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"To Sirloin With Love" is the 19th episode of Season 13, and also the Season 13 finale and the series finale, overall being the 255th episode of the series.
Whenever Peggy tells Hank she will be going to Minh's for ladies game night, Hank is left alone with Bobby. Hank decides to take Bobby out to dinner at a steak house. While Hank and Bobby and are sitting at their table, the waiter comes up and hands them their food. Bobby begins to critique his steak in front of the waiter explaining that the steak is not "prime". After the waiter leaves, Hank becomes surprised of Bobby's knowledge. A man at a table nearby begins to explain that he is also impressed with Bobby's knowledge. He introduces himself as Roger Stiles, Professor of Meat Science at Heimlich County College and the coach for their Meat Examination Team. Bobby is offered an invitation to the team, and he accepts. Hank begins to bond with Bobby by teaching him all about meat.
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King of the Hill was an animated comedy series that aired from January 1997 to May 2010 on FOX. The series was created by Mike Judge (creator of Beavis and Butthead) and Greg Daniels. It starred Hank Hill as the main character, who was voiced by Mike Judge. It ran for 13 seasons and aired 259 episodes. The series won two Emmy awards and now airs daily on Comedy Central and is broadcast in syndication worldwide.
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Dierdre "Didi" Hill is Cotton Hill's second wife, mother to their son G.H. Hill, and is Hank's stepmother. She is a candy striper after she retired from being an exotic dancer. She has breast implants and suffers from postpartum depression following the birth of Cotton's third son "G.H." She is generally depicted as docile and ditzy, although she is a certified optometry assistant. She wasn't present when Cotton died, and years later when she calls Hank and says she needs to meet him to discuss something, Hank pointedly says that he thought/hoped that he would not have any interactions with Didi anymore. She shows up with a box that Cotton had marked to be sent to Hank, and has no idea what it is, telling a frustrated Hank that she's forgotten anything about Cotton since her engagement to a professional wrestler before driving away and never returning. The character is voiced by Ashley Gardner, who also voices numerous characters in the King of the Hill series. (More info...)
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"Hank's On Board" is the one hundred-eighty-seventh episode of King of the Hill. It was first aired on September 18, 2005. The episode was written by Sivert Glarum and Michael Jamin, and directed by Allan Jacobsen. Hank Hill learns a harsh truth during a vacation with his friends in Corpus Christi. Peggy and Bobby face-off against elderly bullies in the world of metal detecting. Read more...
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“Bobby I’m going to tell you to do two things I hope you never have to do again, tape the Cowboys game and fetch me an apron.”
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