Ep 11. King of the Ant Hill

Hank Hill and his friends decide to have a friendly game of horseshoes in the alley behind their houses. While they are playing, they notice that Dale, one of Hank's friends, is using his bug spray to try and kill some ants. Worried that the spray could be harmful to the environment and the neighborhood, Hank suggests trying a more environmentally friendly solution. However, Dale insists that his bug spray is the best way to deal with the ant problem.

Meanwhile, Bobby, Hank's son, is working on a science project for school. He wants to build an ant farm, but he needs ants to populate it. Hank agrees to help Bobby find some ants, and the two head out to a nearby field to collect some. While they are out, they stumble upon a large anthill and decide to take some ants from there.

Back at home, Bobby sets up his ant farm and begins to observe the ants' behavior. The other members of the Hill family, including Hank's wife Peggy, are fascinated by the ant farm as well. They spend hours watching the ants and learning about their intricate social structure.

However, Dale's ant problem soon becomes too much for him to handle. The ants have invaded his house and he can't seem to get rid of them. Desperate, he turns to Hank for help. Together, they come up with a plan to use the ants from Bobby's ant farm to attack the ants in Dale's house.

The plan works, and the ants from the ant farm are able to defeat the ants in Dale's house. However, the victory is short-lived. The ants from the anthill that Bobby and Hank took the ants from soon find out what has happened and launch a full-scale attack on the Hill household. Hank and his family are forced to come up with a new plan to protect their home from the ants.

As they work to defeat the ants, Hank begins to realize the importance of finding environmentally friendly solutions to pest problems. He also learns that ants are much more complex than he ever imagined and that they deserve respect and understanding.

In the end, Hank and his family are able to defeat the ants and restore order to their home. They also learn a valuable lesson about the importance of protecting the environment and the complex relationships that exist in the natural world.