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King of the Hill Season 16 and 17 Confirmed With 20-Episode Order
- On Thursday, Hulu renewed the King of the Hill revival for Seasons 16 and 17, raising the series to its 17th season with 10 episodes per season.
- Season 14's strong reception includes a 98% Rotten Tomatoes rating and 1.21 billion minutes streamed during the premiere week, totaling 2.91 billion minutes over four weeks on Nielsen's chart.
- The revival reunites most original cast including co-creator Mike Judge, with Greg Daniels executive producing alongside showrunner Saladin Patterson and EPs Michael Rotenberg, Howard Klein, and Dustin Davis, while Toby Huss voices Dale Gribble after Johnny Hardwick's death.
- Season 15 is scheduled for 2026, following the Season 14 premiere which drew 4.4 million views in seven days on Disney+ and Hulu.
- Per Disney, the show has crossed 1 billion hours streamed globally across Hulu and Disney+, and the current order means there are at least 30 more episodes to come.
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'King of the Hill' Scores 2-Season Renewal at Hulu Ahead of Season 15 Premiere
We’ll tell you what, “King of the Hill” has been renewed for Seasons 16 and 17 ahead of next year’s Season 15 premiere. Hulu announced the two-season pick-up on Thursday two months after Season 14 debuted, ending the animated sitcom’s 15-year hiatus. This means there are (at least) still 30 more episodes to come, with 10 episodes per season. The former Fox show’s continuation premiered at No. 2 on Nielsen’s overall Top 10 streaming chart, and t…
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