This year marks the 25th anniversary of the animated sitcom King of the Hill created by

Mike Judge and Greg Daniels, the series ran on Fox from 1997 to 2010, and all 13 seasons

are now streaming on Who-Hoo.

The show is set in the fictional suburb of Arlen, Texas and focuses on the Hill family.

There's Hank, a propane salesman, his wife Peggy, a substitute teacher, and their son

Bobby, who is one hilariously weird kid.

I'm Stephen Thompson.

And I'm Glenn Weldon, and in this encore episode of Pop Culture Happy Hour from NPR,

we revisit our conversation about King of the Hill.

Tell you what.

Also with us, Isiraya Nadia Mcdonald, senior culture critic for Andscape.

Welcome back, Isiraya.

Thank you so much.

Good to be here.

Let's start by talking about the show in broad strokes.

The dad, Hank, is voiced by Mike Judge.

He's a deeply conservative, fundamentally decent loyal family man who loves propane and

propane accessories.

His wife Peggy is voiced by the great Kathene Jimmy.

She's got a high opinion of herself and her teaching skills.

And Bobby is voiced by Pamela Adlon.

Bobby is obsessed with comedy and with performance, which makes him a complete mystery to the

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