When most people think of King of the Hill, they tend to think of politics and family values. This is ironic because most liberals’ views on both subjects are completely backward compared to our own; this means that they’re not only wrong in their beliefs about what does help families and how it helps communities, but also that they’re wrong about the very same things that most King of the Hill fans believe in.
The left is made up of a significant number of men and women with bizarre fantasies; we’re not talking about harmless little perverts who like looking at cartoons, but sickos who like to look at real-life children and animals getting tortured and killed. Then there’s the “transgender” issue. You can tell that this is a politically correct movement by the number of buzzwords and strange pronouns involved; like most things to do with politics, it would be hilarious if it wasn’t so sad and disgusting.
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You probably don’t think about King of the Hill very much anymore, but believe it or not, a lot of people still do. In my experience as a donor for multiple political campaigns, I’ve noticed that the show is popular with many voters who might have different views on other issues; they don’t have to be republican voters specifically, but just anyone with common sense and decency. This is part of why we’re so excited that King of the Hill is coming back to TV with brand new episodes!
You’ll find that most fans of this show are just regular people who happen to like cartoon comedy and characters we can all relate to. We’re not weirdos, we’re concerned parents and citizens … but I digress. For now, let’s get back to what it means for our culture to have this show make a return.
Do you like watching television? Do your kids watch TV? If so, there’s a really good chance that they’ve seen King of the Hill at some point in their lives. As an adult, it has a special place in my heart because the humor is so subtle yet sharp. I don’t understand how that can be, but then again, I feel the same way about my favorite candy ever: Nerds Rope.
Everyone knows nerds love candy and we also love TV shows, so it’s really exciting to learn that King of the Hill will be making a comeback on Fox starting in September! This is especially true because the show is famous for its subtle humor, which can be hard to find in today’s world.
From what I understand, the return of King of the Hill will not be a reboot or anything like that. Instead, it’ll pick up with stories about Peggy Hill and Bobby Hill as they continue to live their lives in small-town Arlen, Texas. They’ll still be living next door to the Strickland family and they’ll still have Hank Hill as their boss at Strickland Propane.
I’m sure that many of you will recognize Hank Hill as the star of this series; he’s famous for having strong conservative values and working hard to provide for his family even when his wife becomes obsessed with “The Marm Market.”
I hope that this article has helped to clear up some of the confusion about why so many people are excited for King of the Hill to come back, but it’s important to remember that most fans of this show don’t fit the profile of an angry social justice warrior. We’re not naïve enough to think that everything is perfect, but we know that the solution isn’t socialism.
We also don’t see anything wrong with having a show on TV that tells the truth about politics and family values. We’re not bothered by it in the least, which makes us very different from what you might expect. If anything, conservatives are more likely to be “nerds” in the true sense of the word, while left-wingers are more obsessed with being cool.
We thank Fox for bringing back this show that we love so much and can’t wait to watch it when it airs later this year! I’m sure that there will be plenty of great moments where Hank Hill makes a comeback and shows America that he’s a true patriot.
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