I just realized that Dale's father's name is Bug, and Dale kills bugs for a living.

I love the irony of how Dale thinks Bug wants to get with Nancy while Bug is secretly gay, and Dale thinks John Redcorn is gay while Redcorn secretly gets with Nancy.

"I loved my dad life a father, and he betrayed me like a betrayer!"

Bill is the most depressing character to have ever been featured in a work of comedic fiction.

"Sometimes good people do bad things, sometimes for years and years. Can't you forg-" Projecting hard there Nancy

Bill talking about how he deserved to be locked in the rabbit hutch is even sadder than his divorce, mostly because that's how a lot of abuse victims think.

I like how it causally implies Dale was going to pee in the kitchen sink in the middle of a party.

"the most lavish potluck wedding" haaha

Lmao is this the same episode where Dale says hes okay with his gay dad because hes okay with John Redcorn being gay? 😂

"So naturally I headed for the kitchen sink..."

Dale's dad looks like Nigel Thornberry.

"Damn you Daddy!" That cracked me up way more than it should have.

i love that he gave a weaker slap than nancy hahaha

...did he just say "I'll let you all know how the deflowering went"?

"Delighting Children and Defiling Women" I can think of a few children's entertainers with that on their headstone

DAMN YOU, DADDY! *Slaps him*

I love from Dale's POV, the bus boy is clearly angry with Bug. And we get to see why from his version of the story. 🤣

“I loved my dad like a father” “For every sixty seconds in Africa a minute passes”

So Bill was locked in a rabbit hutch when he misbehaved, other episodes said his dad spanked him everyday from ages 9 to 16, and also forced him to wear dresses while calling him a girl. Thank god we never got a highlight episode of HIS father

I like how Nancy's slap was harder.

Jeeze Bill, that was dark.

0:43 I always knew Dale was a close friend to Bob Ross

I loved my dad like a father... And he betrayed me, like a betrayer! XD

"it was the most lavish potluck wedding" No greater oxymoron has ever been uttered.

"Where I was confronted by a horrible sight..." You'd half expect it'd either be seeing his wife committing infidelity or seeing the mother-in-law showering but because it was his friend vomiting in the toilet, I lost it. 🤣

To this day, I feel this is one of the biggest storylines King of the Hill never really explained. How the heck did Dale end up marrying Nancy?

Never a dull moment with Dale.

Dale is so funny~😂 I love it when he slapped his dad then he cried just like Nancy.

0:40 carry on my wayward son! Great song

"The most lavish potluck wedding" 🤣

"Sometimes good people do bad things, some of them for years and years." I can tell she's speaking from experience

And then we find out Dale's dad is gay

"he betrayed me like a betrayer" Bars 🔥

That whimpy smack with the running away and weeping is... amazing

The way Dale slapped his father than ran off crying like a woman had me dying laughing lol

Does anybody else get the irony that Dale is an exterminator and his dads name is "Bug"???

Dale knows how to cut off a toxic parent and its refreshing

I just noticed Boomhauer is the only one out of the four that have a good relationship with his parents.

Jesus Christ every time Bill talks I just feel so bad some hug this man

I wish Dale's father appeared more through out the series

“Wedding beer in my bladder”

"I loved my dad life a father, and he betrayed me like a betrayer!" Dales tautology game is strong.

“I loved my Dad like a Father.” Has got to be one of the funniest things I’ve heard 😂😂😂

Dale is the Caboose of king of the hill

"I LOVED MY DAD LIKE A FATHER. AND HE BETRAYED ME LIKE A BETRAYER!" 😆

Damn You Daddy

ROCK N ROLL MAAN

I like how he was heading over to piss in the kitchen sink and that his slap was weaker than Nancy's lol

"Rock and Roll man!" "Yeah! Rock and blerrrgghhhhhh"

“I’ll let you know how the de-flowering went.” 😂

«I loved my dad like a father and he betrayed me like a betraitor» 😂😂😂

She literally admits to her infidelity lol

What kinda slap was that Dale

Looking back, if you notice the pissed off look on the waiter's face, you know something was up.

I like how Nancy slapped harder than Dale 😂

They music choice was just perfect for this scene plus who doesn't love Kansas

0:44 Bob Ross.

This and when Dale tears into Bill at the telethon are two of my favorite Dale moments.

dale has such a way with words haha

"full of love in my heart and wedding beer in my bladder" ROFL

AND HE BETRAYED ME LIKE A BETRAYER

"So naturally I headed for the kitchen sink"

Quarantine has lead me to some odd places

This is why Dale is my favorite character in the series.

Bob Ross was in Dale's wedding, this just proved that Dale was correct about the government all the time.

Dale's integrity is exceptionally high. Nancy does not deserve him.

Dale consistently gets the best lines

Flashback episode.

So Dales Dad thought kissing Dales wife would be better than him finding out he was into dudes when he technically wasn’t even kissing that dude for him to even find that out 😂. No one thinks in that family.

"Thank you ill let you know how the deflowering went"

If you do bad things for years and years, you're probably showing what you are really like.

so thats why dales an exterminator so he can kill millions of bugs

shame we never saw the episode where Dale finds out about his wife and Redcorn

That good people do bad things for years and years speech build up from Nancy sounded more like a confession that was about to pop like kernel butter popcorn 🍿 😂😂

I thought this was a ytp

Something tells me Bill had a little too much fun at Dale's wedding😂

The beer tower was a particularly elegant touch on such a special day

He was like a father to me, I loved him like my son

😆🔊Rock And Roll Man😎👍✌💙💜🧡💖💗

Is no one going to talk about how Dale was going to pee in the sink ?! 😂

I love the addition of Kansas' "carry on wayward son".

"So naturally, I went for the kitchen sink"

You know what's funny about that flashback? Dale's slap was weaker than Nancy's slap😂

1:22 What’s even funnier is that Dale’s slap was much weaker than Nancy’s.

Rock and roll man!

And he betrayed me like a betrayer! I love this show so much.

rock n roll man!!

This disproves the fan theory that Dale knows the truth about John Redcorn. Dale hates his father and holds a grudge for years because he kissed Nancy once. Imagine how he'd react if he knew that Nancy had a boyfriend behind his back for over 10 years. He's friendly with John Redcorn and trusts him completely. Once Dale gets an idea in his head, he refuses to believe anything differently. He thinks Bug is a womanizer even though he's gay. In the same episode, he thinks that John Redcorn is gay. It fits well with Dale's character, who is overly suspicious and paranoid over things he shouldn't worry about, and he's oblivious to things that are obvious.

Dad means he helped make you Father means you and him care for each other

I'm glad to see Dale accept his father as a proud, open government agent.

1:10 I love how the caterer has a "what the hell" look as a quick nod to what's to be revealed

0:30 Nancy almost confesses her affair with John Redcorn.

I loved my dad like a stepfather.

“Come on, sug, sometimes good people do bad things. Some of them for years and years.“ Is that what Nancy tells herself?🤣

Poor Bill

Poor Dale and Nancy

Rock n roll, man!

Dale loved his dad like a good girl 😁😂😂😂

Hey, the lighting changes multiple times while Bill's talking once the "camera" focuses on him.

Rock n Roll Man