King of the Hill returns for season 15 as a Hulu exclusive, premiering in July 2026, continuing the Arlen, Texas saga with Hank and Peggy Hill and their now-adult son Bobby, joined by the Rainey Street crew.

Season 15 consists of 10 episodes and all are released at once at launch, embracing a binge-friendly rollout.

The new episodes center on relatable life-stage storylines—Hank grappling with an electric truck, Peggy navigating menopause, Bobby and Connie’s evolving relationship, and top-tier writing and voice acting uphold the show’s signature humor.

The piece emphasizes the show’s enduring appeal and the cast’s enthusiasm for growing the world while staying true to its roots.

Veteran characters, like Bill Dauterive, are explored with deeper emotional depth, reflecting broader social changes within the ensemble.

Original voice cast members describe a more nuanced dynamic among the Hills and their friends as characters mature and respond to evolving life circumstances.

Season 15 balances a relaxed, slice‑of‑life pace with stronger character interactions, leaning less on serialized plotting.

Bobby, now in his twenties, works as a chef at a German-Asian fusion restaurant in Arlen, while his relationship with Connie moves from a crush to a more mature partnership.

Critics praise the revival as authentic to the original tone, with sharper social commentary wrapped in wholesome humor.

Peggy regains more screen time with episodes focused on her quirks, delivering some of the season’s standout moments.

Early reviews are strong, suggesting promising audience reception and potential ratings momentum.

Surprise cameos and returns include Reverend Karen Stroup, John Redcorn in a season arc, and Enrique the Strickland Propane driver in a brief reappearance.