You don't know what you've got til its gone. Or in some cases, you don't know what it was or meant, until it returns.
This is an absolutely fantastic take on the classic fundamentals of Hank Hill's Texas and the embodiment of the modern world.
Its hillarious for so many reasons and the nostalgia of a time, not a place, that feels so lost in todays melodramatic geopolitical climate.
This is a gift for those of us who appreciate simpler times while still trying to figure out all the subjugated BS of today's society.
Something to be appreciated and adorned by all. Its important, now more than ever, for people to understand and appreciate and respect history instead of the liberal re-writes that we have to suffer through.
This episode made me laugh and feel as comfortable as ever. With a fresh new take on the beloved characters. An older Bobby still as much an individual as he has always been. The heart & soul of the series. Never wavers and never bows down, but in a RESPECTFUL manner that us ultimately LOST on millenials.
The humor here is incredible as it transcends all borders and truly ushers in the generations in this shiny new bubble. Everything in one place, without the fear of prejudices from the "New millenial homes" (and that statement is used ironically. If you're not a Gen-X'er then you don't get it)
This episode had me crying. Easily appreciated by all, especially those of us familiar with the original. Something that respects our roots while incorporating... lets just say all the sh¡t that's been forced on us since this series ended its first run.
