Fox Angling for King of the Hill Revival

I hope we don’t see Lucky, I tell you hwat.

Fox isn’t just stopping at The X-Files, Prison Break and 24. The network is in talks with Mike Judge and Greg Daniels to bring King of the Hill back to the network. And, it’s probably the best time for it, honestly.

King of the Hill, ostensibly created to poke fun at conservatives, would also take a number of swipes at the liberal side of things. And it did so much better than The Goode Family. It did, however, do its best to retain realism, as opposed to shows like South Park or The Simpsons (yes, I laughed as I typed that show’s name). To this day, there are people in denial as to what PC Principal was meant to skewer, I’d imagine partially because the presentation is so harsh. So I’d expect a pillar of salt from both sides of out currently super polarized political climate. Pseudointellectuals on both sides are probably going to get bitchslapped.

Considering King of the Hill is set in “Obsolete America”, I really can’t wait.
Dangerously close to self awareness. Still misses the mark. If it’s more than 140 characters, chances are it shouldn’t be a tweet, Bob.
Please, Mike, do my heart some good.

King of the Hill worked, though, because Hank is a relatively well grounded, identifiable character. Even when you might not agree with a position he took you could understand it. He added an element of heart to the show that really made it something anyone could enjoy. Incluso si Peggy era algo odioso. So here’s hoping the King of the Hill revival is every bit as good as the first 8 seasons. Hell, even King of the Hill‘s seasonal rot was better than The Simpsons‘. I welcome this with open arms.

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