Ep 4. Hank's Got the Willies

Hank's Got the Willies is the fourth episode of the first season of King of the Hill. The show revolves around a propane salesman named Hank Hill and his family and friends living in the fictional town of Arlen, Texas.

In this episode, Hank starts to feel nervous when he receives a letter that says his old high school football coach is retiring and naming Hank as his replacement. Hank is nervous about taking on the responsibility of coaching the football team but feels obligated to take the job because of his past with the coach.

Meanwhile, Bobby, Hank's son, becomes interested in witchcraft and starts to practice his spells at school. His obsession with witchcraft causes him to start acting strangely, and Hank and his wife Peggy are worried about him.

As the episode progresses, Hank tries to overcome his fears and coach the football team. He struggles to remember the plays and get the team motivated, but with the help of his friends and family, he starts to get the hang of it. However, his success as a coach is short-lived, and his nervousness leads to a disastrous game.

Bobby's obsession with witchcraft becomes a major concern as he starts to believe that he can control people's actions with his spells. He even tries to cast a spell on his father to make him a better coach. Hank and Peggy try to get Bobby to stop practicing witchcraft and get him to focus on other activities.

In the end, Hank steps down as the football coach, and Bobby gives up his love for witchcraft. The episode ends with Hank and his family enjoying a day at a rodeo.

Overall, Hank's Got the Willies is a comedic episode that showcases the struggles of a middle-class American family. Hank's fear of taking on new responsibilities and Bobby's obsession with witchcraft are relatable issues that many families face. The episode also highlights the importance of family support and the impact it can have on an individual's success.