After more than 15 years on our television screens, the Hill family and the rest of the Arlen gang have returned, baby! Creator Mike Judge's "King of the Hill" Revival on Hulu Has Given Fans a Chance to See What's Happened to Propane Salesman Hank Hill (Judge), His Substute Spanish Teacher Good-Hearted Son Bobby (Pamela Adlon) After the Series Ended with Its 13th Season Back in 2009. In the first episode of the 14th Season, now streaming on Hulu, when works in the ARAK Propane, and the play begins to return with them to return to Arlen. Older hills look more or less the same but there were Many changes with other "King of the Hill" characters Because they are gone. All the same, Hank and Peggy are now retired and Bobby leading their own restaurant, telling some young people who eat there, he is 21 when they tease him for a potentially older. Since the series ended when Bobby was 13, it means that eight years have passed between the 13 and 14 season ... right?

There's one pretty big problem: in Excellent episode from second to last season, "No Hank has left behind", Hank spends some time connecting to his younger brother Good Hank (Giant Wolfhard), who is now a teenager and was only a newborn when the original series ended. This would indicate that it spent a little more time and definitely mixed with the original canon time schedule. After all, if Bobby was 13 and GC. It was 2, and now they are 21 and 15 years old, it's a serious silly math that just doesn't add. However, despite the fact that the "king of the hill" takes place in what is supposedly the real world (although Arlen is a fictional city), it does not sincerely matter that years do not Quite Add - because this is not what is important on the "king of the hill".

The "King of the Hill" has always played a little quickly and loosely with his canon and is not a very kind of series with regular feedback or running. Of course, the characters have unique traits that are expressed by some regularity, such as the entire urethral contract of Hank and his neighbor Dale's ridiculous alter, but there is no real reason to have a strict timetable. It is possible that Bobby lied about his age and is a few years older (which still rely on his old friends Connie and Chain and both to college), which would potentially make the centuries make more sense, but it is also possible for the show's writers simply not thinking about it. After all, it was much more important to tell a story where Hank tried to learn more about his younger brother and the younger generation, dealing with toxic masculinity in the process than he had to worry too much about the exact differences in the age between the characters.

That is important for the "King of the Hill" is that it is always a show to improve ourselves and how the people we love can help us grow. Whatever small details are revealed, it will be done in the service of the characters and the story, and if they do not fully match with other details of other episodes, that is good. Fans have grown deeply in addition to these characters because they are written and performed so well and feel like their neighbors, so that a little suspension of disbelief about linear time will not hurt anything. As long as the good people of Arlen learn from each other and make us laugh, the "king of the hill" does things properly.

The rebirth "The King of the Hill" is now moving to Julu.