The Return of King of the Hill with a Modernized Texas and New Animation

Published on January 07, 2026 | Translated from Spanish
Hank Hill looking confused at a smartphone while Peggy tries to take a selfie, with the classic Hill house in the background in a visually updated Arlen.

King of the Hill Returns: Same Propane, New Problems

After 13 seasons and a long hiatus, King of the Hill returns with its season 14 on August 4 on Hulu ๐ŸŽ‰. This time, Hank and Peggy not only deal with the usual problems of Arlen, but with something much more terrifying: the modern world. Can the king of propane survive in an era of smartphones and social media? The answer will probably involve a lot of frowning ๐Ÿคจ.

The creative team has kept the soul of the series while implementing technical improvements that would make any animator cry with emotion.

An Arlen That Learned to Use Filters

The town we knew in 1997 now looks sharper than ever thanks to:

While the animation modernizes, the plot shows a Hank who returns from Saudi Arabia (yes, working with propane, of course) to find a world that has changed too much. Peggy tries to adapt to social media, and Bobby... well, Bobby is now a professional chef, which raises the question: who let him use knives? ๐Ÿ”ช

Nostalgia on Digital Steroids

20th Television Animation has achieved the impossible: maintaining that rustic charm we love while incorporating modern techniques. The backgrounds have more detail, the animations are smoother, but when Dale starts talking about conspiracies, he will still be the same paranoid neighbor as always ๐Ÿ•ต๏ธโ€โ™‚๏ธ.

So get ready to see Hank Hill curse contactless payments, Peggy become a "influencer" of questionable crafts, and Bill continue to be... Bill. Because some things, fortunately, never change. And if they do, Hank will surely have a very clear opinion about it ๐Ÿ˜ค.