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King of the Hill
《King of the Hill 》是美国动画情景喜剧，由 Mike Judge和Greg Daniels导演和编剧。于1997年1月12日至2010年5月6日在福克斯FOX电视台发行。一共十三季，259集。 故事聚焦在美国Texas州（美国第二大州德克萨斯州，简称德州。南部与墨西哥接壤。）的阿伦镇（Arlen）上虚构的希尔一家。 它试图用保持现实的方法，在日常生活中的常规和世俗方面寻求幽默，并对一些时事和社会现象进行调侃，但相较于《恶搞之家/Family Guy》和《南方公园/South Park》等其他长寿动画，出发点更加实际及老成。 这个节目成为福克斯历史上最长的系列节目之一（位于《辛普森一家/The Simpsons》与《恶搞之家/Family Guy》之后，在动画系列节目中长度排第三位），并且是历史上持续时间第二长的动画情景喜剧。 2007年被“ 时代”杂志评选为有史以来100大电视节目之一。King of the Hill 赢得了两个艾美奖，并获得七项提名。
The Alley Guys compete with Peggy to find the owner of an electric truck parked outside of the Hill’s home. Bobby deals with the fallout of Chane learning about his new relationship.
Peggy convinces Hank to foster a small, ailing dog. Bobby struggles to bring Kahn and Minh together for Connie’s birthday.
After Hank and Peggy fall victim to a phone scam, Bobby hatches a plan to restore his dad’s confidence.
Hank gets himself in trouble with the Sci-Fi community when he agrees to help Bobby run a food truck at a convention. Peggy and Minh are forced to write together when they both take a poetry class.
Wanting to get more involved at their church, Peggy and Hank find themselves volunteering at a marriage retreat. Bobby struggles in the audition process for a reality cooking show.
Hank helps Peggy come to terms with menopause. Kahn nudges Bill to make some life changes, causing Dale and Boomhauer to question Kahn’s intentions.
Hank and Peggy push Boomhauer to bond with his girlfriend’s son, Luke Jr., through raising chickens. Bobby steps in when he witnesses Connie flounder at her new job.
The Alley Guys intervene when Bill gets caught up in a new therapy. Peggy defies Bobby and talks to a restaurant critic on his behalf.
The Alley Guys find a Civil War cannon and disagree about what to do with it. Bobby's participation on "King of the Grill" strains his relationship with Connie as they grapple with moving in together.
When his former colleagues come to him for help, Hank reflects on his past career at Strickland Propane. Bobby discovers his passion for cooking.
