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Heinrich can unravel himself to 23 feet tall and he lives inside the back of your fridge, eating the leftovers so old you forgot about them completely.
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#KingOfTheHill down from his faux-humble conceit.
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#KingOfTheHill course, Simpsons was much more openly ridiculing of homosexuality, but people expect that level of ridicule from The Simpsons, or did at the time. But they show Homer change his views, as well he should. Hank can't possibly do that; the whole premise of the show is that he never backs
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#KingOfTheHill but the slightest bit of nonstandard character his son shows gets swept under the rug. With a character like Homer Simpson, it's easier, because Homer's a ha-ha clown, not a sad clown like Hank Hill. So we can show Homer Simpson's homophobia as what it is: Patently ridiculous. Of
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#KingOfTheHill be about anything else remotely different than him and his pedestrian philosophy.
They didn't have the guts to really show what an awful human being Hank Hill really is in a more straightforward way than they've ever done before. Oh, sure, it's okay for Dale Gribble's dad to be gay,
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#KingOfTheHill It was such a cop-out, and completely unbelievable for his character, for the premise, for a Texan, that he wasn't a bigot about this, but he was such a bigot about everything else. He wasn't even just "A-hyup, that's a thing" about it, which is the most tolerant we've ever seen him
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from America because I guess he can't get a VISA for anywhere in Asia
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Lasaga Snapsnips finds out about it and makes Humer Slopsnors feel guilty because the blue snake is going to be turned into a belt by those two French people from season 1 of The Sploksips.You know when Borat Sfleepchops goes to France and they send that Albanian child to steal nuclear secrets
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Actually, the context might be them also brainwashing the hero into raising a child that isn't his, making him think it is his child. Because Murasaki stands up and is like, "Let's raise money for them!" for some reason. Raising a child is expensive, and the working classes need financial assistance
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You'll come to expect orchestral but anti-climactic music that makes battles feel like you're sitting through a really good school recital. And expect the one single angry forehead that Toriyama knew how to draw. There's really no visual innovation such as kemono to keep it or anime from stagnating.
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Dragon Quest is like the dirty old man of JRPGs, between the gambling and the breast-massage bunny girls. It's also like the Redwall of JRPGS. If you've played one, you've played them all. So you might as well play IX, which was when the series peaked.
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Yoshihiko's LGBT relations remind me of certain WW2-era cartoons.