Ep 14. Hank's Bully

Hank's Bully is the 14th episode of the 10th season of the animated comedy series King of the Hill. The episode revolves around Hank as he tries to cope with his former bully, Jimmy Witchard, who has moved back into the town of Arlen.

Hank has been anxious ever since he heard that Jimmy Witchard would be moving into town. In his youth, Jimmy used to bully Hank relentlessly in school. The two of them had a physical confrontation on multiple occasions, and Jimmy always came out on top. Old wounds are reopened when Hank runs into Jimmy at a convenience store, and Jimmy wastes no time in flaunting his success in front of Hank. Jimmy seems to be living the high life, wearing a flashy suit and driving a fancy sports car.

Hank's anxiety about Jimmy's return starts to affect his work and his relationships. He becomes paranoid that Jimmy is going to hurt him again, and he can't focus on his job as assistant manager at Strickland Propane. Meanwhile, Bobby, Hank's son, is just as worried about the situation as his father. Bobby is afraid that Jimmy is going to bully him too. Luanne Platter, Hank's niece, tries to reassure Bobby, but it seems like everyone in Arlen is on edge because of Jimmy's return.

After a heated argument with Jimmy at a local bar, Hank decides he can't take it anymore. He starts seeing a therapist to help him deal with his anxiety. At first, Hank is skeptical of the therapy, and he's not sure that he wants to open up to a stranger. But as the therapy progresses, Hank starts to feel more comfortable with his therapist. She helps Hank work through his issues with Jimmy and encourages him to confront his bully.

Under the guidance of his therapist, Hank starts to realize that Jimmy is not as invincible as he once thought. Hank even starts to see Jimmy as a flawed human being, who is dealing with his own insecurities. In the end, Hank decides to confront Jimmy one last time. This time, instead of getting into a physical fight, Hank is calm and collected. He tells Jimmy that he's not afraid of him anymore and that he won't let him control his life.

The episode ends with Hank feeling empowered and triumphant. He has finally conquered his fear of Jimmy Witchard and moved on from his painful past. The episode is a reminder that sometimes, the bravest thing we can do is confront our bullies and stand up for ourselves.

Overall, Hank's Bully is a poignant and relatable episode of King of the Hill. The show's writers do an excellent job of exploring the complicated emotions that come with facing a tormentor from the past. The episode is also a testament to the power of therapy and self-reflection. In the end, Hank comes out stronger and more confident than ever before.