Season 1 · Episode 20
Li'l Gideon swindles the Mystery Shack away, forcing Grunkle Stan and the kids to move in with Soos. While Stan weighs how he can still care for his grandniece and nephew, they decide to take on Gideon.
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The plural imperative of 'oír'. In Latin American Spanish, 'ustedes' covers all second-person plural, so 'oigan' is the standard form used to address a group. Used as an attention-getter before making a public statement or confrontation.
Fixed phrase meaning someone has reached their lowest point emotionally, financially, or socially. Non-compositional because 'tocar el fondo' literally just means to touch the bottom, but in this fixed form it carries the idiomatic sense of reaching a personal low.
Short fixed phrase expressing that something is expected or demanded. It functions as a warning or insistence. While 'valer' and 'más' are common words, the phrase as a standalone response meaning 'it had better be' or 'you'd better' is non-compositional.
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