Bob's Burger is the best

[Mals Marola]

& austin & houston

should i make midland my next TX vacation

you know

to really get it

[I'm Hardcore]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

it's not a show for young people

you know what? i think you're dead right

[Order 66]

imo it's kind of a miracle KotH is as popular as it is

it captures small town texas down to a T... i'd think not many people would relate but it was internationally successful and ran 13 seasons

[Sonic Johnny]

My mother really enjoys KotH and she's from rural Australia

[Trotskilicious]

i actually get the feeling that australians and texans have a lot in common

[Mals Marola]

it's not like the trope of the redneck is completely unidentifiable to the rest of the world

i remember it being on pretty often when i was a kid, never seemed weird or anything that it was a relatively popular show

then again i'm not so far from texas

[Sonic Johnny]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

i actually get the feeling that australians and texans have a lot in common

Western Australia especially I feel like resembles Texas a lot. It's a huge state with not many towns/cities, it's hot as fuck and kinda viewed as a little bit backwards by the rest of the country. Plus the capital is a national music hub. And the people view themselves as being of a different type to the rest of the nation. Dunno if I'm making generalisations about Texas but whatever.

[fuzzyroes]

King of the Hill was brilliant for a good stretch, but the last few seasons were pretty weak

[slunken]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

except that you've decided that's all cartoons are good for

Ill admit im bad at tv

[slunken]

i was just trying to get a rise out of anyone by saying that i've watched and enjoyed family guy before

[yo soy el mejor]

one of thooooose guys

[slunken]

http://a2.files.biography.com/image/...U0NDc3MzI0.jpg

[yo soy el mejor]

don't worry. i've watched and enjoyed family guy before, too. i don't think it will get a rise out of anyone tho.

[slunken]

this joke had me dying

[ilikeplanets]

I love Tina. She is my spirit animal!

[The exploding boy]

Originally Posted by I'm Hardcore

here's a bizarre confession - i used to intensely dislike King Of The Hill. which is really quite irrational.

Me too. Like a lot of things it took someone in my life who likes it a lot to get me to see the light. I think for one the Mike judge style of drawing really put me off at first.

Its interesting to me that the french canadian version of that show (meaning dubbed) was a total flop, and as far as i know, so is Family Guy. But Simpsons was a huge success.

It's not even like we don't have our fair amount of rednecks and hillbillies (i cant really explain why FG didn't work here though...but i'm glad). But it was probably still too far removed from our reality to work. Maybe if they did a show about northeastern america hillbillies...I mean when i read stephen king (which tends to feature a lot of those) i tend to feel its not too different from rural quebec, minus a few cultural differences. I have to say that anyone not at least a bit aware of southern, and particularly texas, culture probably wouldn't enjoy KOTH as much. Now i've never been to texas but i think i think i have a fairly decent idea how it is there... if nothing else i guess in part BECAUSE i watched KOTH....

[The exploding boy]

to be fair now that i think of it though KOTH isn't actually about texas rednecks at all, just working class texans. I guess its just that even middle class texans seem a bit redneckish to outsiders...

[Trotskilicious]

Originally Posted by Sonic Johnny

Western Australia especially I feel like resembles Texas a lot. It's a huge state with not many towns/cities,

texas is heavily populated man, we have like 5-6 metro areas of a million plus, houston is the third largest city in the country, dallas is like 5 and i'm pretty sure san antonio is 10th...etc. state is 3rd in population behind california and new york

lots of little towns throughout the state too

[kelsome]

Time for the charm bomb to explode.

[kelsome]

Almost dying is the best part of living. It's called almost live-dying.

[Sonic Johnny]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

texas is heavily populated man, we have like 5-6 metro areas of a million plus, houston is the third largest city in the country, dallas is like 5 and i'm pretty sure san antonio is 10th...etc. state is 3rd in population behind california and new york

lots of little towns throughout the state too

Oh right. We have only one city and it accounts for 1.8 million of the 2 million people in WA

[Trotskilicious]

1 4 Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington 6,371,773
2 5 Houston–Sugar Land–Baytown 6,086,538
3 25 San Antonio–New Braunfels 2,142,508
4 35 Austin–Round Rock–San Marcos 1,716,289
5 58 El Paso–Las Cruces 1,045,180
6 68 McAllen–Edinburg–Mission 774,769

[bye june]

Originally Posted by toase

I loved adult swim cartoons too, home movies, sealab 2021, aqua teen hunger force, but I guess they don't exist anymore

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

home movies is incredible

Originally Posted by reprise85

home movies is the best.

Home Movies is indeed the best, as far as improv/dialogue/character interactions go.

I used to make home movies all the time and I can definitely relate to Brenden, Jason and Melissa.

[Mo]

Bob's Burger has been my go-to cartoon the last few months; weirdly enough Archer doesn't interest me at all.

[Bread Regal]

I'm a huge fan of Harvey Birdman, but everything I've seen of Archer has not inspired me to go and watch any more of it.

[Shallowed]

Originally Posted by Bread Regal

I was going to post this in the all time favourite youtubes thread

Dude. CANDY.

[Bread Regal]

IT'S TOO LATE

[bye june]

I've been watching alot of Space Ghost recently.

http://i.imgur.com/KBH1TFV.jpg

Moltar, are you aware of the health risks caused by drinking tall boys?

[slunken]

anyone watch BoJack Horseman?

https://nyoobserver.files.wordpress....debut_bghe.jpg

[toase]

Originally Posted by kelsome

Time for the charm bomb to explode.

Tina is tha bomb