Ep 6. A Beer Can Named Desire

In the season four episode six of King Of The Hill titled "A Beer Can Named Desire", Hank is excited to learn that his beloved beer, Alamo, is going to be releasing a limited edition of the beer in a new long-necked bottle. However, his excitement is short-lived when he learns that the new bottle design is being created by a rival beer company, Arlen Bystander Beer.

As a loyal Alamo drinker, Hank is determined to boycott the new bottle and stick with the classic Alamo shape. However, when he discovers that his friends are all jumping ship to Arlen Bystander Beer, he starts to feel left out and decides to try the new bottle for himself.

To his surprise, Hank finds that he actually likes the new bottle, and starts to question why he was so attached to the old one in the first place. After some soul-searching and a conversation with his therapist, Peggy, Hank realizes that his attachment to the old bottle was tied to his memories of bonding with his father over Alamo beer, and not necessarily the beer itself.

Meanwhile, Peggy has her own story arc in this episode as she becomes obsessed with a one-act play called "A Streetcar Named Desire". She auditions for the lead role of Blanche, but when she doesn't get the part, she becomes increasingly fixated on the play and starts to see her own life through the lens of the play's characters.

As the episode progresses, Hank and Peggy's storylines intersect in unexpected ways, leading to a heartwarming conclusion that highlights the importance of family, tradition, and the things that bring us together.

Overall, "A Beer Can Named Desire" is a thoughtful and engaging episode of King Of The Hill that manages to tackle complex themes like loyalty, nostalgia, and identity in a relatable and entertaining way. With its sharp writing, expertly crafted characters, and warm heart, this episode is sure to be a fan favorite for years to come.