"King of the Hill" The Company Man (TV Episode 1997) Poster

(TV Series)

(1997)

Mike Judge: Hank Hill, Boomhauer

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  • M.F. Thatherton : Aren't you gonna introduce me to your golden-throated friend here?

    Hank : Sure, I'll introduce you. Mr. Holloway, this is the only man ever censured by the Texas Propane Association, for lewdness and conduct unbecoming a propane salesman.

    M.F. Thatherton : [Extends his hand]  M.F. Thatherton. Thatherton Fuels.

    Mr. Holloway : Dang glad to meet you, M.F.

    Hank : The M.F. stands for...

    M.F. Thatherton : My friend!

  • [Hank is showing a prospective client from Boston around Arlen] 

    Hank : You know, Mr. Holloway, Texas has changed a lot since the 1850s.

    Mr. Holloway : Aw, geez, I just wanted to see some boots, or spurs, or anything.

  • Hank : You know, Mr. Holloway, I once had a pair of boots. And, uh, and then one day, my Uncle Fess lost his in a tornado.

    Mr. Holloway : Oh, you mean a twister?

    Hank : Yup, a big Texas-sized twister, I tell you what. Well, that dang twister sucked his boots plumb off. Well, you can't bury a man in his stocking feet, it's the cowboy code. So I gave him my boots. And that's the story of what happened to my boots.

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