King of the Hill (1997 — 2010)
| Title | King of the Hill |
| Year | 1997 — 2010 |
| Country | USA |
| Genre | Comedy (Animated Series) |
| Run Time | 30 min |
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The American animated sitcom King of the Hill (1997–2010), created by Mike Judge and Greg Daniels, premiered on Fox in January 1997 until September 2009. Four additional episodes aired in syndication from May 3 to 6, 2010. Set in the fictional town of Arlen, Texas, the show revolves around the Hill family. Hank Hill, a responsible, hard-working, and honest propane salesman and family man, serves as the head of the household. He also works as an assistant manager at Strickland Propane where he frequently uses his catchphrase ‘propane and propane accessories’. Despite his traditional conservative values being challenged by the changing world, Hank’s decency always prevails. As a result, he often becomes the go-to leader for his friends and family. His wife Peggy, who is originally from Montana, is a substitute Spanish teacher with a limited grasp of the language.
In addition to her role as a freelance newspaper columnist at The Arlen Bystander, Peggy is also known for her accomplishments as a Boggle champion, notary public, softball pitcher, and real estate agent. She exudes confidence, sometimes bordering on obliviousness. Her and Hank’s only child, Bobby Hill, is currently a student at Tom Landry Middle School. While his unconventional hobbies and lack of athletic ability may confuse his more traditional father, Peggy fully supports Bobby’s interests in prop comedy and cooking. The Hill household also includes Peggy’s naïve and emotional niece Luanne Platter, who lives with them due to her difficult family situation. Initially resistant to this arrangement, Hank eventually accepts Luanne as a member of the family. Luanne attends beauty school and has her own Christian-themed puppet show on local cable access TV. Eventually, she falls in love with Elroy ‘Lucky’ Kleinschmidt, a layabout who gained financial stability through a frivolous lawsuit settlement.
Date of download: 2015-11-11T17:22:34+00:00
Cast:  Mike JudgeHank Hill (1-13) | Jeffrey Dexter (1-13)  Kathy NajimyPeggy Hill (1-13)  Pamela AdlonBobby Hill (1-13)  Johnny HardwickDale Gribble (1-13)  Stephen RootBill Dauterive (1-13) | Buck Strickland (1-13)  Brittany MurphyLuanne Platter (1-13) | Joseph Gribble (1-3)  Breckin MeyerJoseph Gribble (4-13)  Toby HussKahn Souphanousinphone (1-13) | Cotton Hill (1-13)  Ashley GardnerNancy Hicks-Gribble (1-13)  Lauren TomMinh Souphanousinphone (1-13) | Connie Souphanousinphone (1-13)  Jonathan JossJohn Redcorn (1-13)  Tom PettyLucky Kleinschmidt (8-13) |
The American animated sitcom King of the Hill (1997–2010), created by Mike Judge and Greg Daniels, premiered on Fox in January 1997 until September 2009. Four additional episodes aired in syndication from May 3 to 6, 2010. Set in the fictional town of Arlen, Texas, the show revolves around the Hill family. Hank Hill, a responsible, hard-working, and honest propane salesman and family man, serves as the head of the household. He also works as an assistant manager at Strickland Propane where he frequently uses his catchphrase ‘propane and propane accessories’. Despite his traditional conservative values being challenged by the changing world, Hank’s decency always prevails. As a result, he often becomes the go-to leader for his friends and family. His wife Peggy, who is originally from Montana, is a substitute Spanish teacher with a limited grasp of the language.
In addition to her role as a freelance newspaper columnist at The Arlen Bystander, Peggy is also known for her accomplishments as a Boggle champion, notary public, softball pitcher, and real estate agent. She exudes confidence, sometimes bordering on obliviousness. Her and Hank’s only child, Bobby Hill, is currently a student at Tom Landry Middle School. While his unconventional hobbies and lack of athletic ability may confuse his more traditional father, Peggy fully supports Bobby’s interests in prop comedy and cooking. The Hill household also includes Peggy’s naïve and emotional niece Luanne Platter, who lives with them due to her difficult family situation. Initially resistant to this arrangement, Hank eventually accepts Luanne as a member of the family. Luanne attends beauty school and has her own Christian-themed puppet show on local cable access TV. Eventually, she falls in love with Elroy ‘Lucky’ Kleinschmidt, a layabout who gained financial stability through a frivolous lawsuit settlement.
