Or coloring issue (like either oversight or coloring license or “digital destruction” like supposed to be one color but newer TV or remaster made it another). That or spare clothing from unused prop pile given to Hank for immersion.
Fun Fact: Pretty much the only authentic horned helmet ever found in Europe was made by a Celtic tribe and was thrown into a river shortly after it was made (the Celts had a whole thing about throwing weapons and armor into rivers).
I can't imagine how much fun Allen Rickman had with this role. 😂 May he Rest in Peace. 😭 And, in case no one has heard yet, Akira Toriyama has passed away. Apparently, it was from an Acute Subdural Hematoma, a blood clot in the brain, usually caused from a head injury. I don't know about anyone else, but some of my best memories were of sitting down in the living room, turning on Toonami after school (which included Dragon Ball Z), watching DBZ with my parents, and cracking jokes and banter about the episodes. My best to his family. RIP Akira Toriyama. 😭
Alan Rickman killed this role, just like every role he played. He will always be a legend, may he rest in peace. Thank you for the video man, have a great rest of your day and a great weekend. Take care!
I learned a LOT more than I was expecting to in this video. Great job! Also, my grandmother taught me a phrase at 5 years old: "Pictures get hung, people get hanged."
@@maneoj46 Yeah, they're put up on a pedestal, but these fairs are basically a collection of LARPers that are struggling to find a job and/or hobby; just with a bigger budget.
Surprised dale didn't make a reference to the king actually being from the past and magic existing bringing him and the entire festival over to present day
@@spellbound_1 dale would probably see star trek as a recording not a show as he believes in aliens existing I gotta watch the show again after I do school work tomorrow and see what else he knows
@@Lasagna_Garfield_ True, but there was a right way and a wrong way to go about it. Calling out King Philip regarding the wages and FMLA, and challenging him in the jousting tournament was fine, but the tomato throwing and the showboating from rug cleaning were bad ideas.
Actually this is one of the rare times putting her ego first was justified stricklen could lose money associating with this fair and all the labor laws it’s braking
To be fair you can technically say the workers and Peggy won because Peggy got the high ground and the girls might have sued him for money and Phil might have gone to jail for worker abuse
Royalty had people to wipe for them. Not even joking. Plus pots of water were readily available for washing hands. (For nobles, although commoners weren't as filthy as portrayed)
Gotta give it to Rickman: being English-born but able to tumble from a more natural speaking voice into a believable US one. Rest in peace, Rickman. Thank you for the performances you blessed us all with ❤
I had a classmate in tech school who was big into this stuff. He would shake hands wrist to wrist, occasionally talk like this...even came to class a few times dressed in those type of outfits.
Also points to anyone who can find a peggy A plot that doesn't make me mad, besides that one with her Mother, oh and the one with Cotton too. Triple threat edits here, I really love this episode.
Not going to lie but the guy playing the King Phillip. Alan Rickman I didn't even realize it was him. When I first watched the episode but then found out about it later on. May he rest in peace he was one hell of an actor loved him as professor Snape. Considering we all thought he was a villain but all this time he was actually looking out for Harry Potter
Now i get why there are so many peggy haters... and also why i dont care for ya very much. 1. I think you guys are way off when it comes to her characterization. Aside from a tendency to self-aggrandizement, she is nothing nothing like the king. Their motivations are different. Her character flaw is deep insecurity. She shows off what she can do in an effort to prove her self worth, which she is made uncertain of because of her nature, bad experiences , and upbringing. This character vice of hers is used for comedy... all the characters have something to laugh at/with. BUT she never portrayed as anything less than a dedicated, loyal, loving wife. She's also a loving and involved mother. Your bullshit theory was tested when she thought she was being hit on by a very wealthy attractive man who she was a big fan of in Minsignor Martinez. She had not even a moment of struggle in denying what she thought were advances... and was also willing to leave what would have been a very cushy ego-stroking job as his childrens' teacher. Peggy is a generally good person imo, with a flaw i am sympathetic to. We all have egos and hers is simply particularly fragile and hurt... always trying to prove itself to itself and others. It isnt Real Pride. Her flaw is glaring though because its the kind of flaw that shouts at you intently and makes itself known. ------ 2. The role playing king in this episode on the other hand has a simple villian-like characterization. The joke is that he's taken his role/the act too seriously and has actually become corrupt and drunk by his power. His ego is inflated because he has been given control over other people. He is genuinely self-centered and impotent regarding self-control and the ability to restrain his dark side. Two very different characters... thats why i always disliked the peggy haters. She a very well written representation of exaggerated insecurity.
No matter how many times I've watch this episode, I always lose when Phillip breaks his character and says, "aw crap! I'm gonna lose my fair! I don't want to go back to selling real estate!" I just love how Alan Rickman goes from an English accent to an American accent 😂
My guy, I watch for KOTH content but your research is always impressive. I'm a historian and I was quite pleased with your observations. Excellent work my man.
Im really glad to see some History Bleeding into this Channel. I enjoy the videos on Squirreled History. I know they probably don't get many Views but I think you pack a pretty good amount of Information into relatively Short Videos. I hope you still make those.
9:50 And little does Peggy understand, in a monarchy, nobody is supposed to have an equal to or greater title then the current monarch. Their spouses are to be considered Royal Consorts, and whatever rank or status they have must remain lower than the monarch's.
THIS EPISODE IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES! Also I can assume that your upload schedule is Fridays at 12:00pm! Keep the grind going but don’t stress yourself 🐿️
Also another fun fact In the Renaissance faire community it's generally considered that king Phillip is based off of the owner of the Texas Renaissance festival,, allegedly, in someone's opinion
I can imagine most people think that guns didn't start being used until the 18th century, when in reality guns or "hand cannons" have existed as far back as 14th century and possibly even earlier depending on archeological evidence.
See, the ending is the most unrealistic part. There is no way Dale Gribble would have made it through Starfleet Academy and been accepted at any position, let alone anything close to Chief of Security or First Officer.
Honestly the fact it isnt accurate seems to me MORE like the real renaissance festival irl. lol i think about the guy in Home Movies screaming at the sales person about the pen. XD
King Phillip's depiction of 1590: "WE WAGE WAR ON FRANCE ON THE MORROW!" Huguenots in 1590: "Hey, I want to not get stabbed for holding a slightly different belief on the nature of God, one ticket to England please"
In Peggy's defense, Lord help me for saying that, maybe the English picked up the left hand thing from the Crusades. The left hand is used to clean themselves there.
I think it's an Arabic thing as well. I learned that from Batman: The Animated Series. He had to solve a riddle in a maze and the question was "which way to the eating place"? The correct answer was go to to the right because the left hand is used to clean one's self.
This might be a somewhat minor nitpick, but I always thought the "Renaissance Faire" looked aesthetically kind of weird in this episode. Despite supposedly being a representation of "1590," a lot of the trappings of the fair itself were more superficially similar to the Middle Ages than the Renaissance/Early Modern period, particularly as it related to England.
Propane is measured in both weight and volume, catapults were used alongside canons, commoners could and did wear purple just not dark or ROYAL purple.
A stone is not the same as a gallon, catapults by 1590 were rather rare, and purple pretty expensive so few commoners could afford it, plus they didn't have as wide of a spectrum of tints, so at the time purple was pretty much purple.
@@squirreltactics catapults and bows were both common until the mid 1600s. Purple due to its scarcity had a wide range of tints depending on the amount of dye used with royal purple being the darkest needing the highest concentration. Propane is sold in 1 pound, 5 pound, 10 pound, 100 pound tanks and refilled by gallon
Not only was purple so rare as to be prohibitively expensive even for kings (hence its association with royalty), but depending on the time and place, it was also illegal to dress in such a way as to present yourself as being of a higher class than you were - meaning you could be prosecuted if you were a peasant dressed in noble-level finery!
another great video about a great episode! I always loved Alan Rickmans performance in this ep, especially the part at the end you pointed out about how he "loses his accent" as hes reading the lawsuit. I always loved that part. Keep up the great work! King of the Hill has been my favorite show for years, my best friend and I became besties partially due to our mutual love of the show, and its my #1 go-to for bed time viewing. Every time I finish one of your episodes I look forward to the next one!
Firstly highest complements to you for your incredible level of research and knowledge for a KOTH channel (well for any channel really but it's really crazy to see this from KOTH commentary) Secondly that whole tomato rebellion always reminds me how hard it is to get coworkers to unionize with you. It's in their best interest but no one want's to take the risk.
Peggy said she was back-to-back-to-back substitute teacher of the Year award which is not true on two accounts: Technically she just won two in a row, possibly sequentially, but the third award is a year later by her own admission so non-sequential. Also Hank won that award not her
I love these recaps. i also love that you dont blast music into our ears. now i can also work on music and stuff while i watch. thats important to me. lol
Huge fan of your videos I really enjoy this not only do you talk about a character in King of the Hill you also throw in a bit of history and teach us all something new I think that's wonderful we need more people like you out there I plan to get the complete series of King of the Hill on DVD eventually thanks again and may the Lord bless you
The inaccuracies could be attributed to either King Philip or to just the writers themselves since most of what was in the episode has been how some of us were taught about medieval times, with kings, queens, jesters, wizards, knights, princesses, and dragons. Similar to the Spongebob episode where Spongebob and Patrick are sent to medieval times
9:20 most likely yes. I wouldn't be surprised if hank had at least 12 -50 other half siblings (apart from good hank and junichiro) that he doesn't know of. 18:24 foreshadowing 😮. 19:33 i loved that scene. It never fails to make me laugh for 5 minutes straight 😂😂😂. 20:03 that ending was perfect
Please do random historical vids. The notes you gave throughout the video were extremely entertaining and interesting, I have no doubts you could do a 20 min video covering whatever topics you choose
Truth be told there is an episode, that I think counts as showing that Peggy can have her moments of being a good person, it's just the episode where she substituted at the high school, where more like by default was a decent teacher, to the star quarterback(also the essay that he wrote, for Hank yes he hated it because it made propane sound bad, whereas with Buck he just hated it, because it was terribly written)
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Hank wears purple hat because he IS royalty. It's in the title of the show.
Or coloring issue (like either oversight or coloring license or “digital destruction” like supposed to be one color but newer TV or remaster made it another).
That or spare clothing from unused prop pile given to Hank for immersion.
True
@@powerist209 Probably that last one, seeing as I don't think Hank had intended to be around the fair that long
RIP Alan Rickman.
Him playing the role made peggy's calling out of his accent more hilarious.
NEED behind the scenes footage of him recording for this episode
@@wolfbones666 that would be awesome.
@@radagast7200 right?
Highly underrated series
I did find his Southern accent kind of odd. Now I know why.
@@azazelgrigori9244 it was so DOPEY!!!
His delivery as he loses his accent and says "Texas Workforce Commission?!" Kills me
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“TAKE ME WITH YOU! I hate it here..”
Deep cut Bill.. deep cut.
My favorite part of the entire episode
Fun Fact: Pretty much the only authentic horned helmet ever found in Europe was made by a Celtic tribe and was thrown into a river shortly after it was made (the Celts had a whole thing about throwing weapons and armor into rivers).
I can't imagine how much fun Allen Rickman had with this role. 😂 May he Rest in Peace. 😭 And, in case no one has heard yet, Akira Toriyama has passed away. Apparently, it was from an Acute Subdural Hematoma, a blood clot in the brain, usually caused from a head injury. I don't know about anyone else, but some of my best memories were of sitting down in the living room, turning on Toonami after school (which included Dragon Ball Z), watching DBZ with my parents, and cracking jokes and banter about the episodes. My best to his family. RIP Akira Toriyama. 😭
Damn. Dragon ball z was the first anime I watched as a kid
@janette2691 Speed Racer was my first anime. Then Sailor Moon, then Yu Yu Hakusho, then Dragon Ball Z. SR, SM, and YYH, were all on before DBZ! 😁
poetic that toriyama's protagonist became good person after he had head injury as an infant
Reminds me of the South Park episode where the historical village doesn’t break character despite them all being held hostage
That guy's wearing a digital watch!
“I have just the hole for this Peg.”
Uh… phrasing?
BOOM
We're still doing phrasing?
I could see Bobby’s clown teacher being at the fair himself
Me too 😂😂😂😂
Definitely
It would cause problems. A real battle of the fatheads high off their own fumes
Flounceier! That's and idea and three quarters!
As a bard/jester
Alan Rickman killed this role, just like every role he played. He will always be a legend, may he rest in peace. Thank you for the video man, have a great rest of your day and a great weekend. Take care!
Bill Dauterive should’ve applied for village idiot
I learned a LOT more than I was expecting to in this video. Great job!
Also, my grandmother taught me a phrase at 5 years old: "Pictures get hung, people get hanged."
I think we get it Squirrel Tactics, you did way more research than the people who put this Fair together XD
I mean tbf Renn Faires rarely do research
@@maneoj46 Yeah, they're put up on a pedestal, but these fairs are basically a collection of LARPers that are struggling to find a job and/or hobby; just with a bigger budget.
One of Hank’s half brothers being in this was a crazy twist.
I now just want Squirrel Tactics to keep doing some history lectures on the side lol. That was great
I have a channel for that
@@squirreltactics What is the channel name?
Squirreled History@@chrisblake2629
Surprised dale didn't make a reference to the king actually being from the past and magic existing bringing him and the entire festival over to present day
I'm happy with Dale being a canon Star Trek fan😁
@@spellbound_1 dale would probably see star trek as a recording not a show as he believes in aliens existing
I gotta watch the show again after I do school work tomorrow and see what else he knows
Peggy was insufferable here. She knew this was important to Hank's job and still insisted on antagonizing that ass Phillip.
If she hadn’t those women probably wouldn’t have sued Philip
@@Lasagna_Garfield_ True, but there was a right way and a wrong way to go about it. Calling out King Philip regarding the wages and FMLA, and challenging him in the jousting tournament was fine, but the tomato throwing and the showboating from rug cleaning were bad ideas.
Bad idea or not, he had it coming. That's all that matters.@@princessmarlena1359
@@Lasagna_Garfield_I don’t care. She will ALWAYS put her ego above anything.
Actually this is one of the rare times putting her ego first was justified stricklen could lose money associating with this fair and all the labor laws it’s braking
R.I.P Alan Rickman
The legend who brought Serverus Snape in the Harry Potter films and King Philip from King of the Hill.
To be fair you can technically say the workers and Peggy won because Peggy got the high ground and the girls might have sued him for money and Phil might have gone to jail for worker abuse
19:02 Peggy looks pretty good here. She should do this looser hair look more often.
Also Stone being 14 pounds would be more than a gallon of propane. A gallon of propane weighs 4.2 pounds, which is a little over a third of that
The historical inaccuracy nitpicking in this video is everything to me, I love it so much haha
Royalty had people to wipe for them. Not even joking. Plus pots of water were readily available for washing hands. (For nobles, although commoners weren't as filthy as portrayed)
Gotta give it to Rickman: being English-born but able to tumble from a more natural speaking voice into a believable US one. Rest in peace, Rickman. Thank you for the performances you blessed us all with ❤
I appreciate your dedication to outnerding everybody for this.
Loving the nerdouts about the historical details in this one
I had a classmate in tech school who was big into this stuff. He would shake hands wrist to wrist, occasionally talk like this...even came to class a few times dressed in those type of outfits.
If thou classmate can travel in time, that makes him a witch!
Sounds like an awesome guy to hang with.
Tell him that when the presidents' heads were made bigger on the bills, they became worth more
Actually by the ending when he finally breaks character, I always thought, it was just Alan Rickman making a Die Hard reference,
Yippeeth thou kayeth
Sponge on a stick that was SHARED. You left out the worst part. lol
And the bucket of vinegar.
@@squirreltactics I don't think I want to know what that bucket of vinegar was for...
That guy on computer does seem like Hank
Yeah Mike Judge made like, NO effort to change his voice for the computer guy
I liked Phillip better than Chris Sizemore
Her heart is in the right place and I feel bad for it, but I can't stand Peggy.
Also points to anyone who can find a peggy A plot that doesn't make me mad, besides that one with her Mother, oh and the one with Cotton too. Triple threat edits here, I really love this episode.
King Phillip’s faire is probably more in line with Pre-Renaissance style 1980’s DnD than England in the year 1590.
Not going to lie but the guy playing the King Phillip. Alan Rickman I didn't even realize it was him. When I first watched the episode but then found out about it later on. May he rest in peace he was one hell of an actor loved him as professor Snape. Considering we all thought he was a villain but all this time he was actually looking out for Harry Potter
I'm really enjoying the mini history lessons we're getting in this video
Peggy would 100% have done the same thing, If she had the money and never married Hank
Sven Grammarsdorf
Now i get why there are so many peggy haters... and also why i dont care for ya very much.
1.
I think you guys are way off when it comes to her characterization. Aside from a tendency to self-aggrandizement, she is nothing nothing like the king.
Their motivations are different. Her character flaw is deep insecurity. She shows off what she can do in an effort to prove her self worth, which she is made uncertain of because of her nature, bad experiences , and upbringing. This character vice of hers is used for comedy... all the characters have something to laugh at/with.
BUT she never portrayed as anything less than a dedicated, loyal, loving wife. She's also a loving and involved mother.
Your bullshit theory was tested when she thought she was being hit on by a very wealthy attractive man who she was a big fan of in Minsignor Martinez. She had not even a moment of struggle in denying what she thought were advances... and was also willing to leave what would have been a very cushy ego-stroking job as his childrens' teacher.
Peggy is a generally good person imo, with a flaw i am sympathetic to. We all have egos and hers is simply particularly fragile and hurt... always trying to prove itself to itself and others. It isnt Real Pride. Her flaw is glaring though because its the kind of flaw that shouts at you intently and makes itself known.
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2.
The role playing king in this episode on the other hand has a simple villian-like characterization. The joke is that he's taken his role/the act too seriously and has actually become corrupt and drunk by his power. His ego is inflated because he has been given control over other people. He is genuinely self-centered and impotent regarding self-control and the ability to restrain his dark side.
Two very different characters... thats why i always disliked the peggy haters. She a very well written representation of exaggerated insecurity.
No matter how many times I've watch this episode, I always lose when Phillip breaks his character and says, "aw crap! I'm gonna lose my fair! I don't want to go back to selling real estate!"
I just love how Alan Rickman goes from an English accent to an American accent 😂
My guy, I watch for KOTH content but your research is always impressive. I'm a historian and I was quite pleased with your observations. Excellent work my man.
You know the next episode about historical accuracy should be on "How I learned to stop worrying and love the Alamo."
Love the video, but you pointing out the anachronisms made me let our a "NEEEEEERRRRRD!!!"
Im really glad to see some History Bleeding into this Channel. I enjoy the videos on Squirreled History. I know they probably don't get many Views but I think you pack a pretty good amount of Information into relatively Short Videos. I hope you still make those.
I plan to get back to making them, I've been focusing on this channel but it felt good to cover some history again.
9:50 And little does Peggy understand, in a monarchy, nobody is supposed to have an equal to or greater title then the current monarch. Their spouses are to be considered Royal Consorts, and whatever rank or status they have must remain lower than the monarch's.
Man I did not expect you to get this much into historical detail and I am loving it
THIS EPISODE IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES! Also I can assume that your upload schedule is Fridays at 12:00pm! Keep the grind going but don’t stress yourself 🐿️
It just happened to work out that way, I don't keep to any kind of schedule.
“Throw kayfabe right out the window” nice.
19:21
Is the blonde related to joe jack 😂
Jack Joe 😂
Shortcut to the squirrley one for mentioning Kon Philips war.
Part of my favorite local history.
Phillip and Ward team up to take down Peggy and Bobby 😂
I would have love to have see that
Ward and his coven would make a cameo in a George Lucas special edition of this episode.
But then Ward locks himself out of the house again and shouts “MAAA?”
Just replace the renaissance fair with outdoor comic con and its basically the same ep only it probably be bobby being in the lead
Also another fun fact In the Renaissance faire community it's generally considered that king Phillip is based off of the owner of the Texas Renaissance festival,, allegedly, in someone's opinion
Assistant keeper of the flame
I can imagine most people think that guns didn't start being used until the 18th century, when in reality guns or "hand cannons" have existed as far back as 14th century and possibly even earlier depending on archeological evidence.
See, the ending is the most unrealistic part. There is no way Dale Gribble would have made it through Starfleet Academy and been accepted at any position, let alone anything close to Chief of Security or First Officer.
Joust Like A Woman is airing on Adult Swim tonight
Honestly the fact it isnt accurate seems to me MORE like the real renaissance festival irl. lol i think about the guy in Home Movies screaming at the sales person about the pen. XD
At some point Squirrel Tactics should totally review some episodes of Home Movies cause that would be the shit!
King Phillip's depiction of 1590: "WE WAGE WAR ON FRANCE ON THE MORROW!"
Huguenots in 1590: "Hey, I want to not get stabbed for holding a slightly different belief on the nature of God, one ticket to England please"
Fucking Masons
"What hand you me?!" is such a comically underrated line. I use it IRL whenever possible.
In Peggy's defense, Lord help me for saying that, maybe the English picked up the left hand thing from the Crusades. The left hand is used to clean themselves there.
I think it's an Arabic thing as well. I learned that from Batman: The Animated Series. He had to solve a riddle in a maze and the question was "which way to the eating place"? The correct answer was go to to the right because the left hand is used to clean one's self.
Alan Rickman and David Cross were great guest voices
This might be a somewhat minor nitpick, but I always thought the "Renaissance Faire" looked aesthetically kind of weird in this episode. Despite supposedly being a representation of "1590," a lot of the trappings of the fair itself were more superficially similar to the Middle Ages than the Renaissance/Early Modern period, particularly as it related to England.
One of my favorite episodes and definitely my favorite guest appearance. Alan Rickman doing a Texan accent cracks me up every time.
Propane is measured in both weight and volume, catapults were used alongside canons, commoners could and did wear purple just not dark or ROYAL purple.
A stone is not the same as a gallon, catapults by 1590 were rather rare, and purple pretty expensive so few commoners could afford it, plus they didn't have as wide of a spectrum of tints, so at the time purple was pretty much purple.
Purple dye was super expensive until the 19th century when someone invented a synthetic dye
@@squirreltactics catapults and bows were both common until the mid 1600s. Purple due to its scarcity had a wide range of tints depending on the amount of dye used with royal purple being the darkest needing the highest concentration. Propane is sold in 1 pound, 5 pound, 10 pound, 100 pound tanks and refilled by gallon
One Stone is 14 pounds. One gallon is 8 pounds
Not only was purple so rare as to be prohibitively expensive even for kings (hence its association with royalty), but depending on the time and place, it was also illegal to dress in such a way as to present yourself as being of a higher class than you were - meaning you could be prosecuted if you were a peasant dressed in noble-level finery!
The one thing we all wonder did Alan rickman really do that southern accent in the end or did another actor take over 😂
Dale is gold in this episode
I find it rather ironic how "male Peggy" Philip mentions going back to real estate when Peggy later on becomes a real estate agent
another great video about a great episode! I always loved Alan Rickmans performance in this ep, especially the part at the end you pointed out about how he "loses his accent" as hes reading the lawsuit. I always loved that part. Keep up the great work! King of the Hill has been my favorite show for years, my best friend and I became besties partially due to our mutual love of the show, and its my #1 go-to for bed time viewing. Every time I finish one of your episodes I look forward to the next one!
"How now gasman" lol. One of my favorite lines.
When Peggy ripped Hanks tights even more that had me rolling for like 20mins
I never thought about him that way but you're pretty spot on.
Also way to go for going above and beyond pointing out the historical inaccuracies.
Firstly highest complements to you for your incredible level of research and knowledge for a KOTH channel (well for any channel really but it's really crazy to see this from KOTH commentary)
Secondly that whole tomato rebellion always reminds me how hard it is to get coworkers to unionize with you. It's in their best interest but no one want's to take the risk.
Been rewatching Koth recently and forgot how good it was. Glad to see these review vids
I always wanted to go to one of those Ren fairs and since I own a reproduction flintlock I'll fit right in
I just went to the Arizona ren fest last week. You should go to one if you ever get the chance
One inaccuracy you missed is that their armor was maybe 12th century and far too light for jousting which generally used heavier armor than combat
I really enjoy your channel!
Glad you like it
Same
This was a very educational video.
Peggy said she was back-to-back-to-back substitute teacher of the Year award which is not true on two accounts:
Technically she just won two in a row, possibly sequentially, but the third award is a year later by her own admission so non-sequential. Also Hank won that award not her
I love these recaps. i also love that you dont blast music into our ears. now i can also work on music and stuff while i watch. thats important to me. lol
Wow, very educational video 👍🏿
I love how Alan was always capable of playing an A-hole whether it be Phillip or the great Snape ❤️ Rip Alan Rickman
Huge fan of your videos I really enjoy this not only do you talk about a character in King of the Hill you also throw in a bit of history and teach us all something new I think that's wonderful we need more people like you out there I plan to get the complete series of King of the Hill on DVD eventually thanks again and may the Lord bless you
This is what I come to the videos for. A Renaissance history lesson.
This is the greatest video you have done yet.
I'd LOVE a separate episode just going into the historical inaccuracies in this episode. Then again Renn Faires are rarely accurate
I wish I could go to a renaissance fair
If you ever go to one, expect to see the weirdest people in existence
@@dannydacheedo1592so true
Oh so my people 😂 @@dannydacheedo1592
The great vowel shift!!! You’re reading my notes!!!
Cool to see you getting to throw in a little bit of history in this one as well, given what your other channel is about
The inaccuracies could be attributed to either King Philip or to just the writers themselves since most of what was in the episode has been how some of us were taught about medieval times, with kings, queens, jesters, wizards, knights, princesses, and dragons. Similar to the Spongebob episode where Spongebob and Patrick are sent to medieval times
I found your channel like 2 weeks ago, been wayching your uploads since, Great vids and channel man love the work you’ve been doin
Well thank ya
9:20 most likely yes. I wouldn't be surprised if hank had at least 12 -50 other half siblings (apart from good hank and junichiro) that he doesn't know of. 18:24 foreshadowing 😮. 19:33 i loved that scene. It never fails to make me laugh for 5 minutes straight 😂😂😂. 20:03 that ending was perfect
This has been my favorite Squirrel Tactics episode so far. I love the research you put into it!
I wonder if they showed Jimmy Whithard as the village idiot would’ve been funny or probably poor taste
It would be a step up for Jimmy
Squirrel Tactics and Reviewed2Death both uploaded today so it’s a good day for King Of The Hill fans
This is ACTUALLY the nerdiest rip apart of any Renaissance festival I have ever seen. Excellent work, Sir.
14:40 nice Hal Dumpty's store reference joke!
Please do random historical vids. The notes you gave throughout the video were extremely entertaining and interesting, I have no doubts you could do a 20 min video covering whatever topics you choose
Good news, he has been for the past four years on his other channel
@@Amins88:DDDDDD
Came for King of the Hill, stayed for the interesting history lesson.
And King of the Hill.
I have learned a lot today. Thank you sir!
Truth be told there is an episode, that I think counts as showing that Peggy can have her moments of being a good person, it's just the episode where she substituted at the high school, where more like by default was a decent teacher, to the star quarterback(also the essay that he wrote, for Hank yes he hated it because it made propane sound bad, whereas with Buck he just hated it, because it was terribly written)
Coincidentally, this episode is airing right now (6:00 friday, March 8, 2024)
Can you do a video on John redcorn because look back on old episodes and where he ended in the series he’s had the biggest journey out of every
He's on the list
Awesome thanks