In every other episode where you hear Kahn singing, his voice is really bad and sounds almost like his talking voice, however in this episode his voice sounds like an actually singing voice and is a bit better
Chuck Mangione can be seen in the audience during Kahn's first karaoke performance.
When Kahn is picking out hot sauce for the General, the bottle he picks up have a rooster on them. In the sixth season episode "Man Without a Country Club," Peggy and Hank meet the creator of the sauce at Nine Rivers Country Club - Peggy mistakenly says she recognizes him from the picture on the bottle, but he informs her there is a rooster on it.
Hank: Huh, Kahn must be really good at this. I've never seen so many people happy to see him before. Bill: I've heard five people refer to Kahn as: 'the "Morning After" guy'.
Dale: In the world of Karaoke, stealing another man's song is like sleeping with his wife...and making him listen while other people cheer.
Kahn: Hello, Hank Hill. I accidentally got some of your mail. Hank: Hey, I've been waiting for Snap-On to send me their catalog for years. Kahn: Yeah, I know. I've been getting your catalog for years. I usually throw it out, but today I thought, "What the heck?" Hank: What has gotten into you, Kahn? Kahn: Ever since I started doing karaoke, nothing bothers me anymore. Not the General, not you guys, nothing. Hey, you guys want to come watch me sing? I'll put you on my guest list. Bill: I'm on a list!
Kahn: I was a big hit at the karaoke bar in Little Laos. The crowd loved me. They even took my picture and put it on the "Wall of Fame." Connie: Wow, Dad! That's so cool! Minh: Kind of reminds me of the rebel with shiny shirt and pompadour I met at disco in Laos. The General: Don't be so happy with yourself.You're just singing someone else's songs. No skill involved. Unlike poetry. I shall now recite a poem I wrote while awaiting trial at The Hague. (clears throat) So much depends upon inhumanity... and death. We must not forget yet we cannot remember/Death be not proud?/Then who?
General Gum: So, you're good with computer. Kahn: (pleased) Yes. General Gum: Then put MP3s on my watch!
Bobby: The only part of soccer I like is when the announcer yells, "Goal!"
Hank: (to Kahn) You'll get back on stage and walk it off, like an athlete. That sings.
Dale: In the world of karaoke stealing a man's song is like sleeping with a man's wife - and making him listen to it as others watch and cheer!
Kahn: Hello office slaves! Bill: Hello! Kahn: My boss is letting me telecommute. You know what that word means, stupid hillbillies? It's English for work from home!
Kahn: I thought the general wasn't coming until end of the week! Minh: Took control of Home Owner's Association earlier than planned. It was daddy's first bloodless coup!
International Airdates: Denmark: August 11, 2008 on TV3
The song Kahn performs at karaoke is "There's Got To Be A Morning After" by Maureen McGovern.
Tagline: "Drag and drop!" - General Gum "But I..." -Kahn "Drag and drop!" - General Gum
General Gum uses the line, "Death be not proud," in his poem; this is also the title of a John Donne sonnet.
The title of this episode is an allusion to the 1987 Def Leppard song "Pour Some Sugar on Me".
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