SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA – JULY 21: Mike Judge speaks onstage at the “Beavis and Butt-Head” Do Comic-Con panel during 2022 Comic-Con International: San Diego at San Diego Convention Center on July 21, 2022 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images)
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Fans of the hilarious and long-running adult animated sitcom King of the Hill received some exciting news on January 31, 2023: Hulu is bringing the show back for a revival with original creators Mike Judge, Greg Daniels, and the rest of the main cast expected to return.
Itching to revisit the classic sitcom now that we know a revival is on the way? Here’s everything we know about where you can watch the show right now and whether it’s on Netflix!
Is King of the Hill on Netflix?
King of the Hill did stream on Netflix for a little while after the show wrapped in 2009, but according to Slash Film, it was removed from the catalog in 2013. For a few years, fans couldn’t watch the show anywhere until Hulu swooped in to save the day.
Where to watch King of the Hill
Hulu purchased the exclusive streaming rights to all 13 seasons of King of the Hill back in 2018 in a deal that also included the exclusive post-broadcast streaming rights to 20th Century Fox’s other popular animated comedies Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, American Dad!, and more. Since then, Hulu has remained the only place to watch all these beloved series in their entirety.
If you still have a cable subscription, you can use your login to watch King of the Hill through the Adult Swim or FOXNOW app, which are available on most of your standard TV-watching devices like Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV.
However, only a few episodes are streaming via those apps (specifically episodes 3-7 of season 10 on Adult Swim and a few episodes from season 2, season 6, and season 13 on FOXNOW), so it’s better to bite the bullet and pay for a Hulu subscription if you want to be able to watch all 259 episodes or at least revisit your favorites. The revival will also be a Hulu exclusive, so you’ll need it eventually anyway.
