Hank Hill sells propane in the small Texas town of Arlen and likes things done properly. He lives with his wife Peggy, their son Bobby and his niece Luanne, with three neighbors always nearby.
Starring Breckin Meyer
Gentle deadpan satire for viewers who laugh at small frustrations more than big gags. In one early scene Hank asks a store clerk for a tap and die set and WD-40, gets no real answer, and loses his temper in that flat, patient drawl. Mike Judge also voices Boomhauer, whose mumbling nobody can follow, and the other men nod along anyway.
Each episode stands alone, and the broader, more cartoonish first season gives way to character comedy from the second.
Hank Hill sells propane in the small Texas town of Arlen and likes things done properly. He lives with his wife Peggy, their son Bobby and his niece Luanne, with three neighbors always nearby.
Starring Breckin Meyer
Gentle deadpan satire for viewers who laugh at small frustrations more than big gags. In one early scene Hank asks a store clerk for a tap and die set and WD-40, gets no real answer, and loses his temper in that flat, patient drawl. Mike Judge also voices Boomhauer, whose mumbling nobody can follow, and the other men nod along anyway.
Each episode stands alone, and the broader, more cartoonish first season gives way to character comedy from the second.