Sometimes people forget just how smart King of the Hill can be.
When Kahn finds out that his daughter isn’t admitted into a prestigious summer school because of racial quotas, he loses it and realizes that all his families hard work is for nothing. They start living like rednecks since they think their education doesn’t mean anything and nearly become homeless in the process.
When Kahn is thrown into a stick fighting ring Hank tries to talk sense into him and we learn what made Kahn make this decision.
Because racial and gender quotas or terrible.
God damn right they are.
I freaking love King of the Hill. It’s the rare “Adult” cartoon that doesn’t rely on raunchy humor and tasteless jokes and actually creates meaningful characters with real life issues.
And it was, weirdly enough, created by the dude who created Beavis and Butthead
Beavis and Butthead is, as a show, a decent bit smarter than you’d think
The gems playing sims
Steven: Makes sims versions of his family except his household has the maximum number of pets allowed.
Pearl: Everyone has a job and everyone goes to bed on time. She names all of the babies "Steven". May or may not have made her and Rose.
Amethyst: Sets her sims on fire then gets bored.
Garnet: Makes sim versions of Ruby and Sapphire, plays their lives out and when they die she makes new versions and starts again.
Peridot: Makes really detailed houses but can't get through a single day playing with people.
Lapis: Uses cheats and deletes NPCs who annoy her.
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The Effects of Marijuana
Been a while since I did Steven Grumps, so here’s one I’ve had planned for a while now.
Ultimate Evils in the Cartoon Shows of the 2010s
Gravity Falls: Inter-dimensional demon with a dark sense of humor.
Star vs. The Forces of Evil: Manipulative Nine-fingered lizard man.
Adventure Time: Sentient Nuclear Fallout.
Legend of Korra: Giant Soul-consuming flatworm.
Over the Garden Wall: Literally Satan.
Wander Over Yonder: Dorky Schoolgirl with a Sadistic streak.
Steven Universe: A Fandom that seems to completely and almost purposefully ignore the show's message of love and acceptance of others.
