i think this depends on how much of your OEM choppers you have. As a real world example I have all my chomplers in my mouth i can tare into a rare or medium rear piece of meat anytime and chew it down like no ones business. Some of my family is missing their orignal set of chompers so they cant tare into meat like i can. It comes down to the tools for the job.
@@IDawgedYou Honestly I'd say out of comedy/slice of life stuff he's top 5 at *minimum*. He doesn't "Get" his son all the time but he still tries to be a good father and role model. He admits sometimes he's wrong. He's willing to try new fads and ideas, sometimes he appreciates something new. Other times he's also not afraid to call out the stupid stuff for what it is in front of everyone. He's a family man. He's hard on Bobby sometimes but he does seem to be aware it comes from a place of his own rough upbringing and will correct himself when he realizes he's being too hard. He may admonish Bobby but let *NOONE* say he isn't quick to praise and tell him he's done good work when it's earned, as previously mentioned something he always wanted from his own father and never got.
@@Rixoli Boom. You get it. I have often wondered why people don't give him the credit he is due. He's a very, VERY realistic dad. He absolutely does not understand his son, and is often put off by his son's behavior, but he NEVER backs down from defending Bobby or praising him when he does well. The episode where Bobby becomes a meat judge is a perfect example. That episode was actually supposed to be the series finale, before they were pushed to make several more episodes for money reasons.
@@JuanAppleseed-ge6tbPeople just get upset because Hank is judgemental and pushes it onto his son. They always seem to forget that Hank will often change his mind or at least tolerate what he's bothered about. If Hank was as bad as they say he is, he wouldn't even attempt to compromise ever and would just put Bobby down like Cotton did to Hank. All things considered he's a good dad because he actually tries to consider Bobby and change his own behavior/attitude when he's in the wrong, which is a big thing for someone like Hank with his rigid thinking. He clearly cares about Bobby and wants what's best for him, even if his analysis is off.
@@TarotVylan_Person puts into words what we all just saw. Someone replies questioning the point of simply repeating what's in the video. You question why someone would question that._ OK, *now* do you understand the point?
@@kayleighbrown459 That’s not what Hank is doing. He desperately wants Bobby to be a mini Hank. He constantly shows his disappointment in Bobby not being into sports or anything seemed as “masculine”. He even often states. “That boy ain’t right.” Yes it’s a funny running joke, but to say Hank is a good father is just not correct because Bobby still has to tone down his personality to feel accepted by his father.
@@kayleighbrown459 No, he puts Bobby down and tries to change him to fit his worldview. A lot of it is explained by Hank's upbringing, but that doesn't mean what he's doing is good or right
Bobby Hill is one respectable boy. No matter who judges him, he never stops being himself. He knows how to bring out the best out of every quality that's in him. The right woman would never need to change a thing about him.
Bobby was a BOSS in this episode! Not only did he shovel down 72 ounces of beef. Not only did he put Marie to shame. He put his mind to it and did it like a man. And his line "And I want it, RARE" was absolute killer.
my friend who is a big guy did this once for a 3lb burrito, the first 2lb where gone in under 10 min but the last lb was so much harder and took another 20 minutes and he couldn't finish the just quarter lb or can't imagine another 1.5lb
@Michael Rich Yeah, Bobby is a good kid with good morals and a heart of gold. Even though he at times can embarrass Hank, Bobby Hill is the antithesis of Hank's father, Cotton Hill who is an asshole
The Not-So-Epic Hundred Knight whos asking? I.. i mean my name is rusty shackleford and i am in no way associated with the person you are referring too, so if you send your filthy government goons after me, remember that i am NOT Dale Gribble and that i have never heard of that name in my life.
@@Kurisutofa22think he was explaining the reasoning for the line as well as the bs psychology freud put out there. Don't think he was saying he agrees.
@@robertcorbett9455 the only help that someone needs understanding is you but in other words. "And i doubt any kid that age could really pull that off." you wanna bet on that?
The first time I met my gf in person was when she showed up to my bootcamp graduation. We went to Outback Steakhouse with my family after and I shoved an entire steak in my mouth forgetting she was there. Remembering in horror that this was our first thing resembling a date in person, I looked up to see if she noticed. She said "Oh, don't worry, I saw that. But I'll give you a pass on manners cause I know this is the first actual meal you've had in 3 months". I love this woman. 😂
I like how Hank doesn't try to hold him back. Most likely because it's an unspoken rule that if a Texan sees another Texan partaking in a 72-ounce steak challenge, he must not try to stop him.
That's because it was the only way for Bobby to get back at Marie and Hank knew that. Also imagine the amount of bragging Hank did afterwards to everyone.
@@eddiew.4650 Actually yeah that's another thing. One of Hank's biggest fears is that his only son will grow up to be a total loser, so when he sees him standing up for himself, he couldn't feel prouder.
Pedro Farnsworth I always get my steaks well done when ordering at a restaurant cause I fear that if the meat is slightly raw I’ll get food poisoning, I simply don’t trust that restaurants clean the meat properly cause it’s happened to other people before, call me paranoid if you will but I really don’t feel like puking my intestines into a public restroom toilet for an hour Edit: I’m tired of replying, if you have a different opinion that’s fine but STOP @ing me and telling me to order something else or insulting people who agree with me, grow tf up, I can eat my food however I want
0:22 "Dating's all about who wins and who loses." I love how Peggy not only doesn't dispute that, she literally doesn't even react. She believes the same thing 😂
@@togapika it's really on a case by case basis, i myself have worked in several restaurants over the years and most staff treat it with a bit of fun. Nothing to serious
@@PintheDog Personally, I don't count it because they were middle schoolers. But Marie did declare Bobby her boyfriend in the episode, even went as far as to kiss him to make it official. So no, Bobby didn't imagine it, but it shows that he was in a toxic relationship.
Bobby really lets his inner Cotton Hill shine sometimes in the series. I hope when KOTH comes back he's almost like a spitting image of Cotton but toned back and has him his shons still! Bobby really said "im gonna go spit in the vegetarians face!"
This scene always brings a tear to my eye. Bobby wanted to impress the vegetarian so badly, that he gave up eating meat (a big part of his identity) to win her over. It wasn't enough and she wasn't impressed. When she dumped him, Bobby was depressed. He'd lay on the living room floor, shirtless and groaning in agony, because the girl he loved left him. When he sees her in public, at first he wants to leave, but then something changes, and he decides to take his identity back AND prove to his ex-girlfriend that he's done with her ideologies. With the encouragement of his family and his community, he finishes the steak, taking his identity back from the girl who didn't appreciate him.
This scene has everything that makes King of the Hill great. Bobby and Hank bonding over something, petty revenge, Texas culture and a classic Peggy narcissism moment.
The actual challenge is insane. It's a 72 ounce steak, a shrip cocktail, a baked potato with all the fillings, 1 roll, a Caesar salad, and a large sweet tea.
@@MrRAGE-md5rj No, but she was the one who tried to shame him for doing it, in Texas, while everyone cheered him on. The moral? Don't try to be an adult when you're still a child. You'll look foolish.
I converted it into metric and 72oz is about 2kg. My usual steak serving sizes at home are between 200-300g, depending on the cut. Bobby just ate about 10 times the meat of what I'd eat in a single sitting. Props.
I loved how they all cheered him on and even though Hank literally hates PDA he kisses Peggy. What a moment and glorious achievement by Bobby. I hope I someday have a son like him
What makes it even funnier is that the b story is that bobby commented on how they never do PDA (while him and his gf always do it) and it was this entire awkward thing with them. Which is what makes the moment right after they do it being met with "c'mon, I'm eating" so funny
@WarmPotato I find that foreigners and Americans themselves overgeneralize what America looks like. America is so diverse, it's a real melting pot of people, cultures, and values. America as a whole cannot be contained within one thought or one picture, there is so much to the country. Yes, in some parts of the U.S this is how things are, but it is called the United States for a reason. A coalition of different regions with different values and cultures, how beautiful is that?
This was one of the scenes that made me realize why Cotton was always so nice to Bobby. Not only does Bobby bear a pretty striking resemblance to Cotton in his younger years, but he also has that same mean streak underneath all the girly behavior that Hank sees as "not right".
That, and Bobby is much more funny and casual about things, whereas Hank is...Hank, so Cotton feels more comfortable around Bobby and respects him more. Cotton ironically is more open-minded than his son in _some_ areas, simply because Cotton is okay with moving by the beat of your own drum and having a good time.
@@balanc-joy9187 Plus Grandparents are just always more fun and nicer to grandkids than their own kids. Cotton is the father from hell but a decent Grandpa at times.
For those of you who are interested, this restaurant really exists it’s in Amarillo Texas and it’s real name is The Big Texan. It’s the best steak in the world by far.
There is more than one restaurant in Texas, and even the US in general, that offers an extra large portion that is free if eaten in a specific time frame.
hank & peggy didn't even question anything aside from him being a vegetarian & immediately cheered him on the entire time. that's how parents are supposed to be
What i love the most about this is that those restaurants who offer challenges like that aren't cheap. That would be about a $100 steak if he failed. Hank and Peggy knowing how hurt their son is and wanting to help took that risk just so he could feel better and get over his heart ache. I miss this show
@@Sadew_Sadew Eh not when I pay for my half of everything in my apartment. Roommate pays his share but at the end,I'm stuck with just $300 I gotta make last for the rest of the month until payday. Good thing I don't have cable t.v anymore,that would've drained everything else.
I always felt so sad for Bobby in this episode. Marie was so cruel to him, especially with how she led him on and then flirted with those other guys. Just seeing Bobby lying on the floor shortly after she dumped him was so heartbreaking, but that was so sweet of Peggy to put a blanket over him and then to kiss him goodnight. Seeing Bobby eat that entire steak and seeing Marie's look of defeat in this scene was so, SO satisfying! That was also awesome to see not only Peggy, but also Hank cheering him on here. Even MARIE'S PARENTS were rooting for him! If I had a Top 10 King of the Hill episodes list, this one would definitely be on it!
Yes, but Peggy said something along the lines of, your love wasn't as strong as mine and your father's. Thus rubbing his pain in his face and proving that she's always been an arrogant narcissist even before the skydiving episode.
Bobby: "Yes. Yes I would." Hank: "That's a lotta meat son; what about being vegetarian?" Bobby: "... And I want it, rare." Hank: "That's when I knew he was my son; and that no matter what, I knew i raised him right."
Bobby unbuttoning his pants so he can eat more steak is the most American moment in television history.
Yes, yes it is.
Oh please don't say that, it's the most Texan thing. Be more specific
So beautiful.
More like the most relatable moment in television history
@@krakenofthesea106 . Bobby is Texan to the bone.
“No ones impressed Bobby.”
Says it in a room full of Texans who love Steak.
It seems her parents were meat-eaters. I saw their plates and it looked like there was meat on them.
While her parents cheer XD
How can you be a vegan in Texas
She's self-righteous about being a vegetarian that she's a bit detached. All for the sake of claiming moral superiorty over meat eaters.
@@lorenzodelarosa5659 live in Austin, that's how
The fact that rare-cooked meat is harder to chew than medium-rare meat makes Bobby’s achievement all the more impressive.
i think this depends on how much of your OEM choppers you have.
As a real world example I have all my chomplers in my mouth i can tare into a rare or medium rear piece of meat anytime and chew it down like no ones business. Some of my family is missing their orignal set of chompers so they cant tare into meat like i can.
It comes down to the tools for the job.
thank you! Thought so!@@Innocentlyincidental
@@mr6johnclarkOEM Chompers 💀
Are veneers aftermarket or just a paintjob?
more like aftermarket Fender flares@@VanillaMidgetSSBM
I’ve had blue rare that’s easier to chew than medium rare.
It’s all in the prep and how it’s cooked
Eating a giant steak to spite a vegan while giving her the 1000 yard stare is wild.
She was vegetarian
@@burgerking220 After that debacle, Marie ain't no longer taking half-measures I tell you what.
*american
She wasn't fair to him so she is having coming
Bobby got that Dawg in him… and 72 oz of top sirloin
The belt loosening was a pro gamer move.
Like a boss
He removed his limiters
He have to make some room and he should've burp too.
Nah, he went beyond a belt and went straight for his pants.
Just like in the military school episode!
"You wanna take on the steak challenge for her?"
Bobby-"No I wanna take on the steak challenge for me!"
*Bobby earned the power of Self-Respect!*
DANCERcow I understood that reference!
I love Scott Pilgrim vs The World
For her, Bobby?
No. For me.
@@diegohernandez5072 and I understood that reference! 😉
You. I like you.
When Hank is genuinely happy for Bobby it brings a smile to my heart.
Hank is an underrated tv dad.
@@IDawgedYou Honestly I'd say out of comedy/slice of life stuff he's top 5 at *minimum*.
He doesn't "Get" his son all the time but he still tries to be a good father and role model.
He admits sometimes he's wrong. He's willing to try new fads and ideas, sometimes he appreciates something new. Other times he's also not afraid to call out the stupid stuff for what it is in front of everyone.
He's a family man. He's hard on Bobby sometimes but he does seem to be aware it comes from a place of his own rough upbringing and will correct himself when he realizes he's being too hard.
He may admonish Bobby but let *NOONE* say he isn't quick to praise and tell him he's done good work when it's earned, as previously mentioned something he always wanted from his own father and never got.
@@Rixoli Boom. You get it.
I have often wondered why people don't give him the credit he is due. He's a very, VERY realistic dad. He absolutely does not understand his son, and is often put off by his son's behavior, but he NEVER backs down from defending Bobby or praising him when he does well.
The episode where Bobby becomes a meat judge is a perfect example. That episode was actually supposed to be the series finale, before they were pushed to make several more episodes for money reasons.
@@JuanAppleseed-ge6tbPeople just get upset because Hank is judgemental and pushes it onto his son. They always seem to forget that Hank will often change his mind or at least tolerate what he's bothered about.
If Hank was as bad as they say he is, he wouldn't even attempt to compromise ever and would just put Bobby down like Cotton did to Hank.
All things considered he's a good dad because he actually tries to consider Bobby and change his own behavior/attitude when he's in the wrong, which is a big thing for someone like Hank with his rigid thinking. He clearly cares about Bobby and wants what's best for him, even if his analysis is off.
"You're just making a fool out of yourself Bobby. Nobody's impressed"
Seconds later her parents cheers on Bobby
Man wtf is the point of this comment
Shut up Buffy.😂😂😂😂😂😂. That was Sarah Michelle Gellar.
@@connorgillispie7128what's the point of yours?
@@TarotVylan_Person puts into words what we all just saw. Someone replies questioning the point of simply repeating what's in the video. You question why someone would question that._
OK, *now* do you understand the point?
I like how Hank never questioned if he could finished it he just simply asked "what about being a vegetarian". Hank is a good dad.
Hank has seen how much meat that boy can down in one sitting
Hank was a good dad in THIS instance because this involves steak. Usually he’s putting Bobby down over anything Bobby is into.
@@joshuaserrato3495
He doesn’t put him down. He's just trying to stearn him into right direction.
@@kayleighbrown459 That’s not what Hank is doing. He desperately wants Bobby to be a mini Hank.
He constantly shows his disappointment in Bobby not being into sports or anything seemed as “masculine”. He even often states. “That boy ain’t right.”
Yes it’s a funny running joke, but to say Hank is a good father is just not correct because Bobby still has to tone down his personality to feel accepted by his father.
@@kayleighbrown459 No, he puts Bobby down and tries to change him to fit his worldview. A lot of it is explained by Hank's upbringing, but that doesn't mean what he's doing is good or right
When Bobby eats a steak, everyone cheers. When i eat a large pizza at home by myself, everyone calls me fatty.
Lol
CafeNightster
Ha ha fatty
Ha fatty
HA FATTY
CafeNightster a y e I did that once too! 2 years ago tho. I have respect for that!
Bobby Hill is one respectable boy. No matter who judges him, he never stops being himself. He knows how to bring out the best out of every quality that's in him. The right woman would never need to change a thing about him.
That's why Cotton loves him so much.
Bobby was a BOSS in this episode! Not only did he shovel down 72 ounces of beef. Not only did he put Marie to shame. He put his mind to it and did it like a man. And his line "And I want it, RARE" was absolute killer.
my friend who is a big guy did this once for a 3lb burrito, the first 2lb where gone in under 10 min but the last lb was so much harder and took another 20 minutes and he couldn't finish the just quarter lb or can't imagine another 1.5lb
Should've zoomed in on the part where he said Rare.
I've never attempted to eat this much food but I'd have to imagine rare is easier. It has a softer texture
“Bobby Hill’s mind was set, and only death could stop him.”
"Dating is all about who wins and who loses"
- Hank Hill
If Hank Hill was born in Gen Z, he'd be browsing some really interesting online forums right now.
Kaguya-sama: Love is War, Ill tell you hwhat
All's fair in love and war.
It’s true.
I mean, most professional relationship coaches say it's about sacrifices and making concessions. That's just fancy for winning and losing.
One of the rare times that Bobby makes Hank proud. He’s even cheering for him and coaching him!
Ha rare
@Michael Rich straight up bro. I’m watching the show from the begging right now and I just hit this part, I agree 100%
Beginning
@Michael Rich Yeah, Bobby is a good kid with good morals and a heart of gold. Even though he at times can embarrass Hank, Bobby Hill is the antithesis of Hank's father, Cotton Hill who is an asshole
Hank’s always proud of Bobby, just concerned
“Come on, Mom, Dad, we’re leaving”
….
“Oh right I’m a kid”
Bobby lost the girl, but he gained that Texan respect.
Man took that broken heart, spat it back at her, and stole the love and attention of her parents while mad dogging her as he did it. Fuckin legend
He ate a steak...
Why did she break up with Bobby in the first place anyway?
@@TechnoHajikelist pretty sure she's vegan
@@jstar3382 don’t even have to say anything else
@@TechnoHajikelist some vegan thot is why
Gotta love how Peggy and Hank were so enticed by Bobby's challenge that they didn't even order for themselves.
Shady Doorags you know what they say "its better to watch a fat kid eat, rather than to eat yourself"
Marijausas what the fuck, Dale?
Dinner and a Show: when the show gets so good, you forget about dinner. He ate for EVERYONE!!!
They thought he was gonna have leftovers. . . Hank is a sensible man
The Not-So-Epic Hundred Knight whos asking? I.. i mean my name is rusty shackleford and i am in no way associated with the person you are referring too, so if you send your filthy government goons after me, remember that i am NOT Dale Gribble and that i have never heard of that name in my life.
Bobby got it rare because he was out for blood. Power move 💯🔥
Out for Blood is damn right
Why does Peggy always have me rolling???? “Is that her? It all makes sense, she looks just like me.”
delusional 🤦🏽♂️
Guys are supposed to be into girls who remind them of their momma, depending on the school of psychology you listen to.
@@benjaminoechsli1941bruh wtf you on some weirdo vibes
@@Kurisutofa22think he was explaining the reasoning for the line as well as the bs psychology freud put out there. Don't think he was saying he agrees.
@@Kurisutofa22Bro this a theory from Freud that he’s explaining about. How you missed that?
Love how hank didn't deny it because of money.
Was all like
Hank: "He wants to eat a huge ass steak? Maybe that boy is right!"
I'm pretty sure if you complete an eating challenge, the food is free.
@@B-Mag Yeah but if you fail that much stake even back then would have been $50. And i doubt any kid that age could really pull that off.
Robert Corbett cap and bet
@@Keister00 What? Speaking in complete sentences helps people understand you.
@@robertcorbett9455 the only help that someone needs understanding is you but in other words. "And i doubt any kid that age could really pull that off." you wanna bet on that?
Spite is the strongest force in the universe
BDL30 actually, water is. Which is not wet.
Very true
Oh yes
true. it's what got trump elected as president.
@@Icecube88 I don't know much about her, but did Americans really hate her that much?
Chuck Mangione's random cameos in KotH is the gift that keeps giving
"i aint no chick!"
@@oz_jones One of the funniest moments in the show. The sound of him hitting the guy with the trumpet is too good
Feels So Good
got dang ol chuck mangione
@@oz_jonesI’m a dude!
The first time I met my gf in person was when she showed up to my bootcamp graduation. We went to Outback Steakhouse with my family after and I shoved an entire steak in my mouth forgetting she was there. Remembering in horror that this was our first thing resembling a date in person, I looked up to see if she noticed. She said "Oh, don't worry, I saw that. But I'll give you a pass on manners cause I know this is the first actual meal you've had in 3 months". I love this woman. 😂
Sounds like a real keeper!
And then you bought a dodge charger with 30% APR
She's a real one! 👍
@@cm9241F'kn PFCs.
Tell you what I ate 5600 calories at Cracker Barrel for my BCT family day
I just watched a boy eat steak for 3 minutes and somehow I don’t regret it
technically he was only eating the steak for about a minute or so
He is also animated. :D
You watched a boy turning into a man
Same here
It wasn't a full 3 minutes. Its like barely a 1 minute if him actually eating.
I like how Hank doesn't try to hold him back. Most likely because it's an unspoken rule that if a Texan sees another Texan partaking in a 72-ounce steak challenge, he must not try to stop him.
Correction: a MAN seeing ANOTHER MAN partaking in a 72 oz steak challenge.
@@jackcarraway4707 Yeah. Hank is a dad where it really matters
If I manage to finish it do I become an honorary texan?
That's because it was the only way for Bobby to get back at Marie and Hank knew that. Also imagine the amount of bragging Hank did afterwards to everyone.
@@eddiew.4650 Actually yeah that's another thing. One of Hank's biggest fears is that his only son will grow up to be a total loser, so when he sees him standing up for himself, he couldn't feel prouder.
“Don’t be afraid to use all them teeth Bobby”.. as a Texan, we’re behind you! Win Bobby!!! Win!! 😂😂
Peggy and Hank being supportive was the best part of this. They didn't say no, just said EAT!
When Bobby said “And I want it Rare.” I felt fear.
Vincent Valentine at least he didn’t want it Well done.
Alexander Chen dear god.
Probably easier to eat it rare, honestly. More juice.
@@Rutherford_Inchworm_III I’ve never had steak medium rare or rare ...
@@the-nina-beans88 I'm gonna ask you politely but firmly to leave.
If he ordered that Well done he would've been asked politely but firmly to leave.
I see, you're someone who enjoys culture
Pedro Farnsworth I always get my steaks well done when ordering at a restaurant cause I fear that if the meat is slightly raw I’ll get food poisoning, I simply don’t trust that restaurants clean the meat properly cause it’s happened to other people before, call me paranoid if you will but I really don’t feel like puking my intestines into a public restroom toilet for an hour
Edit: I’m tired of replying, if you have a different opinion that’s fine but STOP @ing me and telling me to order something else or insulting people who agree with me, grow tf up, I can eat my food however I want
B Sanchez glad someone gets it instead of writing college essays on why I need to “lighten up” lol
B Sanchez Yeah I was born in 2000 but sometimes I feel like a 90’s kid
Pedro Farnsworth wait what was Hank’s answer on rare steak
Remember kids, if you really wanna finish a 72 oz. steak in an hour, there's only one motivation that'll carry you through properly.
*S P I T E*
Spite is a fuel that makes all challenges possible
I can accomplish anything through spite.
It helps that steak is wonderfully savory.
Just like vengeance.
Yeah, cause heartbreak will just make you puke halfway
like Anasi said:
Angry is good, Angry gets shits done.
2:40 That last bite wasn’t just the last bite. It was the taste of victory for Bobby Hill.
That ain’t no boy. That there’s a man.
A pregnant man he got a gut full of meat!!
Ya damn right it is
@Gold Source hey twin
@Gold Source hey gordon
@Gold Source passport???
Even her own parents were cheering Bobby on. He definitely won in that breakup.
When your own parents are supporting your ex over you that means you've lost big time.
Shes broke, he's up
They were cheering him on before he even started she didn’t stand a chance.
Then ignoring her when she wanted to leave, making her captive 👍
@@Chirpy_SquirrelI kinda feel bad for her
The eye contact on that last bite asserted dominance.
It's the dreaded "I'll find another" look.
I love that hank and peggy don’t try to convince him not to, and know to encourage him through such a tough challenge :)
Bobby literally ate the entire 72 oz steak without a single beverage.....can I say thug life?
He had the blood
Can a 72 Oz steak exsist?
@@the-nina-beans88 yes they do exist. It’s a Texan challenge itself.
@watergod 83 *lowers you into a vat of hot oil*
If its a good steak, cooked right, you don't need a drink.
0:22 "Dating's all about who wins and who loses."
I love how Peggy not only doesn't dispute that, she literally doesn't even react. She believes the same thing 😂
She's so competitive she probably has scores written somewhere
She's so vain she's won gold in made up categories
In other words,
Love is war
@@Burkutace27 Love is a battlefield.
@@seppukumouse8005 nah, Love is War is a way better anime than Love is a Battlefield is a song.
That's because she's winning
"Dating's all about who wins and who loses."
... it all makes sense now...
Sigma Grillset
"No... it damn well doesn't."
@@drgemployee1232clearly, you lost
“That’s a lot of meat. What happened to being a Vegetarian?”
Hank, his vegetarian diet went out the window the minute his heart got broken.
As a Texan, i can confirm that steakhouses with challenges like this are very common and the staff and guest are always happy to cheer them on
All hail the king
Do the staff cheer because they're actually happy, or because they'd get fired if they don't?
@@togapika it's really on a case by case basis, i myself have worked in several restaurants over the years and most staff treat it with a bit of fun. Nothing to serious
@@togapika pretty sure they’re either excited or want to praise the guy
@@MustacheDLuffy they are, Texans LOVE their steak
"if you leave, she wins, and dating's all about who wins and who loses"
One of my favorite quotes from anything ever 😂
*"He ain't right ..... ...But he's NOT* wrong either ..... !!!"
🤣🤣🤣 🤣
☠️☠️☠️ 🤌🤌🤌
She has a point considering how the break up went and how Marie still held power over Bobby. A broken clock is right at least twice.
Hank is a good father
@@aylasabatini7122 Were they really even together, or was that just in Bobby's imagination?
@@PintheDog Personally, I don't count it because they were middle schoolers. But Marie did declare Bobby her boyfriend in the episode, even went as far as to kiss him to make it official. So no, Bobby didn't imagine it, but it shows that he was in a toxic relationship.
*"Hey you two, I'm trying to eat"* 😂
Dang it Chuck! 😂
Bobby really lets his inner Cotton Hill shine sometimes in the series. I hope when KOTH comes back he's almost like a spitting image of Cotton but toned back and has him his shons still! Bobby really said "im gonna go spit in the vegetarians face!"
Lol
IMAGINE if Cotton Hill was with them!!!
Every time someone questions if Hank really is Bobby's genetic father, just bring up how he's like Cotton.
Every KotH scene where Hank is legitimately proud of and excited for Bobby warms my heart everytime
There's no shortage, that's why this shows the best
"That boy is right."
@@Potato-yd3hv fr
@@Potato-yd3hv lol
@@jdm1671 lol
This scene always brings a tear to my eye. Bobby wanted to impress the vegetarian so badly, that he gave up eating meat (a big part of his identity) to win her over. It wasn't enough and she wasn't impressed. When she dumped him, Bobby was depressed. He'd lay on the living room floor, shirtless and groaning in agony, because the girl he loved left him. When he sees her in public, at first he wants to leave, but then something changes, and he decides to take his identity back AND prove to his ex-girlfriend that he's done with her ideologies. With the encouragement of his family and his community, he finishes the steak, taking his identity back from the girl who didn't appreciate him.
greatest plot synopsis
The anti simp
Normally I'd laugh at someone over analyzing a cartoon, but if any cartoon is worth over analyzing, it's King Of The Hill. Very well said.
Thanks for recapping the plot because I haven't seen the episode and it's nice to have context
And that's one of many reasons why Bobby Hill is great
How can you not love the comment made by Marie's dad "A steak-eating machine!"
Her: Nobody's impressed!
Everyone, including her parents: WOOHOO
This scene has everything that makes King of the Hill great. Bobby and Hank bonding over something, petty revenge, Texas culture and a classic Peggy narcissism moment.
Only things missing were a Frito Pie reference and something about propane or propane accessories.
It’s Peggy’s competitiveness for me. Hoooo yahhh
Don't forget Chuck Mangione!
@@seymourglass26you right 🎷
Also owning the liberal stand-in. Regardless of politics it seems to be a staple of the show.
Good on Hank and Peggy for trusting their son enough to pay for that 72oz beast which probably cost about $50+ itself. Most parents would never.
APG19912009 they said I’m the video that if he finishes their meal is free
The actual challenge is insane. It's a 72 ounce steak, a shrip cocktail, a baked potato with all the fillings, 1 roll, a Caesar salad, and a large sweet tea.
@@coffeecat4506 yeah but for the actual challenge you have to pay the money upfront and if you get it back if you succeed.
I can’t imagine eating that much in one sitting personally, Bobby is a monster
@@JakeBolt Andre the Giant would probably have ordered double.
the fact the girl's parents were rooting for bobby made it all the more satisfying.
The look on Bobby's face just before he eats that last bit is excellent. King of the Hill was great.
For those who don’t know that’s 4.5 lbs of pure steak
Holy shit!!!!
Omfg. I can barely finish 8 oz of steak
Not to mention it was cooked rare
Ryan Savering I could eat that medium rare but I honestly doubt rare
Rocket Raccoon best I can do is medium I’ll only eat medium rare if it’s a really good cut of meat
I like how Hank and Peggy order nothing and just sit there for an hour watching him eat.
Under an hour. He wonel
Fuckin mistyped. But you get my point
@@Headlessgenieyou can edit your comments
@@Headlessgenie wonel
@@Headlessgenie .wonel.
As a native Texan this is the most Texan revenge tactic 😅😂
I never got why she was a vegetarian in Texas of all places
@@jonathanramos8414 Because that's America. Don't ask for logic in America.
Getting revenge on a girl is so sweet. They cant control their emotions 😂
“And dating is all about who wins and who loses” - Hank
Damn Hank, what a wise man.
And Bobby wins!
That's literally the worst relationship advice you could ever give lol
@@abhaybhatt4286 r/woooosh
@@abhaybhatt4286 but it’s best advice you could give for any social interaction
Its the truth
That girl looked so betrayed when her parents were cheering
Good
Must have driven home the fact that she's just as much of a child as Bobby XD
@@nuzlocke2266 She wasn't the one who ate a 72-0ounce steak.
@@MrRAGE-md5rj No, but she was the one who tried to shame him for doing it, in Texas, while everyone cheered him on.
The moral? Don't try to be an adult when you're still a child. You'll look foolish.
He was a child they wished they had!
He successfully filled the void she left with 72 ounces of rare stake.
I like how supportive his folks are
Fun fact: this episode won King of the Hill their only Emmy for Outstanding Animated Series…a win, like Bobbys steak eating, that was well deserved :)
I'm appalled that Wings of a Dope never won an award that episode was spectacular imo
The fact that Family Guy has won Nine Emmys and King of the Hill only won Two is an absolute travesty.
@@fieryphoenix586 who ever makes the most money I guess
If it was their only win, I'd say that's pretty... Rare.
@@fieryphoenix586 Shows how stupid the Academy really is. Award shows really haven't known what they were doing for a while now.
Hank actually impressed with his son.
Well it's 72 ounces of rare beef in 1 hour. I'd be impressed too. I'd also be terrified for the toilet he has to go
For once, that boy's alright.
Grammer good
And the series finally. That episode was so heartwarming.
Even speedwagon is impressed
I converted it into metric and 72oz is about 2kg. My usual steak serving sizes at home are between 200-300g, depending on the cut.
Bobby just ate about 10 times the meat of what I'd eat in a single sitting. Props.
The pants unbuttoning is the realest shit ever 😂😂🙏 I love KotH
"She looks exactly like me" gotta wonder what the world looks like through them thick glasses...
Tim Longpeter I imagine it's a world full of arrows pointed at her.
Big
It's not the glasses it's her stupidity and narcissism.
Kandi Klover which is why it would be interesting to see what the world looks like to her...dumby.
I'm always down for some King of the Hill... unless its a Peggy episode.
I loved how they all cheered him on and even though Hank literally hates PDA he kisses Peggy. What a moment and glorious achievement by Bobby. I hope I someday have a son like him
What makes it even funnier is that the b story is that bobby commented on how they never do PDA (while him and his gf always do it) and it was this entire awkward thing with them. Which is what makes the moment right after they do it being met with "c'mon, I'm eating" so funny
Honestly it was kind of rude, considering Chuck Mangione was trying to eat
That boy ain't right.
A son like him for this part... Not the making out with plastic heads part tho.
@@blackhawks81H ya know, sometimes a boy has to be not right so he can be showed what's right.
That episode is hilarious tho
that's unbuttoning his pants moment is the most dramatically tense moment in anime history.
The ultimate lesson: never change who you are for someone who isn’t worth it.
AMEN! 🤘
Amen
Teehee
Yes sir!!!!
amen to that man, i’ll keep that in mind when i get into a relationship
Him loosening his short is like Rock Lee taking off his leg weights.
What a legend.
The difference is that Bobby won.
Ohhhhh Burrrrrrn!!!
Who the fuck is Rock Lee?
@@Habeev07 Naruto character
@@Habeev07 You did not just say that Take that back!!!!
Peggy always cracks me up too. Just her oblivious confidence
Bobby and his beef related character growth
Bobby the absolute chad
I used to know a guy named Chad. He was a hardcore goth dude.
JanetFunkYeah a beta Chad?!
The absolute unit
What exactly is "beta" referring to? Like a video game in development?
Chad is a homosexual name
This is how I picture America...
@WarmPotato I find that foreigners and Americans themselves overgeneralize what America looks like. America is so diverse, it's a real melting pot of people, cultures, and values. America as a whole cannot be contained within one thought or one picture, there is so much to the country. Yes, in some parts of the U.S this is how things are, but it is called the United States for a reason. A coalition of different regions with different values and cultures, how beautiful is that?
This is exactly what america is like
HitzCritz Murica !
@@lieutenantwalrus860
I agree.
Don't listen to anyone, this clip is easily the most American 3 minutes and seven seconds in history.
I love how even Marie’s parents are rooting for Bobby on this one.
It’s moments lime these that make be proud of being a Texan.
God bless the Lone Star State!
Even Marie's parents are like "Why can't our daughter eat steak like Bobby?"
Some girls start to become familiar and good at eating meat after they hit 18 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
She is eating steak all right...tube steak.
She likes it big
She's just vegetarian just to rebel against her parents. One my siblings is that way because that sibling is the middle child.
MrRyukage "because that sibling is the middle child" *that's* your logic? Really?
"And I want it rare!"
Denzel Washington voice-"my man!"
i would have asked for medium rare in his shoes personally.
The redder the better
My nigga.
@@michaelmorse4444 “You made your decision, now live it with it. BAM!”
Thats not what he said
The two most powerful human emotions; Love and Spite.
I went to a Texas Roudhouse for the 1st time, and was surprised as heck when someone did something like this and everyone shouted "yeeehaaaw!!!"
This was one of the scenes that made me realize why Cotton was always so nice to Bobby. Not only does Bobby bear a pretty striking resemblance to Cotton in his younger years, but he also has that same mean streak underneath all the girly behavior that Hank sees as "not right".
That, and Bobby is much more funny and casual about things, whereas Hank is...Hank, so Cotton feels more comfortable around Bobby and respects him more.
Cotton ironically is more open-minded than his son in _some_ areas, simply because Cotton is okay with moving by the beat of your own drum and having a good time.
Bobby is also Cotton’s second chance. He knew he was a shitty father to Hank so he doesn’t want to make the same mistake again.
@@Prof_Tickles92 and cotton knows that bobby, if he joins the military during war time.. will go on to kill fiddy-six men.
He also beat him at his own game, the episode where Bobby went to military school.
@@balanc-joy9187 Plus Grandparents are just always more fun and nicer to grandkids than their own kids. Cotton is the father from hell but a decent Grandpa at times.
The writing on this show is such a hidden gem.
@watergod 83 no u
No u
This show and Malcolm in the middle had best writing during late 90’s FOX
I love how encouraging Hank and Peggy are here.
This little boy grows up and sacrifices himself to save his crew from Omni Man. He never backs down from a challenge.
It kinda of funny because Bobby read the comics in one episode 😂😂
For those of you who are interested, this restaurant really exists it’s in Amarillo Texas and it’s real name is The Big Texan. It’s the best steak in the world by far.
Thanks, if I ever visit Texas, I'll be looking for it. Hopefully it doesn't close before I have the chance though, haha!
If Arlington wasn’t a literal 5-6 hour drive, I’d probably go there every other month to try it myself
Cant believe I didn't go there the one time I was in Amarillo. Had I known it was there, I'd have stopped at nothing!
There is more than one restaurant in Texas, and even the US in general, that offers an extra large portion that is free if eaten in a specific time frame.
Shit I live in San Antone, I might just pay them a little visit
I like how he stared her down right in the eyes as he ate that last sweet, savoury bite
It’s like he was saying, you’ll never find another decent man like me!
I get that feeling lol
Right after show boating with a fork flip. Boss mode.
hank & peggy didn't even question anything aside from him being a vegetarian & immediately cheered him on the entire time. that's how parents are supposed to be
I love how literally everyone is supporting and encouraging him.
What i love the most about this is that those restaurants who offer challenges like that aren't cheap. That would be about a $100 steak if he failed. Hank and Peggy knowing how hurt their son is and wanting to help took that risk just so he could feel better and get over his heart ache. I miss this show
It's on Hulu but it get flooded with ads.
Couldn't watch more then 3 episodes because the ads kept annoying me so I gave up.
@@Off-with-a-bang It's worth the wee bit extra for ad free imo
@@Off-with-a-bang I can't even access my old Hulu account anymore
10$ in argentina
@@Sadew_Sadew
Eh not when I pay for my half of everything in my apartment. Roommate pays his share but at the end,I'm stuck with just $300 I gotta make last for the rest of the month until payday. Good thing I don't have cable t.v anymore,that would've drained everything else.
Bobby was about to give up
And then he unbuckled his belt and thought
*bEgOnE tHoT*
No woman is worth crawling on the Earth.
@@fluffy-hellhound
Owot
Is that Frankie Valli?
Who would crawl on the earth?
@@TheBigChubbyBunny your mum
Libtard destroyed
Bobby just earned the power of self respect!
Bobby Wins. Flawless Victory. Fatality.
I always felt so sad for Bobby in this episode. Marie was so cruel to him, especially with how she led him on and then flirted with those other guys. Just seeing Bobby lying on the floor shortly after she dumped him was so heartbreaking, but that was so sweet of Peggy to put a blanket over him and then to kiss him goodnight. Seeing Bobby eat that entire steak and seeing Marie's look of defeat in this scene was so, SO satisfying! That was also awesome to see not only Peggy, but also Hank cheering him on here. Even MARIE'S PARENTS were rooting for him! If I had a Top 10 King of the Hill episodes list, this one would definitely be on it!
People don’t often recognize their first relationship are bad because they don’t have anything to reference to compare it to
@@resplndnt, well said
That a women evil and vindictive
Her parents being cool gives me faith Marie's just going through a phase and will turn out okay later.
Yes, but Peggy said something along the lines of, your love wasn't as strong as mine and your father's. Thus rubbing his pain in his face and proving that she's always been an arrogant narcissist even before the skydiving episode.
Bobby: "Yes. Yes I would."
Hank: "That's a lotta meat son; what about being vegetarian?"
Bobby: "... And I want it, rare."
Hank: "That's when I knew he was my son; and that no matter what, I knew i raised him right."
That aint no boy, thats a man. A man who ate a 72oz Rare Grade steak
That boy IS right
Hank considered medium rare to be perfect, but I'm sure his stance on steak doneness is "everything is perfectly valid as long as it's not well done."
@@calvinanderson4245based
Who's that fat kid eating a big ole steak
Hank: That sir is my son and I'm as proud as hell to be that boy's father.
I was 8 years old when I saw this episode and I was rooting for him so hard! 🎉🎉🎉🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Bobby HIll won his steak eating contest while Homer failed his.
Bobby's ex-girlfriend is so pretentious especially when ordering her meal.
Well she is 13 if I remember correctly
@@resplndnt if i acted like that at 13 my mom would slap the shit out of me.
@@alexanderredhorse1297 I'd slap the shit outta you.
@@alexanderredhorse1297 my mom would have slapped me into another universe
Alexander Redhorse Sorry you got stuck with an abusive mom :(
1:36 "Atta boy bobby, you can do it son" "Shovel it in Honey , don't be afraid to use all your teeth" now those are parents
Talk about SUPPORTIVE parents! 👍🏻
Do supportive parents like that even exist irl lol
Hank is the father that I aspire to be.
More parents should strive to be like Hank and Peggy in this situation.
Good support.
I love how Bobby mad dogs her at the end with the last bite👍
That daughter telling her parents that they’re leaving, girl needs a clue
I absolutely love how supportive Bobby's Parents are.
I love how supportive his girlfriend's parent's are cheering him on to🤣🤣🤣
@@raven4k998 Ex-girlfriend's parents.
@@raven4k998well it is an obligation, in Texas, for any carnivore to cheer for someone going for a steak challenge
And it's rare
@@PintheDog*ex-mistake's parents