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'''King of the Hill''' is an animated show on [[Fox Network|Fox]] starting in 1997 and now passing 200 episodes. It was recently renewed for a 12th season. Created by the man who brought America Beavis and Butthead, the show has taken a surprisingly different turn than expected. A [[Texas|Texan]] family with a lot of tongue-in-cheek humor, the show actually presents good [[family values]] from a family with deep roots. Hank Hill, the father of the Hill family, seems to always do what is right despite the circumstances or ramifications. Many would consider this a pleasant alternative to the usual [[Television|TV]] fare. | '''King of the Hill''' is an animated show on [[Fox Network|Fox]] starting in 1997 and now passing 200 episodes. It was recently renewed for a 12th season. Created by the man who brought America Beavis and Butthead, the show has taken a surprisingly different turn than expected. A [[Texas|Texan]] family with a lot of tongue-in-cheek humor, the show actually presents good [[family values]] from a family with deep roots. Hank Hill, the father of the Hill family, seems to always do what is right despite the circumstances or ramifications. Many would consider this a pleasant alternative to the usual [[Television|TV]] fare. | ||
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Revision as of 22:20, July 18, 2007
King of the Hill is an animated show on Fox starting in 1997 and now passing 200 episodes. It was recently renewed for a 12th season. Created by the man who brought America Beavis and Butthead, the show has taken a surprisingly different turn than expected. A Texan family with a lot of tongue-in-cheek humor, the show actually presents good family values from a family with deep roots. Hank Hill, the father of the Hill family, seems to always do what is right despite the circumstances or ramifications. Many would consider this a pleasant alternative to the usual TV fare.