Disney+ and Hulu haven’t announced whether the King of the Hill revival has been renewed for another season yet, but the show’s writers are already planning at least one more trip to Arlen.
Ten new episode titles were recently listed under King of the Hill on The Writers Guild of America West’s Signatory Project Confirmation Lookup. These titles, registered between December 2024 and April 2025, are intended as a union resource for media distributors and various buyers looking to purchase rights to film and television projects, and give us a taste of what could be in store for Hank Hill and company:
- “Care of the Dog”
- “Searching for Bobby Phisher”
- “Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes”
- “Failure to Hard Launch”
- “Hank Encounters of the Nerd Kind”
- “Propane Recall”
- “The Best Little Marriage in Texas”
- “Hank Ruffles Some Feathers”
- “No-Cuddle Offense”
- “Really Bites”
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The titles appear on the same database that accurately reflected the show’s Season 14 lineup last winter, so they’re likely the real deal, albeit in a different order than they may eventually appear on Hulu. And while the titles immediately spark questions about how Hank may be moving on after the apparent death of his beloved bloodhound, Ladybird, and which Arlenites (hopefully Bobby and Connie) could be saying “I do,” we’re much more confident in who wrote these upcoming episodes.
Season 14 writers Sam Fishell, Jeremy Hsu, Erica Rosbe, Stephanie M. Johnson, Anthony Del Broccolo and Norm Hiscock, who contributed to the show’s original run, are all slated to return, according to a production listing posted to the WGA’s website. There are a few newcomers, too — namely, Laura Cebula, Tahir Bell and Fraiser’s Bob Daily.
Considering its record-smashing viewership, it’s safe to say King of the Hill’s rumored 15th season is probably a go. But who knows, maybe the execs at Disney+ and Hulu are huffing charcoal.
