Watch your listening, too, son.

Howdy y'all and welcome to Talking to the Hill where our kisses are like fruit pies.

I'm your host, the Sugar Cube and your couch cushions Bob Mackie and this is the Talking

Simpsons Network's chronological exploration of King of the Hill who is here with me today as always.

And it's Henry Gilbert also known as Hank Taxpayer and this month's episode is and they call it

Bobby Love. You have to respect my needs, too. This episode originally aired on September 22,

1998 and as always, Henry will tell us what happened on this mythical day in real world history.

This is Hank Hill with the news. Bobby, Will and Grace debuts on NBC,

Aerosmiths, I don't want to miss a thing tops the billboard charts and rush hour debuts at the

top of the box office. These are all things I mostly disconnected from except I wasn't in theaters,

Armageddon viewer. Okay. Yeah, it was that shows you too. That was a summer movie and here

in September, still top in the charts that that is an enduring hit for Aerosmith there. Yeah,

it's an escapeable even even now you hear it you hear it everywhere. I think it could be

the most long-lasting Aerosmith song because it's just so schmalcy. There's nothing like

racy in it or anything. It's not like most of their songs which are borderline comedy songs about

like oral sex or or something or a sex in an elevator. Yeah, yeah. Well, no, that's that's the

oral sex what I was thinking. Oh, I get it now. Though of course, Pink, it was love at first

sight. I mean, I suppose oral sex is in there too, but I think it's a general love of Ava Jaina.

What if Pink just happens to be your favorite color with no sexual connotations attached?

But I don't want to miss a thing none of that and it's because they didn't write it. It's written

by the the woman who fronted Forronon Blondes who wrote that song too. Oh, hey, what's going on?

I had no idea. I wish she was singing this and you also think it's about it must be written by

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