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The Sopranos × King of the Hill · S06·E14
“The sacred and the propane”
Side chapel
The Sopranos × King of the Hill·Little Carmine (Carmine Lupertazzi Jr.)
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Bring the show’s dry humor into a living room or a quiet corner beside your favorite chair. Give the words room to be read, and let recognition do the rest.
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Stage 5 · Season 6, Episode 14
After the Cleaver screening, Alexandra notices the contrast between a creepy figurine and a crucifix. Little Carmine praises her observation, then mistakes profane for propane in his cultured-sounding reply. This artwork invents a crossover with Hank Hill’s practical devotion to propane; the ornate church is an original visual metaphor, and Hank does not deliver the line.
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