All the humor is incredibly subtle and witty and I just can't get enough of it.  It's a "thinking-mans" comedy.\n\nIn the land of constant, obscure, pop-culture reference crap (Family Guy), King of the Hill stands above the rest as possibly the funniest and best-written show on TV.\n\nPeople are noticing too, viewership this season is up 25 percent and it has been renewed for another 20 episodes (11th season).\n\nI love this show and I urge all of you who may have been overlooking it (possibly due to Fox messing-up it's timeslot with NFL overruns) to catch reruns of it in syndication.\n\nSome jokes you won't even notice happening until you see the episode again and again.\n\nWhy don't people watch this show more than they do?  It's excellent.
214706
Dude, I love that show! IDK why, its great comedy. I like the one where billy got gout from eating all that chopped liver. that was a good one.
450643
I watched it for many years but have lost track recently.\nI'm glad Susan & Carl are back together (but how is the dog coping with him?), he better behave this time!\nI've always liked Steph, she is a straight shooter and Max is a wholesome character.\nI often wish they would get rid of Paul and Izzy but it would be a bit dull without them I guess.
535736
I have been watching it and I think its great, but where is Friar Tuck??Other than that its a fab series...lots of action, some class comedy moments and nice scenery.
326158
I love it too. I watched it everyday until I was seeing repeats of the repeats. I'm thinking of buying the DVD set. It's hilarious!
613003
One of the best network sitcoms ever. Unfortunately, it was a very smart show, that required a bit of intelligence and thought to enjoy. These are two things that the basic American television viewing audience is lacking. Too bad it was not renewed, but intelligent TV on FOX does not work for two reasons. First, intelligent TV on FOX  is basically anathema to them (with perhaps the exception of 24). Second, intelligent programs usually need support and nurturing from their network (see St. Elsewhere, Law and Order, Hill Street Blues) and FOX does not know how to do that. They demand instant successful ratings, and that does not work in the long term. FOX really screwed over that show by preempting it constantly and throwing it all over the schedule.\nAs far as a fave character, I loved tham all, but put a gun to my head and I would probably have to take George Sr.
311858
I used to like the show, but it starts to drag so long...you know every family member grows up, gets married, and then the parents have twin babies. It just goes on and on and on until I can't take it no more. I stop watching it after a few seasons. I'm sorry to answer your question negatively. This show should have been hit the finale if not soon enough.
445714
American Dad is good. Fresh new animated show. Family Guy still arouses my interests. For now, I'll have to say I'm torn between the two of them, but I feel that American Dad will only get better with time.
442544
It is my absolute favorite show, so of course I watched it!!!!!!!!\nI really like it because Michael is my favorite character, and they showed him a lot.\nI was sad that Jim didn't get Pam's message too, but I was glad to she that she was texting him.  I took that as a good sign.  I can't stand sneaky Karen.  I think that whole thing was planned, her waiting for him after he left-yuck, don't like her at all.\nIt was a really funny epsiode, as usual...\nSome of the things I laughed out loud at:\n\n-"This is the best meeting we ever had" - Kevin during the Diwali meeting\nAngela watching the shoes.\n-"To travel, an buy an X-Box"- Ryan's answer to Kelly's parents about what he is saving for.\n-"What are you doing?"\n  "Rejecting your kiss"  So funny, and sooo Michael\n-Jim falling off his bike.\n-"These are not my shoes"\n-The Diwali song-Hilarious!!!\n\nI know there was a lot more, but that is all I am coming up with off the top of my head.
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Hey!!!!NICE!!!\nI really like it, it’s a good one and its also unique, ive never heard such a gr8 joke before!!!!!\nI give it a 10/10 cuz it deserves it.\nI hope you keep sending more jokes like these!!!!
221145
King of the hill is so funny.  Hank just as well could be the guy down the street. The simpsons  and king both have a lot of obvious humor, but king of the hill sneaks it in when you least expect it and has a lot of "running jokes"  (Like the fact that dale's kid looks like that Indian guy and he's always hanging around the house) TOO FUNNY.  \n\nI'm about to BBQ in a few minutes but if you hook me up with the 10 points you're invited.  First I need to see Hank for some propane (and propane accessories).
576278
You are not alone. I thought it was edgy and hilarious. It was just too cool for most to understand. But we got it, and it was great!
313443
It's brilliant because for once, it's not a comedy about 5 air-brushed clones co-existing in their cosy microcosm.\n\nI think it's pretty humanist - good stuff happens, $hit stuff happens, guy tries to take some responsibility.\n\nEither way, it makes my Friday night a better place to be.
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He`s freakin`funny for sure. Did you see him on Saturday Night Live a few months back ? Sooo funny. One of the best SNL`s of the year. In fact, NBC is rerunning it this coming Saturday, be sure to check it out.
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I still watch reruns now and then... whatta GREAT show.  \n\nFavorite character was one that was only supposed to show up now and then... President Bartlet.  Why?  I think they really "fleshed" out the character and showed how an "ordinary" person had to deal with being 1] "The most powerful man in the world" 2] The American President - dealing with party bickering, polls, the media, etc. 3] a father 4] shot.... etc. etc. etc.\n\nTruly the character was developed by the ensembled cast around him, and to that Adam Sorkin, et.al., deserve great kudos for gathering such great actors.  The show was witty, provacative, insightful, and full of current events [as well as some future ones - which is kinda scary!], and dealt with them well.  Plus, it gave Americans a good view of "inside the hill" - at least to some extent - and how their government worked, or didn't.\n\nWe'll end up with all of the DVD's I'm sure...   :D
96682
Yes I still love it.\nWhen it first came out I was a snob and thought all the people on it were gross but as I became more mentally mature I saw that it was great.\nYou're right, it never gets old.\nThere is one part at the end of one show where she hits Dan over the head with a frying pan and his arm goes limp and his body droops on that side.\nIt is hysterical.\nps: you're my favorite 18 year old --wanna hook up? just trying to freak you out lol
453147
I love The Class. The rest of my family thinks it's stupid but I think it's really funny. I especially liked this week's episode, and if you didn't see it I won't ruin it. I think it's blocked well after How I Met Your Mother. They're both really good shows and I think it's good. The only thing I don't understand is where the gay guy and the reporter come in because they don't really relate to anyone else.
493720
I love love love it. It's so funny to see those losers get embarassed. Thanks for reminding me that it comes on tonight.