With the series inching towards double digits’ worth of seasons, it’s perhaps unsurprising that the plotlines for some episodes are precariously close to over-the-top territory
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Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (1996)
Having never seen Beavis and Butt-Head’s MTV show, I can’t offer much insight on how the show translates to the big screen, but what I
King of the Hill (Season 6) (2001)
Mike Judge’s “King of the Hill” is one of those shows that hit its stride early on, and managed to keep up the momentum far
King of the Hill (Season 5) (2000)
Mike Judge’s long-running parody of Texan culture enters its fifth season in top shape here, with a surprising number of emotionally charged episodes pushing the
King of the Hill (Season 4) (1999)
Another terrific season for Mike Judge’s incredibly funny and layered satire of Texan culture, with some of the show’s best episodes. The season premiere, “Peggy
King of the Hill (Season 3) (1998)
This third season of Mike Judge’s satirical show is its strongest, most focused one so far. While the show has established the dynamics among the
King of the Hill (Season 2) (1997)
Following a good-but-not-great first season, it’s great to see that Mike Judge’s long-running show really finds its footing in this second season. From the first
King of the Hill (Season 1) (1997)
The first season of Mike Judge’s impressively durable satire of Texan culture is similar to the first season of “The Simpsons,” which means that it
Idiocracy (2006)
It’s become a bit of a cliche to point to 2006’s underappreciated “Idiocracy” as an oddly prescient satire that seems to have become a reality
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999)
Anyone who grew up in the 1990s can likely remember the thunderbolt of liberating inappropriateness that was, and still is, “South Park.” Gleefully tearing down
