King Of The Hill

When Hank realizes Bobby's interested in football, he wrangles up the gang to take Bobby to his first game and sneak into someone else's skybox.

When Bobby becomes addicted to soda he becomes an activist, and starts a protest demanding that Principal Moss have the soda machines removed.

When Bobby doesn't want to be part of the powder puff boys, Hank convinces him to give it a shot; and Bobby becomes the head powder puff.

When Arlen is struck by a sweltering heat wave, Hank gets the gang to go to a water park where everybody experiences "the coolest wave in Texas."

While at a Japanese restaurant, Cotton suffers a war flashback and ends up getting hospitalized after falling on the grill, where Peggy learns that Cotton may not have long to live.

When Hank becomes disgusted by the poor quality of the steaks he's getting at the supermarket, he joins a hippie co-op to get quality organic meats.

The superintendent's office visits Bobby's school; disapproving of the students' conduct, the annual carnival is canceled, causing Hank to step up.

Minh joins the Arlen gun club to learn skeet shooting, a skill she hopes will make an exclusive country club accept her and Kahn as new members.

When Nancy wants Dale to get a new job since he's not making any money, Peggy talks Hank into getting Dale to learn basket weaving.

When Ladybird bites Hank he brings in a "dog spiritualist," what Hank finds out is that he needs to become more of a leader around the house.

When the city council bans the sale of foods containing trans fats, Hank's favorite restaurant goes out of business; and he's forced to step up.

When Bill falls in love with his blind date Charlene, a hot single mother, Dale's intuition tells him something's wrong; and he meddles in their relationship.

When Peggy wants a new convertible, Hank makes the purchase at sticker price like he always does... and discovers that he's been getting ripped off his whole life.

When Hank's agrees to speak at Enrique's daughter's quinceañera (15th birthday party), Peggy's real-estate clients fall in love with the quaint Mexican neighborhood... and begin to take over.

When a family "guru" shames Peggy at a school meeting, Peggy tries to bring her family closer together... causing Hank and Bobby to actively avoid her instead.

When Minh's father, General Gum, comes to visit, he gives Khan an incredibly hard time; and Khan goes to a karaoke bar to sing his stress away.

When Peggy gets a real-estate listing, she finds that the family living in the house is scaring off buyers; and she goes to unusual lengths to fix the problem.

Joseph becomes a star quarterback at landry middle school, and a prestigious private school comes recruiting; Joseph doesn't want to go, but Dale can't resist the payoff the private school offers him.

When Peggy's birthday celebrations promise to disappoint her once again, she decides to plan her own party aboard a train that features a murder-mystery play.

When Bobby is framed for throwing a soda can at the school's police officer, he is assigned to work with him for one week as punishment; and Hank accidentally steals the wrong guy's wallet.

When Hank and Bobby build a boat for Arlen's annual regatta, Hank must overcome his phobia of bats in order to get the job done.

Peggy's jailbird brother (Luanne's father) comes to town, and commits another crime; and Lucky feels sorry for him, so he takes the blame.