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King of the Hill — Season 9
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
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22mA Rover Runs Through ItA summons from Peggy’s distant mother draws her back to the family’s Montana ranch, a place complicated by the presence of Henry Winkler, who proves to be a stubbornly difficult neighbor.Nov 7, 20048.0Nov 7, 200422m8.002
22mMs. WakefieldAn aged woman, formerly of the Hills’ household, makes her way back for the holidays—only to meet her end within those walls. This circumstance sparks an entrepreneurial notion in Dale’s mind.Dec 19, 20047.3Dec 19, 200422m7.303
22mDeath Buys a TimeshareHank tagged along with Cotton and his new acquaintance, Bill, on a trip to Mexico, intending to steer them clear of timeshare purchases. Yet, the salespeople proved relentlessly persistent.Jan 16, 20057.0Jan 16, 200522m7.004
22mYard, She Blows!The pristine perfection of Hank’s front lawn seemed utterly lost when Peggy attempted to share in the credit with her own additions.Jan 23, 20058.0Jan 23, 200522m8.005
22mDale to the ChiefDale, freshly imbued with a sense of patriotism, viewed Hank’s struggle to rectify a mistake on his driver’s license as a troubling sign, and promptly reported him as a danger to national security.Jan 30, 20057.7Jan 30, 200522m7.706
22mThe Petriot ActWith boundless enthusiasm, Hank signed up for a novel military initiative—one pairing civilian volunteers with animals awaiting care during soldiers’ deployments. He envisioned a loyal canine companion, but his expectations were delightfully overturned when he met Duke, who proved to be a decidedly ill-tempered feline.Feb 13, 20054.7Feb 13, 200522m4.707
22mEnrique-cilable DifferencesHank visibly recoils whenever an employee burdened by personal troubles seeks his comfort.Feb 20, 20054.5Feb 20, 200522m4.508
22mMutual of OmabwahThe expiration of Hank’s insurance left him unusually anxious, whereas Bill and Boomhauer were cheerfully, if recklessly, attempting to deep-fry various items.Mar 6, 20058.3Mar 6, 200522m8.309
22mCare-Takin' Care of BusinessA clever maneuver orchestrated by Hank and his team unexpectedly transformed a bewildered groundskeeper into something of a local champion, as his meticulously prepared playing surface began to be lauded for its disruptive effect on visiting teams.Mar 13, 20057.2Mar 13, 200522m7.210
22mArlen City BomberDrawn by Luanne’s example, Peggy joined a roller derby league. There, the notoriously frugal owner pressured her into spearheading a rebellion and launching a new team, funded entirely through loans.Mar 27, 20058.5Mar 27, 200522m8.511
22mRedcorn Gambles With His FutureDriven by a desire to create a space for his band, Big Mountain Fudgecake, John Redcorn set about planning a Native American-owned and operated gambling casino.Apr 10, 20057.0Apr 10, 200522m7.012
22mSmoking and the BanditDetermined to circumvent Arlen’s new prohibition on smoking, Dale adopted a false appearance; meanwhile, Peggy resolved to discover who lay beneath the charade.Apr 17, 20057.8Apr 17, 200522m7.813
22mGone With the WindstormWhen seasoned weather forecaster Nancy finds herself unexpectedly sidelined in favor of a more formally trained replacement, her friend Peggy steps in to lend support. Elsewhere, a mischievous boy imitating a dog’s bark manages to startle young Bobby.May 1, 20058.0May 1, 200522m8.014
22mBobby on TrackHank persuaded Bobby to try out for the track team, though the position he secured wasn’t quite the one Hank envisioned.May 8, 20058.2May 8, 200522m8.215
22mIt Ain't Over 'til the Fat Neighbor SingsBill discovered a deep contentment within the ranks of a male vocal ensemble, though the necessary commitment threatened to undermine his standing in the Army.May 15, 20058.0May 15, 200522m8.0
