King of the Hill: Season 12, Episode 11

Trans-Fascism (10 Feb. 2008)

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Hank helps Buck Strickland and Sugarfoot's find a way to get around the Arlen City Council's new ban on trans fats.

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Hank helps Buck Strickland and Sugarfoot's find a way to get around the Arlen City Council's new ban on trans fats.

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A one-time character gives a phone number as "Hill Billy 77803". Arlen's area code could be 361 (base on the approximate location of Arlen on a map of Texas); therefore, that phone number is (probably) 361-627-7803. See more »

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Bill: You don't have to worry about me anymore, Hank. The government's doing that now.
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