The Morality Turns of King of the Hill
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The Morality Turns of King of the Hill
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King of the Hill is more than a show about propane, lawn care, and one man’s reasonable discomfort with change. It is a quietly moral comedy about how to live decently with people you do not completely understand.
In this Bwaaa video essay, we look at Hank and Bobby, Peggy, Bill, Dale, Kahn, and Luanne—and the small turns where pride gives way to care, certainty gives way to relationship, and Arlen chooses not to throw its hardest people away.
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
01:01 A moral comedy in Arlen
02:17 Hank Hill and the limits of familiarity
04:00 Discomfort, dignity, and decency
05:28 Peggy Hill and the need to matter
06:50 Ad break
07:18 Bill, Dale, and making room for people
10:04 Kahn and the duty of neighborliness
11:15 Luanne and the gift of safety
12:12 What people owe each other
14:30 Outro
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