A lot has changed for the characters since the show debuted in 1997. In the series revival, Hank is retired, Bobby is a chef at a German-Japanese fusion restaurant and Bill has been inconsolable without Hank and Peggy around (so actually, not much change there).

Comedian and Daily Show correspondent Ronny Chieng has joined the animated series to voice Kahn Souphanousinphone, Hank’s (Mike Judge) Laotian neighbor, in the show’s 14th season. Toby Huss voiced the character during the show’s 13-season run on Fox from 1997-2010.

Hulu is pulling out all the stops to promote the next season of King of the Hill, which is due to premiere on August 4. This activation allows fans to step into the Hill family’s backyard for a classic BBQ, which includes lawn games, photo ops ...

"Bringing a piece of the King of the Hill universe to life is an incredible opportunity for our company and fans of the show," said Eugene Simor, Founder and President of ALAMO Beer Company. "We brewed a no-nonsense beer—as steady as a Texas handshake—made for sharing anywhere, from tailgates to alleys."

The preview of upcoming series also features looks at ‘King of the Hill,’ ‘All’s Fair’ and ‘Only Murders in the Building.’

Ahead of King of the Hill’s highly anticipated revival, the show has revealed Hank’s new job. The new season of the animated series will see a 10-year time jump, and with it comes some major changes.