This show is a masterpiece. Great storyline and funny throughout. This show has teen\adult humor. Great fun with a couple of rednecks.

Just finishing the "King of the Hill" series which produced 259 episodes over 13 seasons from 1997-2010. I only saw a few episodes when it began and never really took to it, but watching it now, older and wiser to the various conservative and liberal attitudes expressed in America, this Texas-based comedy, which lacks the comic stylings of "The Simpsons" or the crassness of "South Park", doesn't aim to express social commentary in every episode yet remains a fairly realistic take on life. A very small cast of central characters plus intelligent subtle comedy makes this series a pleasure to watch, barely a bad episode and many good ones!

-it was the evening of the day....a first night to the first day of the revolution of the 1960"s...1970"s etc...please! Hank Hill was there Mr. Red Corn and Hanks high school buddies...now his friends of his adult years....there are plenty of flash back episodes recounting those glory days and a flood of players flirting with dozens of images....the sexiest things, among these...the details of the animated world....the life like situations and the extreme...you know what..this show could not even be pulled off by real actors...it is the biggest laugh-fest you can have--guaranteed.....tho'listen to me...I promise you will find you or someone else in there and it will change you forever...you will become your best possible you with a regular diet of King of the Hill

This show was great! The characters were well developed and the story lines usually were funny and witty. Some episodes I found a bit ridiculous, but overall it was an amazing show. Bobby was probably my favorite character. They ended this show and now we have crap like the Cleveland show. But King of the hill will remain a favorite of mine, and all the better that It's now on Netflix. If you haven't sen it, give it a go. It's fun and family friendly, unlike some cartoon shows like South park and Family guy (Don't get me wrong, I love South park and family guy, though I wouldn't call them family friendly shows) RIP King of the hill.