King of the Hill/Awesome: Difference between revisions

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* Cotton gets one of his own when he meets the kids Luanne is watching, who are an infuriating pair of wannabe hippies who accuse anyone who tries to exert the slightest bit of control over them of being a Nazi. As you might imagine, this isn't the smartest thing to say to a World War II veteran.

* Hank gets one in ''Nine Pretty Darn Angry Men'' to Cotton in the perfect [[Shut UP Hannibal]] on how his old wife LEFT HIM, not the other way around, and that Cotton's afraid of strong women, and that Cotton is afraid of being all alone. All the while convincing some corporate stiffs to keep his mower in production. This is one of the times [[Super Saiya Man|this troper]] actually likes Hank.

* Hank gets one in ''Nine Pretty Darn Angry Men'' to Cotton in the perfect [[Shut UP, Hannibal]] on how his old wife LEFT HIM, not the other way around, and that Cotton's afraid of strong women, and that Cotton is afraid of being all alone. All the while convincing some corporate stiffs to keep his mower in production. This is one of the times [[Super Saiya Man|this troper]] actually likes Hank.

* Hank gets one during the [[Halloween Episode]]. Halloween has been banned, so Hank starts a protest by putting on his old devil costume and starts chanting "Trick or treat."

** Bill then gets a crowning moment of funny when he tries to use a ghost costume and starts shouting toga when it rips.

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{{quote| '''Khan''': It's like this. You want to play a round of golf at Nine Rivers? Give me a call. You want someone to feel guilty about the way they live their life? Call someone else!}}

** Here's another one (probably minor) for Khan: in the episode showing the aftermath of the explosion at Megalo Mart, he calls out Luanne for acting as a bitter [[Soapbox Sadie]] who hides her emotional pain and true personality. This causes Luanne to look at the error of her ways later on.

* Peggy also has one in [[The One With|the one where]] [[~~Creators~~ Pet|Lucky]] tries to get his GED. After she finds out that his "code of honor" won't let him marry Luanne till he gets his GED. She intentionally tells him the wrong answers (though she's right that a number can have more than 1 square root). Then, after she admits it, she finds out that neither his father nor grandfather had met their goals. She tells Hank, "I think what we're looking at here is a long line of bastards." When he tells Hank to kick him in the ribs for some reason, she kicks him instead.

* Peggy also has one in [[The One With|the one where]] [[Creator's Pet|Lucky]] tries to get his GED. After she finds out that his "code of honor" won't let him marry Luanne till he gets his GED. She intentionally tells him the wrong answers (though she's right that a number can have more than 1 square root). Then, after she admits it, she finds out that neither his father nor grandfather had met their goals. She tells Hank, "I think what we're looking at here is a long line of bastards." When he tells Hank to kick him in the ribs for some reason, she kicks him instead.

** That is a huge case of [[Your Mileage May Vary|YMMV]]. Even some of Lucky's detractors, think Peggy misleading him, and receiving no punishment for it, was a total dick move.

* In the episode "The Redneck Of Rainy Street", Connie manages to get one as she continues to work hard and persue her goals long after her parents had given up and decided to live a "hillbilly" lifestyle.