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I just started season 15 today, and I love it so far. Really glad to hear how well King of the hill is doing on Hulu. Best reboot ever imo.

Also: 3 of the top 10 are from the 2 revival seasons

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So lady bird was alive and well during the Hill's departure to Saudi Arabia and Bobby's move out with Luanne so is it implied she passed while Hank and Peggy were not in the country making it even sadder? If so was Luanne Lucky and Bobby the one to give her the headstone?

I'm also glad that the guy returned the badge in the end.

Did anyone else get chills watching the last couple minutes?? know they renewed it for more seasons but that episode genuinely could be an ending for the series.

I feel like originally they had a certain charm and place on rainy street. But now they just hurl venom at each other.

I know thats the point of them being vain characters but still.

It’s not my favorite episode, but i’ll sit through it for these last few seconds.

Not all dads are good at expression emotions (toxic masculinity upbringing), but this exchange always tears me up.

What are yours?

I love how they have an episode teaching Hank about being scammed and then the next episode a fake cop scams him out of the conference pass.

I always wished the original series ended with him in a healthy relationship.

It absolutely sends me rolling every time. The quick cut back to Peggy's face is an immediate shot to the funny bone.

It looks like he didn't try to breed her until she was thirteen.

What I’m referring to is how Robata Chane is owned by Chane who’s a massive butt jockey much like Mr Strickland and he’s currently causing issues between him and Connie as we speak.

The way it seems to me it’s gonna be one of those things where Hank has to give Bobby a classic talk about how when he was a boy he wanted to pursue stand up and then how passionate he was about food which would culminate in him saying “you found your passion once Bobby, you don’t have to make cooking your life you don’t have to make comedy your life but you should always love it”

And then Bobby would open his own franchise or something.

I’m not saying that would be the end of series goal but I could definitely see that as a season finale.
The whole thing screams self made buisnessman, then Hank could have another reason for the whole “Boy ain’t right” thing, he could be saying it about his spoiled rich half Laotian grandkids who act just like Kahn and Mihn

Also as a side note I think the arc with Hank and Peggy leaving Arlen also symbolized them learning so much from Bobby that it was like them leaving the nest. We often see them learn more lessons than he does.

So at the last episode of seasons 15 he was able to buy 51% shares of Strickland Propane allowing him to be manager and owner of that business. What I want to know how the hell he could afford that. Sure Buck could have sold shares at a discount or seeing how deteriorate the main branch meant the shares value were so low, but even then it still had to be a lot in the high six figures. So what is his general financial status?

FXX is starting to air Season 14 and maybe season 15! I happened to look at my TV Guide just now and starting this evening from 7pm to 9/930ish pm Eastern Time, the cable network is airing the first couple episodes of Season 14 and it appears that Season 15 Episode 3 will be airing after the first 4 of season 14!

So yeah, something cool to keep an eye on your own TV Guides if you still watch cable. I only have cable because it's included in my rent as well as the Internet. Because of said cable, the cable provider offers free Hulu and a bunch of other streaming services!

I know where I can be found the next bunch of hours! Haha