Hulu Renews ‘King of the Hill’ for Seasons 16 and 17
After its reboot, which marked its 14th season, was met with positive reviews from critics and viewers alike.
Summary
- Hulu renewed King of the Hill for two more seasons (16 and 17), following the successful revival
- Season 14 saw Hank and Peggy return from Saudi Arabia to a drastically changed Arlen, Texas
- The original voice cast mostly returned, with Toby Huss replacing the late Johnny Hardwick as Dale
Mike Judge’s beloved series King of the Hill is receiving two more seasons at Hulu.
The news arrives shortly after the premiere of its 14th season — a revival on Hulu that was met with positive feedback from both critics and viewers. Hulu had greenlighted the show for 20 episodes, with the first 10 premiering as part of Season 14 and the other half in Season 15 next year.
The King of the Hill reboot sees Peggy and Hank Hill return to Arlen, Texas after spending years in Saudi Arabia due to Hank’s job for the Aramco oil company. They’re shocked by how much their hometown has changed, but they can always count on their neighbors and friends to remain the same.
Most of the original voice cast returned to reprise their roles, with Toby Huss replacing the late Johnny Hardwick (Dale).
Stay tuned for official trailers and release dates for King of the Hill seasons 15 to 17.
