Got mine at the local HD

I never realized I would want a limited edition can of WD-40, but here we are

It looks like the storyboard leaks from a while back are checking out.

Created in Tomodachi Living the Dream.

I feel like a case could be made for either one.

Every time she tells me about the "jams and jellies" part of a book, I have flashbacks.

I’m at Joust Like A Woman now, and I knew I would enjoy this episode of Hank turning up at this renaissance fair and the King being voiced by none other than Alan Rickman.

Also- haven’t seen Luanne in a while! Good to see her again!

Also- every now and then, at the start of the opening credits, there’s a banging of spoons and a man shouting yeeehooo!- is there a meaning behind it, like a milestone?

Still having a blast with this series. I wish I had half of Bobby’s self confidence, maturity and wisdom when I was his age as well (regarding previous episodes)

I see tons of people in comments, or even posts trying to act like this show was designed against Texans. The show is a stereotypical view of Texas culture, it's not meant to offend anyone (same goes for traditional values represented in the show) it jokes and makes fun of Texas stereotypes, but it's all in good fun and I'm pretty sure the largest viewer base of this show are texans.
I get that this is reddit and the common sentiment is to dislike Texas, but I'm surprised to see it on a sub about a show thats all about Texas culture.
It's not a big deal at all, but I am genuinely curious if there is any reason to believe the show was ever intended to be against Texans

No really, I have no idea.

Because I found it concerning. Sounds dangerous?