mr nom John never neglected Joseph. If anything, he was there for his football games and repairing the house. Dale neglected more because he would hang around in the basement with his turtle
He actually was. He legitimately loved and was there for both Nancy and Joseph, which makes it more complicated than just some fling. Joseph's got two daddies.
Hank: "Who taught Joseph how to ride a bike? Dale: "john redcorn. He taught Joseph and Joseph taught me." Personally i love that dale isnt afraid to show he has weaknesses in front of his son. Plus, he lets Joseph teach him new things. All in all dale is a good father.
@@mr.awesome6011 Bobby isn’t a towel boy. And besides, Bobby is one who puts up with Joseph’s nonsense just like how Hank puts up with Dale’s nonsense.
"Aliens impregnated Mom, that's a given". You really have to give credit to Dale and Joseph's relationship, Joseph takes strongly after Dale with their same idiocy and paranoia. Hank is right, John Redcorn might be the 'blood', but Dale is without a doubt Joseph's Father.
People always bring up the "Dale knows" theory but I always liked the theory that aliens actually did create Joseph based off Dale's brain and likeness. The fact that he looks Native American is just a coincidence lol
@@rawkguy4896I think Dale always knew, there’s scenes in episodes where it’s blatantly obvious but he “plays it off” and it seems like he just accepts it because he doesn’t want Joseph to have split parents. Hell Nancy never let Dale sleep in bed with her unless it was his birthday. Either way Dale might be a shitty person in the show but he is an A+ Dad(minus the encouraging to smoke cigarettes and the other shit) he truly cares for him and he raised him and seems like Joseph has a great childhood
@@ForcesofRandomness He doesn't, there is no evidence within the show to support that fan theory. In fact all the evidence in the show points to the contrary. Dale is really that dumb.
I just know that Hank has had this speech prepared for awhile, on the off chance that Dale might actually find the truth. And as usual he's right Dale is Joseph's dad.
Maybe deep down Dale knows he's not the real dad, but he's still a good father to his supposed son, despite the circumstances. If John Redcorn really did want to be a father, he'd step up and say so, to everyone. Despite how many worlds it would destroy. Dale probably knows what's really going on, but either way he still sees a kid that NEEDS a father, and is willing to take that responsibility. I'm twisted af rn, but Dale Gribble is a national treasure
It doesn't matter, the point of the episode was that being a father is different than being a Dad. Dale reconciles that he isn't Josephs father (he just thinks its aliens) but that he is still his son. Its only the drive home his delusion kicks in again lol.
What's great about this episode is that it answers the question of whether Dale finding out Joseph isnt biologically his would change his relationship with him, without him figuring out the obvious fact that it's John Redcorn who is Joseph's biological falther
I love how this answers the question of if Dale found out that Joseph wasn't his real son, would he still love him. Yes, he would. Because Joseph IS his real son.
I like Hank appreciated Bobby's the caretaker for his friends too. That's more important than a play, and everyone went home safe. That's a good lesson learned.
I had mixed emotions about this. It felt so touching about the message of a father and son relationship. But at the same time I was laughing hysterically because of the delivery of the message.
This is one of my favorite moments from King of the Hill. Even though John Redcorn is Joseph's biological father, Dale is the one who raised him. I imagine even if Joseph learns the truth, he will still view Dale as his true father.
I can relate, my dad raised my oldest brother Tim as his step kid, and for all intents and purposes, my father was HIS dad, he brought him to practice and every game, made sure he was doing good in school, and just played catch with him to make him happy or watch wwe for shits and giggles Just because your not flesh and blood does not mean your not the Dad, just not the Father
Another thing I love about this scene is even though Hank knew about the affair and Joseph's true parentage for years, he still thinks of Dale as Joseph's true father.@@Kaboomboo
Dale knew Redcorn was the father but still raised Joseph as his own not caring at all because that kid would need a father and lets face it Redcorn isn't a 24/7 dad. Dale is one plus a 24/7 ant killer That's a real father
No offense but that's just a stupid reading and obvious mischaracterization of what the show always showed us. This very episode shows the theory is complete BS. There's nothing to decode, it's all on the surface. The entire point of the joke is that Dale is so stupid that he misses all the blinding obvious clues that John Redcorn is the father. It's a comedy series.
makutamaster ok lets pretend for a second this theory isn’t dumb and answer this? Why would the events of this episode be happening? Why is he even bringing up aliens or questioning his son’s origins?
makutamaster again then why bring this up? If this was the case (which it’s not) why bring anything up? Why not keep being silent? This is such a stupid obviously wrong theory.
God you know, I don't give a shit who Joseph's biological father is, Dale is his daddy I tell you wHut. I honestly wish, they'd have Dale find out the truth behind Nancy and John Redcorn and just have him say fuck it, Joseph's my boy and nothing's gonna change that. As a wise man once said, "he may have been your father, but he wasn't your daddy."
I don’t think Dale ever knew John Redcorn was the father of his child, but he did thought he was an alien’s son and not his, and yet he always loved him and raised him as his own, gotta have some respect for that
This is probably the best Dale Gribble episode. Thank you for being such a great part of our lives, Johnny. We'll see you again someday in that great big forever.
Winter omg I didnt mean to offend you I'm so sorry *gets down on my hands and knees* will you ever forgive me?? *cries* I really didn't mean to offend you 😧😧😧
Nancy told Joseph the truth in that thanksgiving episode but I can’t help but imagine he immediately went “So…John Redcorn was an alien this whole time and he’s not a real Native American!!!” because he and Dale are so much alike.
I’m a grown ass man who found out recently that the man who raised me wasn’t my biological father. I found this out after his death. Haven’t cried since the day he died and for some god damn reason this episode came on a few nights ago and hanks talk right here choked up me real bad.
It's better off that way. I know my dad but would easily switch places with you, a total stranger than have him as my dad. Luckily I haven't seen or spoken to him in like 11 years.
Okay Nancy cheated on Dale with John Redcorn, that's a given-BUT-what if Dale WAS abducted by aliens, and they implanted Dale's DNA into Nancy when she was pregnant, making a Gribble/Redcorn/Hicks SUPER hybrid? Because COME ON-both Joseph and his sister Kate both have the same violent tendencies found in Dale, and I can FULLY believe that both of them had two dads in this scenario. Doesn't make Dale any more or less of Joseph's dad-BUT STILL-its a neat thought.
Technically it was never actually confirmed that John Redcorn was the father, just very heavily implied. I like to think Dale is the father, and everyone else is being stupid.
@@EmilioReyes_97 Starting your comment with the phrase "I mean" doesn't make sense without context. The phrase "I mean" is followed with elaborate detail _after_ a statement has been said.
There was the vision quest episode that gives us the implication that maybe Dale knows more than he lets on but his conspiracy theorist brain keeps pushing the info to the back of his mind...waayy back. Even in this episode while talking to Hank it's revealed he's well aware that John Redcorn was there at his houwe with Nancy that night but he still thinks aliens.
He also had that vision in the sweat lodge where he was in bed with his wife, but it was actually a preying mantis and it cut off his head. It's like his own brain is trying to get him to accept the truth, but Dale deludes himself so well that he never picks up on the signals.
Hank: When Joseph was a baby, who changed his diapers, you, or some alien? Dale: I did. Hank: Who took him to his first day of Kindergarten? Dale: I did. Hank: Who taught him how to tie his shoes? Dale: John Redcorn. LOL
The Marfa Lights. Strange glowing green lights that have been dancing across the desert skies of Marfa, Texas for well over a hundred years. No one knows for sure what they are. Some say aliens, some say mirages, others say they’re plasma discharges from a dormant magma vein. All we know is that they appear only at night and they appear to run away from almost everyone that tries to get close to them.
The marfa lights are literally just car headlights from the highway across the viewing and every once in a while, a small fire. It was tested by a local university who put cars in various positions on the highway and either flashed lights, had them move around, etc and recorded that their car headlights translated exactly into em
Couldn't ask for a better ending to the episode. Dale and Joseph grow closer by declaring they're truly family, and Hank and Bobby grow closer through the shared experience of watching out for a friend who desperately needs it. 😂
You know, over the years I've seen every single episode, this one included several thousand times but, some reason this morning, when Hank made the "it takes a real man to be a dad "statement, my eyes watered.
I remember a quote my dad always told me. "Just because he came from your seed doesn't make a guy someone's father, it just makes him someone who can impregnate someone.
“Any alien can inject space juice and be a father, but it takes a real man to be a dad” Literally the plot of Guardians of the Galaxy 2
Oh my God! You just blew my mind!
You're talking about yondu right?
Hunter Thixton yeah
Did jams gun see this episode f king of the hill and thought”here’s the plot of my next movie, oh and it also has something with rocket and batteries”
"Im merry popins yall!"
I lost it when we’re expecting Dale and Joseph to hug or run away together but Dale leaps into Joseph’s arms instead
And Joesph's pretty strong to be able to carry him like that
🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
U forgot to say spoiler
@@fbiagent5605 king of the hill has out for years my guy, nobody gonna care bout spoilers
@@hankhill2254 I care :(
John Redcorn may have been his father, but he wasn't his daddy.
Well kind of, he was there for Joseph.
mr nom John never neglected Joseph. If anything, he was there for his football games and repairing the house. Dale neglected more because he would hang around in the basement with his turtle
He actually was. He legitimately loved and was there for both Nancy and Joseph, which makes it more complicated than just some fling.
Joseph's got two daddies.
Jon redcorn is his moms daddy
John Redcorn was called daddy many times.
Hank: "Who taught Joseph how to ride a bike?
Dale: "john redcorn. He taught Joseph and Joseph taught me."
Personally i love that dale isnt afraid to show he has weaknesses in front of his son. Plus, he lets Joseph teach him new things. All in all dale is a good father.
The moment you realize that Joseph is to Bobby like how Dale is to Hank.
Like Fathers, like sons.
It's more like Joseph is to Hank as Dale is to Bobby. Especially since Joseph plays football and Bobby is a towel boy.
@@mr.awesome6011 Bobby isn’t a towel boy. And besides, Bobby is one who puts up with Joseph’s nonsense just like how Hank puts up with Dale’s nonsense.
@@TheDragonman104 there was a time before Joseph hit puberty where he looked up to Bobby
Bug (Dale's dad) is the only Gribble who seems sane.
“You can’t have him, he’s my son!” Rest in Peace Johnny Hardwick, you did a great job voicing Dale. ❤
Aww he died?
Damn. August 8th.
Fuuuuuuck dude, RIP
@@ExtremelyOnlineGuy IKR
May he be at peace.
"Aliens impregnated Mom, that's a given". You really have to give credit to Dale and Joseph's relationship, Joseph takes strongly after Dale with their same idiocy and paranoia. Hank is right, John Redcorn might be the 'blood', but Dale is without a doubt Joseph's Father.
People always bring up the "Dale knows" theory but I always liked the theory that aliens actually did create Joseph based off Dale's brain and likeness. The fact that he looks Native American is just a coincidence lol
@@rawkguy4896 Plus, an extra screw you to John Redcorn lol
@@rawkguy4896I think Dale always knew, there’s scenes in episodes where it’s blatantly obvious but he “plays it off” and it seems like he just accepts it because he doesn’t want Joseph to have split parents. Hell Nancy never let Dale sleep in bed with her unless it was his birthday. Either way Dale might be a shitty person in the show but he is an A+ Dad(minus the encouraging to smoke cigarettes and the other shit) he truly cares for him and he raised him and seems like Joseph has a great childhood
Dale doesn't know. Why you don't accept that?
TECHNICALLY, it was never proven that John Redcorn is the genetic father. So Dale's Alien story could be possible. 🤔
Dale may be a nutcase but he loves Joseph
@@jmedrano704 Dale knows what's going on
And Nancy
@@ForcesofRandomness He doesn't, there is no evidence within the show to support that fan theory. In fact all the evidence in the show points to the contrary. Dale is really that dumb.
"i guess you had your OWN idiot manchild to deal with"
This is pretty direct.
Thumping Thromnambular But true.
It's a reference to the book " Of Mice and Men," which hank was supposed to star in a play adaptation with Bobby.
God your pfp scares me
"Mr Hill I heard that."
God, this is the best show ever made. It teaches such strong values of decency and morality.
They don't make it like they used to
Yea I learned the value of hard work from watching hank sell propane and dick accessories
And ass kicking
"Any alien can inject someone with his space juice and be a father. But it takes a real man to be a dad"
@@nonamemane4581 what would be a dick accessory?
Those gribbles are two nuts on the same sundae 🥺 wholesome ASF
I love how this kind of implies that Bobby knows that Dale isn’t Joseph’s biological father. But he also knows it’s not his secret to tell.
EVERYBODY knew except Peggy that one time lol.
He probably knew before Peggy lmao
And Bobby is too good of a person to say anything. It would break his friend and one of the men who is essentially an uncle to him.
It doesnt take a genius to know. I mean the boy looks exactly like redcorn xD
He and his dad shared a second right after the exchange between Dale and Joseph, and in that second I think they both fully understood the situation.
I just know that Hank has had this speech prepared for awhile, on the off chance that Dale might actually find the truth. And as usual he's right Dale is Joseph's dad.
Maybe deep down Dale knows he's not the real dad, but he's still a good father to his supposed son, despite the circumstances. If John Redcorn really did want to be a father, he'd step up and say so, to everyone. Despite how many worlds it would destroy. Dale probably knows what's really going on, but either way he still sees a kid that NEEDS a father, and is willing to take that responsibility.
I'm twisted af rn, but Dale Gribble is a national treasure
This show is based.
He may be nuts and stupid, but he accepts his son.
It doesn't matter, the point of the episode was that being a father is different than being a Dad. Dale reconciles that he isn't Josephs father (he just thinks its aliens) but that he is still his son. Its only the drive home his delusion kicks in again lol.
He threatened to kill Peggie over the phone because she was going to teach a sex ed course.
This is why I like Dale so much. He's a looney sometimes but I honestly think this guy has strong responsiblities and is a great father
He might be a Biological Redcorn but he’s a Grible at heart
Hank is such a good friend
yea he is a good friend, but Dale needs a real friend
yeetboi ty
A real friend would keep it real with Dale
Yeah agreed
Lol he's literally manipulating him
Especially to Bill too
What's great about this episode is that it answers the question of whether Dale finding out Joseph isnt biologically his would change his relationship with him, without him figuring out the obvious fact that it's John Redcorn who is Joseph's biological falther
Also the episode where Dale thinks Peggy is coming on to him and he straight up tells Hank about it.
It works on so many levels
Hank "Who taught him how to tie his shoes?"
Dale "John Redcorn"
Awkward Silence while Hank touches his glasses thinking lol
I love how this answers the question of if Dale found out that Joseph wasn't his real son, would he still love him. Yes, he would. Because Joseph IS his real son.
John Redcorn: I got your wife
Dale: I got your Son
I like Hank appreciated Bobby's the caretaker for his friends too. That's more important than a play, and everyone went home safe. That's a good lesson learned.
To quote the Hills, "Eeyup."
The family resemblance is in the one braincell they both have.
Even that’s a little generous. More like half a brain cell shared between the two of them
Nancy doesn’t deserve Dale.
Nancy even thinks that. She says as much in Nancy Boys.
RIP Johnny Hardwick.
“Hey dad, what’s in the jar?”
“Don’t drink it!”
But what is it
@Jaime Beauchamp alien urine. Lol.
And it only cost him half a mayonnaise jar.
I had mixed emotions about this. It felt so touching about the message of a father and son relationship. But at the same time I was laughing hysterically because of the delivery of the message.
This is one of my favorite moments from King of the Hill. Even though John Redcorn is Joseph's biological father, Dale is the one who raised him. I imagine even if Joseph learns the truth, he will still view Dale as his true father.
Probably. He grew up under Dale's roof, ate his food, spent holidays together. Basically he grew up with Dale. Dale is his dad and always will be.
He might also still believe that John Redcorn is a cannibal
@@westube3493Nah, he doesn't believe that anymore. Nancy set things straight about that.
I can relate, my dad raised my oldest brother Tim as his step kid, and for all intents and purposes, my father was HIS dad, he brought him to practice and every game, made sure he was doing good in school, and just played catch with him to make him happy or watch wwe for shits and giggles
Just because your not flesh and blood does not mean your not the Dad, just not the Father
Another thing I love about this scene is even though Hank knew about the affair and Joseph's true parentage for years, he still thinks of Dale as Joseph's true father.@@Kaboomboo
Dale knew Redcorn was the father but still raised Joseph as his own not caring at all because that kid would need a father and lets face it Redcorn isn't a 24/7 dad. Dale is one plus a 24/7 ant killer That's a real father
@makutamaster I could've sworn Redcorn wanted his son. And if he was a 24/7 dad how did he teach him all those things. 😂😂
Solqueen86
It’s like the movie Me, Myself and Irene lol
No offense but that's just a stupid reading and obvious mischaracterization of what the show always showed us. This very episode shows the theory is complete BS.
There's nothing to decode, it's all on the surface. The entire point of the joke is that Dale is so stupid that he misses all the blinding obvious clues that John Redcorn is the father. It's a comedy series.
makutamaster ok lets pretend for a second this theory isn’t dumb and answer this? Why would the events of this episode be happening? Why is he even bringing up aliens or questioning his son’s origins?
makutamaster again then why bring this up? If this was the case (which it’s not) why bring anything up? Why not keep being silent? This is such a stupid obviously wrong theory.
“He taught Joseph and Joseph taught me”
lmao
The funniest part of this episode was the after credits
Bobby: "Hey dad, what's in the jar?"
Hank: "DON'T DRINK IT!"
Lmao i love how bobby is like "joseph your dad is here!" I know!.. then bobby just humors him and is like "no your earth dad"
God you know, I don't give a shit who Joseph's biological father is, Dale is his daddy I tell you wHut.
I honestly wish, they'd have Dale find out the truth behind Nancy and John Redcorn and just have him say fuck it, Joseph's my boy and nothing's gonna change that.
As a wise man once said, "he may have been your father, but he wasn't your daddy."
I don’t think Dale ever knew John Redcorn was the father of his child, but he did thought he was an alien’s son and not his, and yet he always loved him and raised him as his own, gotta have some respect for that
I want a flashback episode of a young Joseph teaching Dale how to ride a bike
Me too but unfortunately dale's voice actor passed away
This is probably the best Dale Gribble episode. Thank you for being such a great part of our lives, Johnny. We'll see you again someday in that great big forever.
RIP Rusty 😥
He knows about John Redcorn. Enough said.
Yea watch the whole episode he knows everything
Dale would have to be an even bigger idiot to not realize that by now.
Katie Fedele I always thought deep down he always knew
Winter omg I didnt mean to offend you I'm so sorry *gets down on my hands and knees* will you ever forgive me?? *cries* I really didn't mean to offend you 😧😧😧
Winter so sorry 😘💕❤
I love how it’s never just John they always say John Redcorn 😂
Nancy told Joseph the truth in that thanksgiving episode but I can’t help but imagine he immediately went “So…John Redcorn was an alien this whole time and he’s not a real Native American!!!” because he and Dale are so much alike.
Yeah, i can see that happening. The more he got older throughout the show, the more he thought like Dale. He's Dale's son alright.
Guys, Dale doesn’t know. Stop giving him so much credit 😂
He does. The episode proves that on a subconscious level he does know, but he keeps himself deluded to avoid internalizing the painful truth.
Whatever Dale truly believes, there's no denying Joseph is on his top priorities.
"Two nuts on a sundae" is a saying I'll have to start using
Joseph asserts dominance 1:02
Thank you for the childhood memories, Johnny.
T POSE INTENSIFIES
I’m a grown ass man who found out recently that the man who raised me wasn’t my biological father. I found this out after his death. Haven’t cried since the day he died and for some god damn reason this episode came on a few nights ago and hanks talk right here choked up me real bad.
Did he know. Do you know?
It's better off that way. I know my dad but would easily switch places with you, a total stranger than have him as my dad. Luckily I haven't seen or spoken to him in like 11 years.
And like his father, Joseph wholeheartedly believes and creates crazy conspiracy.
proof that Dale knew all along
One of the earlier drafts of Steven Universe.
Yes
RIP Dale :'(
Screw Redcorn Dale is his dad, he's been there for him, loves him, and would anything to protect him.
Dale is such a good father.
Cotton Hill was a bad dad and grandpa.
Dale is a great father . Very inspirational to so many of us.
Even I felt Joesph knows, dale is still his dad. He changed the diapers high is the hard part about being a dad
Heck, Joseph knows about John Redcorn, but is humoring Dale. Also, the last few lines of the episode, a long with the music, are the perfect ending😁
Yep
Kryptnyt yep
Mhm
Don't forget: Hey dad whats in the jar?
DON'T DRINK IT!!!
This show was so fucking amazing.
1:02 T-pose.
One of the best shows of all time........
I like to imagine Dale played Metal Gear Solid with Joseph, and handed the controller over for all the parts he couldn't beat himself.
Bobby:Hey Dad whats in the jar?
Hank: DONT DRINK IT!!
Okay Nancy cheated on Dale with John Redcorn, that's a given-BUT-what if Dale WAS abducted by aliens, and they implanted Dale's DNA into Nancy when she was pregnant, making a Gribble/Redcorn/Hicks SUPER hybrid? Because COME ON-both Joseph and his sister Kate both have the same violent tendencies found in Dale, and I can FULLY believe that both of them had two dads in this scenario. Doesn't make Dale any more or less of Joseph's dad-BUT STILL-its a neat thought.
Technically it was never actually confirmed that John Redcorn was the father, just very heavily implied.
I like to think Dale is the father, and everyone else is being stupid.
He may be his father but he ain't his daddy
Dale is the dad it’s just that the smoking fucked with his seaman and altered it
I mean thats a very sweet thought but.......the boy is brown and Dale is whiter then the lone star on the Texas flag XD
@@EmilioReyes_97
Starting your comment with the phrase "I mean" doesn't make sense without context.
The phrase "I mean" is followed with elaborate detail _after_ a statement has been said.
Dale really was so oblivious, he thought an alien was Joseph's dad and not John redcorn.
John Redcorn is an alien.
There was the vision quest episode that gives us the implication that maybe Dale knows more than he lets on but his conspiracy theorist brain keeps pushing the info to the back of his mind...waayy back. Even in this episode while talking to Hank it's revealed he's well aware that John Redcorn was there at his houwe with Nancy that night but he still thinks aliens.
He also had that vision in the sweat lodge where he was in bed with his wife, but it was actually a preying mantis and it cut off his head. It's like his own brain is trying to get him to accept the truth, but Dale deludes himself so well that he never picks up on the signals.
Looking back on this ep, it makes me wish Bobby had a Bill and Boomhauer at school seeing as how Joseph was Bobby's Dale .
Boy, I tell you what, this is very wholesome.
Dale's a better father than Redcorn will ever be
Hank: When Joseph was a baby, who changed his diapers, you, or some alien?
Dale: I did.
Hank: Who took him to his first day of Kindergarten?
Dale: I did.
Hank: Who taught him how to tie his shoes?
Dale: John Redcorn.
LOL
I like Joseph and Dale those two are really, and I mean really bond of father and son that a really father and son would have
I wish hank was my dad
dat man me 3
but then you ain't be right
Maybe you wish that Cotton Hill was your grandpa then, heh?
@@Frankie-OCotton was actually a loving grandpa to Bobby
I always wondered if it’s because Bobby looks like him while Hank looks like Tilly 🤔
The Clint Eastwood character played on Gran Torino as an old man, but no grandpa; a bigoted Korea veteran.
Wait...what WERE those green lights?
aliens
The Marfa Lights. Strange glowing green lights that have been dancing across the desert skies of Marfa, Texas for well over a hundred years. No one knows for sure what they are. Some say aliens, some say mirages, others say they’re plasma discharges from a dormant magma vein. All we know is that they appear only at night and they appear to run away from almost everyone that tries to get close to them.
Leprechauns
The marfa lights are literally just car headlights from the highway across the viewing and every once in a while, a small fire. It was tested by a local university who put cars in various positions on the highway and either flashed lights, had them move around, etc and recorded that their car headlights translated exactly into em
@@llamaryder1 isn't that the Paulding Lights or are they pretty much the same?
I love that John Redcorn has actually been a decent parent to his bastard
he might've been your father but he wasn't your daddy
Damn that makes it worst since his wife and John were still seeing each other
Hank out here spittin straight facts
This episode was one of the best and definitely one that still sticks in my mind. "Mom was impregnated by aliens, that's a given" XD
“It takes a real man to be a dad” wise words.
Are we just going to ignore the fact that Dale was telling the truth about the UFO’s though?
🛸
Facts we all saw the lights 💯
Couldn't ask for a better ending to the episode. Dale and Joseph grow closer by declaring they're truly family, and Hank and Bobby grow closer through the shared experience of watching out for a friend who desperately needs it. 😂
RIP Johnny Hardwick, the voiceover for Dale if you didn't know... He will be missed 😢....
Everyone's talking about Dale and Joseph, but the Hank/Bobby moment was great.
Yeep.
@@FatGouf yeep. Mmmm
Hank and Bobby= perfect father and son relationship
Joseph and Dale: *Laughs in conspiracy theories*
0:25 - LOL! 😂 Hank must’ve not expected that kind of answer 😂😅 just kept cracking up 😆🤣
0:17 - this little exchange between Hank and Dale is my fav part of the video 😂🤣
The sound dale makes right before he jumps to Joseph lol 😂 1:19
I love Dale. He is hard to dislike.
“Dad? Aliens impregnated mom. Thats a given.” Lmao
This is one of my favorite episodes.
I love the internal rationalization in dales mind
You know, over the years I've seen every single episode, this one included several thousand times but, some reason this morning, when Hank made the "it takes a real man to be a dad "statement, my eyes watered.
Dale is honestly more of a Dad than Mayes Hughes.
Why's it so satisfying seeing the parallels between hank and dale vs joseph and bobby. Also that "Yep." at the end, warms my damn heart!
Dale Gribble: The man many would love to have as a father.
I still can’t believe they made an entire Marvel movie based off this episode of King of the Hill 🤯
This is funny and heartwarming at the same time.
I love this moment.
"He may have been your father, but he wasn't your daddy."
LMAO @ Hank & Bobby like what the fuck in the back of the van listening to them.
I remember a quote my dad always told me.
"Just because he came from your seed doesn't make a guy someone's father, it just makes him someone who can impregnate someone.
I wish there was a double like-button. Two thumbs up.
It's amazing Dale gribble talked to his son Joseph
Dale is a great father
Calling the Gribbles nuts but still Hank being chill with Dale driving at night with Sunglasses.