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| “ | I’m gonna kick your ass! | „ |
| ~ Hank Hill’s famous threat to anyone who angers him. |
| “ | I sell propane and propane accessories. | „ |
| ~ Hank Hill's catchphrase. |
| “ | Well, I'd like to tell you what; Strickland can do to meet your energy needs. You see, at Strickland, the customer comes first. It's kind of interesting the word "customer" begins with "CU". Well, we don't "CU" as just another sale, but as a member of our team. | „ |
| ~ Hank Hill explaining his occupation as the assistant manager of Strickland Propane. |
Hank Rutherford Hill (born April 15, 1956) is the main protagonist of the animated sitcom King of the Hill.
He is the head of a middle-class Texan family which consists of himself, his wife Peggy, their only son Bobby, and their niece Luanne Platter. He is known for being old fashioned, stubborn and short-tempered, but also wise, goodhearted and hardworking.
He is often seen hanging out with his three friends, Dale, Bill, and Boomhauer, standing by a fence while drinking beer. He works as the assistant manager of Strickland Propane. His father is Cotton Hill, who is a perverted, loud, and short-tempered old man who lost his shins during WWII.
He is voiced by show creator Mike Judge, who also voices Boomhauer.
Appearance[]
Hank is a tall and pot-bellied man with has brown hair, peach-pale skin and brown eyes. He wears a white-shirt, blue jeans and brown timberlands. He also wears a watch on his left-hand and glasses. He stands at 6'2 and weighs 220 lbs.
Personality[]
He cares deeply for his family and is devoted to them, and will often confront the dangerous bad guys to protect them. And even though he struggles with his own fear of failure, he works hard to ensure their safety and security. He is unashamed of his roots, and proudly wears his Dallas Cowboys jersey. Hank Hill is an old fashioned, selfless, stoic man who works hard to provide for his family and is devotedly loyal to them. Despite his no-nonsense outlook on life, his true nature is unmasked when he transitions to his home life. He is funny, witty, and full of stories. He loves beer, football, and grilling with his neighbors, yet still finds time to protect his family from threats inside and outside the home. Despite his dry sense of humor and Texan drawl, Hank Hill is an upstanding, hard-working, family man who never shies away from a challenge, and is the kind of guy you can count on in a crisis. He may never be the most exciting figure in the world, but his dedication to his family makes him more than just an ordinary dad.
Heroic Acts[]
- Pilot: Saved Bobby from getting taken away by the CPS guy after he's bothered Hank because he thought he abused his son.
- Shins of the Father: Stood up to his father Cotton and stopped Bobby from acting like his grandfather.
- Keeping Up With Our Joneses: Gave up smoking along with his wife and son.
- King of the Ant Hill: Tried to stop Dale for putting fireants on his lawn.
- Hilloween: Saved his son Bobby from getting influenced by the very religious Christian woman named Junie Harper.
- Jumpin' Crack Bass: Caught a guy attempting to steal his truck, made a citizen's arrest against him, and got him in jail.
- The Man Who Shot Cane Skretteburg: He, along with his best friends, stood up to Cane Skretteburg and his goons.
- Snow Job: Saved many people who had no propane at their homes, went back to his work, and brought them some more propane.
- Hank's Dirty Laundry: Proved to the judge from the courthouse that he did not rent pornographic tapes from Arlen Video (despite that renting or buying pornography isn't even considered a villainous act.)
- Fun with Jane and Jane: Saved both his wife and niece (along with hundreds of other young women) from eternal enslavement by a cult disguised as a sorority.
Quotes[]
| “ | Why would anyone smoke weed? When they could just mow a lawn? | „ |
| ~ Hank Hill |
| “ | Bobby, If you weren't my son, I'd hug you. | „ |
| ~ Hank being proud of Bobby. |
| “ | That boy ain't right. | „ |
| ~ Hank whenever he sees Bobby doing something strange. |
| “ | BWAH! | „ |
| ~ Hank whenever he sees something shocking. |
Trivia[]
- Hank has proven to be a beloved and popular character. He was named by The Economist as one of the wisest characters in all of television. In 1997, he was named one of the most influential Texans in America by Texas Monthly, the first non-human to do so.
- His character was partially based off of Tom Anderson from Beavis and Butt-Head, who shares his looks and has the same voice.
Gallery[]
Images[]
External Links[]
- Hank Hill on the Wikipedia
- Hank Hill on the Inconsistently Admirable Wiki
- Hank Hill on the King of the Hill Wiki
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