He laments air pollution in Houston, believes that global warming should be fought, and opposes the building of McMansions. Despite his apparent naivety to general things, he has been shown to be very clever in various scenarios.
These include tricking a crooked lawyer attempting to sue Strickland into making it appear as though he is the one that injured his plaintiff; forcing a veterinarian who was shaking him down on costly and unnecessary treatments for a soldier's cat to approve the cat's file or Hank would tell the vet's customers about a completely inefficient imaging machine the vet couldn't afford and getting the see-no-evil parents of a youngster who was bullying him to exert discipline by having Bobby behave exactly like their son towards them.
He personally cracked down on a crooked mold expert with the help of Bill, giving the expert a taste of his own medicine. Another example is when he forced a man who was harassing Luanne to be attacked by the same dolphin that attacked Hank.
Hank is very passionate about his hobbies, whether it be sports, woodworking, construction in general, and playing his guitar. He has shown to be afraid of bats.
When surprised, he reacts with a "Bwah! Several episodes show Hank expressing unexpected views. One example is when he said his sewing and stitching is an important part of upholstering, an industrial practice. Hank's facial expressions can be quite stoic, with him trying his best to not get excited and over confident.
While he does not want men to cry at all and gets tired of Peggy and Luanne crying , he has cried a few times. He cried in front of Peggy about his old truck. He shed tears with Peggy when they thought she was going to die in jail.
The other times he began crying he tried to hide his face or walk out of the room or both. In "Hank's Cowboy Movie" , he accidentally says he loves Bobby. Bobby never expected him to say that.
Hank is noticeably much more embracing towards Junichiro when they first met. Hank laughed in front of a crowd in Meet the Propaniacs. Hank can be rather gullible, as, for the past twenty-five years, he was buying cars at sticker price from Tom Hammond 's used cars.
He has also been tricked because of his relative ignorance concerning drugs or subcultures. Hence he once mistakenly bought vials of crack believing they were fishing bait and in a time of stress took a hit of marijuana because he thought it was a cigarette. He also signed a petition to legalize hemp not knowing that it was to legalize marijuana.
Additionally, he interacted extensively with the owners of Stems and Seeds , a headshop, without understanding that the shop sold marijuana products.
He also unknowingly introduced a woman, who later turned out to be a prostitute, to several business associates. This led her former pimp, Alabaster Jones , to believe he was her new pimp. Hank admired Bill greatly for this decision, to the point that he stumbled drunkenly into a tattoo parlor and asked to have Bill's name inked onto his chest. However, Boomhauer persuaded the proprietor to put the tattoo in a less conspicuous place, the back of Hank's head; Hank had completely forgotten that night but was reminded of it while undergoing treatment for head lice.
He had the tattoo removed out of disgust, but eventually had a jailhouse tattoo of it put on to show Bill that the two were still friends. In nearly every episode, Hank and his friends Dale, Bill, and Boomhauer, will stand about in the alley behind Hank's house, drinking Alamo beer and discussing the events of the day.
When consensus is reached, or they simply run out of things to talk about, they will give short words of agreement, such as, "Yup," or, "Mm-Hmm. Other people also participate, such as in Won't You Pimai Neighbor? Hank Hill makes his living as a propane salesman and has developed a curiously obsessive relationship with propane. Throughout the series, he raves about the temperature control, superior flavor, lack of clean up, and the fact that you can actually smell the meat itself cooking instead of just selling the thick stench of charcoal filling the yard.
As the ideal propane salesman, Hank offers the most knowledgeable propane service in all of fictional media. Call Us Today! Previous Next. View Larger Image. The main character from " King of the Hill " who is an ass kicker. Everybody knows that he can kick your ass.
Hank Hill: Dang it Dale. A popular cartoon T. He lives with his family Peggy wife , Bobby son , Ladybird dog , and Luanne niece in the fictional Texas city of Arlen. He is a true, hard-working, tell-it-like-it-is American dad. His best friends are Dale Gribble , Bill, and Boomhower. Hank is more conservative and right-leaning, and, as a result, has greater family values and stronger morals than others. His friends tend to do stupid or mean things that often piss him off.
Hank : Dammit Dale! I'm gonna kick yer ass! Me: Why does it always have to be about you and asses?
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