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"King of the hill rocks!", King of the hill is one of the best shows ever! I can't believe they havnt released any more of their seasons. I grew up with Beavis And Butthead, and now watch king of the hill all the time, the creators have progressed through the years too.. awesome!

"Christmas gift", My brother really liked his gift, thank you for getting it to me so fast!

"Furrrr Vurrrrt", Alamance Alfred episodes from this season:

I Bet You're Wondering - Jake comes out. 7/10

Welby - Alfred wants to attend a local African American festival, however he cannot because he's white. 7/10

A Quick Bit of Rugby - Alfred takes McGrath's advice to take sports lessons. However he chooses Irish-style rugby, and ends up competing against McGrath himself. 8/10

The Waterloo Sportsmen and More Did Appear - McGrath runs into trouble when he wants to join a local Plastic Paddy regiment, but dosen't know any Gaelic. 9/10

When Eges Attack - Randall joins a local club, which is in fact an organization led by Jake and Litecoverian-nationalist TBH's. 9/10

All's Well That Ends Fare - Alfred signs up for Medicaid. 8/10

A New Dawning - Corbin becomes involved with a Communist/Socialist organization. 8/10

Maulbism Redefined - Mr. Cook becomes involved in the Maulbism Movement after meeting a very hot young Goth girl, however his friends begin thinking he's gay. 7/10

A Tale of Two Stenberts - Alfred meets a local family who seems completely "perfect", and is obsessed with finding out more about them. 9/10

Return of the Jed - Jed Matthews requests help from his friends when he wants to kill his senile parents for attempting to steal his moonshine. 9/10

An Admiral Down Undah - Alfred and Mr. Cook become addicted to a violent children's program loosely based on "Captain Kangaroo Murrumbidgee Cootamundra Autbach". 8/10

Squishtown - Alfred squahes. 0/10

Kosher Alf - After being reprimanded by Josie for his lack of organized religion, Alfred becomes involved with Judaism. 8/10

Ja - Derfhiggenvordermeer, Alfred's neighbor, is protesting the display of the American flag outside his local Orthodox church. Alfred is caught between two of his characteristics: be a good neughbor or a patriotic neocon? 7/10

The Gaelic Games - McGrath hosts this years Gaelic trivia contest, but Alfred and the gang won't support him, because of their fear of the "Irish Bandit". 8/10

Hallamance-oween - Jake opens a new pavilion in Burlington town square: a Neopagan center...and right near Halloween!! Alfred and his gang have to stop him before he brainwashes everyone with his meditation and seances! 9/10

Election Day Uh - Walter Mondale does a rather poor performance in the 1984 elections. 10/10 - classic

Yugo Steve - Randall pees in his pants, and so he trades thnem for a burned-out old Yugo. Everyone goes nuts as Alfred and Mr. Cook attempt to sneak away on Jed's rum-running car and go to Cuba. 10/10 - also classic

The Christmas Shoes - Alfred wants to get his mother shoes for Christmas, but all of Burlington's stores are way too expensive. 9/10

Down by the Old Mill Slum - Sith Johnson is unscrupulous in his actions at building a mill monopoly, and would not balk at killing his competitors. Unfortunately next on the list are Corbin and Mr. Robinson. Continued in the third season... 9/10



"King of the Hill", Great show. It is worth buying the seasons. I love my collection. I can watch these dvds over and over again without getting sick of them.

"so many better shows out there....", I am not a snotty reviewer who just likes giving 1 star reviews. I was hoping maybe someone could explain to me why this show is funny. I have watched several episodes (mostly because it comes on after Malcolm in the Middle, which i deem to be a far superior show even if its losing steam after 7 seasons) and maybe cracked a smile through a few of them, but i have never, to my recollection ever laughed. I am not too picky with what i watch (except for reality tv which I think is the worst thing to hit America since 9/11). If you want to watch better television that this watch these shows: Frasier, Seinfeld, Simpsons, Family Guy, Malcolm in the Middle, Lost, 24, Prison Break,and that 70's show. But in my humble opinion in order for a show to go on you have to stop trying to be so damn smart (unless your the brilliant Arrested Development, which was unfortunately canceled:() and start trying to be funny. And also the show has way to many touching moments. The simpsons had them but didn't use them too much, and they only work once in a while because no one really cares if a cartoon dad loves his son no matter what, its a frikkin tv show. Anyways, if someone could please politely explain what is so funny about this show, i would appreciate it.

ps. I have looked over all 6 seasons out on dvd and from the amount of reviews i have seen no one else really gives a [...] about the show. I wonder how its still on the air?

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Animated blue collar TV...", Initially aired following the 1997 Super Bowl, King of the Hill discovered an instant audience niche that has the followed the show loyally ever since. The brainchild of Beavis and Butthead creator Mike Judge (also known for the hit movie Office Space), King of the Hill is a unique animated series in that it doesn't rely on "cartoon" suspension of reality or outlandish antics. In fact, the show would arguably be just as successful if it were not animated at all. Nevertheless, it's Mike Judge (voice of Hank Hill) and his unique brand of humor that make King of the Hill a must-see TV series...

Set in the fictional town of Arlen, Texas, King of the Hill follows the life and exploits of Hank Hill and his traditional nuclear family. Hank is a red-state propane salesman who loves beer and apple pie, but he's constantly inundated with modern liberalism and grapples with the demands of political correctness. Hank is joined by his wife Peggy (a substitute teacher), his son Bobby (an awkward pre-pubescent youth), and a trailer park-like live-in niece named Luanne... Providing added comic relief to the series are Hank's off-the-wall friends Bill, Boomhauer (who is inaudible), and Dale (who believes everything is a government conspiracy)... Hank's Laotian neighbor Kahn (whose daughter Bobby is quite fond of) and his family live next door, providing Hank with a continuing dose of culture shock...

The King Of The Hill (Season 2) DVD features a number of hilarious episodes including the season premiere "How to Fire a Rifle without Really Trying" in which Bobby takes a liking to the sport of target shooting. But when the opportunity to enter the father-son fun-shootout arises, Hank refuses to enter because he doesn't want to admit that he never learned how to shoot a gun... Other notable episodes from Season 2 include "Hilloween" in which Hank's haunted house is shut down by an overzealous churchgoer, and "Husky Bobby" in which Bobby becomes a successful clothing model for overweight boys (much to the worry of Hank)...

Below is a list of episodes included on the King Of The Hill (Season 2) DVD:

Episode 13 (How to Fire a Rifle Without Really Trying)
Episode 14 (Texas City Twister)
Episode 15 (The Arrowhead)
Episode 16 (Hilloween)
Episode 17 (Jumpin' Crack Bass)
Episode 18 (Husky Bobby)
Episode 19 (The Man Who Shot Cane Skretteburg)
Episode 20 (The Son That Got Away)
Episode 21 (The Company Man)
Episode 22 (Bobby Slam)
Episode 23 (The Unbearable Blindness of Laying)
Episode 24 (Meet the Manger Babies)
Episode 25 (Snow Job)
Episode 26 (I Remember Mono)
Episode 27 (Three Days of the Kahndo)
Episode 28 (Traffic Jam)
Episode 29 (Hank's Dirty Laundry)
Episode 30 (The Final Shinsult)
Episode 31 (Leanne's Saga)
Episode 32 (Junkie Business)
Episode 33 (Life in the Fast Lane, Bobby's Saga)
Episode 34 (Peggy's Turtle Song)
Episode 35 (Propane Boom)

The DVD Report

"King of the Hill - The Complete Second Season", The second season was my favorite season of King of the Hill history. Here are all the episodes of the second season.

"How to Fire a Rifle Without Really Trying" - September 21, 1997
"Texas City Twister" - September 26, 1997
"The Arrowhead" - October 19, 1997
"Hilloween" - October 26, 1997
"Jumpin' Crack Bass (It's a Gas, Gas, Gas)" - November 2, 1997
"Husky Bobby" - November 9, 1997
"The Man Who Shot Cane Skretteburg" - November 16, 1997
"The Son That Got Away" - November 23, 1997
"The Company Man" - December 7, 1997
"Bobby Slam" - December 14, 1997
"The Unbearable Blindness of Laying" - December 21, 1997
"Meet the Manger Babies" - January 11, 1998
"Snow Job" - February 1, 1998
"I Remember Mono" - February 8, 1998
"Three Days of the Kahndo" - February 15, 1998
"Traffic Jam" - February 22, 1998
"Hank's Dirty Laundry" - March 1, 1998
"The Final Shinsult" - March 15, 1998
"Leanne's Saga" - April 19, 1998
"Junkie Business" - April 26, 1998
"Life in the Fast Lane, Bobby's Saga" - May 3, 1998
"Peggy's Turtle Song" - May 10, 1998
"Propane Boom (1)" - May 17, 1998

A good season

"I tell you what. .....", Hank Hill is the great American father, husband, and employee. He has his set of morales and rules and it's only black and white in Hank Hill's world. If only everybody was more like good old Hank this would be a better world.

So help yourself to a heaping helping of King of the Hill and see life through the eyes of the residents of Arlen, Texas. You got some great episodes here like where Hank defends Halloween. That is a favorite of mine. If only these Christian fundamentalists would realize that Christmas and Easter celebrations are about as Pagan as Halloween itself.

In season two the characters develop a little more and Dale, Boomhauer, and Bill are just as loved and needed in the show as the Hills themselves.

Probably one of the best all-time episodes is here inthis season when Bill gets engaged to Luanne's mamma. She reminds me so much of my ex-wife it's downright scary, but to watch it in cartoon form is hilarious.

We also are introduced to the new family on the block, the Khans. This gives us all kinds of material to playwith as a family from Asia moves in.

So fire up the grill (but only with propane!), crack open a beer, and watch the good times roll. Who can resist the sound of that beer cracking open and the rambling, infectious theme song. I tell you what, if you need a cartoon that's funny, witty, and smart, then get yourself some King of the Hill.

And don't worry, Cotton Hill is as ornery as ever.

"Season 3", TVShowsondvd.com reports that King of the Hill season 3 should come to DVD in November or December of 2004. So that means that you can buy season 2 and rest assured that you *will* get to find out what happened after the season-ending cliffhanger.

This show will never have the niche cult appeal that allowed the mediocre Family Guy to sell so many DVDs; nor does it have the broad appeal of The Simpsons. But for people who like a show that gets laughs through characterization and observation, this is the best of the Fox animated shows. You don't have to be from Texas to like it; you just have to have known and liked a guy like Hank Hill: an old-fashioned guy struggling with a new-fangled world. If you liked Mike Judge's Office Space, or other movies and shows about one man facing everyday annoyances in this crazy world, you'll like this show. Or maybe even love it.

"Better then the Simpsons", The TV show altogether is better then the Simpsons and every other animated show. Unlike most every show on televion King of the Hill can make laughs and entertain you without the use of of crude sexual content, violence, obscene language or most any other immoral elements that pollute our television.

Aside from that... The DVD is great. The first and second season DVDs are better then both Family Guy and the Simpsons. What I love the most about the King of the Hill DVD is the commentary on the episodes with the characters from the show.

For instance... On the first boxset, Peggy and Bobby make comments through 2 epsisodes. Similar to how directors make comments, only this is something fun that you actually want to watch.