King of the Hill Topic Discussion

[MasterXtreme]

He seems to have been in a very poor headspace with his life crumbling apart around him.  It's quite sad.  I'm not sure if you saw him at the KoTH event, but it was really sad. He was clearly mentally unwell.

It was so sad it came to this.

[NostradamusTheSeer]

I wonder what will have happened to Luanne and Lucky?

Probably moved to McMaynerbury or Garland with their daughter.   I could see Lucky joining a "dad band" and playing guitar with some fellows he works with in neighboring Richardson [the real-word town where Mike Judge grew up]. They could call themselves The Wandering... something-or-other.   

[Anyponedrawn]

I wonder what will have happened to Luanne and Lucky?

Probably moved to McMaynerbury or Garland with their daughter.   

I could see that too.  Lucky playing in a band would make sense.  But I wonder if he took his fatherhood more seriously and tried a real job in the process?  Like imagine him trying to do a desk job, lol!

[NostradamusTheSeer]

Or an athletics equipment and accessories salesman.  Just make sure there's no pee-pee on the store's restroom floor.

[Sniffles]

Oh that is very sad what happened to Jonathan Joss.

[NostradamusTheSeer]

I could see that too.  Lucky playing in a band would make sense.

Oh, yes, I recall there's precedent for this. He was in John Redcorn's band. Perhaps they still have another show left in them? They could even dedicate a song to a departed friend.  Joss was actually the second actor to assume the role of the lusty but deeply spiritual Native American healer, after his predecessor was killed in a car accident, and had a recurring role in Parks and Rec.

[Anyponedrawn]

I could see that too.  Lucky playing in a band would make sense.

Oh, yes, I recall there's precedent for this. He was in John Redcorn's band. Perhaps they still have another show left in them? They could even dedicate a song to a departed friend.  Joss was actually the second actor to assume the role of the lusty but deeply spiritual Native American healer, after his predecessor was killed in a car accident, and had a recurring role in Parks and Rec.

A lot of voice actors from KoTH seem to be dying and getting killed for totally random reasons.  It's pretty dark and unfortunate.  Sad really.

I could see Redcorn and Lucky still being in a band all these years later.  Curious to see if we will see them both at all.

[Silverwing]

A lot of voice actors from KoTH seem to be dying and getting killed for totally random reasons.  It's pretty dark and unfortunate.  Sad really.

It's weird how this is happening.  It's not just natural causes either.

[Blurr]

Yeah....what happened was just horrible.

[RainySunshine]

It gives me an uneasy vibe about it all.  No fault of the show, but it's very sad.  Sort of a bad omen over this show's return.

[Wolfwood]

Ehhh, don't think too much into it.  There is no bad omen.  It's all in your mind.  Sadly things happen.

[NostradamusTheSeer]

The KOTH Curse?  Like "The Seinfeld Curse"?  Or "The Poltergeist Curse"?

[Wolfwood]

^ Maybe.  I don't know how successful the cast was post-show.

[NostradamusTheSeer]

Mike Judge made a new Beavis and Butt-Head movie, which led to the show's third revival.  Pamela Adlon's voice-over career is pretty consistent.

Though I still think, if they could find an actress who can mimic Brittany Murphy's signature voice, they could recast her role for a one-shot appearance... unless maybe the new gal has a deeper voice, and they justify it by saying Luanne's become a chain-smoker in the interim and it's given her "grown-up pipes".[1]  Another possibility: Luanne, unable to make it to her aunt and uncle's house for a visit, sends along the children [yup, at least three; she and Lucky are a loving couple]. Gracie, the eldest, squeaks and giggles when she's excited, just like her mother. Respectful, but quite funny.

[RainySunshine]

I head the new B&B show was really good.  So if anyone can bring back revivals and do them well, it might be Mike Judge.