I'm gonna be real for a moment. I'm honestly surprised Hank didn't build his own patio furniture with how handy he is and how he obviously loves to build things.
we all know canadians make that "eh" sound at the end of every sentence (though i hear they spell it "aye")! how could ya be canadian without it? actually, i dont even know if they do that anymore. its been so long since ive paid any attention to new media. stuff has been so bad the past two decades.
@@astyanax905 I have only been to Japan and it was always horrifying when Fellow Americans made us look bad. I think Americans get a bad rap though. I think a lot of us are nice. But maybe a lot of countries think we are like New Yorkers haha (no offense to anyone who is from New York) haha
The way I heard it described by actual Canadians is England was such a shitty parent that Canada was put into the system and then Adopted by a even shittier country, THE FRENCH. that or it was the other way around.
To be fair, it would be very in character of Peggy to buy a bottle of the fake stuff that claims to be from Vermont and just take their word that it's authentic.
I had a head chef who centered an entire pancake tasting menu for different Vermont maple syrups, it was pretty good...I was cutting bacon until my arms cramped that week 😂
I'll agree, sadly Canada despite being ubiquitous to maple syrup doesn't protect it or encourage it's production like Vermont does so we get a lot of maple flavored corn syrup being passed off.
I'm Canadian and hate hockey, just from the over exposure too it up here. I remember watching our version of Sportscenter (aired on TSN, which is partially owned by ESPN) and the majority of the coverage was just hockey, even during the off season
LOL! I love how I was just listening to the video, no visual at all and when I heard: "You wanna know what Texas is like in the summer?" _Super Mario Bros. 3 Athletic Theme Plays_ I IMMEDIATELY knew it was the Angry Sun. That thing is the bane of millions of childhoods.
That line about Hank forcing and old widow to move always bothered me. You know Hank and the guys would jump at the chance to take care of everything for her.
owning a house comes with responsibilities. even if you own it free and clear, what you do or fail to do can affect your neighbors. we don't know the full story of the widow. if she wasn't able to get help with the lawn, she lacks the social network to support her with maintaining the house. for her neighbors, she should leave before she devalues the neighborhood. for herself, selling her house before it degrades gets her the largest payout for the equity in her house, so she can roll that into a retirement community.
Fun fact: The Dallas Stars won a Stanley Cup before the Mavericks won an NBA title, before The Rangers won a World Series, and that win is more recent than a Cowboys Super Bowl win.
@@conspiracyspider I'd just love if they picked an episode and played off each other's comedic styles. Having Squirrel throw in his love of history would be great, too.
Ever since I lost my job Ive been getting recommend King of the Hill stuff, who woulda thought Id inevitably end up working in Propane. As of today that is officially my job. And I couldn't be god dang happier about it I tell you what.
proud Canadian born and raised here. funny joke my dad told me, how did Canada get it's name? 3 guys drew letters out of a hat. first guy "I got a C eh" second guy "I got an N eh" and the third guy "I got a D eh" C-A-N-A-D-A
0:57 it's also a contradiction of a much earlier joke about Global Warming. "Dale, it's 110°F in the summer. If it gets 1 degree hotter im kicking your ass!"
I'm not a beer fan myself, but I know how to be polite. If I were in that situation, I would have drank the one mug slowly while claiming that I promised not to come home too drunk. If that was too much, maybe he could have politely asked if he could bring his own because it hold sentimental value. Maybe he could have claimed he and his father would bond over it, and he prefers it over other beer because it reminds him of the good old days.
I'm not a drinker at all, if asked I even explain it: I simply don't like the taste, that's it, no big speech or lecture. Everyone that knows me knows alcohol is what I don't do. So it would be rude to give me a beer. But I'm polite enough I'd at least drink it and finish it, then explain off to the side quietly. There's simply no reason to cause issues like that.
I really hate how the writers throw out previously established canon and go in completely different directions and all their terrible Retconning they do all the time I really hope the new seasons aren’t like that as well
@@SteadyxSword definitely. We're in the age of self congratulating participation trophy artists hijacking established ips and making it about suiting themselves (emphasis on them)
"Square-footed Monster" and "Uh-Oh, Canada!" were credited to the same writer; his name is Jerry Collins. So, a theme in his work on the show seems to be disjointed continuity and poor logic.
@@squirreltactics I’m a black francophone person who really want to visit Canada someday but it disgusts me to see the shows like The Loud House or King of The Hill disresptecting the country because of lack of knowledge
It’s sad that boomhauer did not find love with that girl tbh I think she was a good match for him. And that’s not a secret sign to get out when your standing middle of the area standing out and your partner says it too
I mean she left her boyfriend for him and even went so far as to go to America with him and he in turn went so far as to learn an entirely different language. Seriously she could have been the one for Boomhauer and it sucks that they never did anything after this episode.
@@chrisdiokno5600 I know Hank has weird Hang-Ups over certain specific things, but this is him at his most overtly xenophobic, and it really doesn't suit his character at all. Like they needed someone to be the Cotton Hill of this episode but since he was already dead the writers decided Hank's IQ and sense of morality needed to dip to fill that role
@@chrisdiokno5600 he's also a weirdly loose with his money in this episode, Hank is acting like and I'm quoting him from a past episode "spending his money like a drunken roughneck on payday" I wouldn't even call this flanderization, I'm coining a new term here, "Cleveland-ize" where you take a character who already has an established personality/quirks and alter them to suit a completely different set of character traits regardless if it suits them like how Cleveland on family Guy became whatever they wanted when they wanted to make generic black guy jokes even though being droopy dog was his character trait
@@Gojiro7 it's not as bad as when he bought all that toilet paper and a grandfather clock then set it all on fire yet bobby was the one to call his actions inane. It's a wonder why he got money crazy in a later episode and Peggy didn't help by acting like a spoiled brat
Can't tell you how much I appreciate a video creator who loves King of the Hill enough to dedicate a channel to it while still recognizing just how much it fell off in its later years.
I think the only episode of the entire show I like less than this one is SerPUNt, or as I like to call it, "The episode where Hank becomes the most hated person in Arlen for something wasn't his fault in the least, littlest way."
@@Brotherofthe4thCompanysame here it’s a really funny scene, the Arizona episode was also a top tier one as someone who’s visited there in the summer before
It's incredible how Boomhauer's beard is the same shade as his dyed hair. I guess color matching is a thing, but that's damn spot on. Hank was drinking all night and only blew a .08? Really? Also - TIL Squirrel is Canadian (in South Park).
3:50 as a person born in michigan and lived my entire life in texas i cant imagine any reason a football fan wouldnt like hockey. Its even more violent than football.
Whenever I come across someone who says they don't like "King of the Hill," I do a little digging and I invariably figure out that they're basing their opinion off KotH later seasons. I honestly can't blame them either. The later writers of KotH were writing at the same level as those Boomer memes you see on your aunt's Facebook page. The writers undid so many years of hard earned character development for Hank. Their focus turned toward de-evolving Hank from a character to a caricature. They reinforced the tired southern stereotypes that the show so cleverly worked to satirize. They won Emmys for it ffs
I've heard people unironically say they like King of the Hill because "it makes Conservatives look bad". Makes me think they're getting their opinion exclusively from memes and/or later episodes, because that show was very much written from from a Conservative perspective and quite frequently criticized extreme Liberal politics (which are now just standard Liberal politics). They just knew enough to also have the self awareness to critique their own values, too.
And this is why Goode Family failed to be honest. Like trying to make “liberal King of the Hill” but doesn’t have awareness or based on opposite spectrum (or assuming strawman version as norm that came off as tone deaf, especially their “African adopted son”…kinda like Sinfest but Mike Judge has sanity).
@@powerist209 Thank you! I tried watching that show and it just felt mean-spirited and every character only existed to meet a stereotype. It was clearly a show about Liberals written from a Conservative perspective. Whether I agree with those sentiments is irrelevant, it's not what I want to see from a character-based show. It was incredibly frustrating to watch the main family repeatedly get burned by their flawed and hypocritical values and learn nothing from it.
@@Amins88 You and those people are half-right: the show criticized rightist policies... whilst making a social justice warrior strawman like this parody copypasta: A liberal muslim homosexual ACLU lawyer professor and abortion doctor was teaching a class on Karl Marx, known atheist "Before the class begins, you must get on your knees and worship Marx and accept that he was the most highly-evolved being the world has ever known, even greater than Jesus Christ!" At this moment, a brave, patriotic, pro-life Navy SEAL champion who had served 1500 tours of duty and understood the necessity of war and fully supported all military decision made by the United States stood up and held up a rock. "How old is this rock, pinhead?" The arrogant professor smirked quite Jewishly and smugly replied "4.6 billion years, you stupid Christian" "Wrong. It's been 5,000 years since God created it. If it was 4.6 billion years old and evolution, as you say, is real... then it should be an animal now" The professor was visibly shaken, and dropped his chalk and copy of Origin of the Species. He stormed out of the room crying those liberal crocodile tears. The same tears liberals cry for the "poor" (who today live in such luxury that most own refrigerators) when they jealously try to claw justly earned wealth from the deserving job creators. There is no doubt that at this point our professor, DeShawn Washington, wished he had pulled himself up by his bootstraps and become more than a sophist liberal professor. He wished so much that he had a gun to shoot himself from embarrassment, but he himself had petitioned against them! The students applauded and all registered Republican that day and accepted Jesus as their lord and savior. An eagle named "Small Government" flew into the room and perched atop the American Flag and shed a tear on the chalk. The pledge of allegiance was read several times, and God himself showed up and enacted a flat tax rate across the country. The professor lost his tenure and was fired the next day. He died of the gay plague AIDS and was tossed into the lake of fire for all eternity. Semper Fi.
Those Southern stereotypes are accurate: I am SICK of the Republican Party's creationism, white supremacy, misogyny, heteronormative supremacy, and anti-Semitism (although the fact no one in the show has Texas accents is stupid). Boomer memes?
Now that's a hardcore battle! An eagle is a bird of prey with sharp talons and a sharp beak; whereas a Canadian goose has unparalleled fighting spirit; basically, a wolverine with wings.
I never thought about it until you pointed it out but I actually really like how Buck was happy to bail Hank out of trouble. Their relationship often feels very one sided so it’s nice seeing Buck be there for Hank for a change, it helps to justify Hank’s extreme loyalty to him.
Hockey is the best sport to see live. Theres an electricity that flows through the whole arena. Even if your not a hockey fan watching it live is a totally different experience.
Many southern state NHL teams are very competitive due to favorable state/income taxation and climate. Good players want to play there. Vegas, Tampa, Florida are powerhouses and championship winners. And oh yeah hockey is the best
2:47 Honestly, xenophobia at ALL, especially this late in the series, is *really* out of character for ALL of them. They're not exactly the most progressive of people but they are FAR from anything that could be described as xenophobic.
A lot of their comments in earlier seasons were based around ignorance. They weren’t malicious with their ignorance and usually would fix any issues they cause
Well they really weren't being xenophobic as much as they were being defensive to a xenophobe. Kahn's presence kinda shows it's not a hate of foreigners. They just didn't like the smug jerk.
@@myself2noone Kahn only acted that way because of the way the stupid Southerners treated him in his first appearance: there is a reason NOBODY in the world likes Americans.
I disagree. Hank is polite to others, but would clearly see America as the best country. Him having a dislike for other countries traditions seems to fit his personality. And when he goes out of character, he actually admits it, which makes it more believable. Plus, he comes back to his senses at the end. The only line that should have been cut was the one about him forcing a widow out of the neighborhood.
0:58 - 1:05 WHOA! I never knew that the sun in Texas had eyes, a mouth, and drops down to kill you! Now I know to have several turtle shells with me in Texas...and knowing is half the battle.
As a native Californian (more specific Los Angeles) and someone who spent half their summers growing up on a pig farm in Hooks. Yeah don’t look up the city iykyk. I never really got the Texas/California beef. Both places have their pros and cons
The beer that Gordon brings might B based on Moosehead, which was my favorite beer, especially with the lime flavor, until my beer store stopped selling it.
"Who forced that old widow to move? I did. I'm just being a good neighbor." >_> Bro... that is being a full-on bully, Hank bullied an old lady into leaving the neighborhood... vat the fook?
6:14 If that is actual vermont maplr syrup, it's literal syrup from trees, goes for about 30 bucks for a few ounces, and have a long standing rivalry with Montreal syrup who (sometimes) _do_ include additives to their product. That is to say, the purity of the syrup they were gifted is probably higher than the syrup they brought. Part of this can depend on the color (grade) of the syrup, too. My assumption is that peggy got some cheapo syrup and called it "vermont maple syrup", but if it's the real deal, the Canadians were being incredibly rude. The syrup rivalry is real, but its more of a friendly rivalry between neighbors. You don't reject a gift of syrup the same way you don't reject another mans BBQ. You can make fun of him for "doing it wrong" or "not having the right spices", but you don't turn down his ribs.
this episode reminded me of the Simpsons joke during a school football game where Hank says to Peggy and Bobby that he drove 2000 miles just for this. in my heart, Hank has also visited Oregon
Well, the main and supporting characters of Springfield are scumbags: the two orphans, as well as Bert and Elisa (sic), are the exceptions, and Ralph is too stupid to be responsible for his actions. The foreground and background characters are presumably decent people: as "Springfield" is just a generic-sounding name for a middle-sized American city, I would think it is not one city, but just the 1), entire suburban conglomerated area in Inland and Midland America AND 2), the North Star Republic which borders it (the latter containing Tacoma I believe). This is how Springfield is directly between Rhode Island, the Southwest, Tennessee, and Kentucky.
@@daniapfel2825 In "The Tracy Ullman Shorts," they knock out Homer for being conscientious enough to be prepared for WWIII, they have a burping contest, they break into an aquarium tank with SHARKS, they disrespect Homer whilst watching "Itchy and Scratchy," and they goof off at a FUNERAL. In the Butterfinger commercials they do horrible things to each other, in the pilot Bart SPENDS the family's CHRISTMAS money on himself and SUCCESSFULLY covers it up with Homer's help, and in the first season Homer and his friends KILL someone for exposing corruption and then go on strike because they are lazy bums. Bart and his friends fight over a stupid comic book (the only thing that can be said is that Milhouse has been treated badly by his "friend"), Bart gets Homer in a coma (and Homer endangered Bart), the family treat Marge like dirt and cause her to almost have an affair, treat her like dirt again in "A Streetcar named Marge," and in another episode give her a breakdown, and in "Dog of Death" the family blames the dog for them having to pay his medical bills. Bart gets his leg broken because of his pranks and Lisa tries to get NELSON to love her because of a stupid pool, Bart gets himself and sisters sent to the Flanders, Lisa becomes attracted to Nelson in detention just because he made a random comment, and the family are too stupid to fix Flanders' house.
@@daniapfel2825 In the Tracy Ullman shorts, they had a burping contest, broke into an aquarium with SHARKS, disrupted a funeral, Lisa and Homer bullied Bart, and Lisa and Bart disrespected Homer when watching the stupid Itchy and Scratchy: they treat each other like dirt in the Butterfinger commercials (I had a Butterfinger twice, and it was disgusting), in the pilot Bart spends the family's CHRISTMAS money and covers it up with Homer, Homer loses his job because he is an idiot and is too stupid to know how to kill himself, Homer and his lazy friends KILL someone for exposing corruption and then go on strike (Mr. Burns is a GOOD boss, and the guys should be grateful that they even have jobs), they blast Jane Fonda for opposing Vietnam and Jimmy Carter for being to the left of Hitler (Americans are HATED around the world for being ugly, entitled, degenerate, Bible-thumping, bigoted, illiterate, slobs), they treat Marge repeatedly like dirt causing her to almost have an affair, attack Flanders, and have a breakdown; the only average Treehouse of Horror in the early seasons was the first third of "Treehouse of Horror" in which they go to a new house, but it is only average since we don't know anything about the circumstances. Bart and his friends fight over a stupid comic book (the only thing that can be said is that Milhouse has every right to be angry since his "friend" is a toxic jerk), we are supposed to find Skinner having PTSD to be funny, Sherri and Terri bully Bart and get away with it, Lisa's friend Janey looks like an offensive black stereotype, Bart and Lisa view Marge as a source of allowances and live in filth, Lisa becomes a delinquent just because she failed her career evaluation and Bart covers for her, both of them riot at Camp Krusty because they had to work, Bart and Lisa disrespect Homer in "The Last Temptation of Homer," Bart and Lisa write a stupid Itchy and Scratchy episode and illegally submit it, we are supposed to find Marge's phobia in "Fear of Flying" as entertainment, Homer endangers Bart on April Fools' Day and then Bart sends him into a coma, the family blame the dog for medical bills in "Dog of Death," Lisa crying on her birthday is played for comedy, Bart shows no guilt over abandoning Lisa on her birthday and then makes a stupid song as an "apology," Bart insults Australia (a country more civilized than the bloodthirsty slave-owning Americans), Lisa gets detention without revealing it was Bart who did a prank, Lisa falls in love with Nelson just because he made a random comment, Lisa's friends and family are toxic when she becomes a vegetarian, Homer becomes obese because he is too lazy to work, Bart gets himself and his siblings sent to the Flanders, and the Simpsons are too stupid to know how to rebuilt Ned's house. Marge spoils Bart but gets annoyed when Bart is a brat, Homer only cares if Bart is a brat if he or his golden child Lisa is at the receiving end, and the protagonists always win - all the Treehouse of Horror shorts (except for the first), are supposed to be funny just because the Simpsons are reenacting something: no, that is not a parody, that is an reenactment. The characters are static.
As a French Canadian, I was not impressed by this episode, and there is only one reason : They completely dropped the ball with the references. Don't get me started on coffee crisp 🤣🤣
@@squirreltactics They portrayed Guelph as a wilderness, even though it is just a random part of the Greater Toronto Area: Rupert Murdoch (who remember, owned King of the Hill and would have approved everything)acted worse than Mr. Holloway in Holloway's ignorance. Of course, I don't think Murdoch is ignorant: I think that he simply did an awful job because he thought Americans are ignorant - this is why I HATE Hollywood and the entire American film and television industry, including in Greater New York (the other headquarters of the industry), and the areas infected by the degeneracy: the Las Vegas Strip, Greater Tucson, the greater San Joaquin Valley, and Greater Orange County.
Most French Canadians living in Ontario are living close to the border with Québec, along the Ottawa River/Rivière des Outaouais (same river but with distinct name in English and french). There quite few town in that region with mostly french speaking population. Ottawa also has many French speaker but they tend to be more mixed with English population.
I know Hank is supposed to be a conservative but in this episode he seems to be every conservative stereotype in one Character when usually hes really reasonable
It's also weird to lump all of Canada together when there's multiple regional stereotypes. There's a great bit in Letterkenny about how the Quebecqua are annoying assholes
This episode would have made sense if they were from LA and not Canada. This is one of the worst episodes in the later seasons and I always and I mean always skip it because there's nothing good about this episode not even the "why" part which I too like but it's not worth watching this episode.
"Not in character for a Texan" There's no one set "character" for a Texan, it differs from region to region, city to city, town to town or even neighborhood to neighborhood.
While it has basically NOTHING to do with the rest of the episode, a minor bit I absolutely love from this episode is Lucky learning that beer is yellow because he always drank it from a can. Though now I'm wondering if a certain Squirrel has a fun little note or tidbit that we absolutely have seen Lucky drinking beer from a glass or at least seeing it in a transparent container before this episode.
I never really liked this episode for pretty much all the same reasons you mentioned. What could have been a fun episode dealing with culture shock and misunderstanding of customs (which would ultimately work out and leave everyone with greater understanding) was instead unlikable new characters and our main cast feeling off. Gordon was entirely unlikable and Hank jumps between being far too passive and far too vindictive. To quote a brilliant squirrel, "It didn't work because of course it didn't work." Good video as usual. Keep it up, my flappy-headed squirrel friend.
That's my least favorite episode of the show. Hank is so insufferable in that one and to make it worse he gets what he wants at the end and still thinks he was in the right the entire time
The other great things about Canada is the Canadian Muscle Cars like the Beaumont SD, Acadian Canso SD, Acadian SS, Meteor Montcalm, Pontiac Parisienne, Ford Frontenac, Monarch Richelieu, Meteor Rideau 500, Mercury M100, Fargo pickup, and the Plodge Viscount.
I disagree with the whole rain and summer thing because I was sweating like a freaking pig, and I couldn't go to sleep without turning on a fan. I'm glad I get showers. It was a much breath of fresh air.
As someone who currently resides in west Texas and went to high school in Tyler, I will take the east Texas humid heat over the relentless pounding of that west Texas sun
I am Canadian and King of the Hill got it spot on total right how we Canadian can be incredibly insufferable jerks when you bring up anything American with our sour grapes .
Boomhauer meets a French woman, despite fewer than 4% of Ontario's population being of French descent. Though the Ontario-Quebec border has higher concentrations of French people, Boomhauer spends the summer in Guelph, which is closer to the US than any part of Quebec.
@@TheOneManWhoBeatYou Would say that San Francisco is more Vancouver (although Vancouver likely cleaner and has more crime). Toronto is 100% New York the city that thinks it the centre on the universe
I remember Mr Enter's review of this episode being made fun of because he decries the episode as racist because he thinks Canadians are a race of people. Not the First Nation people of Canada. Canadians are a race of people different from Africans, Asians and Europeans.
They are a race of people. There are three main types of "race" - race as a broad category (black/white/asian) or race as a nation/group of nations (French/English/etc), or race as in species (cabbage, per Darwin). They're all correct.
@@someguynamedtrevor6081 Sorry, but Canadians NEVER say "eh": I HATE stereotypes. I suppose you think all Frenchwomen have moustaches and French is just English with "le."
@@princessmarlena1359 I had a college classmate die from West Nile virus cause he loved sleeping outside here in AZ during monsoon seasons. Gonna be a big hell nah from me
I'm from St. Louis and love hockey. I always try to go when the Blues play a Canadian team. Mostly because the Canadian fans are so passionate. And as a pro wrestling fan a lot of my favorite wrestlers are Canadian. Bret Hart, Edge, Gail Kim, etc. A good friend of mine actually trained in Stu Hart's legendary Dungeon.
I'm gonna be real for a moment. I'm honestly surprised Hank didn't build his own patio furniture with how handy he is and how he obviously loves to build things.
Especially since he knows how to sow like in the episode he made a coffin
You’re right the way him and the guys finessed that couch that was put out on the street is evidence alone
And the guys admitted that they'd run out of projects before this.
I don't buy Hank buying patio furniture without comparing price and quality at some different stores.
Also mad that hank never bothered to fix his truck. Yeah sure he tinkered with it but it was a 4 cylinder 80s ford ranger. Rebuild the damn thing.
Squirrel Tactic go full South Park Canadian mode
Awesome, huh buddy?
He's got the flapping head so yeah... He already went there lol
I loved that.
Oh shoot, I didn't even make that connection. I thought he just changed styles!
What are you talking aboot?
As a Canadian who’s visited Texas. The people were absolutely lovely and hospitable and super friendly.
Same here, except it was Austin which I've heard is quite different from the rest of Texas
we all know canadians make that "eh" sound at the end of every sentence (though i hear they spell it "aye")! how could ya be canadian without it?
actually, i dont even know if they do that anymore. its been so long since ive paid any attention to new media. stuff has been so bad the past two decades.
I’m from South Carolina and when I visited Texans were definitely way nicer
Being Canadian, Texas was always welcoming the several times I went there. Likewise too, we love polite Americans up here
@@astyanax905 I have only been to Japan and it was always horrifying when Fellow Americans made us look bad. I think Americans get a bad rap though. I think a lot of us are nice. But maybe a lot of countries think we are like New Yorkers haha (no offense to anyone who is from New York) haha
Gordon cutting hanks lawn with a foreign mower nearly put a crack in hanks liberty bell
Isn't the liberty Bell supposed to have a crack in it?
@destroyerblackdragon it means it almost made hank lose it
So he brought his mower from Canada ?
@@SidviciousWisconsin yeah
England and France had a baby out of wedlock and named it Canada.
Dan vs
The way I heard it described by actual Canadians is England was such a shitty parent that Canada was put into the system and then Adopted by a even shittier country, THE FRENCH. that or it was the other way around.
Love the Dan Vs reference
Nah, Britain booted France out of North America and decided to keep the settlers.
That would be Louisiana
Vermont maple syrup is real maple syrup. Vermont is known for their maple.
To be fair, it would be very in character of Peggy to buy a bottle of the fake stuff that claims to be from Vermont and just take their word that it's authentic.
Considering Canada’s symbol is the maple leaf (and beavers), I think it’s fair to say the maple syrup up north is good
I had a head chef who centered an entire pancake tasting menu for different Vermont maple syrups, it was pretty good...I was cutting bacon until my arms cramped that week 😂
I'll agree, sadly Canada despite being ubiquitous to maple syrup doesn't protect it or encourage it's production like Vermont does so we get a lot of maple flavored corn syrup being passed off.
Canadian here, can confirm Vermont maple syrup is just as real as Canadian maple syrup.
There is zero chance would hate hockey, he liked lacrosse, and that is both regionally and socio-economically out of his comfort zone.
I'm Canadian and hate hockey, just from the over exposure too it up here. I remember watching our version of Sportscenter (aired on TSN, which is partially owned by ESPN) and the majority of the coverage was just hockey, even during the off season
@@TheOneManWhoBeatYouI'm American and I don't consider golf to be a real sport.
@@LethalSaliva Too bad it's more of a sport than most sports we have on TV
This is why the Dallas Stars are an abomination.
@@leesdroidaccountharbin9665 It did ?
LOL! I love how I was just listening to the video, no visual at all and when I heard:
"You wanna know what Texas is like in the summer?" _Super Mario Bros. 3 Athletic Theme Plays_
I IMMEDIATELY knew it was the Angry Sun. That thing is the bane of millions of childhoods.
Oh yeah, that sun enemy is a real pain! 👍
Don't know if it's the algorithm or coincidence but I just got done watching a video on that evil sun right before clicking this video
That line about Hank forcing and old widow to move always bothered me. You know Hank and the guys would jump at the chance to take care of everything for her.
Hank wouId be over the moon about having a second Iawn to mow and maintain
owning a house comes with responsibilities. even if you own it free and clear, what you do or fail to do can affect your neighbors.
we don't know the full story of the widow. if she wasn't able to get help with the lawn, she lacks the social network to support her with maintaining the house.
for her neighbors, she should leave before she devalues the neighborhood.
for herself, selling her house before it degrades gets her the largest payout for the equity in her house, so she can roll that into a retirement community.
@@PyrokineticFire1 You’re a very sad person.
@@torrent0411ya agreed
@@PyrokineticFire1 Shalom
Fun fact: The Dallas Stars won a Stanley Cup before the Mavericks won an NBA title, before The Rangers won a World Series, and that win is more recent than a Cowboys Super Bowl win.
Honestly dude, when it comes to KotH, you and Shady Doorags need to do a collab! 😂👍
@PopularCat27 J2C is a little too serious, for my personal tastes. ☕🤔
I agree but what should it be? An episode review, a top 13 or character analysis or something entirely different?
@conspiracyspider Initially, I think it should be an episode review. I think the episode "Trans-Fascism" would be a good one to start off with. ☕🤔
@@conspiracyspider I'd just love if they picked an episode and played off each other's comedic styles. Having Squirrel throw in his love of history would be great, too.
I actually asked shady about that during one of his livestreams.
Ever since I lost my job Ive been getting recommend King of the Hill stuff, who woulda thought Id inevitably end up working in Propane. As of today that is officially my job. And I couldn't be god dang happier about it I tell you what.
proud Canadian born and raised here. funny joke my dad told me, how did Canada get it's name? 3 guys drew letters out of a hat. first guy "I got a C eh" second guy "I got an N eh" and the third guy "I got a D eh" C-A-N-A-D-A
Nice😁👍👍
Yep I love that one.
I'm also Canadian born and raised, I've never heard that one 😂
0:57 it's also a contradiction of a much earlier joke about Global Warming. "Dale, it's 110°F in the summer. If it gets 1 degree hotter im kicking your ass!"
I could see Hank being angry about the heat when he is in it, but also reminiscing about Summer when he isn't in the heat.
I'm not a beer fan myself, but I know how to be polite. If I were in that situation, I would have drank the one mug slowly while claiming that I promised not to come home too drunk. If that was too much, maybe he could have politely asked if he could bring his own because it hold sentimental value. Maybe he could have claimed he and his father would bond over it, and he prefers it over other beer because it reminds him of the good old days.
I'm not a drinker at all, if asked I even explain it: I simply don't like the taste, that's it, no big speech or lecture. Everyone that knows me knows alcohol is what I don't do. So it would be rude to give me a beer. But I'm polite enough I'd at least drink it and finish it, then explain off to the side quietly. There's simply no reason to cause issues like that.
I really hate how the writers throw out previously established canon and go in completely different directions and all their terrible Retconning they do all the time I really hope the new seasons aren’t like that as well
I'd bet they're gonna be a lot worse.
@@SteadyxSword definitely. We're in the age of self congratulating participation trophy artists hijacking established ips and making it about suiting themselves (emphasis on them)
@@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881 Oh yeah. Futurama came back but it never became worse
@@SteadyxSword Better avoid jump into conclusion. Just wait for see the trailer
@@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881you sound like the kind of person king of the hill makes satire about lol
Last time I was this early, Hank Hill was still Mr. Anderson
I tell you hwhat
Huhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhuuhu
Those boys were whacking it in my toolshed!
"Square-footed Monster" and "Uh-Oh, Canada!" were credited to the same writer; his name is Jerry Collins. So, a theme in his work on the show seems to be disjointed continuity and poor logic.
@@ecs3308 Wow Jerry Collins is really lame to do this at Hank and his friends
Something that always bothers me when i watch this episode, why does Kahn care that Gordon mows Boomhauer's lawn?
Canadians take their maple syrup very seriously. Wasnt there a multi million dollar syrup heist at one point?
Yes, there was a like $2 million maple syrup heist, and the Killing Fields occurred in Cambodia and Laos.
@@squirreltactics I’m a black francophone person who really want to visit Canada someday but it disgusts me to see the shows like The Loud House or King of The Hill disresptecting the country because of lack of knowledge
It’s sad that boomhauer did not find love with that girl tbh I think she was a good match for him. And that’s not a secret sign to get out when your standing middle of the area standing out and your partner says it too
I mean she left her boyfriend for him and even went so far as to go to America with him and he in turn went so far as to learn an entirely different language.
Seriously she could have been the one for Boomhauer and it sucks that they never did anything after this episode.
@@conspiracyspider so true
Ah yes, this infamous episode. Some have said that at least Hank being someone jingoistic makes some sense given his upbringing
@@chrisdiokno5600 I know Hank has weird Hang-Ups over certain specific things, but this is him at his most overtly xenophobic, and it really doesn't suit his character at all. Like they needed someone to be the Cotton Hill of this episode but since he was already dead the writers decided Hank's IQ and sense of morality needed to dip to fill that role
@@Gojiro7 Yeah thats true. Like i can see him being a bit preferential to American stuff but yeah, he became a jackass
@@chrisdiokno5600 he's also a weirdly loose with his money in this episode, Hank is acting like and I'm quoting him from a past episode "spending his money like a drunken roughneck on payday"
I wouldn't even call this flanderization, I'm coining a new term here, "Cleveland-ize" where you take a character who already has an established personality/quirks and alter them to suit a completely different set of character traits regardless if it suits them like how Cleveland on family Guy became whatever they wanted when they wanted to make generic black guy jokes even though being droopy dog was his character trait
@@Gojiro7he's lucky everyone was with him instead of against him in this episode
@@Gojiro7 it's not as bad as when he bought all that toilet paper and a grandfather clock then set it all on fire yet bobby was the one to call his actions inane. It's a wonder why he got money crazy in a later episode and Peggy didn't help by acting like a spoiled brat
Love the South Park Canada edit. And the reenactment of Texan summers had me dying!
Can't tell you how much I appreciate a video creator who loves King of the Hill enough to dedicate a channel to it while still recognizing just how much it fell off in its later years.
I think the only episode of the entire show I like less than this one is SerPUNt, or as I like to call it, "The episode where Hank becomes the most hated person in Arlen for something wasn't his fault in the least, littlest way."
Storyboarded by Ken Penders.
"I'm not your buddy, guy!" 0:00
“I’m not your guy, friend!”
I'm not your friend buddy!
@@DMobi I'm not your buddy, guy!
@@joshuadrain8856I’m notttt yourrrr guyyyy, friennndd
Watch out for Scott he's a dick
I love how the squirrel turned Canadian for a little bit, your a clever guy Mr squirrel
God forbid California
As someone who was born in California, that line amuses me.
@@Brotherofthe4thCompany same here
@@Brotherofthe4thCompanyim also a californian and that line also amuses me 😂
My condolences @@Brotherofthe4thCompany
@@Brotherofthe4thCompanysame here it’s a really funny scene, the Arizona episode was also a top tier one as someone who’s visited there in the summer before
It's incredible how Boomhauer's beard is the same shade as his dyed hair. I guess color matching is a thing, but that's damn spot on.
Hank was drinking all night and only blew a .08? Really?
Also - TIL Squirrel is Canadian (in South Park).
I didn't even notice the flapping squirrel head joke until the video was almost over, but its still funny.
That patty O'furniture joke was great!
Nearly 24 hours after first hearing it, I just now got it when I saw it written out for me. Man do I feel dumb, especially being part Irish 😄
3:50 as a person born in michigan and lived my entire life in texas i cant imagine any reason a football fan wouldnt like hockey. Its even more violent than football.
Whenever I come across someone who says they don't like "King of the Hill," I do a little digging and I invariably figure out that they're basing their opinion off KotH later seasons.
I honestly can't blame them either. The later writers of KotH were writing at the same level as those Boomer memes you see on your aunt's Facebook page. The writers undid so many years of hard earned character development for Hank. Their focus turned toward de-evolving Hank from a character to a caricature.
They reinforced the tired southern stereotypes that the show so cleverly worked to satirize. They won Emmys for it ffs
I've heard people unironically say they like King of the Hill because "it makes Conservatives look bad". Makes me think they're getting their opinion exclusively from memes and/or later episodes, because that show was very much written from from a Conservative perspective and quite frequently criticized extreme Liberal politics (which are now just standard Liberal politics). They just knew enough to also have the self awareness to critique their own values, too.
And this is why Goode Family failed to be honest.
Like trying to make “liberal King of the Hill” but doesn’t have awareness or based on opposite spectrum (or assuming strawman version as norm that came off as tone deaf, especially their “African adopted son”…kinda like Sinfest but Mike Judge has sanity).
@@powerist209 Thank you! I tried watching that show and it just felt mean-spirited and every character only existed to meet a stereotype. It was clearly a show about Liberals written from a Conservative perspective. Whether I agree with those sentiments is irrelevant, it's not what I want to see from a character-based show. It was incredibly frustrating to watch the main family repeatedly get burned by their flawed and hypocritical values and learn nothing from it.
@@Amins88 You and those people are half-right: the show criticized rightist policies... whilst making a social justice warrior strawman like this parody copypasta:
A liberal muslim homosexual ACLU lawyer professor and abortion doctor was teaching a class on Karl Marx, known atheist
"Before the class begins, you must get on your knees and worship Marx and accept that he was the most highly-evolved being the world has ever known, even greater than Jesus Christ!"
At this moment, a brave, patriotic, pro-life Navy SEAL champion who had served 1500 tours of duty and understood the necessity of war and fully supported all military decision made by the United States stood up and held up a rock.
"How old is this rock, pinhead?"
The arrogant professor smirked quite Jewishly and smugly replied "4.6 billion years, you stupid Christian"
"Wrong. It's been 5,000 years since God created it. If it was 4.6 billion years old and evolution, as you say, is real... then it should be an animal now"
The professor was visibly shaken, and dropped his chalk and copy of Origin of the Species. He stormed out of the room crying those liberal crocodile tears. The same tears liberals cry for the "poor" (who today live in such luxury that most own refrigerators) when they jealously try to claw justly earned wealth from the deserving job creators. There is no doubt that at this point our professor, DeShawn Washington, wished he had pulled himself up by his bootstraps and become more than a sophist liberal professor. He wished so much that he had a gun to shoot himself from embarrassment, but he himself had petitioned against them!
The students applauded and all registered Republican that day and accepted Jesus as their lord and savior. An eagle named "Small Government" flew into the room and perched atop the American Flag and shed a tear on the chalk. The pledge of allegiance was read several times, and God himself showed up and enacted a flat tax rate across the country.
The professor lost his tenure and was fired the next day. He died of the gay plague AIDS and was tossed into the lake of fire for all eternity.
Semper Fi.
Those Southern stereotypes are accurate: I am SICK of the Republican Party's creationism, white supremacy, misogyny, heteronormative supremacy, and anti-Semitism (although the fact no one in the show has Texas accents is stupid).
Boomer memes?
"The Bald Eagle vs a Maple Leaf", you mean a Bald Eagle vs a Canada Goose? X3
Now that's a hardcore battle! An eagle is a bird of prey with sharp talons and a sharp beak; whereas a Canadian goose has unparalleled fighting spirit; basically, a wolverine with wings.
The goose would win. They're godless killing machines. Vile beasts.
I never thought about it until you pointed it out but I actually really like how Buck was happy to bail Hank out of trouble. Their relationship often feels very one sided so it’s nice seeing Buck be there for Hank for a change, it helps to justify Hank’s extreme loyalty to him.
Hockey is the best sport to see live. Theres an electricity that flows through the whole arena. Even if your not a hockey fan watching it live is a totally different experience.
Playoff Hockey in a hockey market there is nothing like it
Many southern state NHL teams are very competitive due to favorable state/income taxation and climate. Good players want to play there. Vegas, Tampa, Florida are powerhouses and championship winners. And oh yeah hockey is the best
Fist fights help liven things up
2:47 Honestly, xenophobia at ALL, especially this late in the series, is *really* out of character for ALL of them. They're not exactly the most progressive of people but they are FAR from anything that could be described as xenophobic.
A lot of their comments in earlier seasons were based around ignorance. They weren’t malicious with their ignorance and usually would fix any issues they cause
Well they really weren't being xenophobic as much as they were being defensive to a xenophobe. Kahn's presence kinda shows it's not a hate of foreigners. They just didn't like the smug jerk.
@@myself2noone Kahn only acted that way because of the way the stupid Southerners treated him in his first appearance: there is a reason NOBODY in the world likes Americans.
@@myself2noone Kahn only acts the way he does because of the way he was treated when he moved to Arlen.
I disagree. Hank is polite to others, but would clearly see America as the best country. Him having a dislike for other countries traditions seems to fit his personality. And when he goes out of character, he actually admits it, which makes it more believable. Plus, he comes back to his senses at the end. The only line that should have been cut was the one about him forcing a widow out of the neighborhood.
Let's not forget Canada gave us Phil Hartman!!!
Rest in peace, Phil...
Canada also gave us John Candy
Norm Macdonald and Maurice LaMarche are Canadians too
Unfortunately it also gave the world justin bieber so it evens out
and william shatner
May he rest in peace.
That's true, they also gave us Rush as well.
Whats weird is that American football was invented in Canada.
the detached head when speaking on the Canada episode did NOT fly over my head, VERY well done!
0:58 - 1:05 WHOA! I never knew that the sun in Texas had eyes, a mouth, and drops down to kill you! Now I know to have several turtle shells with me in Texas...and knowing is half the battle.
1:56 Dale flips up the lenses of his sun glasses, and the frame dissappears
Two king of the hill videos in one day. HOYEAH
As a native Californian (more specific Los Angeles) and someone who spent half their summers growing up on a pig farm in Hooks. Yeah don’t look up the city iykyk. I never really got the Texas/California beef. Both places have their pros and cons
"Dang ol', bonjour man."
Speaking on behalf of all Canada, You good with us to buddy.
I bet that cop is always pissed because he's dealt with Bevis & Butthead a few times.
The beer that Gordon brings might B based on Moosehead, which was my favorite beer, especially with the lime flavor, until my beer store stopped selling it.
One of the worst episodes of the show, everyone is out of character, Boomhauer got a nice B plot though
The Canadians's son pretty much served no purpose in the show
AND. HE'S "CANADIAN".
(The squirrel animated at the beginning lol)
This is gonna be a good one. 😎👏
I also forgot lucky walked through the screen door…
Which i totally haven’t done multiple times. 😅
The Canadian head animation is hysterical 😂
0:33 love the mention of Red Green I love that show
Canada also gave us The Raccoons, the original Goosebumps TV show, and many cartoons. Bet some Canadians may find this episode funny.
I LOVE the original Goosebumps! And also “Are You Afraid Of The Dark?” Also chocolate covered blueberries.
I didn't know The Raccoons aired here.
@@astarteswillum5259 it aired on Disney Channel back in the 80s. Shame it never caught on here in the US wouldn’t you agree?
And the animated part of Trailer Park Boys.
And Wolverine.
I wouldn't be opposed to episodes on "Boomerang Hank" or any other characters that suddenly flip personality based on who was writing that week.
"Who forced that old widow to move? I did. I'm just being a good neighbor."
>_> Bro... that is being a full-on bully, Hank bullied an old lady into leaving the neighborhood... vat the fook?
Yeah, what a male Karen. Then again, he is the Block Captain, explains a lot.
It's also weird because I would think Hank would LEAP at the opportunity to have another lawn he gets to take care of.
6:14 If that is actual vermont maplr syrup, it's literal syrup from trees, goes for about 30 bucks for a few ounces, and have a long standing rivalry with Montreal syrup who (sometimes) _do_ include additives to their product. That is to say, the purity of the syrup they were gifted is probably higher than the syrup they brought. Part of this can depend on the color (grade) of the syrup, too.
My assumption is that peggy got some cheapo syrup and called it "vermont maple syrup", but if it's the real deal, the Canadians were being incredibly rude. The syrup rivalry is real, but its more of a friendly rivalry between neighbors. You don't reject a gift of syrup the same way you don't reject another mans BBQ. You can make fun of him for "doing it wrong" or "not having the right spices", but you don't turn down his ribs.
Oh man. Both my favorite KOTH channels posted videos today?! what a great day!
Wow, even your avatar is perfectly Canadian!
this episode reminded me of the Simpsons joke during a school football game where Hank says to Peggy and Bobby that he drove 2000 miles just for this. in my heart, Hank has also visited Oregon
Well, the main and supporting characters of Springfield are scumbags: the two orphans, as well as Bert and Elisa (sic), are the exceptions, and Ralph is too stupid to be responsible for his actions.
The foreground and background characters are presumably decent people: as "Springfield" is just a generic-sounding name for a middle-sized American city, I would think it is not one city, but just the 1), entire suburban conglomerated area in Inland and Midland America AND 2), the North Star Republic which borders it (the latter containing Tacoma I believe).
This is how Springfield is directly between Rhode Island, the Southwest, Tennessee, and Kentucky.
@@rikhuravidanskerHmph ! You based your opinion on the new seasons of The Simpson. And not all the main and second characters are scumbags
@@daniapfel2825 In "The Tracy Ullman Shorts," they knock out Homer for being conscientious enough to be prepared for WWIII, they have a burping contest, they break into an aquarium tank with SHARKS, they disrespect Homer whilst watching "Itchy and Scratchy," and they goof off at a FUNERAL.
In the Butterfinger commercials they do horrible things to each other, in the pilot Bart SPENDS the family's CHRISTMAS money on himself and SUCCESSFULLY covers it up with Homer's help, and in the first season Homer and his friends KILL someone for exposing corruption and then go on strike because they are lazy bums.
Bart and his friends fight over a stupid comic book (the only thing that can be said is that Milhouse has been treated badly by his "friend"), Bart gets Homer in a coma (and Homer endangered Bart), the family treat Marge like dirt and cause her to almost have an affair, treat her like dirt again in "A Streetcar named Marge," and in another episode give her a breakdown, and in "Dog of Death" the family blames the dog for them having to pay his medical bills.
Bart gets his leg broken because of his pranks and Lisa tries to get NELSON to love her because of a stupid pool, Bart gets himself and sisters sent to the Flanders, Lisa becomes attracted to Nelson in detention just because he made a random comment, and the family are too stupid to fix Flanders' house.
@@daniapfel2825 In the Tracy Ullman shorts, they had a burping contest, broke into an aquarium with SHARKS, disrupted a funeral, Lisa and Homer bullied Bart, and Lisa and Bart disrespected Homer when watching the stupid Itchy and Scratchy: they treat each other like dirt in the Butterfinger commercials (I had a Butterfinger twice, and it was disgusting), in the pilot Bart spends the family's CHRISTMAS money and covers it up with Homer, Homer loses his job because he is an idiot and is too stupid to know how to kill himself, Homer and his lazy friends KILL someone for exposing corruption and then go on strike (Mr. Burns is a GOOD boss, and the guys should be grateful that they even have jobs), they blast Jane Fonda for opposing Vietnam and Jimmy Carter for being to the left of Hitler (Americans are HATED around the world for being ugly, entitled, degenerate, Bible-thumping, bigoted, illiterate, slobs), they treat Marge repeatedly like dirt causing her to almost have an affair, attack Flanders, and have a breakdown; the only average Treehouse of Horror in the early seasons was the first third of "Treehouse of Horror" in which they go to a new house, but it is only average since we don't know anything about the circumstances.
Bart and his friends fight over a stupid comic book (the only thing that can be said is that Milhouse has every right to be angry since his "friend" is a toxic jerk), we are supposed to find Skinner having PTSD to be funny, Sherri and Terri bully Bart and get away with it, Lisa's friend Janey looks like an offensive black stereotype, Bart and Lisa view Marge as a source of allowances and live in filth, Lisa becomes a delinquent just because she failed her career evaluation and Bart covers for her, both of them riot at Camp Krusty because they had to work, Bart and Lisa disrespect Homer in "The Last Temptation of Homer," Bart and Lisa write a stupid Itchy and Scratchy episode and illegally submit it, we are supposed to find Marge's phobia in "Fear of Flying" as entertainment, Homer endangers Bart on April Fools' Day and then Bart sends him into a coma, the family blame the dog for medical bills in "Dog of Death," Lisa crying on her birthday is played for comedy, Bart shows no guilt over abandoning Lisa on her birthday and then makes a stupid song as an "apology," Bart insults Australia (a country more civilized than the bloodthirsty slave-owning Americans), Lisa gets detention without revealing it was Bart who did a prank, Lisa falls in love with Nelson just because he made a random comment, Lisa's friends and family are toxic when she becomes a vegetarian, Homer becomes obese because he is too lazy to work, Bart gets himself and his siblings sent to the Flanders, and the Simpsons are too stupid to know how to rebuilt Ned's house.
Marge spoils Bart but gets annoyed when Bart is a brat, Homer only cares if Bart is a brat if he or his golden child Lisa is at the receiving end, and the protagonists always win - all the Treehouse of Horror shorts (except for the first), are supposed to be funny just because the Simpsons are reenacting something: no, that is not a parody, that is an reenactment.
The characters are static.
As a French Canadian, I was not impressed by this episode, and there is only one reason : They completely dropped the ball with the references. Don't get me started on coffee crisp 🤣🤣
I almost mentioned that they don't look like they're depicted.
@@squirreltactics They portrayed Guelph as a wilderness, even though it is just a random part of the Greater Toronto Area: Rupert Murdoch (who remember, owned King of the Hill and would have approved everything)acted worse than Mr. Holloway in Holloway's ignorance.
Of course, I don't think Murdoch is ignorant: I think that he simply did an awful job because he thought Americans are ignorant - this is why I HATE Hollywood and the entire American film and television industry, including in Greater New York (the other headquarters of the industry), and the areas infected by the degeneracy: the Las Vegas Strip, Greater Tucson, the greater San Joaquin Valley, and Greater Orange County.
Most French Canadians living in Ontario are living close to the border with Québec, along the Ottawa River/Rivière des Outaouais (same river but with distinct name in English and french). There quite few town in that region with mostly french speaking population. Ottawa also has many French speaker but they tend to be more mixed with English population.
Yeah this episode is a hot mess of people acting out of character and being assholes.
Thanks for standing up for us my friend. 🇨🇦
Also Poutine was invented in Canada, all the more reason to love our neighbors to the north.
I personally have never eaten poutine anywhere but Canada. I wish it was sold in more restaurants.
@@greywolf7577 easy to make at home too, just need cheese and gravy.
I know Hank is supposed to be a conservative but in this episode he seems to be every conservative stereotype in one Character when usually hes really reasonable
It's also weird to lump all of Canada together when there's multiple regional stereotypes. There's a great bit in Letterkenny about how the Quebecqua are annoying assholes
2:34 Wait until the last minute. He could at least have gave them more of a warning. Surely this was set up well in advance.
Don’t forget Norm MacDonald. Never forget Norm
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This episode would have made sense if they were from LA and not Canada. This is one of the worst episodes in the later seasons and I always and I mean always skip it because there's nothing good about this episode not even the "why" part which I too like but it's not worth watching this episode.
Fun Fact: Gordon's McCullum mower is a recolored Husqvarna mower.
Buying patio furniture and a kegorator pregreat recession economy was wild
"Not in character for a Texan"
There's no one set "character" for a Texan, it differs from region to region, city to city, town to town or even neighborhood to neighborhood.
While it has basically NOTHING to do with the rest of the episode, a minor bit I absolutely love from this episode is Lucky learning that beer is yellow because he always drank it from a can.
Though now I'm wondering if a certain Squirrel has a fun little note or tidbit that we absolutely have seen Lucky drinking beer from a glass or at least seeing it in a transparent container before this episode.
Great to hear your a Red Green fan
I never really liked this episode for pretty much all the same reasons you mentioned. What could have been a fun episode dealing with culture shock and misunderstanding of customs (which would ultimately work out and leave everyone with greater understanding) was instead unlikable new characters and our main cast feeling off. Gordon was entirely unlikable and Hank jumps between being far too passive and far too vindictive. To quote a brilliant squirrel, "It didn't work because of course it didn't work."
Good video as usual. Keep it up, my flappy-headed squirrel friend.
You should do the church hopping episode, Hank is way out of line by the end of the episode.
That's my least favorite episode of the show. Hank is so insufferable in that one and to make it worse he gets what he wants at the end and still thinks he was in the right the entire time
The other great things about Canada is the Canadian Muscle Cars like the Beaumont SD, Acadian Canso SD, Acadian SS, Meteor Montcalm, Pontiac Parisienne, Ford Frontenac, Monarch Richelieu, Meteor Rideau 500, Mercury M100, Fargo pickup, and the Plodge Viscount.
I love how you made your head south park Canadian for this episode, nice touch.
This is literally the only episode I haven’t seen and this video does a good job keeping me away from it
0:58 perfect description of the summers in Texas, my dude
I disagree with the whole rain and summer thing because I was sweating like a freaking pig, and I couldn't go to sleep without turning on a fan. I'm glad I get showers. It was a much breath of fresh air.
Born in ND raised in and all over Texas and i hv respect and appreciation of all cultures in all countries.
Vermont does not use that fake crap. We have real maple here
And you got Bernie Sanders AKA McVicker up there 🤣🤣🤣
Most states on the East Coast have real maple, but most states don't seem to be famous for their syrup.
Sconies all the way man. 🧀
Squirrel tactics gotta be my fav KOTH youtuber
As someone who currently resides in west Texas and went to high school in Tyler, I will take the east Texas humid heat over the relentless pounding of that west Texas sun
I’m an American watching this while in Vancouver.
I just love that I have another episode to look forward to!
"Or God forbid California" 😂😂😂 that always lives rent free in my head
It's worse. Half of Texas is hot and humid in the summer!
"Unless you get rain, and then its just hot and wet"
Houston in a nutshell. People say dry heat is just as bad a humid heat? lol. lmao.
I am Canadian and King of the Hill got it spot on total right how we Canadian can be incredibly insufferable jerks when you bring up anything American with our sour grapes .
I'm American and Gordon's right. Many Americans are arrogant and self-centered.
Here in houston, it's hot and humid. And in the winter time, warm and humid.
Canada gave us Maurice LaMarche
Boomhauer meets a French woman, despite fewer than 4% of Ontario's population being of French descent. Though the Ontario-Quebec border has higher concentrations of French people, Boomhauer spends the summer in Guelph, which is closer to the US than any part of Quebec.
Quebec is the California of Canada, and I don't mean that as a compliment
@@TheOneManWhoBeatYou so would Toronto be the Canadian NYC?
@@mryes413 More like San Francisco, dirty, high crime rate and overly expensive to live there
@@TheOneManWhoBeatYou Would say that San Francisco is more Vancouver (although Vancouver likely cleaner and has more crime). Toronto is 100% New York the city that thinks it the centre on the universe
@@Jackthgun Good point
I remember Mr Enter's review of this episode being made fun of because he decries the episode as racist because he thinks Canadians are a race of people. Not the First Nation people of Canada. Canadians are a race of people different from Africans, Asians and Europeans.
Didn't he also complain that the Canadians had Canadian accents?
@@someguynamedtrevor6081 Yes. He thinks Canadian accents are something South Park made up.
They are a race of people. There are three main types of "race" - race as a broad category (black/white/asian) or race as a nation/group of nations (French/English/etc), or race as in species (cabbage, per Darwin). They're all correct.
@@Se7enBeatleofDoom Real Canadians NEVER talk like that: Hollywood promotes stereotypes and Americans see the world thrrough stereotypes.
@@someguynamedtrevor6081 Sorry, but Canadians NEVER say "eh": I HATE stereotypes. I suppose you think all Frenchwomen have moustaches and French is just English with "le."
“They chose to sleep outside”
In the summer!?!?! They’re out of their damn minds
Especially with the mosquitoes
@@princessmarlena1359 I had a college classmate die from West Nile virus cause he loved sleeping outside here in AZ during monsoon seasons. Gonna be a big hell nah from me
I'm from St. Louis and love hockey. I always try to go when the Blues play a Canadian team. Mostly because the Canadian fans are so passionate. And as a pro wrestling fan a lot of my favorite wrestlers are Canadian. Bret Hart, Edge, Gail Kim, etc. A good friend of mine actually trained in Stu Hart's legendary Dungeon.
love these episode reviews cant wait for the next video