King of the Hill Revival Sets July 20 Premiere on Hulu
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The second revival season of 'King of the Hill' will premiere on Hulu on July 20. The 10-episode season, which is the show's 15th overall, will follow Hank and Peggy in retirement while Bobby becomes an entrepreneur. Hulu has already renewed the series for two additional seasons, extending it to Season 17.
Facts First
- Premiere set for July 20 on Hulu for the show's 15th season.
- Hulu has renewed the series for two more seasons, which will bring it to Season 17.
- Original cast members are returning, with Toby Huss now voicing Dale Gribble and Ronny Chieng taking over as Kahn Souphanousinphone.
- The new season's logline focuses on Hank and Peggy's retirement and Bobby's entrepreneurial stresses.
- The previous season was a major streaming hit, debuting at number two on Nielsen's chart and garnering a 98% critical score.
What Happened
Hulu has announced that the second revival season of 'King of the Hill' will premiere on July 20. This upcoming season is the 15th overall for the series and will consist of 10 episodes. Following the show's return in 2025, Hulu renewed it for two additional seasons, which will extend the series to Season 17.
Why this Matters to You
If you're a fan of the original series, you will have new episodes to watch this summer featuring the return of original cast members. The continuation of the series for multiple more seasons suggests you may have a steady stream of new content for the foreseeable future. The show's previous strong performance on streaming charts indicates it remains popular, which may influence Hulu's decisions about other revivals or similar programming you enjoy.
What's Next
The new season premieres on July 20. With Hulu's commitment to two more seasons, production on Season 16 and Season 17 is likely to follow. The show's performance this summer could influence the creative direction and longevity of the series beyond the already-ordered episodes.