King of the Hill

Peggy tries to save her family's Montana ranch after actor Henry Winkler refuses to allow cattle on a trail that runs through his property.

As Christmas approaches... an old woman tries to tries to spend her last days inside the Hill home as Hank and Peggy try to figure out a way to get rid of her.

Hank accompanies Cotton and Bill to Mexico to keep them from buying into a timeshare; and Peggy, Dale, and Bobby sneak into swimming pools during a heat wave.

Peggy tries to spruce up the front yard by purchasing a lawn gnome, much to Hank's horror.

Hank is embarrassed when his new driver's license lists him as female; and after reviewing the Warren Commission Report, Dale turns pro-America.

Hank excitedly joins a new military program that allows civilians to adopt pets while G.I.s serve their tour of duty... but the dog, Duke, turns out to be a mean-spirited cat.

Hank finds himself trapped in the middle when Enrique breaks up with his wife; and Bobby and Joseph find a way to override Hank's channel block so they can watch the Daytona 500 on FOX.

Hank realizes he doesn't have any home-owner's insurance; Dale realizes people are willing to pay money to be stung by bees; Bill and Boomhauer discover the pleasures of a deep fryer; and Peggy and Luanne get stuck at a highway rest stop with nothing to eat.

Hank and his friends tend to the grass on a football field to keep the groundskeeper from being fired; and Luanne falls for Lucky's new rims.

When Luanne runs up a large credit-card debt, Peggy vows to help her pay it off... but ends up buying a roller-derby team in the process.

John Redcorn opens his own tribal gaming casino so his rock band has somewhere to perform.

Dale becomes a celebrity outlaw when he refuses to obey a new no-smoking ordinance; and Peggy tries to locate the mysterious "Smoking Bandit."

When the station manager hires a new weatherman to replace Nancy after she blows an important forecast, Peggy convinces Nancy that covering a dangerous wildfire is the only way to win back her job; and Hank helps Bobby deter a bully who's obsessed with scaring people.

A track coach uses Bobby to shame good athletes when they get out of line.

Hank reacts with horror when Bill joins a men's chorus; and Peggy challenges Bobby to a game of video pong.