Ep 19. Be True to Your Fool

Hank Hill is a proud family man and a propane salesman in the fictional town of Arlen, Texas. In season 7, episode 19, titled "Be True to Your Fool," Hank discovers that one of his longtime customers, Colonel Cotton Hill, has been purchasing propane from a competitor. Hank is devastated by this revelation, as he has always been loyal to the Hill family.

Meanwhile, Peggy Hill, Hank's wife, is preparing for the annual Arlen Renaissance Faire. She has convinced Hank to participate in the jousting tournament as Sir Hank the Unkillable, despite his reluctance. To add insult to injury, Hank's opponent in the tournament is the rival propane salesman who stole Colonel Cotton's business.

As Hank struggles with the betrayal of his customer, he also grapples with the pressure of the upcoming tournament. He receives encouragement from unexpected sources, including his niece Luann and her husband Lucky, who offer to help him train for the jousting match.

As the Renaissance Faire gets underway, tensions mount between Hank and his opponent, who is determined to beat him in the tournament. Hank, however, remains steadfast in his commitment to honor his family and his community by staying true to himself and his beliefs.

As the jousting match approaches, Hank must summon all of his courage and skill to face his adversary in the ring. With the support of his loved ones and the determination to stay true to his values, Hank enters the tournament with confidence and determination.

In "Be True to Your Fool," viewers will witness the depth of Hank's character and the enduring strength of his principles. From his loyalty to his family and customers to his commitment to honor and fair play, Hank embodies the best of small-town values and the American spirit. This episode is a testament to the enduring appeal of King of the Hill's unique blend of humor, heart, and humility.