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King of the Hill — Season 10
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22mHank's on BoardHank stumbled upon the fact that Dale and Boomhauer consistently took annual vacations together, leading him to believe they were deliberately steering clear of Bill. Eager to include everyone, he arranged a weekend beach trip for his family and Bill. However, during their time by the shore, Hank began to suspect his friends weren't avoiding Bill at all; instead, they seemed to be distancing themselves from *him*, finding him overly rigid and controlling. Peggy suggested he simply let go and enjSep 18, 20057.8Sep 18, 200522m7.802
22mBystand MeWith the arrival of a new editor at *The Arlen Bystander*, Peggy finds herself writing a column offering advice on household management. The problem is, Peggy possesses no particular expertise in such matters; therefore, she enlists Minh’s assistance, trading crossword puzzle solutions for his invaluable housekeeping tips. Simultaneously, Hank insists that Bobby take on a paper route.Sep 25, 20056.0Sep 25, 200522m6.003
22mBill's HouseHaving tended to Hank, Peggy, and Bobby through a particularly nasty bout of influenza, Bill finds himself adrift with no one left to care for. Sensing his loneliness, Hank persuades him to volunteer at a halfway house for recovering alcoholics, and soon Bill is extending an open invitation to the residents, welcoming them into his home. As the number of houseguests steadily grows, Hank resolves to secure a more permanent living arrangement for them. Simultaneously, Peggy makes a solemn vow to GNov 6, 20057.0Nov 6, 200522m7.004
22mHarlottownAs Hank and Peggy attempted to restore a cherished landmark in Arlen, they unearthed a startling truth: the town’s origins lay with women of questionable virtue, and it had once carried a reputation for disrepute. The newly appointed city manager seized upon this rediscovered history, exploiting it to cultivate a tourist trade catering to the adult entertainment industry. Disheartened by these transformations, Hank resolved to relocate his family – until he found an unexpected ally in Candee, aNov 20, 20056.7Nov 20, 200522m6.705
22mA Portrait of the Artist as a Young ClownDetermined to curb Bobby’s habit of incessant joking at school, Hank signed him up for a clowning course at the nearby community college. There, a rather self-important instructor subjected Bobby to lessons in formal comedic principles, systematically draining all the joy from his performance.Dec 4, 20058.0Dec 4, 200522m8.006
22mOrange You Sad I Did Say Banana?Kahn has been criticized for seeming too integrated, dismissed as a “banana”—a term echoing the familiar label applied to those who appear to have abandoned their cultural roots. In an effort to reconnect with his Laotian heritage, Kahn embraced a more modest way of life, even foregoing the swimming pool that his neighbors had generously helped construct.Dec 11, 20058.0Dec 11, 200522m8.007
22mYou Gotta Believe (In Moderation)To secure funding for the Tom Landry Middle School baseball program, Hank arranged for a dazzling exhibition softball team—reminiscent of the Harlem Globetrotters—to play against his local Arlen Zephyrs community league squad. Unfortunately, Hank undermined the spectacle with an earnest determination to win, effectively spoiling the fun.Jan 29, 20068.3Jan 29, 200622m8.308
22mBusiness Is Picking UpDuring the school’s job shadowing initiative, Bobby finds himself working alongside Peter Sterling, proprietor of a pet waste removal service. So taken with Peter's enterprise is Bobby that he resolves to follow in his footsteps. Simultaneously, Hank endeavors to instruct Joseph in the ways of Strickland Propane.Mar 19, 20068.5Mar 19, 200622m8.509
22mThe Year of Washing DangerouslyHank found himself drawn into Kahn’s latest venture when Kahn purchased the car wash that served as a popular gathering place for Friday night cruising. However, Kahn's attempts to economize quickly undermined the business, leading to its acquisition by Buck Strickland. Simultaneously, Peggy wrestled with the unsettling possibility that Nancy was intentionally ignoring her calls.Mar 26, 20068.3Mar 26, 200622m8.310
23mHank Fixes EverythingBuck Strickland initiated a propane price war with Thatherton and two other competitors, bringing in the team from “American Chopper” to generate excitement at the Propane Expo. As the conflict escalated and profits dwindled for all involved, Hank intervened, arranging a summit among the company owners. Regrettably, their attempt to stabilize prices backfired, leading to exposure and legal repercussions. Meanwhile, Lucky and Luanne patiently held their place in line – six days ahead of time – eaApr 2, 20067.7Apr 2, 200623m7.711
22mChurch HoppingWith the unexpected reassignment of their pew at the Arlen First Methodist Church by Reverend Stroup, Hank and his family resolved to seek a new place of worship. Shortly thereafter, a smooth-talking pastor attempted to persuade them to join his burgeoning megachurch, even resorting to offers of inducement.Apr 9, 20065.0Apr 9, 200622m5.012
22m24 Hour Propane PeopleWith access to his usual nightlife abruptly cut off, Buck turned his attention to transforming Strickland Propane into a source of amusement. He instituted a series of unusual policies: employees were required to wear costumes, the office hosted impromptu sleepovers, and a lexicon of trendy slang permeated the workplace. Now, it fell to Hank to redirect everyone’s energy back toward the core business – selling propane.Apr 23, 20068.0Apr 23, 200622m8.013
22mThe Texas PanhandlerRather than seeking employment, Bobby and Joseph found a surprising path to both income and a certain swagger: simply occupying street corners and asking for what they needed.Apr 30, 20067.0Apr 30, 200622m7.014
22mHank's BullyCaleb, a young boy, began shadowing Hank, peppering his days with taunts and petty annoyances. Hank found himself unsure how best to navigate the situation; this was a form of bullying delivered by someone so small, he didn’t know quite what to do.May 7, 20069.0May 7, 200622m9.015
22mEdu-macating LuckyDriven by a desire to win Luanne’s hand, Lucky enlisted Peggy’s assistance in preparing for his GED exam. However, with a mischievous intent, Peggy deliberately fed him incorrect answers, hoping he would fail and abandon his pursuit of marrying her niece. Yet, as she orchestrated his downfall, a disquieting suspicion began to form: could Luanne be pregnant?May 14, 20067.5May 14, 200622m7.5
