King Of The Hill

Hank, Bobby and the others must cope with the aftermath of Peggy 's skydiving accident and the birth of Didi 's baby.

Cotton assists with Peggy's rehabilitation as he seeks a war hero's grave.

Bill is granted the opportunity of a lifetime after his old high school football touchdown record is shattered.

Hank volunteers to teach Bobby's shop class and becomes the most popular substitute teacher at school. Meanwhile, Peggy does her utmost to win the substitute teacher of the year award.

Kahn and Minh go to Hawaii for Kahn's job and asks Hank to take care of Connie, who's excited that she will be staying with Bobby, but becomes emotional and mean-spirited when she gets her first period, leaving an extremely uncomfortable Hank to both deal with the unstable Connie and have to explain "the birds and the bees" to Bobby (who has no idea why Connie is so emotional).

After winning an alamo beer contest, Hank travels to the Superdome for a chance to win a large cash prize; Bill visits his lusty relatives at a Louisiana chateau.

The Hills find themselves stranded for Thanksgiving when bad weather shuts down the airport.

Hank strikes up a friendship with a man just like himself, straining his relationship with Dale, Bill and Boomhauer; Cotton puts up his own child as collateral so he can test drive a new car.

Bobby befriends a wild raccoon that may or may not have infected Ladybird and Dale with rabies.

Y2K panic grips the hills and their friends as the new millennium approaches.

Peggy authors one of Bobby's English papers, only to have a rival substitute teacher uncover the deception; Bill displays an enormous American flag on his property.

Bobby's passion for roping bulls turns into a quest to become a rodeo clown.

A martial spat between Mr. Strickland and his wife makes Hank the unlikely target of amorous advances; Peggy takes over a barbecue restaurant.

Hank becomes the prime suspect in Debbie's murder.

Complications ensue when Bobby accidentally sees a naked Luanne; Boomhauer and his friends end up in a mental ward.

Fed up with Hank's rules, Luanne moves out of the Hill house and takes up residence with three roommates...only to find herself sounding more and more like Hank.

Peggy fails miserably when she participates in a pyramid scheme...Until Bill's salesmanship saves the day.

Buddhist monks believe Bobby is a lama.

Disaster strikes when Hank's barber loses his mind, forcing Hank to find someone else to cut his hair.

Bobby tours with a comedy troupe specializing in jokes about all things propane.

John Redcorn becomes the odd man out when Dale and Nancy begin dating.

Hank becomes a zoning board member in his bid to strike down a local ordinance prohibiting the use of high-flo toilets during a drought.

A fetishist videotapes Peggy's abnormally large feet and distributes the footage on the internet.

During a trip to Nashville, Peggy accuses Randy Travis of stealing a song she wrote.