Bobby Hill Claims Hardbone! Meat Judging Team

King Of The Hill S13E24
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Bobby Hill Joins A Meat Judging Team.
Bobby Wins The Meat Judging Competition!

[@qjames0077]

This is technically the last episode of KotH, and honestly, the most heartwarming considering at the end both Hank and Bobby are grilling side by side

[@wolfbones666]

Yep. 😊

[@vashcanlistens]

Wait, this is the finale? I was just about to ask what ep it is..

[@qjames0077]

@bastiat4855 why do you have to be mean? What am I coping about? In the series wiki it's listed as the last canonical episode. There were a few episodes that were previously unreleased that aired after this one, but Brittany Murphy had just died, Boomhauer was revealed to be Texas Ranger (which doesn't make a lot of sense if you think about it) and the final scene shows everyone on Rainey Street coming together for a BBQ. Why are you being mean, bro?

[@theotakux5959]

It's the final episode produced and the last one to air on FOX, but the 'technically' part comes in because FOX skipped 4 episodes, which went on to premiere on adult swim later. So while it's the final episode produced (until the upcoming reboot) and the intended finale, it isn't the last new episode to air.

[@MongoTheMagnificent666]

​@bastiat4855🤓

[@Oobmcoob]

The FACT that I did meat judging (FFA) in high school just makes this experience better cause I understand everything.

[@happy2904]

Could you explain for me? I'm an up and coming chef trying to learn things like this.

[@Oobmcoob]

When a (specifically beef) carcass is cut, you can see the ribs where it was cut. If you see a brownish grey in the middle of any of the bones, that means the meat is past 30 days and is too old to be for human consumption. Even if the carcass is a prime (perfect marbling, large ribeye, etc..), it is dropped down market use because it’s an FDA risk.

[@happy2904]

@@Oobmcoob so that's hardbone would mean then? Good to know I haven't seen any brownish bones yet in the kitchen I work in but im glad to know in case it happens in the future

[@macoyreiber4482]

I did meats too, as well as raising Wagyu growing up. We've had 8 year old cull cows that would have been a perfect low prime if not for their age. King of the Hill was such a good show. They got all of the important details right on even the smallest plot points.

[@sincereflowers3218]

​@@macoyreiber4482mike judge is a master.

[@drewschroeder272]

This is the true KotH finale. All the storyline wrapped up neat and Bobby and Hank finally making a real connection through their love of steak. Among tv's greatest.

[@bluecanine3374]

Yeah. He followed in Hanks footsteps (joing a team, taking them to state), but also in a very Bobby way. He isn't athletic and is still goofy (Hank brings up his ranch for unocorn dolls he had), but he showed the character and integrity Hank spent so long trying to instill in Bobby (Bobby actually working hard for the team, being against them cheating, knowing to stand up for himself). It felt like finally "that boy is right".

[@EseJandro]

What episode was this?

[@wolfbones666]

Yep. 😊

[@gngrphyr]

​@@EseJandro "To Sirloin With Love" S13 E24. This is the last episode in the original run of the series, effectively the finale, and generally accepted as such. This will change with the release of new episodes on Hulu

[@The_Bigot]

@@bluecanine3374this episode is just a regular run of the mill episode. Bobby has always shown that he is admirable and smart. He’s shown all of those things you said you saw in this episode in almost every episode he’s in. The reason why it doesn’t feel like a finale is because it wasn’t ever intended to be the finale since the show was cancelled abruptly by fox.

[@afafaa3302]

The shit part is that bobby fucked up once and they all got mad at him and excluded him. Also that team he was with don't even eat meat.

[@Doctor_Odin]

Good old contradictions of modern society don’t even consume a product but participate in a contest for future butchers/meat industry workers. Which the contradiction that is modern society being the forefront of the shows premise.

[@Dkrule1]

@@Doctor_Odin aka, politics?

[@FFKonoko]

@@Doctor_Odin yeah, because it's impossible for anyone to be knowledgeable about something without doing something else. That's why all people selling bikes are only cyclists and all people in shops for baby clothes have to have children of their own. You can't visibly see ossification unless you ate bacon that morning. Art critics all paint and Olympic judges are all superhuman.👍

[@dewaunwarren1]

Solo queue

[@draconicdemigod9696]

Yeah I notice that a lot in KOTH. Bobby joins a team, he gives them a winning streak/edge, he fucks it up once, and everyone gets mad at him like he kicked a puppy. I'm like, dude he's a person he's not going to be 100% perfect he's flawed.

[@spencerredding9157]

“That boy [is] right.”

[@leooo6311]

underrated comment

[@l.d.cfilms4363]

I love jokes that I actually have to think about for a second.

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

900th like

[@seanrowland3620]

"then it's time to speak up." I did not expect that. Worth remembering.

[@AdiG1]

That boy ain't right, but he right

[@NuckBasty]

That boy ain’t right, but he’s all right

[@alexcallender]

Bobby, if you weren't my son, I'd hug you

[@Hamantha]

The only boy who wasn’t right was Hank all along

[@dovahbovah]

The single best comment XD

[@HOLY_SPIRIT_GOD]

Conservative problems, don't respond if im right.

[@juanmanuelpenaloza9264]

Bobby's back must be cracking from carrying the team like that.

[@Ichiyama22]

What team? They were all being held hostage on a bus until this, the very last part of the competition. Bobby literally solo'd the entire game.

[@renji90998]

It’s no surprise that Bobby knows meat, considering that Hank is his father.

[@swiftyenzo1417]

Yeah they bond over it in this episode

[@dah_goofster]

Hank aint the father.

[@dah_goofster]

@Aidan Eaglesfield daaaamn that hit deep. 🥺

[@user-cp9yo4jk9b]

You have to remember what propane is for. Grilling. Grilling meat.

[@toooydoeur]

@@dah_goofster 🤨

[@dead_vibes]

Video: to the right, to the left, take it back now y'all

[@abeyance3359]

if he don’t shut up we going to keep it moving Lolol

[@ianbruker5255]

Cha cha real smooth

[@mspaint93]

Lmfao

[@mohammadsyazwigeoffrey7325]

Turn it up

[@Manuel-sr4kq]

Cha cha real smooth

[@jonDoe-ml3jq]

I'm learning more and more about meat this year

[@jonDoe-ml3jq]

@@cedar4539 puberty must have skipped me cause everyone else besides me got a nice strong voice

[@zacziggarot]

@@jonDoe-ml3jq you gotta practice at lowering that octave

[@jonDoe-ml3jq]

@@zacziggarot I want a voice like Barry white or Isaac Hayes

[@zacziggarot]

@@jonDoe-ml3jq well if you can, try to get some choir practice. The average person has three different levels to their voice; a high one, a low one, and a normal one. If you practice singing with a deep voice it can help you learn to regulate it so that you can find that deep pitch that you want. I myself kind of struggle with this because I feel like my voice is a little higher than it should be but I've been able to get really low by focusing on my vocal cords. it just makes my throat sore because I'm not used to it 😅 it all comes down to practice mostly

[@twilightsparkle75]

That's what She said!!!!

[@xilencered7788]

"this milk taste like the cow got into an onion patch" "Correct again" "Yesss" 🤓

[@giantturd5157]

Do the chickens have large talons?

[@ManDuderGuy]

​@@giantturd5157 I use that phrase at every opportunity; there aren't many but I'm on it.

[@disgruntledpedant2755]

Better than bleach, anyway..

[@quinnmarchese6313]

@@giantturd5157 "i dont understand a word you just said"

[@Natediggetydog]

@@giantturd5157I worked on a layer farm in high school, and my dad would ask me that constantly 😂 “Six dollars? That’s like a dollar an hour!”

[@OriginalPlopsta]

The handshake that Hank gives Bobby afterwards is one of the greatest moments of the series

[@blakedavis2447]

“This is the marbling of your dreams” Bobby: shut up and listen to me tell you why you’re wrong and this meat is trash

[@LegendStormcrow]

He didn't say it was trash, just that it wasn't prime.

[@blakedavis2447]

@@LegendStormcrow r/whoosh

[@botdfbvb]

@@blakedavis2447 that's not r/wooosh at all

[@confidingrex85]

@@botdfbvb It kinda is. Explaining the joke makes it less funny.

[@LegendStormcrow]

@@confidingrex85 r/foundthetoyotacarolla

[@samuelkubiak5782]

I love how hank asks him if he's sure, Bobby says yes, and hank gives him the confidence to speak. Beautiful father son moment

[@ShmootheJoo]

"Are you sure?" "Yes I am." "Then it's time to speak up." It's wholesome, but very inspiring words.

[@voidishprattles4319]

That's what make Koth such a good show. It makes fun of Republicans and Texas culture specifically, but at the same time shows the good side of everything too. Sure Hank is an emotionally repressed man who finds it hard to connect and be proud of his son less conventional ways but he's always there for Bobby and always tries his best to be a good father when his emotional problems don't get in the way. It's a very wholesome relationship imo.

[@Funr1r]

@@voidishprattles4319 I think the show always did a good job of showing the positives and negatives of Texas culture. What a lot of people don't get is that some of those are interlinked. The ability to be strong and speak up for what you believe in is admirable in some situations, but that same behavior becomes stubborn and opinionated in other places. But it's the same behavior, git rid of the bad and the good goes away too.

[@rahteljackson433]

@@Funr1r Depends on where and when you choose to use that boldness to speak.

[@louisfriend6369]

Right

[@igneel5612]

if you saw me dislike like 3 times.. I was trying to hit read more. sorry.

[@ChildishSoldier]

As weird as Bobby is, overall he's a smart kid

[@bravobird9435]

He's not weird he's just not Hank

[@christopheradkins2780]

@@bravobird9435 he is a little wierd, tho it's ok.

[@tbazz95]

@@bravobird9435 He is weird. And so is Hank. We can all agree that Peggy is a horrible, conceited woman, right?

[@mspaint93]

@@tbazz95 I think all the characters are flawed but have a good heart? To my understanding, the writers were a bunch of West coast US academics who wanted to break the stereotypes people have about the US South, showing theyre all sweet people even if they're different

[@tbazz95]

@@mspaint93 Peggy was regularly petty, she didn't know near as much Spanish as she thought she did, and often correct *Mexicans* on their Spanish. Even though Bobby was better at cooking than her, and had a lot of fun doing it, she wouldn't eat his stuff, wanting everyone to eat her "spa-peggy and meatballs" *which was just spaghetti and meatballs* not even a good version, just every 90's housewives recipe. She also completely ignored whatever was happening in her son, husband, and niece's lives in favor of her *tiny* inconvenience, like the paper paying her 15 cents less per page.

[@SemperCallide]

One of my favorite things about Bobby’s relationship with Hank: Hank is always disappointed that he is not more physical and doing sports, but Bobby can get really intense like his father when it comes to certain nerdy pursuits that his dad can get behind, like judging beef. It always makes me happy when they find something to bond over.

[@Enixgeek]

I love how nobody is taking about how Bobby saw that imperfection at least 30 feet away.

[@A-TALKING-TOASTER]

That doesn't really surprise me Bobby always did have good aim

[@cloviswater4870]

This just might be Bobby’s biggest moment. He goes through a lot of trials and errors but he legit won the whole competition by himself and even when he had to speak out against his shitty teammates

[@poboing2503]

Even bonded with his dad, which was always a hard thing to really do. Last scene is them grilling next to each other. Really was a super wholesome ending, and KotH, while not the funniest, is one of the best cartoons of all time for the fact that it’s actually a genuinely wholesome family show. No abuse, silly situations, a little drama.

[@odiin3982]

Before, when I was younger, I didn’t particularly care for this show, mainly because I felt that Hank was too overbearing and religious in how he raises Bobby, but now that I’m older, and knowing a tiny bit more about the lore and history of the show, I’ve realized that out of all the animated families, the Hill’s are the most sane, functional, and least abusive. Homer regularly chokes Bart, the Griffins regularly insult and harm Meg, the Belchers are somewhat toxic, what with Linda denying Bob’s allergy and the youngest being a ticking time bob of crazy, the Smiths regularly physically fight, and more. But when Hank realizes he fucked up, he tends to work to repair his mistakes, hell, he even broke a cycle of abuse that his father inflicted upon him.

[@TNTspaz]

It's so well done because it is essentially how many families developed after the boomer baby generation. People who had broken families and childhoods growing up trying to make something better for their family. It's how my dad was and so many of my friends families were It's so raw and real

[@chandranapier2259]

Homer Simpson and Peter griffin have done way more than insults and even choking.

[@GreenAnonymous]

My God... great post

[@filthy_peasant_the_one2134]

the griffins regularly get killed or murder each other so…

[@ghost-6082]

Bro it just reminds me of texas lol

[@senorburrito1]

King of the Hill is one of the most underrated shows of all time. Every character has a back story. They cover each person well with their own individual episodes. And it’s well written humor. Miss this show alot

[@b3njiiisjammin608]

Hank is a supportive dad

[@BNAG1019]

The best thing about Hank is that when it comes to others ways of life, his son, or things that don't match his world view, he will at least come to an understanding if not show respect and support for both his boy and those that respect him.

[@The.Nasty.]

@@BNAG1019 true, I always liked that Hank was reserved and kept to his own… but after a little education or conversation he always managed to meet someone halfway or find common ground to bond over. Great show.

[@jestawell]

He is but he’s not perfect which makes him believable

[@jamesmayle3787]

Jesus Christ is Lord. It is all true. Please take your salvation seriously. Read the Bible and do what it says

[@b3njiiisjammin608]

@@jamesmayle3787 ha nope I'm going to continue to do what I do and be content with what I have

[@thehashslingingslasher2708]

I watched this as a kid, now im a dad and I fully understand the weight of Hank having that confidence in his son. One of the most powerful forces on our beautiful planet is the love and support of a parent.

[@Code_6dof]

Dad's encouragement saved the day.

[@kakizakichannel]

Hank doesn't second-guess Bobby, he just trusts him to know what he's doing

[@S_047]

That boy knows his steak

[@lavatun]

Powers far beyond mere peasant folk, yes..

[@savagehiro1720]

No no Bobby knows his meats

[@samurai1833]

I’ll tell yuh whut!

[@YokaiYusuke]

Wiping tears from his eyes full of pride Hank whispers to himself “That boy is finally right!”

[@kovanova9409]

Bobby hill, protector of purses and oracle of beef cuts.

[@demnbrown]

Prop comic extraordinaire

[@hotdogsarepropaganda]

also god to millions of Asians

[@Richard-Espanol]

​@@hotdogsarepropagandalmao you're right!! Totally forgot about that episode!

[@JacobHillSBD]

Bro this video got Pan and Scan like we’re watching early DVD.

[@patrickstewart3446]

In my day we didn’t have Dee Vee Dee! We had VHS and it was low res and got blurrier the more you watched and you had to squint until your eyeballs started bleeding! You didn’t have the option of different languages! If you wanted to know what people were saying you had to take a foreign language course and you learned so many foreign languages that your forgot how to speak English! And if you wanted to skip to the good part you had to fast forward and scan until you got to the part you wanted to see and you did it so much that your finger curled up into a hook! When the tape was finished you had to rewind it like a moron! We were just a bunch of hook-fingered, bleeding-eyed morons who couldn’t talk to each other and that’s the way it was and we liked it! (Actually, we hated it, but we do love to mimic Dana Carvey’s Grumpy Old Man.)

[@jamesmayle3787]

Jesus Christ is Lord. It is all true. Please take your salvation seriously. Read the Bible and do what it says

[@trizedlyza]

I gave VHS more love and credit the first time I inserted a Disney DVD and was told "FF not allowed" during the starting commercials! My VCR had a built in option on rentals to automatically skip the commercials and find the movie. DVD tried to enforce Hollywood BS too much. After that I only watched copied DVDs with the PUO (prohibited user operations) removed! Copies are also required when kids are around. That's my best grumpy old man imitation and I tell my kids that anytime we get to some stupidly unskipple bit in a Sega game or Hulu's commercials, on mute it goes.

[@steveblue5973]

​@@jamesmayle3787that's my purse I DONT KNOW YOU! Ngl you could seriously waste you time and effort in much better places than King of the Hill shorts comment sections. Ignorance is bliss and your the epitome of blissfulness. 🤢🤮🤮

[@retaliaterguitar2]

I really enjoy how much Hank and Bobby have bonded over their shared passion for meat

[@retaliaterguitar2]

@Professor yes we are 🤠

[@isabellamontoya9148]

Bobby Hill high-stepping walking in like a boss my man coming in full correct

[@austinhall3937]

King of the hill was such a good show to grow up on... "Are you sure?" _contemplation_ "...yes" "Then it's time to speak up" These days people just shout the first thing that comes to mind and defend it as if it's fact without listening to other opinions or reason... somehow ESPECIALLY if presented with actual facts they actually dig their heels in deeper.

[@369Sigma]

We need more fathers like Hank Hill. Fictional or not, he’s a damn good father who instills great values in his kid.

[@SnailHatan]

Ah, yes, “these days”. As if humans haven’t always been stupid, emotional, illogical loudmouths. Only these days. Never before. Yep. Mhmm.

[@369Sigma]

@@SnailHatan you must be fun to have conversations with

[@SnailHatan]

@@369Sigma Being old must be miserable

[@369Sigma]

@@SnailHatan I wouldn’t know lol

[@brewsterbunting7482]

“Then it’s time to speak up.” That’s true father material

[@greg77389]

Bobby: Ayo this beef mid af Judge: Aw shit dawg you right

[@boudreauxlee8090]

😂

[@ShitpostingJoJo]

It's really wholesome to see Hank encouraging his son to stand his ground and speak up 🥲 He's a good father ❤

[@Richard-Espanol]

Considering who Hank's dad is, it's really a miracle Hank turned out how he did lol. He may not entirely understand all the things Bobby enjoys but he makes sure he's always there for him.

[@SoulKingBK]

Hank and Bobby never had that much to agree on so episodes like this were beautiful

[@Sly88Frye]

That is such a great father-son moment. Hank making sure to ask Bobby if he is sure and then Bobby just extremely confidently says yes I am and then Hank just gives him that assuredness then speak up. That is an awesome moment.

[@Valorant-is-Trash]

This episode is the perfect finale for this show. Bobby is his own person, Hank is a man bound by his Is societal norms. Despite this they attempt to find common ground constantly. Somewhat failing until this moment. Hank is a great father, and he knew this was one of Bobby's most important moments. He struck while the pot was gold and planted a seed of confidence in Bobby that can never go away. Lovely ending, beautiful show.

[@MrTwistedLizard]

I love Bobby's confident strut as he marches past everyone

[@giveyouthesun5220]

this was super sweet and reminded me of my high school’s meat judging team. i have good memories of my friend who was on it studying the minute differences in cuts during our lunch hour

[@alphawolfgang173]

schools have meat judging teams?!? why have i never heard of this.... man i missed out in hs.

[@giveyouthesun5220]

@@alphawolfgang173 hahah my high school happened to have an agriculture magnet program in it so we had a lot of weird stuff! including cows, some other livestock, and tractors out in a field. i was never in the program, but we were all required to take one year of an agriculture class where we got to learn how to drive the tractor and basic livestock care.

[@alphawolfgang173]

@@giveyouthesun5220 thats awesome! our schools need more of that.

[@brennandodge9953]

This episode really should’ve aired as the finale. The two of them finding something to bond over brought me to tears man

[@pyroblast3000]

Bobby is gonna be a hipster butcher in his 20s that will eventually move back to Texas to open his own butcher/steakhouse where he cooks with propane and propane accessories.

[@HadrianGuardiola]

Id watch that. He would battle daily to not be his dad then realize he would be blessed to be half the man

[@LokiToxtrocity]

He would open a steal house and gecwould make Comedy nights where he lets customers practice comedy and at the end he closes witg his own comedy acts.

[@pyroblast3000]

@@HadrianGuardiola Nah...I think he's gonna be just like Hank...I can see him bringing some Grade A Waygu beef to the Sunday cookout and talking to Hank about the propane set up in his grillhouse while Hank drinks an Alamo and Bobby drink a hipster local craft beer, that pairs well with the beef until the sunsets...

[@HadrianGuardiola]

@@pyroblast3000 id love to see it

[@jcoburn3590]

Bobby likes charcoal too much now to sacrifice taste in his private life, but I think he'd let Hank think what he wants and just scrub under his nails before he visits lol😂. Clue: Bill's BDay in Austin.

[@pbjam2182]

Really appreciate the moments when Hank takes real Pride in Bobby. Even if he doesnt understand him most of the time, he wants nothing more than for his son to do well.

[@GeeEm1313]

I saw this episode for the first time recently. It's good to see Bobby excel at something.

[@joecab1]

Still makes me tear up. Who knew this series would end up being so good?

[@farrah9748]

* I love when Bobby feels good about him self... such a sweet character

[@AtagoSKK]

"This is the marbling of your fantasies" had a voice with no right coming out of a student

[@dwapresidenttonybari]

This show is literally so amazing because it shows in this point in the series that Bobby had chosen an interest he excelled in and enjoyed while at the same time getting the life experience Hank had always tried teaching him, it's such a great pivotal moment in the show. But like always sometimes that boy ain't right😊®

[@FlappJackz]

This is probably the best adult show, it’s not obsessed with references, it’s not unbearably inappropriate, it has a main motive throughout each episode and succeeds in staying with that motive, thank god this show exists

[@bplatinumpaladin]

This was a great way to send off the show. Especially seeing Bobby and Hank grilling together

[@Seawolf.Gaming]

It hits different knowing this was the final King of the Hill episode

[@mcgrammer6041]

I remember seeing this episode for the first time it actually made me fall in love with the show

[@Jfreek5050]

MFW Everyone doubted you after one fuck up and you carry your whole damn team while they are fighting you the whole way.

[@niceguyofgames9490]

The old “age vs experience” debate. His team basically considered themselves older and, by that logic, wiser. They always thought that. They just waited for Bobby to make a mistake to pounce on. But they forget that everyone screws up.

[@kladewilson598]

I like that Bobby picked a competition type that wasn’t a sport but also something Hank can appreciate.

[@Emppu_T.]

I almost got hardbone from witnessing this epic win

[@Edfiki86]

Hank giving Bobby the go ahead was pure ASMR for me

[@Em-td4kc]

Camera man be like: ⬅️➡️➡️➡️⬅️➡️➡️➡️⬅️➡️⬅️⬅️➡️⬅️➡️⬅️⬅️➡️➡️⬅️➡️

[@MightyPinecone]

I love that Bobby isn’t great at so many things that Hank cares about, but he’s actually pretty good at a lot of stuff. It’s also nice when Bobby is good at something Hank does actually care about because those are really great father son moments.

[@spongekiller178]

Man this show brings a tear to my eye sometimes, very inspiring.

[@youcantshimshamthezimmzamm5712]

This is one of my favorite episodes. I lost my dad when I was young but he was a lot like Hank. The scene where they get Bobby a small propane grill next to hanks almost makes me tear up

[@iwasliveful]

Best finale to grace televisions

[@karlepaul6632]

Not just one of my favorite cartoons, but one of my favorite shows, EVER. Hank's the best!👍🏾

[@44jrr]

Put some respect on Bobby Hill's name

[@coldburn9956]

RIP Frank Willard. I recognize that voice anywhere. They even animated the judge look like him.

[@rheathesecond]

One of the times Hank's proud of his boy

[@benjaminoechsli1941]

I love these moments where Hank asks Bobby if he's sure about X, Bobby says yes, and Hank says to get in there, son! He may not understand Bobby much of the time, but he still supports him regardless. No wonder the boy's self-confidence is high.

[@zachrion]

Best American anime

[@nicholassaville1933]

Lol can you imagine some Japanese guy with a Peggy body pillow

[@def2rites686]

@@nicholassaville1933 Yes... yes I could...

[@agua246]

Yep

[@shawnmcvey7789]

​@@nicholassaville1933Hank is the one with a Japanese brother, not Bill😂

[@davidjd123]

What I love about this show is it doesn't just show how bobby grows and matures but that Hank as a father matures, instead of forcing bobby to be like him he grows to accept the way boby is, but at the same time wont settle for bobby not having a backbone,

[@sonsofsparda22]

How Mike judge made Hank and Bobby bond

[@thehowlinggamer5784]

Bobby is one of those kids who you can initially pass off as just wierd, but when he has an interest in something, he gives it his all and knows what he's doing. For the most part anyway. He can read a room better than most too. Except sometimes when it's something he really wants and commits to like in that chunky kid photo shoot episode.

[@strgg]

Hey hey i can help with the constant left shaking. After you transformed the video to where you want it (bobby) add the keyframe and copy it. Move to where your next shot will be (hank) and move back one frame, and paste the Bobby keyframe. Then you can move forward one frame and set the hank keyframe. KZbin shorts suck for showing anything not filmed in 9:16

[@therizinosaurus214]

the way Hank questions Bobby lets Bobby build confidence in himself.

[@benjaminoechsli1941]

Yep. "You're sure? Then go!"

[@kahanumorales]

I don't know what any of that meant but I loved every second of it

[@Nunya_Bidness_53]

Bobby is the most wholesome character ever.

[@noclipsbarrednick]

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[@thelostzelda]

This was the comment I was looking for. Thank you.

[@StevieHall7]

It’s episode 20 of season 13 DUMMY

[@primeministersinister625]

The delivery of the line “they just want us to think there’s a flaw, it’s a trick” is so good. It’s kind of crazy.

[@williamwinder5011]

And in that moment it wasn't Bobby, it was Robert.

[@gb123-ej8wh]

Bobby proved everyone has a particular area of interest and talent

[@zeroizanagi]

Imagine the judge going WRONG

[@OzMartinez]

Hank Hill’s unwavering support of his son (in spite of his own reservations) is still unrivaled

[@mspaint93]

This was actually very interesting but made about as much sense to me as hieroglyphics as someone who's been a vegetarian since he was a kid haha. Think I learnt something new though?

[@PokemustardtheSecond]

As a non-vegetarian, it also didn't make sense, all I understand is flaw in meat = not prime lol

[@mspaint93]

@@PokemustardtheSecond right? Like if it ain't gross then eat it lmao

[@alyshay82597]

Ossification occurs as you age, idk about cows but I’m pretty sure the process stops at 25 for people. It can actually be used as a way to test how old someone was at the time of death if an unidentified body is found. Prime cuts can only come from young cattle (at least that’s what I’ve been told by my mom, I’m not 100% sure) so I guess the bone having that sign of ossification was evidence that the cow was too old at the time to be considered prime now. At least this is my best guess based on what I know/have heard.

[@donaldtrump5410]

@@alyshay82597 you are correct

[@memosanchez4729]

I liked how King of the Hill ended, bobby had a future in the meat business, and him and his dad grilled together and had a cookout with everyone at their place. This show is so underrated. We looked over it as kids cause it always came on first when adult swim came on after cartoon network ended for the day.

[@TomasM30]

Hank out here being a much better father than cotton

[@PlisskinSD]

Warched an episode earlier on TV. He helped the track and field team win a state championship. Dang it Bobby

[@Ara_Arasaka]

“That boy ain’t right..” - the video panning left as hard as possible

[@LampreyFilms]

I’m happy I have a dad like Hank. He was quietly supportive of me too when I was young and I have a ridiculous amount of unearned confidence/rizz as a result.

[@benjaminoechsli1941]

Saying it's "unearned" feels like you're selling Bobby- and yourself- short. He- and presumably you- have talent, passion. Properly encouraged like Hank does here, it pays off as it should.

[@trevorspicer1612]

Hard bone!!

[@Ttran778]

Never forget that earlier in the series, a younger Bobby Hill once housed an entire 72 ounce steak -- entirely out of spite for someone.

[@bluecanine3374]

Bobby before: fails classes and barely a C student Bobby now: has knowledge of anatomy and knows about things like ossification.

[@BigTimberLodge]

As a father myself, I really appreciate this moment between Hank and Bobby.

[@UmjaeMJ]

The camera Man is having a seizure rn

[@themangomanjuice]

Very wholesome scene from King of the Hill!!!!

[@Spartan-bl4pq]

Why do they have helmets on

[@TheDbgtfan23]

Beef carcasses can weigh several hundred pounds

[@doormaster2517]

No u

[@moldysshoe8639]

In case the literal cow falls.

[@Anastas1786]

Because real meat inspectors wear hard hats. Cow and pig carcasses are _heavy._

[@thefirebrawlers2943]

I’ve watched this show like 3 times my favorite show I love this show

[@thefirebrawlers2943]

Show is called King Of The Hill

[@thefirebrawlers2943]

13 seasons

[@lsixty30]

“…BUT DAD”

[@Logan-lv7yz]

Such a good episode to end the series on. Hank was so proud of Bobby. I didn't know that was the season finale for a long time but watching the pan up view of Arlan makes sense.

[@mercury9789]

God loves you. ❤️❤️❤️

[@beefestrogen5276]

I don't think imaginary people can love. You might want to go see a psychologist if you believe invisible men speak to you.

[@AdiG1]

The Holy Badod will slap you with his magical pimp dust

[@anthonyramirez9925]

I don’t love him, let’s just be friends

[@mspaint93]

Even if I'm gay? Heard most Gods don't like that!

[@mercury9789]

@@mspaint93 yeah he loves even you!

[@the_original_Bilb_Ono]

The biggest sin is that Hank cooks meat with... deep breath* _propane_ *shivers

[@dawatchng]

I really appreciate how you try to focus the camera on the relevant part. Most of the other shorts just freaking leave the camera pointed at empty space.