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The show is known for its funny comedy about social issues, King of the Hill has aged well. With a new season planned to debut on Hulu in the coming year, the future promises to be bright!





But if the series' creators want to take the series to the next level, it might be necessary to go beyond remake some characters. If they wish to remain relevant in the year 2020, they need to change the way they present themselves.






Bobby Hill





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Bobby Hill played baseball for both the Chicago Cubs, and Pittsburgh Pirates. He was a switch hitter as well as a shortstop. He was twice an All-Star. He hit a batting average in his career of.262 and six home runs. He also had a an average fielding percentage of.985.





He was also known to eat strange things and would often get himself in trouble. He once consumed the 72-ounce steak in 37 minutes for the sake of throwing up on his vegetarian friend Marie, and later had to vomit it up.





Arlen Gribble





The town that is fictionalized in Arlen, Texas is the backdrop for King of the Hill, the animated sitcom of 13 seasons that was developed by Mike Judge and Greg Daniels. Hank Hill is the main protagonist of the series that sells propane and accessories to the town.





Hank as a character is a straight shooter. His wife Peggy is an assistant Spanish teacher who usually means well, but can be blinded by her own hubris.





In the course of the show Hank's son Bobby often challenges his father's views on the world. A lot of episodes examine Arlen's relationship with guns.





The show isn't afraid of tackling these issues. It does it without accusing anyone. Instead, it gives us the way that people change in the facing of the challenges faced by society. It is more realistic in its approach to religion than the majority of animated series, picking up on the subtleties of true religious people and the rehabilitated virgins. Megachurches, Hell houses Born-again skateboarders, Christian discrimination, and spiritual issues are also covered.





Luanne Platter





Luanne Platter, the Hills' niece aged 19, is also the daughter of Peggy Hill's fraternal scheming brother Hoyt who has an alcohol problem as well as his former wife Leanne. She moves in after her mother stabs Hoyt using a fork during a drunken argument that topples their trailer.





Luanne has a friendly and sweet character despite a difficult childhood. Luanne loves her aunt Peggy and uncle Hank and considers them to be her parents.





She went to beauty school and later enrolled in an institution of higher learning called a community college. She left school and began hairstyling again.





In one of the show's earliest episodes, "Meet the Manger Babies," Luanne discovers a box of cheap sock puppets and uses them to create a Christian-themed puppet show about the animals who witnessed Jesus his birth. King of The Hill Hoodies is a hit and she's offered the opportunity to work as a performer at a local station.





The actress was quite promiscuous However, she resigned herself after she met Lucky Kleinschmidt during the last seasons of the series. Gracie was born to be a source of energy for Luanne with a dose of Gen Z energy.





John Redcorn





John Redcorn, a Native American healer of the modern age, is employed by Nancy. He and Nancy were friends long before they were married Dale and were blessed with their son Joseph who is clearly Native American but he was raised by Dale.





He's a huge fan of Native American Rights, and often reads books about them. His long black hair blows around as he discusses the rights of Native Americans. He wears a Native American hat and is proud of his native culture.





His devotion to his family heritage sometimes backfires, as he was once forced to explain to Bobby Hill that his ancestors used to commit cannibalism. It left him feeling ashamed.





He's a great ally of Hank and Dale However, he's not quite as intimate with Peggy as she is. In fact, he rarely ever tells Peggy about his romance with Peggy.

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