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King of the Hill (1997 – ...)

1997 • 15 seasons • Animation, Comedy • TV-14
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King of the Hill — Season 13

  • Sep 28, 2008First aired
  • 20 episodesin this season
  • 21mavg. runtime
Season Trailer
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
0121mDia-BILL-ic ShockBill’s fondness for sweets had led to diabetes. A stark warning from a doctor – the potential loss of his legs – prompted him to begin using a wheelchair. Confined to this new mode of transport, he unexpectedly discovered a sense of belonging alongside Thunder, an avid participant in wheelchair sports. Bill's fortunes seemed to brighten until Thunder learned that the wheelchair was not, in fact, a necessity for him.Sep 28, 20087.4Sep 28, 200821m7.40221mEarthy Girls Are EasyAs the local newspaper prepared to publish an exposé concerning Strickland Propane’s disposal of outdated tanks into the river, Hank proposed a shift toward environmentally friendly practices for the company. Meanwhile, eager to make a favorable impression on the women present, Dale arranged an outdoor concert to raise funds for environmental causes.Oct 5, 20089.0Oct 5, 200821m9.00321mSquare-Footed MonsterHank and his friends performed an act of kindness by restoring a neglected home in their community. Their goodwill proved short-lived, though, as Ted Wassonasong purchased the property and promptly ordered its demolition to make way for a grand new mansion.Oct 19, 20088.0Oct 19, 200821m8.00420mLost in MySpaceA sense of unease settled over Hank as Mr. Strickland announced his plan to establish a MySpace presence for Strickland Propane. His apprehension proved well-founded when Donna began sharing private videos and details on the website.Nov 2, 20087.5Nov 2, 200820m7.50521mNo Bobby Left BehindPrincipal Moss, seeking to improve the school’s overall performance on standardized tests, categorized Bobby as a student with lower academic standing. This strategy proved counterproductive when Bobby was subsequently assigned to a class that eliminated both homework and formal examinations.Nov 9, 20087.0Nov 9, 200821m7.00621mA Bill Full of DollarsPeggy, Minh, and Dale had begun investing in the stock market as a group, but their first venture resulted in a loss. Determined to improve their chances of success, they resolved to analyze the spending habits of an ordinary person, selecting Bill as the focus of their observations. Simultaneously, after Peggy brought home a new flat-screen television for the family, Hank and Bobby found themselves baffled by its complicated functions.Nov 16, 20086.5Nov 16, 200821m6.50721mStraight as an ArrowHank attempted to guide Bobby toward acceptance into the Order of the Straight Arrow, though his views clashed sharply with those of the newly appointed Arrowmaster, a recent arrival in Arlen. As the town’s Welcome Wagon representative, Peggy found herself drawn into this developing disagreement.Nov 30, 20085.5Nov 30, 200821m5.50821mLucky See, Monkey DoAt a baby shower hosted by Peggy for Luanne, Lucky’s sister Myrna arrived with her own children. The festive atmosphere quickly dissolved into disagreement when Myrna and Peggy found themselves at odds regarding Luanne's approach to parenting. Peggy championed traditional skills and values, while Myrna favored a more contemporary, methodical style.Feb 8, 20097.5Feb 8, 200921m7.50921mWhat Happens at the National Propane Gas Convention in Memphis Stays at the National Propane Gas Convention in MemphisBuck Strickland’s induction into the Propane Hall of Fame has prompted a request: Hank is accompanying him, tasked with keeping Buck from causing any disturbances. However, maintaining order proves challenging when Buck unexpectedly encounters an illegitimate son during the Memphis ceremony.Feb 15, 20097.0Feb 15, 200921m7.01021mMaster of PuppetsLeft behind at the mall as Hank and Peggy’s evening out stretched longer than expected, Bobby sensed his parents' discomfort. He subtly exploited the situation, maneuvering them into a silent competition to demonstrate their affection for him. This tactic initially yielded the desired results, but soon Peggy and Hank grew weary of catering to his demands. In response, Bobby escalated things, insisting they dedicate more time solely to him.Mar 1, 20096.5Mar 1, 200921m6.51121mBwah My NoseThe team, led by Hank, earned a second chance at the high school championship they’d previously forfeited. Their path to redemption was complicated, however, when Bill inadvertently broke Hank's nose during practice. A visit with a plastic surgeon followed, and Hank emerged pleased with his repaired features—perhaps even overly enthusiastic about his new appearance.Mar 8, 20097.5Mar 8, 200921m7.51221mUncool CustomerWhen Peggy discovered she wasn’t considered “cool,” she sought friendship with one of Arlen’s most stylish and admired mothers, hoping to glean the secrets of effortless popularity. Simultaneously, Bobby formed a connection with her daughter, a young woman called Michael Savage.Mar 15, 20095.5Mar 15, 200921m5.51321mNancy Does DallasWith Nancy’s exciting new position in Dallas pulling her away, and Dale left behind, he discovered the solitude of bachelorhood was more challenging than he'd anticipated.Mar 22, 20097.5Mar 22, 200921m7.51421mBorn Again on the Fourth of JulyFollowing a recent lapse in judgment that deeply troubled Hank, the church community proposed an intervention for Bobby. Simultaneously, Hank and his friends decided to escalate their annual Fourth of July tradition, issuing a challenge to a neighboring district for a spectacular fireworks display.Apr 19, 20097.5Apr 19, 200921m7.51521mServes Me Right for Giving General George S. Patton the Bathroom KeyFollowing his father’s passing, Hank was confronted with a peculiar set of final wishes – a series of odd requests left behind like a strange inheritance. Among them was the rather unusual desire to have his ashes scattered down a toilet once used by General George S. Patton. Simultaneously, Bill and Dale found themselves embroiled in a petty argument over an empty beer can.Apr 26, 20098.0Apr 26, 200921m8.01621mBad News BillA knot of worry tightened in Hank’s chest as he watched Bobby’s Little League coach pressuring him, pointing out his shortcomings. Then, a shift occurred within Hank; he began to understand that the coach's insistence wasn't meant to discourage, but rather to push Bobby toward improvement.May 3, 20097.0May 3, 200921m7.01721mManger Baby EinsteinLuanne aspired to rise as a prominent figure within the world of children’s entertainment.May 10, 20097.8May 10, 200921m7.81821mUh-Oh CanadaWhen Dale swapped homes with a Canadian family for the summer, the Arlen crew attempted to extend a warm welcome to their new neighbors. It didn’t take long, though, for it to become clear that the customs of Arlen and those of Canada simply weren't quite compatible.May 17, 20096.2May 17, 200921m6.21921mThe Boy Can't Help ItWith several girls from their class suddenly vying for his attention as possible dates to the Homecoming dance, Bobby found himself enjoying a surge of popularity with the female students. Yet, Hank couldn’t shake the feeling that Bobby was being taken advantage of.Sep 13, 20098.0Sep 13, 200921m8.02021mTo Sirloin with LoveA shared interest at last brought Hank closer to his son, and he felt a surge of pride when Bobby's expertise about beef secured him a place on a collegiate livestock judging team headed to the State Championships.Sep 13, 20099.5Sep 13, 200921m9.5