Propaniacs: a King of the Hill Podcast

In this episode of the Propaniacs podcast, Melton and Daisy channel their inner slackers and talk about "The Man Who Shot Cane Skretteburg," so grab a can of Guatemalica and settle in. Gen-X rules!

The Propaniacs are at it again! In this episode, they examine “Husky Bobby” while rocking trenchcoats and eating donuts, rather than throwing them. How do YOU pronounce polymer?

It’s another Propaniacs podcast episode! Melton and Daisy have caught some worms and bought some street bait to talk about “Jumpin’ Crack Bass (It's a Gas, Gas, Gas)" but the question remains: how does Dale know the sex of a fish?

The Propaniacs return in time for Halloween tricks or treats with their discussion of “Hilloween.” The finer points of Fall Festivals are explored, as are differences between Halloweens past and present.  Should you eat the brownies?

In this episode, the Propaniacs play in the dirt and discuss “Arrow Head.”  It’s the classic common sense vs. intellectualism debate as Hank’s house and marriage become vulnerable. Also, pool suplexes!

The Propaniacs are tipping trailers and talking about “Texas City Twister.”  In this podcast episode, they talk about the weather, a debate about the late, great Alex Trebek’s sex appeal ensues, and somebody dies! Parlez-vous Francais?

The Propaniacs have made it to the second season of King of the Hill! This episode covers the first episode of Season 2, "How to Fire a Rifle Without Really Trying.” Daisy shows off her aeronautic prowess, Melton meets Heck Dorland, and Hank deals with daddy issues. Also, Red Giant?

The Propaniacs have reached the Season 1 finale! They’ve got on their best bolo ties to discuss “Plastic White Female'' with topics ranging from dyeing gray hairs to Star Trek. Also, someone has their first kiss!  Is it Melton?  Or Nancy?  Whatever happened to the lady in Las Cruces, anyway

The Propaniacs are rolling in the grrrrrass and eating American cheese while discussing Season 1, Episode 11: “King of the Ant Hill” wherein Hank and Dale’s friendship is tested, while Daisy hates on white people and Bobby becomes a queen’s loyal subject. How is chorizo cooked?

In this episode, the Propaniacs deal with a very ugly vice and things get personal for Daisy. Luanne shows her strength in a time of great weakness for the Hills, and Ladybird develops a makeups vice.  How many spark plugs does it take to build a car?

It’s all about conventions in Dallas as the Propaniacs discuss “Peggy the Boggle Champ” in which the guys go to a lawn mower expo while Peggy moves up the ranks in a Boggle tournament. Luanne and Bobby get their first taste of home ownership. Why does it have to be Swiss coffee?

Cotton Hill rides in, and the Propaniacs are here to talk about King of the Hill’s 8th episode, “Shins of the Father” which is centered around Bobby’s birthday.  Get ready for a whole lotta sexism and generational differences. Who is the woman in the blue dress?

The Propaniacs return to welcome some new neighbors to Arlen with the 7th episode of King of the Hill, “Westie Side Story.”  The Hill family experiences culture clash, with surprising results.  Is nutmeg a magic ingredient?

The Propaniacs are back to talk about “Hank’s Unmentionable Problem” which is also the title of the 5th series episode. Things get awkward for Hank when the town focuses on his private business, and Melton and Daisy are here for it.  Also, disappearing doors?

The Propaniacs discuss the 5th episode of King of the Hill, “Luanne’s Saga” and witness a battle of the sexes as Hank and Peggy attempt to help Luanne through a breakup.  Also, bargain chocolate?

The Propaniacs are back to talk about “Hank’s Got the Willies.” Hank and Bobby hang out with Willie Nelson, the guys show off their sleepwear, and Peggy finds herself in a bizarre love triangle. Also, Melton gets a geography lesson.

The Propaniacs are back with the third episode of the series, “The Order of the Straight Arrow” in which the guys take the boys out for their ritual snipe hunt, while Peggy takes a mystery trip.  Also, why do the Hills go through so many microwaves?

Things get awkward as Melton and Daisy discuss the second episode, “Square Peg.” Peggy is tasked with teaching sex ed, and nobody is happy about it. What’s with the pictures of flowers?

Melton and Daisy discuss the KOTH pilot, where the central characters are introduced and the Hill family handles a social worker from Los Angeles. Also, does Dale hate Fords?