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I've never got the impression that Hank resents Peggy. You're reaching.Wouldn't we all after being married to Peggy
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I've never got the impression that Hank resents Peggy. You're reaching.Wouldn't we all after being married to Peggy
They left because Hank retired. It isn't like they needed to do a whole season-long arc about it.It IS really interesting and a surprisingly clever choice until they decided to do absolutely nothing with it. I went in with low expectations knowing we're starting off with them coming home but they really did nothing with it, down to not even bothering to explain why they left.
They left because Hank retired. It isn't like they needed to do a whole season-long arc about it.
He obviously got an offer that was too good to pass up, or Buck closed down Strickland when he retired.He took the job in Saudi prior to retirement, that doesn't explain why he would leave Strickland, uproot his teenage son from his high school experience, and whatever career Peggy had by then.
I certainly didn't want an entire season about it but I expected these basic questions to be answered instead of crap about all-gendered bathrooms and omg, remember uber?
The Saudi Arabia bit served a few purposes:It IS really interesting and a surprisingly clever choice until they decided to do absolutely nothing with it. I went in with low expectations knowing we're starting off with them coming home but they really did nothing with it, down to not even bothering to explain why they left.
He probably went into it thinking he'd get to work on his own projects, only to realize once he got there that he doesn't really have any.So Hank loves to work and hates the idea of not working, so he went to Saudi Arabia for seven years so he could stop working, only to have a few episodes dedicated to how much he hates not working.
He left because it was a good offer. It's that simple and it happens all the time. When I was in school, I saw friends leaving because their parents took jobs in other countries. Some returned, some didn't (at least not while I was still in school). I made new friends and they did the same.He took the job in Saudi prior to retirement, that doesn't explain why he would leave Strickland, uproot his teenage son from his high school experience, and whatever career Peggy had by then.
That's exactly it. He ended up coaching soccer because he did everything around the house he wanted to do and couldn't find anything to give him purpose.He probably went into it thinking he'd get to work on his own projects, only to realize once he got there that he doesn't really have any.
This is what happens to most "young" retirees btw.He probably went into it thinking he'd get to work on his own projects, only to realize once he got there that he doesn't really have any.
sorry it was important that a yellow man voice him nowAlso kill the dude who voices Kahn now. Just behead him, he sucks.
American Dad, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers, The Simpsons, and South Park already have episodes dealing with that.I think they should do an episode with Bobby having to deal with influencers demanding free food. I hear it's a real annoying thing restaurateurs have to deal with these days.
You know what I found really funny about the whole "characters can only being voiced by VAs of the same race" thing? Besides casting Khan as an Asian guy who isn't even Laotian (still hilarious), there's episode three:Also kill the dude who voices Kahn now. Just behead him, he sucks.
You have to admit, that would make Old Folks homes incredible. Instead of playing Bingo, they play Halo and call each other niggers and kikes.Might change when most millenials reach retirement age because they know to start smoking weed and playing video games all day.
The new episodes are fine, but watch the old episodes first.Thinking about watching this for the first time as a zoomer, I also just got a new SSD so I'm in the mood to torrent stuff. Is the general consensus just to watch all of the original series and ignore those new episodes?
I haven't watched those shows in years. Except for South Park, and to be honest, I don't remember anything about the last three or four seasons. I should probably stop watching it.American Dad, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers, The Simpsons, and South Park already have episodes dealing with that.