>We'll never get a 2016 election episode of King of the Hill
>>80372883
Good. Experiencing it in real life is bad enough with out King of the Hill throwing in some infuriating asshole one-off character into the mix.
>>80372883
We didnt get a 2012 one why would we get a 2016 one
The Bush election one, was bad enough.
>>80372927
I love KOTH but it did get really annoying with this at times.
>Dale disrupting a Trump rally
That would be brilliant.
>>80372883
A series of animated shorts aired during commercial time where the guys bullshit about the election might draw some attention.
Who would Hill even support? I could see him despising Trump, and then the episode being about him supporting Cruz, only to discover he's an idiot. Then support Rubio and discover he's a shill. The episode would end with him explaining to Bobby that just because you can run, doesn't mean you should run. Then connotating that lesson to just because he has the liberty to vote, doesn't mean he will vote. And he doesn't vote for anyone.
>>80374648
Kasich or Rubio, probably.
Actually, I wouldn't put it past him just to support Hillary Clinton.
>>80374757
He'd go Kasich I'd guess.
>>80374648
He would have been a Jeb fan, certainly. After that, who knows? Probably Kasich and moderation. He'd want to kick the Tea Party's ass.
>>80374648
Hank would be the kind of guy who'd probably settle for Carson after Cruz or Rubio turned out to be sniveling little shills.
The other alley guys would mock him for supporting a candidate who can't win and he'd reply with some heartfelt speech about sticking to your principles and voting your conscious.
>>80374648
Hank loves voting even more than jury duty. I figure that whomever he would vote for would be a secret just like in the Bush episode.
>>80374648
I think he'd legit wouldn't vote. I know that feel....doesn't matter who wins the country is fucked.
>>80377787
That's not how Hank works
>>80374757
>Hillary Clinton
There's no way in hell he would support that lunatic
I'm more disappointed we'll never see Jon Stewart cover the 2016 election.
>>80377787
Hank couldn't not vote. That'd be ignoring his civic duty. The one election episode we have is him struggling with the idea that George W has a weak handshake, he was the only guy he wanted to vote for and then he had to discover that bombshell. We never find out who he voted for, but in the end, he votes, because that's what you're supposed to do.
Would Hank vote for Rato, like the rest of his cuckold state? Fuck Texas.
>>80372883
It's kind of a sign of how little people cared about politics in 2000 that KotH could even do an episode like that. Or for that matter the Simpsons' Dole/Clinton episode.
Starting with the 2000 election electoral politics became much more controversial in the U.S. and have continued that way ever since. That episode is the last gasp of the '90s take on politics, that it doesn't really matter who you vote for as long as you vote.
>"It doesn't matter who you vote for they're all awful!"
Yes this is normally very true but now we have one very glaring contradiction.
>>80379602
The Simpsons used to have a lot of latitude involving satire. Not South Park level, but they could say about anything you could air on network tv about people.
>>80379602
90s take was gen x, slacker "It doesn't matter they all suck" and then Bush stole Florida and 8 years later we all realized no it really does matter to vote. That treehouse of horror is more along those lines actually, hell it's the reasoning behind the I voted for Kodos joke
>>80374757
>>80374793
>Kaisich
Why'd he support some moderate from Ohio?
>>80377937
Just watch literally every other liberal media outlet.
Done.
>>80381828
They had that until the '00s, when they never had a parody of George W. Bush because they were afraid of the reaction.
In the '90s they could make fun of Clinton, Dole, Bush Sr. because they weren't very controversial (Clinton was hated on the hard right but he was broadly pretty popular). Ever since 2000 making fun of a political figure is seen as partisan.
>>80372883
King of the Hill went down precisely when it needed to. The last season was a little tiring. Lets all be happy it got 12 great seasons and one mediocre one rather than it become a zombie like the simpsons.
>>80377937
Don't worry, I'm sure Trevor Noah will do a good job covering it, and if not, Larry Wilmore is a funny guy too. I'm sure one of them will do an entertaining coverage.I seriously hope no one takes this seriously
>>80381910
Hank's a pretty moderate guy.
>>80381910
Hank's not a hardcore conservative.
He respected Anne Richards.
>>80374648
Probably Cruz because Texas
That's alright. The show was running its course.
>tinfoil conspiracy theorist
>getting cucked as a running joke
literally /pol/ the character
>>80384536
>>80384549
These hats are getting out of hand.
