The Inevitable Nancy Video

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Ever since John Redcorn, I've been getting nonstop requests for a Nancy video. You all knew this was coming.
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[@blaisetelfer8499]

Funny how Nancy laughed at Peggy and said Hank was a good man but not sexy at all, but when Peggy drugged Hank with testosterone and he gained a bit of muscle, Nancy was checking him out and giggling flirtatiously whenever he spoke to her. That woman was open for business.

[@60wwediva]

She would have slept with Hank if he were the type to allow it. That showed Nancy has a type and why she was messing with Redcorn in the first place also it shows that She was never physically attracted to Dale.

[@leociresi4292]

Nancy Hicks-Gribble and Luanne have the funniest cries!🤣

[@Doctor_Odin]

@@60wwediva Nancy obviously has a domination fetish probably married Dale because she could dominate him. The relationship with John Redcorn was a domination and physical relationship she gets to psychologically dominate Dale while being physically dominated by John. The biggest clue is when she stopped the relationship with John when Dale started showing his dominance capability on the domestic level.

[@zaodedong9935]

Also the episode when Hank took over the sleepover that Bobby was at where the parents left. The way that he took charge both Nancy and Mihn said that Hank was sexy.

[@michaelashaperonova]

I bet Nancy would never act on it with Hank, Peggy would kill her lmao 🤣

[@meemp.2826]

I took the "I just want to make the world a better place" line as her tricking herself into believing she has good intentions. She justifies what she did out of greed by telling herself it's for the greater good, which is definitely something real people do all the time. I don't think you're supposed to sympathize with her, it's just a way of communicating that she's in denial about her intentions. A good line to make her even more hateable.

[@hyenafur]

Honestly, the way she says it is the tell all. It's delivered almost sarcastically, as if to let the audience know she's being ironic. She knows the real reason, but she's placating to a bunch of concerned citizens.

[@marksters100899]

she also said “in as many markets as i can” i feel like that was supposed to be the punchline of the joke

[@antirevomag834]

The only part of that i'd disagree with, is the idea she's in denial. she seemed very aware of her actions and her decisions. It came off more like her simply trying to create a plausible deniability arguement so she was shielded incase anyone accused her of malicious intent. A sort of "think of the children" defense.

[@meemp.2826]

@@antirevomag834 I don't remember the context of the scene, so I saw it as her talking mostly to herself. In context it might be a lot clearer that she's talking to someone else. Or sort of rehearsing for hypothetical other people. Either way you're probably right, I misunderstood it with the limited context

[@leephillips4402]

She's spent to much time with Peggy.

[@dolphinboi-playmonsterranc9668]

Dale deserved better, but he stuck with her. She doesn't deserve any of him, or his child.

[@TheDragonfang134]

"His" Child.

[@noahmiller8042]

@@TheDragonfang134 he raised joseph

[@YakkoWarnerTower]

Lol who "Joseph?"

[@ShiningTaiga]

@@TheDragonfang134 he raised Joseph and showed him unconditional love Dale is his dad regardless of blood

[@TheDragonfang134]

"His" meaning both of them.

[@STB-jh7od]

Nancy is definitely evil. But I love fan theory that Dale knows Joseph isn't his son, and is intentionally keeping him away from Redcorn, making Joseph give him son's love instead of John getting it. Then seducing Nancy away from John just to ad insult to injury. Oh, and since Nancy makes much more $, than Dale he encourages her career to benefit from it. Dale's not evil, he's just getting even. This episode where Dale encourages her to be away, proves this even more.

[@Norinia]

“He may have been your father, but he wasn’t your daddy.” -Yondu

[@918Mitchell]

Dale's a good guy who cares about his family and doesn't want to lose them, which is what would happen if he called out Nancy.

[@robynmorita8207]

@Norinia “ Any alien can inject someone with his space juice and be a father, but it takes a real man to be a dad.” - Hank Hill

[@12yearssober]

Dale plays the long game

[@bobafett177]

During this episode in particular, Dale mentions that he monitors all incoming phone calls. Nancy and John Redcorn have definitely called each other during the affair. This confirms there's no way Dale didn't know.

[@get6149]

They weren't trying to make her have good intentions. they were highlighting the humans ability to justify their morally reprehensible behavior to themselves in exchange for something they want.

[@lucasmartinez5703]

+get I wouldn't be surprised if that's what Nancy was doing as she continued that affair.

[@disgustof-riley8338]

The 'in as many markets as possible gives it away

[@Celestial7Heavens]

Dale and Joseph are victims of both Nancy and John Redcorn. I liked the crazy alien theory episode where Hank reminded Dale that he’s been a better father figure to Joseph than John Redcorn even though Hank vaguely implied it so Dale wouldn’t get hurt from the truth. Plus Dale deserves better than Nancy’s two-timing ass.

[@F0UR3V3R]

Theres a theory I saw that Dale is aware of the cheating and out of spite is being a better father to Joseph than Redcorn, while pretending that Redcorn is a friend. I think that this might also be the source of Dales distrust.

[@Thisdudehere-e6n]

Dale was a better friend than all of them. In the episode with Peggy getting tricked it to being a foot pornstar. Dale went to Hank and told him about the website. Dale is a real friend.

[@Serenitie3]

Honestly idk...at one point Nancy did love Dale because they didn't have a shotgun wedding. But Dale has his own problems. He's unemployed and causes (sometimes) lighthearted trouble. He's no angel and I doubt the average woman would want to take on another bill.

[@vincenthammons6705]

it always makes me happy knowing joseph loves dale and redcorn will never be a part of his life

[@shakeeranoel4320]

@@vincenthammons6705 yall are talking bout a cartoon??

[@magmos6346]

"You're a genius at making something from nothing! You made Joseph!" It's lines like that which make me think Dale knew more than he was letting on about that affair.

[@60wwediva]

Its a very strange thing to say to any woman. Extremely strange thing to say. It's either self depreciating aka putting himself down as not man enough or worthy to father Joseph or like you say he truly knew he wasnt the father and believes Allen's did it anywY

[@kitty79532]

Dale believes Nancy was impregnated by aliens

[@another_Alex]

Dale says (04:32 - in episode): "Nancy, your prison fan mail is about to quadruple!", - is that a joke or a reference?

[@edmerc92]

Remember, he was in Marfa, Texas while Joseph was conceived!

[@JacStone98]

I thought that line came from the fact that Dale wasn't around to impregnant Nancy nine months prior to Joseph being born. I think I remember an episode where he thought that aliens impregnated Nancy.

[@samobispo1527]

She chose Dale because she didn’t want to wind up living in Redcorn’s trailer supporting him on her salary. Then, there is the little problem of having to share Redcorn with other women.

[@andyblanton6570]

She met Redcorn 2 years after she married Dale.

[@michaelgregor1640]

Alpha fux, beta bux.

[@calebaustin700]

@@andyblanton6570 2 weeks

[@jerrychicks2420]

@@michaelgregor1640 She pays most of the bill tho.

[@sebastianemond5313]

There was an episode where Nancy went to bed with Dale after a night out, and treated like a guilty cheating one night stand on Redcorn.

[@artypartysquid]

Peggy's comedic narcissm is why she's actually one of my favorite characters, like seriously her voice actor totally captured the tone in the best way. It's hilarious. My fav is Luanne though.

[@panpolypuff]

Luanne is very hard to hate, she’s so well-intentioned and wholesome. Usually.

[@crystalgemgirl731]

Well, that's just because Luanne is adorable and sweet.

[@RageUnchained]

RIP Brittany Murphy

[@jasononealrobles]

Saaaaame! 🙌

[@Necroverse19]

Her narcissism was supposed to be comedic? I'm not seeing it at all.

[@Heather-xm9ul]

I love Dale's shenanigans. Partly because I'm not the one dealing with them.

[@lucasmartinez5703]

I especially love them because Nancy has to deal with them. Which works as karma for the years of unfaithfulness.

[@wjzav1971]

So its the Rick Sanchez/Eric Cartman/Barney Stinson Effect where its hilarious to watch these people on screen but you would absolutely not want to be around them IRL.

[@duncanchillake8024]

​@@wjzav1971 Rick feels kind of painful to even watch sometimes, he acts like TOO much of a dick these days

[@asurasyn]

No foreshadowing of Nancy's drinking?! Bruh, _the entire series shows she's an alcoholic!_ The subtext is she's a high functioning alcoholic and curbing Dale's insane shenanigans keeps it in check. This episode just hamfistedly feeds us this info.

[@isaiahwilson8119]

The key words there are *high functioning* Nancy wasn't caught with a breathalyzer or seen taking a sip, see got fall down drunk. High functioning means that it shouldn't be a problem to the extent the show takes it too.

[@stingerjohnny9951]

@@isaiahwilson8119 a high functioning alcoholic is still an alcoholic. I remember when Robin Williams said being a functioning alcoholic is like being a paraplegic pole dancer. You can technically be one of you really want to, but you’ll never be as good as everyone else.

[@isaiahwilson8119]

@@stingerjohnny9951 while this is true, it's not really a refutation of the point. The point isn't that she fell behind her coworkers because they are sober and she isn't, the point is that her alcohol consumption wasn't even a problem in the episode until it became the reason she got fired. If her alcoholism was made worse by her negative qualities in some way, then this would make more sense. TL:DR the problem isn't that she had never drank before, it was that she went from high functioning alcoholic to non-functional alcoholic for no real reason.

[@stingerjohnny9951]

@@isaiahwilson8119 I agree that her simply being tipsy but being a mean drunk that blabbed about her coworkers and acted like a bitch to everyone would have hammered the story better than her falling out of her chair. You can learn a LOOOOOT of things about a person when they got whiskey on their breath, and Nancy is indeed rotten.

[@pinkpugginz]

its never portrayed in the show shes an alcoholic. dale is

[@mrgumbook]

"Never let a tragedy go to waste" about sums up my opinion on modern journalism.

[@austintheamerican3784]

If one doesn’t exist make one is the second half of it

[@shadowmoon1982]

Memelords be like lmao

[@darklight6921]

@@austintheamerican3784 the flu is killing everyone. the air is toxic.- the media

[@ZeroOmega-vg8nq]

Enemy of the people is my opinion on media and journalists

[@ianfinrir8724]

"If it bleeds, it leads."

[@StonedHunter]

Dale was way too good for Nancy and that is honestly one of the craziest things about this. You would think that Dale would be one of the last ones to be considered good partner material, but we see time and time again just how fiercely loyal, loving, and supportive he is of his wife and kid. I've always loved that kind of thing about King of the Hill, people were at once exactly as they seemed to be, but also so much more when you got to know them.

[@bionmccool]

Also remember Dale getting hit on by really hot women while he believed it was them being friendly? Dale could have hot and likable (per his own words) wife IF he left Nancy, but he decides to stay loyal to Nancy and a loving father to Joseph.

[@skydaddysaidimintrouble9949]

Yeah he seems hot, but i don't think he can be left alone by himself

[@razkable]

dale sucks as a friend father and neighbor but hes a great husband

[@bionmccool]

@@razkable I got confused. I thought he's a good dad.

[@60wwediva]

Dale loves Joseph more than Nancy does and I'm floored nobody calls her lack of relationship with Joseph out. Peggy is 20x more involved with Bobby than Nancy ever is with Joseph.

[@BronyIncYT]

“Hey look green paper!” *”GREEN PAPER!”* That bit of comedy was gold.

[@SomeKindaHero117]

Simply beautiful

[@TheApprentice225]

I know! It's been so long since a KZbin Video just sideswiped me like that and got me laughing like that out of nowhere!

[@crystalgemgirl731]

Ikr? This man is hilarious.^^

[@rozael5062]

"Hey that paper wasn't edible"

[@GambeTama]

As someone who honestly doesn't prescribe to the "Dale knew" theory, I always liked to take the "you're a genius at making something out of nothing" line as Dale either: 1. Referencing his possible belief that Joseph as conceived by aliens 2. Dale is being more heartfelt in saying that he attributes all of Joseph's good point to Nancy (i.e. Joseph is worthless as 'Dale's son,' but as 'Nancy's son,' he is worth his weight in gold) It would make a cute amount of sense either way, since it shows Dale's unwavering, religious confidence in his wife's talent as miracle worker, potentially literally. I genuinely love how Dale is the most childish person here, but also the most loving and affectionate, and is willing to ruin himself several times over to make his wife and child happy, and it is equally as moving to see Joseph pick up on that and follow suit.

[@mermaidprettymuch]

You just Dale'd the Dale Knew Theory.

[@clarisacalderon9555]

honestly its also kindof cute that while redcorn and nancy were horrible at the cheating...I also think both do actually genuinely thing dale is a great person. nancy is genuine touched by dale alot of times in the show...and even jon redcorn (even while he had been doing that affair) would have moments were he felt guilt about it and try to own up to dale and clearly appreciate dale at times becuase dale genuinely does treat him as a friend. red corns an ass but he DID let go of nancy despite the opening to continue the 'massages' that dale gave him and cme up with the 'customer theory'. though honestly...a SMALL part of me almost wants dale's theory that redcorn is gay to come true kindof were it turns out redcorns bi...just for some irony becasue dale's dad was actually gay.

[@AnubisHades]

I think Nancy’s comment about making the world a safer place was supposed to be self aggrandizing rather than actual concern

[@liviwaslost]

Yeah, people like Nancy always try to make themselves more important than they actually are.

[@Buffalen]

I don’t think Nancy saying she wants to “make the world safe” was meant to make her look like she had good intentions, she said in as many markets as possible, it sounded more like it was a gag meant to convey that Nancy is just trying to get as much attention as possible

[@jerod5636]

Nailed it, bro.

[@razkable]

no self awareness is the joke

[@lucasmartinez5703]

Yeah she's an attention whore. Like how she's a whore in other ways.

[@littleoak5]

Neither Peggy or Nancy are good people, but their flaws stem from opposite issues of eachother. Peggy is heavily insecure because of her apperence and shortcomings. Nancy thinks she's always right and better than others around her. They're Foil charecters representing two different families.

[@pinkpugginz]

they both had bad relationships with their parents who set them up for failure

[@ms_cartographer]

I'd say Nancy is worse because she's a cheater who is lying to her son about who his bio dad is, and she thinks she's better than everyone else.

[@Kendreyek]

@@ms_cartographer She cheated on Dale and that's terrible because he's so sweet to her, but I can't blame her. Dale is an intensely creepy weirdo responsible for constant danger. And instead of leaving him for John Redcorn, Nancy stayed with him and supported him. Dale can barely pay a cable bill on the money he makes from exterminating, he'd never be able to afford that house in that neighborhood. Its terrible that she cheated on him, but at least she takes care of him and provides enough financial security that Dale can do what he loves instead of desperately scrapping by.

[@Terrgore]

@@Kendreyek You know, I was going to say that many men would rather start from zero again than be financially supported by a cheater and liar. But then I remembered that there are guys that marry porn stars, web girls and onlyfans crazies....

[@americanodude]

I wouldnt say Peggy is a "bad" person. She can be annoying, a know-it-all, self-aggrandizing, and jealous--but everyone has bad qualities. She is (usually) a good mother, an educator, a fighter, and a good friend. The absolute worst thing she ever did was make Lucky fail his GED test (and that was evil, but she did it with "good intentions"). She is a very balanced character when it comes to being "good" and "evil".

[@AlligatorArms]

11:02 Hank’s been calling Dale a “gibblet-head” since I think the very first episode…and it’s awesome they kept that as the preferred insult for the entire series! Dale’s in the alley talking about global warning, to which he concludes to just let it happen-“they could grow oranges in Alaska”. Hank: Dale, you gibblet-head, we live in Texas! It’s already 110 degrees here in the summertime, and if it gets one degree hotter, I’ll kick your ass!

[@CaptainCretaceous91]

*I'm gonna

[@EaZyKiNg]

@7:33 you totally missed the joke. The fact that she said "in as many markets as possible" was a clever joke making it clear she was still worried about fame

[@1ard103]

i find it disturbing that you didn't notice the fact that Dale "monitors all incoming calls" but hasn't put two and two together on john redcorn. who has likely called the house many times to flirt with nancy.

[@ChasingBooks]

I have seen this line mentioned often as proof that Dale actually knew all along, but I prefer to go with the theory that he did hear everything through monitoring the calls and still misunderstood (which I feel fits with the main joke behind his character anyway). It's much funnier in a gallows humor sort of way if he still didn't get it even while listening to John and Nancy flirt or even have phone sex.

[@epicurius1]

Hank at one point mentioned that for all of Dale's paranoia, he's extremely trusting of the people he loves.

[@antirevomag834]

I would say he's heard, but didn't take any heed of it in a sense. the guy seems to view his family as pure and innocent, i mean, in one episode he starts to notice how joseph doesn't look like him, but presumes this means joseph isn't his son, but instead an alien, and he has to help his son get back to the aliens if i remember the episode right. Guy isn't exactly as dense as people treat him, but he turns a blind eye to the idea that his family have flaws, even though i'm pretty sure on some episodes he even blamed some of their flaws on himself. Infact i think nancy's "headaches" in one episode, dale blames on himself as well.

[@VampireNinjaBunnies]

I always assumed Dale knew. But he just loves Joseph so much that he let's it go.

[@leviwarren6222]

Nancy knows Dale has crippling paranoia and surely knows he has the phones tapped.

[@bryannedelgado6479]

The whole point of Nancy is that she is a bad person with a charming personality on the surface but does have some selfless moments with her family. She feels more like a real person. I enjoy when shows make a character who is a despicable person actually interesting to follow as a protagonist. Protagonists don’t necessarily have to be wholly good but interesting enough to care about their journey. Nancy and Redcorn are awful people but their antics are entertaining and make you want to follow through and learn more. Same goes for Peggy. Not all characters should be “likable or Morally upright” just interesting.

[@itsblitz4437]

Yeah even the characters with no redeeming qualities can be the most interesting, take Zapp Brannigan from Futurama. In fact Johnny 2 Cellos made a video on that. Here is a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/goC9m2WMot6oors

[@Polomance862]

And even better when Nancy finally realizes what she has, and makes the better choice in the end. Rather than someone just getting the comeuppance, its a shift of character and eagerness to change that makes a character more interesting. When Nancy finally breaks off her affair with John Redcorn; you can tell its a difficult decision. She loves Dale, but also loves John. One is a wonderful lover and "mostly" normal person, the other is a zany, paranoid, and loyal husband. Nancy isn't a good person, hell. Nobody in King of the Hill are "Good" people. They're humans like us all who make good, bad, and questionable decisions and live with their consequences. Nancy is a cheater who turns her lustful pursuit away for her family. John Redcorn learns to move on from Nancy and begin working on himself.

[@channel45853]

@@Polomance862 nobody is fully good but some people are worst than others. They are those people.

[@urphakeandgey6308]

I think that's one thing KoTH does pretty well. No character is perfect. Even characters like Hank are flawed and have their bad moments. This might feel a bit boring or uninteresting to some, but it does make the character and world feel just a bit more genuine.

[@smirfbroil6934]

@@channel45853 I guess so bro. Nancy cheats on her husband, but dale ain't much better. Hank made his teenage son smoke a whole carton of cigarettes. Everyone in the show does some "bad" shit in the eyes of the people watching, but the point of the show is learning that those bad actions don't make them bad people. If y'all really think any of the king of the hill characters are better than any other, then you miss the entire point of the show. There's not even a true antagonist

[@thorn344]

"Did it bite someone?" "No, it's a baby and it's cute. _Go film it."_ Fair enough reason to send her out.

[@EustaBAracer]

Seriously. Don't want your News Station boss telling you to go film stuff, then don't be a news reporter lol

[@crystalgemgirl731]

Yeah, people, myself included, are suckers for cute things.

[@johnnycaposuolo3704]

That’s Phil Hendries voice, amazingly hilarious radio show host and voice actor.

[@crystalgemgirl731]

@@johnnycaposuolo3704 What was he in (other than radio)? I want to see if I heard him in something else.

[@johnnycaposuolo3704]

@@crystalgemgirl731 Rick and Morty as the school principal

[@schoudh]

I thought Nancy's fake concern for safety was a joke on people who say they aren't doing things for attention in real life

[@erikgilson1687]

And Nancy's saving grace is that I really do believe she loves Dale and Joseph and that she feels remorse for what she's doing to them. There's never scenes of her talking about how much she hates them or resents them or regrets marrying Dale or anything. John Redcorn doesn't have that sort of empathy

[@spunkymaniac9312]

Man ,, nancy being in love with dale isn't really a secret, It's was clear since forever 1- she chose dale over john redcorn everytime she have to chose , 2- she was jealous as fuck when she thought she was gonna lose dale to onother woman 3- she renewed her marriage vows , because of how guilty she felt for breaking her original vows 4- she ended her affair as soon as she realized how much dale loves her . 5- she chose staying faithful to dale ,even tho she was going to lose her hair and become bald

[@nananamamana3591]

See, you say that? But there's an entire episode dedicated to what she feels like after having sex with Dale *ONCE* She spends the *ENTIRE* episode languishing over how she "cheated" on John Redcorn. Like, she actually affected by the action of one, drunken night with Dale, her husband. Now, I don't disbelieve she loves Dale and Joseph. I just don't believe she feels bad about her affair with Redcorn.

[@neonflights5951]

@@nananamamana3591 People are complicated. Have you ever seen domestic violence victims who still love their abusers? Or people who say they "hate" or have an intense dislike for someone, only to obsessively follow them? Contradictions exist plenty within human beings, and it's believable that Nancy would experience that sort of internal conflict

[@AnakinSkywalker-u5b]

​@@neonflights5951 Me thinks you're going a bit too far by comparing a victim of actual abuse to a filthy cheater who participated in said cheating of her own free will. And while humans can be complicated beings at times, Nancy isn't one of them. We've seen throughout the show her true colors and the excuses she makes up to defend herself.

[@2devious724]

On the topic of the opossum, something I consistently love about King of the Hill is how they accurately design their animals.

[@YakkoWarnerTower]

Lol, the show is extremely realistic in the newer episodes.

[@2devious724]

@@YakkoWarnerTower I remember even the early episodes having realistic looking bass lol

[@doomtoaster3924]

Well yea they're beautiful they gotta look good

[@TwinBladeGlacier]

"hey look green paper" "GREEN PAPER" "That paper wasn't edible" First time an advertisement made me laugh

[@talullah1065]

i dunno man the shit that internet historian gets away with in his ads makes me lose my shit

[@emilygordbort7300]

ive seen a lot of good ads Always from people who aren't in marketing though 98% of all advertisements from people whose job is advertising are dogshit

[@Islamphobe]

@@emilygordbort7300 the people we expect good ads from have horrible ads

[@00SAGE]

Comdey Gold. Funny and Smart 😂😂😂

[@blindedjourneyman]

@@emilygordbort7300 yeah thats cause rather than get a feel for the audience the ad will be presetned to and make it fit, they go for short, fucking weird and "comedy" (working off of "theory")

[@hajime5486]

Please do your next episode about Hank's Japanese Brother

[@FranciscoGarcia-hi3zx]

😂

[@ArcadiasPlanet]

Wot

[@livingghost7975]

It does kinda Recontextualizes cottons family dynamic with hanks mom.

[@JimmNeutricity]

A very under-explored and under-utilized character

[@royalgarden18]

You know what I never understood. Why does Hanks Japanese brother look exactly like him if Hank looks like his mom more than he does Cotton

[@ScintillatingSusie]

The line about Nancy being concerned: I think she is lying to other people so they see her as a good person

[@lucasmartinez5703]

Just like how she lies to Dale so that he can keep seeing her as a good wife. She gets by using deception.

[@ScintillatingSusie]

@@lucasmartinez5703 She doesn't just lie to Dale to make herself seem like a good wife, she lies about the affair because she doesn't want to face the consequences of that

[@lucasmartinez5703]

True and that goes for how she is around others too.

[@gerardootero1149]

I think the best Nancy moment was when she reported that forest fire. “I DON’T WANNA DIE! I JUST WANNA READ THE WEATHER!!!”.

[@abigailhowe8302]

"never ever hide under someone's bed" F IS FOR FAMILY FLASHBACKS! F IS FOR FAMILY!!!

[@telltaleheart839]

OMG NOW I HAVE THEM TOO! AHHH

[@blootooth00]

F is for what he witnessed

[@telltaleheart839]

@@blootooth00 F

[@Karlos1234ify]

U is for You & me!

[@oz_jones]

@@telltaleheart839 F

[@ryanedwards7487]

I personally despise Nancy because, having been cheated on, I can't stand people who would do it to others. I admit it: I'm biased. Cheaters are objectively horrible selfish people who do so because they want to and do not want to deal with the ramifications of discussing their feelings / desires with their significant others. I also despise her because she does so for years to a man who, while a walking dumpster fire, is still fundamentally a good person with morals and usually (this episode's somewhat selfish reason nonwithstanding) is a devoted, supportive spouse. She's also shown, several times in the show, to be a TERRIBLE mother, again because she's selfish and focused on what she wants more than what's best for her son. Uggggh....Nancy is just the freaking worst.

[@michaelgregor1640]

That's really lame, man. Hopefully you're doing better. What confuses me about cheaters for the most part is why they even bother getting into committed relationships in the first place. If you want to sleep around unrestricted, go for it. But don't do so after you've encouraged someone to give you their heart. You could live how you want AND avoid hurting someone.

[@ryanedwards7487]

@@michaelgregor1640 at this point that was nearly 18 years ago. But still, walking in on a girlfriend and a roommate in the act...on your couch. That sticks with you.

[@snybies]

Yeah, she sucks. And i hope you're good 👍

[@artemisspawnofzeus7732]

I don't understand the huge moral outrage around cheating. Like, why do you care what your partner does for fun when you aren't around? Why deny the person you love pleasure? It seems needlessly cruel to set expectations of celibacy as like the foundation of your relationship. Like 2 people are rarely the same level of horny. One of them is gonna want to have sex when the other doesn't. Why would you forbid then from ficking someone else if they're down and you're not? Like, it doesn't mean they love you any less. They just are hornier then you are.

[@artemisspawnofzeus7732]

@@michaelgregor1640 a big part of the reason is that people want committed relationships and don't understand the full weight of an agreement to celibacy. The fact hat by default relationships are assumed to be this way is one of the greatest sins that religion brought to this world.

[@epiczombiedoctor5961]

13:35 i like to think Peggy switched sides due to minh being there and she doesn't want to promote Nancy's ruthless behavior with anyone outside of her close friends or family near her

[@JP-rf8rr]

I'd like to think peggy is okay with harsh competition so long as serious consequences aren't entailed. Loosing homecoming is one thing, but getting fired means you can loose your home. I mean I can see peggy doing something close to that if she is really pushed, but she doesn't know these people besides for the fact that Nancy has them convinced she's their friend. To her eyes this is extremely uncalled for.

[@Dez861]

When I saw the title, I thought you were gonna talk about the episode where Nancy slept with Dale and spent the bulk of the episode acting like an ass because "she cheated" on John Redcorn. (Holy hell, that set my teeth on edge.)

[@spunkymaniac9312]

Wut?? That was the episode where she realized How much she love dale , and ended her affair with john redcorn, And actually became a better person and wife after , That episode was great for her character development

[@lexyruse603]

@@spunkymaniac9312 It means nothing when she never told Dale the truth

[@lawrencericho3635]

THAT would've been a better one to cover

[@Dez861]

​@@spunkymaniac9312 Counterpoint, having just watched the episode, Nancy didn't realize a damn thing. She was desperate to get John back the entire episode, it was JOHN'S remorse and further understanding of Dale that "saved" their sham marriage. Seeing Nancy upset (at being unable to have her cake and eat it too) prompted Dale to beg John to "heal" his wife, and John refused. If he hadn't let her go, she'd 1000 percent still be cheating.

[@nicholascharles9625]

​@Lexy Ruse what good would that do beyond relieve her guilt? If she tells him it's only going to massively hurt him. Dale's not the most stable already . Ignorance really is bliss. Does he deserve to know? Does he deserve better than her? Yes but there's no guarantee his life gets better knowing his life will get much worse

[@mermaidprettymuch]

I believe Dale COMPLETELY KNOWS that Joseph is Redcorn's son. And he plays dumb and uses the alien abduction story for his own sanity and some sort of personal dignity.

[@ajohnymous5699]

Or to torment Nancy, and Redcorn. Joseph is clearly Redcorns biologically son, he knows Nancy is not to be trusted around men so he insults Redcorn by implying he's gay and therefore safe, sooner believing Aliens are the father instead of the tall, dark and maybe handsome Redcorn (he looks like a native Fabio). Between that and holding onto Joseph, he will break Redcorn over time in a way that's comparable to the pain he would've felt when finding out about the affair. He's probably just waiting for someone to have the decency to tell him, because they claim to be his friends and neighbors

[@mermaidprettymuch]

@@ajohnymous5699 the slow burn, I love this. It sounds very Dale!

[@theleonpasta7336]

That's what I like to believe too, there's just way too many examples of Dale getting close or outright discovering the truth only to conveniently 'not notice', like that time he caught John Redcorn sneaking into his home in the middle of the night and immediatly redirected the conversation into "Dont touch my mower, now get in there and massage my wife", which to me implies he knows and either doesnt care or is waiting for his golden moment to reveal he knows, but I think he genuinely just doesnt care about the cheating, because he knows Nancy loves him for him and not just his body like with John Redcorn, plus he might lose Joeseph as a son if he revealed the truth, who he's been shown time and time again to love more than anything. So yea I feel like Dale knows and just doesnt want to spark that intitial flame and cause the explosion that the situation could and would ineviatably create for the Gribble family

[@ellisjackson3355]

Personal dignity in that situation means removing himself from the equation altogether

[@mermaidprettymuch]

@@ellisjackson3355 😂personal dignity is personal, to be dictated by that person, not you.

[@PvblivsAelivs]

I don't believe that Nancy is the worst character ethically. That distinction belongs to Buck Strickland. I remember hearing about an episode that featured a female exterminator of whom Nancy was jealous because she was afraid he might cheat on her. And Nancy realizes that, because of her past actions, she really deserves it. He doesn't cheat on her. Buck never comes to the conclusion that he has ever done anything wrong, only that others don't approve.

[@spideyguy3315]

Still not a fan of a character that cheats on someone that's loyal and faithful to them.

[@supersizesenpai]

@@spideyguy3315 Totally agree.

[@KEPA000]

@@spideyguy3315 but your a fan of quagmire

[@crystalmorgan8039]

Strickland is a philandering jerk, more into partying and drinking than work, but at least he admits to it. Nancy is selfish and only out to meet her own ends.

[@rhett8819]

@@crystalmorgan8039 that's some pretty odd reasoning. By that token, I could say that Nancy was just a neglected wife that got too wrapped up in the comfort and attention John redcorn provided that she forgot it was affair. Also, she quit having the affair; Buck never changes.

[@MusaMansu]

People say that Dale is a bad friend, but the fact that his “friends” have kept this secret from him for over a decade make them infinitely worse than he has ever been.😬

[@angelajohnsonkeys4199]

Mmm, valid point I never considered!🤔

[@99thJediWarrior]

You really think he'd believe it if they told him?

[@SleepiPotionsXD]

Yes, but they saw it as the best thing to do, I am not saying it was right. I am just saying that from their point of view it made sense. I feel really bad for dale

[@Sikkc0]

Somebody at least one person had tried to tell him but dale probably didn’t wanna hear it at all or is in denial who knows he works with chemicals all day maybe he’s infertile and saw it as a opportunity to be a dad

[@peppapigthekiller7539]

Dale is kinda of a dick so it’s fine with me.

[@fenrirtheicewolf2019]

You should do one on Hank's Japanese brother and Boomhauer.

[@strikersub1814]

he has done a video on cotton

[@jeremyusreevu237]

Boomhauer is awesome.

[@YakkoWarnerTower]

Boomhauer is hilarious, and so accurate man.

[@whadiyatalkinabeet9960]

Boomhauer Halloween 🎃

[@env0x]

Junichiro is just hank in japanese context. The funny thing is japanese culture is way more conservative than american culture, and hank's whole thing is being conservative.

[@theredheadwiththread1275]

"You! The person eating while watching this video..." I nearly choked on my pretzels laughing at that. You really know your audience lol

[@dineromike1907]

Fr I was eating gummy bears 😂

[@LvXGameMaster]

You know... Nancy's news story reminded me of one... A young boy brings a gun into school because he felt threatened by bullies. But the whole news report focused on the horrifying fact a gun was brought into a school and something like that will never happen again with new metal detectors and extra security. Meanwhile I'm sitting there thinking: "How bad is that poor kid bullied to think he needed a gun for protection?"

[@mattpace1026]

To be fair, plenty of bullies are packing guns too.

[@LvXGameMaster]

@Nobody comments are not funny you troglodyte I think that the issue at hand should have been that the kid brought a gun to school because the bullying was so severe he thought he needed it.

[@mattpace1026]

@@LvXGameMaster For all you know, he could've been planning to kill innocent kids along with his alleged bullies. Stop trying to justify the kid's insane actions.

[@LvXGameMaster]

@@mattpace1026 How about you stop putting words in my mouth and actually read my posts?

[@mattpace1026]

@@LvXGameMaster I'm not putting words in your mouth. You're the one trying to justify bringing a gun to a school full of innocent people. I get that you're against bullying, but your comments make it seem like you think school shootings are the way to handle it, and that's not okay in any way, shape, or form.

[@sentientricecake3125]

Dale is the best character, I just love him so much. Crazy bastard deserves much better

[@stretchwheel9958]

Its pretty simple dale is a family man Nancy is his wife Joseph is his son and that's sacred in his own ignorant way he's probably the happiest man and that he deserves

[@mattpace1026]

Completely agree. As crazy as he can be, his antics are usually only harmful to himself, until other people decide to be willfully ignorant and get involved. He's fiercely loyal to his family and friends, and considering none of those "friends" told him about his cheating wife until well after the fact, I'd wager they all purposely ignore his good qualities.

[@GearShotgun]

“I will then replace my rabies infected blood with your none rabies blood, curing me and giving me your knowledge of propane and propane accessories” Paraphrased, but yeah, that scene sums up dales insanity pretty well.

[@brianaguilar8283]

Um, Dale is a terrible friend to the other three and they can never count on him

[@Loungemermaid]

Nancy fits more of Narcissistic Personality Disorder than Peggy and I will die on this hill

[@redacted2275]

As much as Peggy but in different aspects of life: if you're not Nancy's lover, then no harm, no foul and if you're not Peggy's son, colleague, husband, niece, acquaintance then no harm, no foul.

[@nananamamana3591]

You own that hill, king.

[@jamesnesbitt2941]

Dying on the Peggy Hill, you’re a noble in my eyes

[@anthonyjohnstone695]

The peggy hill?

[@razztastic]

aah! aaah! he said it!

[@TheNinjaDC]

Actually, I recall they did at least drop one bit of foreshadowing of Nancy's alcohol problem. I recall either Peggy or Minh made a comment about about being taken a-back by the smell of alcohol on Nancy's breath after meeting her at the party.

[@Dunebat]

I can especially relate with Nancy: even small towns like Arlen probably have way more crime than cute animals (especially if there's oil exploration nearby), and she should be covering that by this point in her career.

[@the_kleetus-yeeyee48]

I don’t know, I live in a small town and we make news out of a dog getting on a high school campus

[@guldmattbb473]

You hate Nancy in ‘Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow’? I actually think it’s one of her better John Redcorn episodes, since she’s incredibly hesitant to rekindle the relationship. The only reason she even considers doing it again ends up being because she finds out the stress is causing her hair to literally fall out, and her career as a weather woman would be in jeopardy if she went bald. But, in the end, her love for Dale prevented her from being able to go through with it, and she ultimately chooses potential baldness over Redcorn. Idk, always felt she was pretty reasonable in this one. If anything, John Redcorn is the problem with that episode. After they gave him a whole arc about getting over Nancy and choosing to let her go after growing a genuine connection, it just seems weird that he’d suddenly come on so strong and insistent on her cheating on Dale with him again. ESPECIALLY after Dale had just helped him find his new career as a children’s singer just an episode or so before. Just seemed like they kinda erased all that development for the sake of the story, since it doesn’t really work the same if John Redcorn is also hesitant to rekindle the affair

[@morgant.dulaman8733]

Perhaps its best not to take all the episodes as chronological. At the very least, it helps when writers forget that something which made sense for a character to do in the past might not make sense for them now.

[@guldmattbb473]

@@morgant.dulaman8733 I mean, to be fair, this exact episode continues that children singer storyline, so I’d argue this is an instance where the episode does have prior continuity to it. But yeah, I see your point

[@lucasmartinez5703]

I mean...I get why people don't like Nancy in that episode. At that point in the show, we're already familiar with Nancy being a bad wife and she ends up nearly ending up in the sack with Redcorn again even after she supposedly moved on from him after Nancy's Boys. I can see how one would get tired of her shit.

[@brianaguilar8283]

@@morgant.dulaman8733 the writers suck at continuity, plain and simple

[@lewisaino]

Make John somebody who is alone like a hermit so he is very attached to Nancy.

[@nationalinstituteofcheese3012]

Should’ve been 1) When Nancy was worried or scared Peggy should’ve given her a beer or wine and so she’s always drinking when she’s nervous 2) The male news anchor overheard Nancy’s plans and persuades her to keep drinking so she’s so drunk and cues the float scene 3) She continues to lie for views and so people start giving her backlash for it and she’s eventually fired to avoid the controversy

[@leviwarren6222]

" I'm just happy to be making the world safer in as many markets as I can." This line totally makes sense because Nancy realizes that what she's doing is shameless self-promotion and that it *looks* like shameless self-promotion so she says something that will signal her "noble intentions" to others but ends up using the term "markets", revealing her true designs.

[@thepylonperspective]

“Do not hide under someone’s bed, I did that trick in college and the things I saw cannot be unseen…” F

[@lonerevenant0]

Dale is so sweet to Nancy tho, that "I missed you" was cute aw.

[@thatvalensteingirl]

Dale has that woman on a pedestal and nothing can knock her down.

[@uncannycerebro]

Dale monitoring the phone calls is how we know Dale knows about the Redcorn affair.

[@blaisetelfer8499]

Also, the dream he has in "Vision Quest" confirms that he knows subconsciously. He dreams about John Redcorn impregnating Nancy on the night he was away and wakes up screaming, but in his conscious state rationalizes it by saying he must be part Indian.

[@Sewblon]

@@blaisetelfer8499 I think that Dale suspects it sub-consciously. But if he actually knows it, then he does a stupendous job of hiding it.

[@audradixon8286]

Oh Dale knows. But he’s making John Redcorn suffer every single day by raising his son. Sweet revenge.

[@NodDisciple1]

@@audradixon8286 Sha-shaaa!

[@coleswifey4life]

Nancy also has a cell phone tho

[@scootydad8093]

9:33 I mean she does have a point, dale is an indestructible Demi-god who can survive every poison and even a propane explosion similar to the one that killed Buckley.

[@ratchetxtreme6591]

I love the fact that everyone agreed just to never tell Dale about this , knowing what he’s capable of.

[@taskforcekillah9722]

Definitely would've killed John 🤣

[@ludovicusbathory1715]

@@taskforcekillah9722 dale is a gun nut so one can only image what he would do if he snapped.

[@burneraccount8416]

@@ludovicusbathory1715 John's trailer would be a crater from a mini thermonuclear bomb Dale had it just in case the Mexi-Russians came out of the shadows

[@lucasmartinez5703]

+TaskForceKillah Might've even killed Nancy. Dale hates traitors and Nancy is the biggest one in his life.

[@Iluvquadbike]

I love how emotive your cartoon guy is.

[@legacytag]

"Hey you can't just waltz onto my video and start saying-" "Hey look, green paper!" "Green paper?!" *Dives off screen* I'll admit that's the funniest ad I've seen in a while

[@fernandod4046]

Anyone who cheats is scum. But people who have children and cheat on their spouse are completely irredeemable.

[@spideyguy3315]

So cheating while having a lover and children is good?

[@fernandod4046]

@@spideyguy3315 you're smarter than that

[@cdogthehedgehog6923]

@@fernandod4046 You're giving them too much credit.

[@1001011011010]

I don't think people are ever completely irredeemable. But that is a terrible, awful thing to do and there's a lot to atone for, and those hurt may never look at you the same. That includes the audience in storytelling.

[@fawnieee]

I notice a lot of men cheat on their wives while they're pregnant. It's disgusting.

[@ironhideschmidtindustries8441]

Shady you should do one about Hanks relationship with his truck

[@rollfizzlebeef1779]

Or his lawn

[@thagomizer4711]

I’d make an autosexual joke, but that’s not what that word means.

[@NightMotorcyclist]

Peggy's pretending to know psychology was too annoying to deal with in that one.

[@mimoe7587]

The episode where Hank loses his first truck is amazing. Great character work for Bobby, Hank and even the Truck

[@moinmahmud6265]

Mechanophilia

[@josephallen1297]

I actually think you hit the head of the nail earlier: "Drunk on power." I think the alcohol has been a symbol throughout the entire episode to show how intoxocated she has been getting, not just on liquor, but on power. I just found your videos. They are pretty entertaining.

[@MysticalBacon23]

I was deadass eating tater tots when he called me out for eating while watching the video lol.

[@marquisgray8055]

Nancy has to be the evilest character out the series but only right after John Redcorn.

[@TheLadyEmerald809]

the whole premise of this ep, is nancy was ALWAYS a big fish in a little pond and she just drowned in being in the big lakes. it was an inevitable just desserts😅

[@Knightmare91]

I always felt that this episode was originally written as a two parter but the writers were then told to cut it down to make it a single episode. Also I feel the whole Nancy drinking thing was because she didn’t have her normal home life responsibilities so she was cutting loose but didn’t realize she was taking it to far.

[@lionheartt15]

the few times I ever saw this show I always thought that the dribbles balanced each other out. nancy balanced out dale's sheer need for his insane schemes and ideas by keeping him from killing himself and in return his everything kept her more grounded in reality and kept her from becoming absolutely hellbound to destroy the lives of her "competition" while trying to get higher and higher in her field of work. it is a co-dependence relationship that for all the horror of what it is works because of it.

[@shadowwatcher3957]

Gotta love the irony that his insane theories and behaviors involving aliens, time travel, clones, etc., help keep Nancy grounded in reality. A small, sometimes subtle and sometimes not at all subtle, part of what made this show hilarious.

[@jonathanalphonzo9097]

SO appreciate it when utubers make the effort to make advertisement entertaining. Such a rare thing, and this is the best example I've seen by far!

[@maxagainsttheworld9916]

Hank is so flawless that he had his son smoke cartons of cigarettes 😂😂😂

[@benzelwasington4059]

That acctuelly works

[@lucasmartinez5703]

It's child abuse

[@anon2427]

@@lucasmartinez5703nah

[@melaniegrace7707]

@@lucasmartinez5703it’s terrible but if it keeps your child from ever smoking again I think the case for it can be made

[@armanclark]

I figured the episode where Dale gets an apprentice and Nancy gets all jealous would be proof enough

[@JamzP14]

"You, person eating while watching this video..." Look, Shady, I didn't vote on this! Let me eat my French dip in peace!!

[@BiryuTheFox]

Same! It's just spaghetti man, leave us be!

[@charlescannon2469]

I never felt so called out for eating some Jalapeno cheese bread.

[@jrbalogne907]

Ong why he gotta put eating in there, trynna attack us😩

[@primeoggaming876]

Tacos for me

[@HeckNein]

Leave me and my chicken parm alone, Shady!

[@pinx.paints]

“You! The person eating while watching this video!”. That caught me off guard, I was actually eating while watching this.

[@penguin1524]

“YOU! EATING WHILE WATCHING THIS VIDEO-“ made me choke on my food i was not expecting that callout lmao

[@JackSpadeVT]

The Simpsons: "We can predict the future" KotH: "Hold my propane accessories"

[@kalebdaynes]

I will say, the one thing I love about Nancy and Dale's relationship is it's not what it appears on the surface which definitely makes it feel more real. On the surface, one might think that Nancy is out of Dale's league because she's a beautiful, smart woman who has a good head on her shoulders whereas Dale, while not exactly ugly, is a scrawny, balding weirdo who is erratic and boorish. However, when you look into it, it's actually Dale that's out of Nancy's league - he's a fantastic father and husband and would do anything for her and Joseph, whereas Nancy appears to be a charming, kind person but she really isn't. She's self-absorbed, manipulative, narcissistic and cheats on Dale with John Redcorn and feels no remorse, despite Dale's constant love and affection towards her and Joseph (despite Joseph not being his biologically). Despite the fact that I hate Nancy and John Redcorn, they're good characters because they add realism and complexity to the show - there are plenty of love triangles like this in real life, and it makes you admire Dale more despite his flaws (though admittedly I'm a little biased because I love Dale, he's my favorite character). It makes the show better because it shows just how brilliant King Of The Hill really is. The characters all feel real and human, and even the characters who you're supposed to hate (Nancy, Peggy, John Redcorn, Cotton, Kahn, etc.) are relatable because they have a backstory and their entire characters don't revolve around them being assholes just for the sake of being assholes. Every character serves a purpose to tell a story as opposed to entertain in an over the top, shallow and offensive way with nothing but sex, gore and humor that relies on shock value like say, Family Guy.

[@alyssapinon9670]

Yes! Love em as characters hate em as people

[@SureYoureRight]

Your comment was my favorite analysis of this couple. Spot on

[@kalebdaynes]

@@SureYoureRight thanks!

[@spunkymaniac9312]

No remorse ??? C'mon,?? Nancy felt guilt and shame for her infidelity almost the whole time she was doing it , She looked for filling the gab of dale not sleeping with her and prefer to focused on his conspiracies, by having an affair with john redcorn, but the thing with that it didn't really satisfy because she was miserable, after every encounter she felt dirty , She only was really happy after Nancy's boys episode when she ended the affair and dale showed her how much he loves her , she even decided to renew her marriage vows , because she was remorseful of breaking her old vows , Nancy is a flawed woman, very flawed, but she "unlike John redcorn " doesn't play victim, she own her wrong doings , and actually feel regrets about them , Remember the female exterminator episode? When she thought dale was gonna have sex with that other woman , she was jealous as fu×k , but didn't stop dale because she thought she deserves it for what she did ,"even tho dale didn't know about the affair she had"

[@kalebdaynes]

@@spunkymaniac9312 I stand corrected. Though she at least doesn't feel enough remorse to fess up to Dale

[@killer13324]

The scene with Dale listening in on Nancy's call, establishing that he monitors ALL incoming and outgoing house calls, lends the biggest credence to the theory that dale has known about nancy's affair with John Redcorn from the very start.

[@dreadedpatrick9876]

Shady: "YOU, THE PERSON EATING WHILE WATCHING THIS VIDEO, THIS IS YOUR FAULT" *Me with 3 chicken nuggets in my mouth*: mhm

[@Tohob]

i froze in place with a spoontful of ice cream halfway into my mouth. never been called out that specifically by a youtube video.

[@DraconicDuelist]

I was eating a bowl of Honeycomb cereal...

[@primeoggaming876]

Me eating tacos and rice

[@auser9172]

Barbecue chicken sandwich for me.

[@privateuser3726]

That green paper bit was priceless

[@kristenlindesy95]

I have a lot of history with this episode, I’ve watched “Debbie does Dallas” at least 10 times.

[@FarelForever]

Nancy to me is one of the most dislikeable characters on the show, but I still feel some sympathy for her. Also given a few episodes, I've come to find John Redcorn more frustrating. In the end, she did choose to be with Dale and Joseph after all. I'd say that in the end, she feels more like a real character to me than... well, someone like Amy from Futurama.

[@Hippo_Hegemony]

You’re just mad your family doesn’t own the Western Hemisphere of Mars, the best hemisphere.

[@FarelForever]

@@Hippo_Hegemony A-a-am not! .....

[@joseantonioevangelista2108]

@@Hippo_Hegemony is this a futurama joke that I don't understand because I haven't watched it?

[@jeremyherz1969]

@@joseantonioevangelista2108 yes this a futurama joke

[@TrollBridgerton]

That “yes, obviously I do” channeled some serious Archer energy. Don’t know if that was intentional, but it made me laugh.

[@dynamickirby]

“YOU. The person eating while watching this video” How’d you know? He’s too powerful to be left alive…

[@morgant.dulaman8733]

WoahwoahwoahwoahwoahwoahWoahWOahWOAhWOAH Kirby! We all know you're eating because you're well...Kirby. No need to add anyone to the menu to keep a secret.

[@TchompTeam]

Huh, what a fun and well designed video. Maybe this episode would of done great as a two-parter? Dale steadily growing more unhinged as he does crazier and crazier things, and Nancy becoming drunk with power. Could've even used their kid as a crux point for Peggy to show the inevitable downfall of both Dale and Nancy recklessly pursuing their own ideas.

[@justsomerandomwannabefamou5348]

This is by far the best way I’ve seen someone tell about their sponser

[@aarroncannon1590]

Now all we need is a Buck Strickland episode review and the list should be complete!

[@misfitbrit1989]

The one where he takes Bobby to GA I believe.

[@Ken9284]

Your right ol’ top

[@feb7722]

1:33 "green paper!" That enough made me love the video instantly.

[@GreasusGoldtooth]

"It sure is great that you're home, and not just for fire retardant purposes. I missed you." I have actually said that to my wife before.

[@jokerson1316]

"Journalism integrity" Well there's an oxymoron

[@Nesenda]

"The person eating while watching this video." I feel personally called out

[@marilar5942]

Shady: “You eating while watching this video” Me: *munching on some bomb ass tacos* how you know I’m eating 🤣

[@primeoggaming876]

IM EATING TACOS RN TOO MAN WTF😂

[@Lady.Friday]

Potato chips here 😂

[@brookepreaseau7337]

I was nibbling on some cookies

[@Moonblade64]

Nancy is the definition of wanting your cake and eating it too

[@AshlynnWolfcraft]

Hiya Shady! Long time viewer. While I can’t say much about National news media, I can say that from the local news perspective that what Nancy did in changing the story wouldn’t be allowed. Yes news stories can change but because she was in a public school talking to a student and making a observation that implies that students are not safe that would cause some serious backlash in terms of working with that news station anymore. If you were there at the school, talking to a student in a classroom about a possum and how cute it is you stay to that story. For reference: I’m a news producer and work with many reporters.

[@kadennelms8419]

I think the A story is both Nancy and Dale reacting to her new job and move. The B story is the Bobby self defense stuff.

[@ItsJustCastro]

The TFS reference @6:37 is gold

[@emberproductions8841]

"Never hide under someone's bed. I did that once in college for a prank. The things I seen I can never unsee." Shit that was funny.

[@Nomad]

That's not funny you're just fucking weird

[@countkilroygraf8816]

"We have to talk about - journalism integrity." Me, an actual journalist: "Go on, king."

[@theMightyWhytey]

Do they teach journalism ethics in college? If they do is it a useless class? Does it just go away once you get into the job? Is the lack of ethics just a national market problem?

[@countkilroygraf8816]

@@theMightyWhytey There's a lot to unpack there, but I'll try and break it down. -I dropped out to take a job at a paper, so make of that what you will. -They teach it, moreso than actual writing/reporting. Journalism school is mostly about learning how not to get sued for slander/libel. -Markets can be a major problem. We're competing with other papers to get the story out first and fast, and we're competing with high online traffic. Sensationalizing stories for clicks is commonplace in the industry. -Another huge problem is that we rely so much on advertising that we have to be very careful about not offending our advertisers. If a company is dumping waste in the lake, that's a big story, but if they buy precious ad space, it blunts your ability to fully report on it. This is a huge problem for corporate-owned papers. There's a reason The Washington Post doesn't touch Bezos. -I strive to maintain my ethics in everything I do. There's been times where I've faced temptation, but I think I've done a good job of staying on the straight-and-narrow and doing the right thing.

[@fascinationproductions5973]

So basically: Nancy is EVIL, but... Cares for her family. It's well written if you ask me, It shows that there are more dimensions behind her character and her ambition. Kind of ashamed that she got cancelled by one small mistake that costed her career.

[@restionSerpentine]

"I'm sorry the house smells like Walrus" "Me too Sug... Me Too"

[@sstaners1234]

“If lose lips really does sink ships you caused 5 more Titanics.” 🤣 Dude, I’m keeping that line.

[@bobvance-]

I mean, it's not THAT clever

[@amberread4721]

Dale knew about the affair but was unable to except or confront it, ive seen this situation happen in real life too.

[@12397bmw]

One that I think would be interesting is talking about how evil Junie Harper from hilloween is. Forcing your extremist religious beliefs upon other cannot be forgiven.

[@andyblanton6570]

Unless you're a Muslim.

[@redeye4516]

Hopefully it attracts the right crowd (the people who realize most forms of extremism are bad) and not the kind of people who I'm thinking will show up in the comments (the people who zealously hate religion in any form and use it as an "example" of how all religions and their adherents are). I'd hope I'm probably wrong because I can attest that extremist beliefs (religious and political) have fucked over the world for the last 120 years at least, but not the moderate faiths, and I'd welcome that as a talking point rather than wading through a sea of counter-extremism.

[@mediocri5y]

@@redeye4516 don't hold your breath my guy trust me

[@redeye4516]

+Nobody comments are not funny you troglodyte Well, I suppose that depends what we mean by "extremism" here. If we're talking about ISIS level bullshit, then no it really doesn't. If we're counting the Amish then something like that's on the table (because technically they are religious extremists, just not the violent kind that people like to talk about)

[@bashfulbreloom9294]

Jokes on you Shady, I'm not eating. I'm chugging an almost expired Gatorade. Take that.

[@genera1013]

Gatorade expires?

[@normanyerby2009]

@@genera1013 not true.

[@bashfulbreloom9294]

I think it does if it's open. I'm certainly not taking the chance of future me drinking it and getting sick so I just drank it when I realized.

[@claymathewselevator8121]

GATORADE- Coach Klein

[@IReadTooMuchCrap]

I was drinking water and lost my shit at the "green paper!" bit and choked laughing.

[@procow2274]

In these harrowing times 1 in every 20 students has a possum

[@perfeksin]

I was not expecting an obscure DBZA reference for a split second. Bravo