But at the end Hank very clearly states his point. That Bobby has a tendency to get deeply involved with trends and then walk away from them. "I know you think stuff you're doing now is cool, but in a few years you're going to think it's lame. And I don't want the Lord to end up in this box." It has nothing to do with…

Peace? We're a Joy family! JOY!

"Mister Kahn, I'll have a mai-tai!"
He says it when they first meet and then again in what was supposed to be the last episode.

That's not his band. It's the Thanksgiving one where he gets back his land with Dale's help but wants to tell Joseph the truth.

"I need a window seat, because this flower is wilting."

"My dad didn't buy me a car when I turned 16 — he sold me one, and it was a lemon. Taught me the value of a dollar."

I'll also say that Won't You Pimai Neighbor is my absolute favorite episode. Everyone gets a moment to shine and the ending always gets to me.

"Oh, hello Hank Hill, you ruin my life, what can I do for you?"

I spun her too hard.

My favorite reading of that is the softball one where Bobby says "Thatherton!" with a mouthful of cookies.

@avclub-b0dae075785888267fc19871f3e7dab7:disqus I think you're right. It is enough of a concession. "Sorry you didn't like it, I'm proud of it, buy what you want and I hope you consider me again." That's the best case reply.

@avclub-b0dae075785888267fc19871f3e7dab7:disqus  Well, I'd say O'Neil is trying to make a couple of different points (primarily storytelling techniques and the lack of barriers between creator/consumer) and maybe by including more than one he he's muddied the water. 
I personally agree think that however the story is…

She's not the Question though. The Question's a guy but not Vic Sage he's "one of the three biggest sinners in the history of Earth" on par with Judas Iscariot and Pandora… who also have super powers. I thankfully know this from reading about it, not reading the New52 Comics themselves.

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I'm always annoyed that Pym stories are either "will he lapse back into his problems" or "he's trying to get a new start!" It seems writers fall into one of those two camps because every few years someone new starts writing the story where Pym redeems himself even though we read that a few years ago.

I think you might actually be agreeing with O'Neil about how long it should take to read something. His point was that this comic is generally empty and there is no reason for you to savor the art. Not all art and not all pages and panels are created equal.

He just posted his thoughts on #10 and #10.AI http://whenwillthehurtingst…

Grr… I would!

And talk about a preachy book, everyone's a sinner. Except for this guy.

I hated that show because most of it was filled people's theories and comparisons that they read into it. There wasn't much of anything about the things that influenced Lucas. For instance there was never a mention of Akira Kurosawa or any of his movies.