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King of the Hill — Season 6
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
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22mBobby Goes NutsAfter taking a self-defense class—designed for women—Bobby underwent a startling transformation, shifting from victim of relentless teasing to instigator himself, wielding a newly learned counterattack with unsettling confidence.Nov 11, 20019.7Nov 11, 200122m9.702
22mSoldier of MisfortuneFollowing a mishap at his shooting club that shattered his self-assurance, Peggy suggested a fabricated assignment as a mercenary, a scheme which Dale proceeded to botch spectacularly.Dec 9, 20019.0Dec 9, 200122m9.003
22mLupe's RevengeThe policewoman found herself captivated by Hank; meanwhile, Peggy inadvertently returned with a young indigenous boy following a school excursion to Mexico.Dec 12, 20017.0Dec 12, 200122m7.004
22mThe Father, the Son, and J.C.The intensity of Hank’s reaction widened the distance between him and his father, prompting Bobby to enlist the help of Jimmy Carter in hopes of securing a fragile Christmas reconciliation.Dec 16, 20017.3Dec 16, 200122m7.305
22mFather of the BribeWhen Bobby pretended to accept her father’s money in order to end their relationship, Connie allowed her studies to suffer, a visible demonstration of the distress his absence caused her.Jan 6, 20026.0Jan 6, 200222m6.006
22mI'm With CupidBobby was slowly coming to terms with the end of things between him and Connie, finding a fragile equilibrium, when Bill’s disheartening stories seemed to crush whatever resolve he’d managed to build. Sensing this, Hank decided to send Bobby to Boomhauer, a man known for his effortless charm with women.Feb 10, 20026.0Feb 10, 200222m6.007
22mTorch Song HillogyPeggy suggested Bobby as the one to bear the Olympic torch as it passed through Arlen; however, the distinction ultimately went to Hank—who proceeded to make a rather clumsy show of it.Feb 17, 20027.3Feb 17, 200222m7.308
22mJoust Like a WomanAt the Renaissance Faire, Peggy spearheaded a group of women in spirited demonstration against perceived injustices, while Hank desperately sought to secure a lucrative propane contract.Feb 24, 20026.7Feb 24, 200222m6.709
22mThe Bluegrass Is Always GreenerHank and his bandmates persuaded Connie to join them in a bluegrass fiddle competition, yet Kahn remained firm, insisting she dedicate her efforts to classical performance.Feb 24, 20029.0Feb 24, 200222m9.010
22mThe Substitute Spanish PrisonerA charming swindler presented “genius” Peggy with the opportunity of an at-home doctoral program, a venture she proceeded to finance using the Hills’ carefully accumulated retirement savings.Mar 3, 20026.5Mar 3, 200222m6.511
22mUnfortunate SonThe local VFW post, struggling with debt, has taken up residence in Hank’s house, leading him to seek out fellow Vietnam veterans—a group that Cotton finds decidedly unappealing.Mar 10, 20027.5Mar 10, 200222m7.512
22mAre You There God? It's Me, Margaret HillFinding a permanent teaching post proved elusive, so Peggy fabricated a story, presenting herself as a novice to secure employment at a Catholic school—a deception that abruptly concluded her brief tenure at Strickland Propane.Mar 17, 20025.5Mar 17, 200222m5.513
22mTankin' It to the StreetsDiscovering he’d been unknowingly subjected to military experimentation with an untested drug, Bill succumbed to despair and, in a drunken haze, commandeered a tank. Now, it falls to his friends to undertake the delicate task of returning it.Mar 31, 20028.0Mar 31, 200222m8.014
22mOf Mice and Little Green MenA peculiar fascination with each other’s sons led Hank and Dale to a startling realization: Dale began to suspect he wasn’t Joseph’s father at all, entertaining the outlandish notion that Joseph’s origins lay somewhere beyond this world—with an extraterrestrial being.Apr 7, 20025.0Apr 7, 200222m5.015
22mA Man Without a Country ClubKahn desperately desires entry into an exclusive country club comprised entirely of Asian members, yet it is Hank who receives the invitation—a carefully selected white man brought in ostensibly to ensure the staging of a PGA tournament.Apr 14, 20027.5Apr 14, 200222m7.516
22mBeer and LoathingPeggy accepted a position at Alamo Beer, though her employment agreement contained a peculiar stipulation: she was forbidden from explaining to Hank why Texas would be without their product for the following thirty-six hours.Apr 14, 20028.3Apr 14, 200222m8.317
22mFun with Jane and JaneUnaware of the group’s peculiar devotion, Luanne eagerly joined a sorority, persuading Peggy to follow suit; meanwhile, Hank and the boys saved a flock of emus from certain doom, only to find themselves utterly baffled by how to care for them.Apr 21, 20028.0Apr 21, 200222m8.018
22mMy Own Private RodeoHank discovered the rift between Dale and his cowboy father wasn't what it seemed; the fabricated story of their falling out had served as a deliberate smokescreen, shielding Hank from the truth – that his father was gay.Apr 28, 20024.5Apr 28, 200222m4.519
22mSug NightHank awoke with a lingering unease, disturbed by a peculiar dream involving a barbecue—burgers on the grill—and an unexpected intimacy with Nancy. The matter became considerably more complicated when Peggy discovered what he’d been dreaming about.May 5, 20027.0May 5, 200222m7.020
22mDang Ol' LoveBill’s heart sank with a familiar ache as he watched the woman he longed for fall for Boomhauer. To add to the sting, Boomhauer himself was soon left reeling, abandoned by the very same jogger.May 5, 20028.0May 5, 200222m8.021
22mReturning Japanese (1)The Hills are traveling to Japan now, with Cotton intending to offer an apology to the widow of a soldier whose life he ended during World War II. Yet, there’s a disquieting inconsistency to Cotton’s account that lingers in the air.May 12, 20028.5May 12, 200222m8.522
22mReturning Japanese (2)A wave of chaos erupted through Tokyo as Cotton, cast aside by the son he’d recently embraced, spiraled out of control.May 12, 20029.0May 12, 200222m9.0
