King Of The Hill Coach Sauers 'What is this he/she?'

[rockoperajon]

Wow, this line has aged very interestingly.

[jackmitchelles]

I would pay my entire life savings to hear coach sours comment on gender ideology

[salsamancer]

Coach is flabbergasted that girls team gets the same book

[TheNumberOneGuy]

What is this xe/xer, some kind of a science fiction deal?

[EmperorHomie]

when you're too lazy to add in "or"

[caleb]

Funny how "he/she" was considered the P.C. way of phrasing things back then, and nowadays it's considered very un-P.C.

[jtoker]

Early King of the Hill was just genius before the later seasons where they got all bitchy and moany about shit. I'm watching this episode now and had to come see if there was a clip of it on youtube. Its perfect for todays pc bullshit.

[saintsinningsword]

In case you're coaching a women's team I figure

[ddjsoyenby]

we're the superior group who will overthrow big deal.

[HushtheMag]

When a man joins the women's team

[tgid]

People considered PC back then are now seen as bigots. Doing something different is now considered progress.

[mr.napoleon]

yes actually it is a science fiction deal

[JustAGuyProduction]

It's not science fiction anymore Coach, it's real and you have to agree it's stunning and brave or lose your job.

[hereticsshallbecleansed]

It's sad that this used to be a joke, and now it's a reality.

[MarkJohnson-wwhx]

This he she stuff must be made up I've never heard of it before

[TheAllSeeingEye]

Nowadays it like "they/them" which pisses me off. They & them refer to a group of people not a singular person