While tackling dietary problems of the average Texan man, this episode seems to go nowhere but yet is valued in its humor.
Hank can't go which bothers Peggy as she worries it could be serious, this leads to Hank making sacrifices he usually wouldn't go for and decisions that make Hank feel inferior. While sounding sorta sad, the episode covers this up in tremendous laughter of hilarious sequences, overreaction for Peggy's paranoia induces the awkward situations that Hank faces.
The doctor scene gives most of the humor as if it was made for a comedy skit, most of it based on the embarrassment of Hank and his problem, while some jokes are weak such as the Tofu deli, the embarrassing topic itself is treated in both a humorous way and a serious way due to a spouse's suspicions of health problems, Hank's depression of not being himself is one of the only few times you can see Hank at his lowest but is also one of the only times you feel mildly sympathetic for the character.
While exploring health concerns and alternative therapies to helping Hank, Hank's biggest moment is when he stands up for himself, giving a overly masculine speech that in way makes sense due to Hank's message of being yourself and being comfortable with your everyday life makes him proud of the life he has, though it seems selfish. Peggy acknowledges his discomfort of his diet and alternative methods has made him less of himself and she will have to have faith no matter bad or good, this moment helps Hank fix his problem.
The Lesson is hazy but yet just a simple be yourself, despite the lightly rude tone in the situation and it's solution, though Hank's PSA seems more Hank than the usual Hank, it's rememberable and would later be used more in a better tone.
Yup.
Hank can't go which bothers Peggy as she worries it could be serious, this leads to Hank making sacrifices he usually wouldn't go for and decisions that make Hank feel inferior. While sounding sorta sad, the episode covers this up in tremendous laughter of hilarious sequences, overreaction for Peggy's paranoia induces the awkward situations that Hank faces.
The doctor scene gives most of the humor as if it was made for a comedy skit, most of it based on the embarrassment of Hank and his problem, while some jokes are weak such as the Tofu deli, the embarrassing topic itself is treated in both a humorous way and a serious way due to a spouse's suspicions of health problems, Hank's depression of not being himself is one of the only few times you can see Hank at his lowest but is also one of the only times you feel mildly sympathetic for the character.
While exploring health concerns and alternative therapies to helping Hank, Hank's biggest moment is when he stands up for himself, giving a overly masculine speech that in way makes sense due to Hank's message of being yourself and being comfortable with your everyday life makes him proud of the life he has, though it seems selfish. Peggy acknowledges his discomfort of his diet and alternative methods has made him less of himself and she will have to have faith no matter bad or good, this moment helps Hank fix his problem.
The Lesson is hazy but yet just a simple be yourself, despite the lightly rude tone in the situation and it's solution, though Hank's PSA seems more Hank than the usual Hank, it's rememberable and would later be used more in a better tone.
Yup.
