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King of the Hill — Season 8
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
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22mPatch BoomhauerThe news that Boomhauer’s brother, Patch, was marrying a former flame of Boomhauer’s sent Hank spiraling into a misunderstanding; he began to suspect Boomhauer was deliberately trying to disrupt the nuptials.Nov 2, 20037.6Nov 2, 200322m7.602
22mReborn to Be WildHank appreciates Bobby’s involvement with the new Christian youth group, though he finds their style of worship—which incorporates elements like skateboarding and punk rock music—difficult to embrace.Nov 9, 20037.7Nov 9, 200322m7.703
22mNew Cowboy on the BlockHank felt no excitement at the arrival of a former Dallas Cowboy; the local fanfare evaporated as soon as the celebrated player disregarded the community’s established customs.Nov 16, 20037.4Nov 16, 200322m7.404
22mThe Incredible HankDriven by misguided concern, Peggy surreptitiously gave Hank a testosterone supplement, hoping to ease his workplace anxieties. He initially felt remarkably well, a feeling that dissolved entirely when the truth was revealed.Nov 23, 20037.6Nov 23, 200322m7.605
22mFlirting with the MasterThe celebrated Latin television personality requested Peggy’s services, inviting her to his Mexican estate to tutor his children. Yet, as she settled into the vibrant household, Peggy couldn't shake the feeling that his attention extended beyond purely scholastic matters.Nov 30, 20036.0Nov 30, 200322m6.006
22mAfter the Mold RushThe Hills’ house revealed a troubling problem: mold, repeatedly detected immediately following Hank’s entry during a recent community open house.Dec 7, 20037.5Dec 7, 200322m7.507
22mLivin' on Reds, Vitamin C and PropaneHank and Bobby set off for Arizona in their eighteen-wheeler, unknowingly accompanied by Dale, Bill, and Boomhauer who had managed to sneak along for the ride.Dec 14, 20038.2Dec 14, 200322m8.208
22mRich Hank, Poor HankBobby’s father, Hank, was famously frugal and avoided discussing finances, which led people to assume he possessed considerable wealth—a notion that quickly circulated throughout their neighborhood.Jan 4, 20048.0Jan 4, 200422m8.009
22mCeci N'Est Pas Une King of the HillInitially, Peggy’s work found no place within the established art scene. Then, a dealer recognized its merit, though his approach to promoting artists held a peculiar allure that she couldn't quite resist.Jan 25, 20047.2Jan 25, 200422m7.210
22mThat's What She SaidThe arrival of a fresh face at Strickland had brought with it a stream of playful innuendo, charming nearly everyone—except Hank, who was now contemplating legal action on grounds of sexual harassment.Feb 8, 20047.2Feb 8, 200422m7.211
22mMy Hair LadyThe newest buzz in Arlen’s salons comes from Luanne and Bill, a cutting team known for winning over their female clientele with playful, affected charm.Feb 15, 20048.0Feb 15, 200422m8.012
22mPhish and WildlifeThe boys’ yearly camping excursion was interrupted when a group of hippies arrived, unexpectedly settling nearby. They generously offered some of their food to Bobby, but made it clear that such generosity came with an unspoken expectation—a reciprocal sharing of what the boys possessed.Feb 22, 20048.0Feb 22, 200422m8.013
22mCheer FactorDriven by an assertive coaching style, Peggy’s leadership of the cheerleading squad correlates with victories for the football team—though it also leads to a formal inquiry after one performance is judged inappropriate.Mar 7, 20046.8Mar 7, 200422m6.814
22mDale Be Not ProudDale generously donated a kidney to Funny Car driver John Force, and while recovering from the procedure, he appointed Hank as his proxy to handle all affairs.Mar 14, 20047.6Mar 14, 200422m7.615
22mAprès Hank, le DelugeThe rising floodwaters forced a shift in responsibilities; while Hank was urgently assigned to monitor the vulnerable dam, Bill stepped forward to lead the emergency shelter team.Mar 21, 20047.0Mar 21, 200422m7.016
22mDaleTechWith Hank’s father joining the local citizen’s watch program, Dale found his long-held claim to being the neighborhood’s guardian abruptly challenged.Mar 28, 20047.8Mar 28, 200422m7.817
22mHow I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the AlamoWhen Bobby realized his Texas history class knew next to nothing about the Alamo, Hank offered to spearhead a reenactment. However, the script they developed for the performance proved to be a reimagining of events, bending historical fact to fit a particular narrative.Apr 18, 20047.8Apr 18, 200422m7.818
22mGirl, You'll Be a Giant SoonLuanne joins Hank in demonstrating against a barbecue contest’s prohibition of propane tanks, while Peggy attempts to secure permission to view the location of a notorious crime.Apr 25, 20047.0Apr 25, 200422m7.019
22mStressed for SuccessJoining the school’s prestigious academic team as their resident pop culture specialist, Bobby found himself unexpectedly burdened by the weight of expectation.May 2, 20047.2May 2, 200422m7.220
22mHank's BackFollowing an injury to his back sustained at work, Hank began attending yoga classes. Meanwhile, Peggy worked bagging groceries at a small, family-owned shop struggling to compete with the sprawling presence of Megalomart.May 9, 20047.8May 9, 200422m7.821
22mThe Redneck on Rainey StreetWhen Connie experienced the sting of reversed prejudice, Kahn relinquished all ambition, choosing instead to adopt the quiet existence of a mountain man.May 16, 20047.5May 16, 200422m7.522
22mTalking ShopBecoming a peer counselor felt like a natural step for Bobby, yet he soon found himself blurring professional boundaries, becoming deeply invested in the lives of those he was meant to advise.May 23, 20047.8May 23, 200422m7.8
