought I was your best friend.
Speaker: Well... Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Good episode.
Speaker: So we'll say Hank's kind of his olive branch towards Boomhauer at the very end is...
Speaker: Interesting just to look at whenever Boomhauer standing in the street away from all of them and he just calls them over and offers him a beer.
Speaker: It's a very interesting scene to me, like the very, the very, and after like the credits even, but.
Speaker: Absolutely.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Beautiful.
Speaker: That was beautiful.
Speaker: So Perry, I think, I think Dale is probably your favorite.
Speaker: You declined to pick, but I think Dale is your favorite.
Speaker: Dale has to be the answer.
Speaker: Mm hmm.
Speaker: I think he's your favorite.
Speaker: I don't have a favorite.
Speaker: I really don't.
Speaker: I love them all.
Speaker: My actual favorite wasn't mentioned in the group chat, but it's fine.
Speaker: Well, hold on.
Speaker: No, I'm just talking about, you know, between the three.
Speaker: Oh, the three.
Speaker: Between, you know, of the three friends, the three neighbors, but.
Speaker: It's Dale.
Speaker: But mine is, mine's Bill, but yours, Perry, yours is definitely Dale.
Speaker: You, you can't tell me who my favorite is.
Speaker: the government does.
Speaker: Just because I talk like him all the time doesn't mean he's my favorite.
Speaker: I mean, Bill's the heat waiver.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I'm sorry.
Speaker: I'm just going to keep laughing.
Speaker: That's so funny.
Speaker: That's a good one.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Well, we want to leave people wanting to hear more and not hearing us ramble like a couple of French school girls.
Speaker: Don't mind him.
Speaker: He's with the school more convention.
Speaker: So, great.
Speaker: So I guess that's episode four in the books.
Speaker: Next week is Hank's Got the Willies.
Speaker: One of my favorite episodes.
Speaker: Again, I love the first season.
Speaker: This episode is going to get really, really hard come around the seventh season.
Speaker: I mean, I'll start.
Speaker: I'll stop saying like, this is one of my favorite episodes, I guess, around there.
Speaker: No, there's there's it'll be interesting as we get into season two.
Speaker: You know, every episode should start with you sitting anywhere good this week.
Speaker: And then.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: So this is one of my favorite episodes.
Speaker: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker: But thanks for joining me, Josh.
Speaker: Well, thank you for joining me.
Speaker: And I guess, you know, I'm not really doing the Twitter thing too much these days, but we do have a Twitter account if anybody's up to follow.
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker: Follow us at Propane Maniacs, right?
Speaker: Yeah, at Propane Maniacs on Twitter.
Speaker: And I'm going to get that up and running a little more.
Speaker: How about... Hey, what if it was Propane-iacs?
Speaker: The propane maniacs.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: That'll be it.
Speaker: Thanks everyone for listening.
Speaker: And yeah, we'll catch you next week.
Speaker: Go.
Speaker: See you later.
Speaker: Go.
Speaker: Go.
Speaker: Now.
Speaker: That's great, Bobby.
Speaker: Here's to the propaniacs.
Speaker: The propaniacs!
Speaker: The propaniacs!
Speaker: That's fine.
