King of the Hill

Humor

Bobby Hill Rules

King of the Hill's Bobby Hill is one of those Texas kids who ends up moving to New York or San Francisco.

King of the Hill's Bobby Hill is one of those Texas kids who ends up moving to New York or San Francisco. His freak flag is flying just a little too high for his low-key, conservative dad, Hank. Here is one of many hilarious clips of Bobby's attention-seeking shenanigans. He decides he wants to model for a "big and husky" photo shoot, and runs in the house telling Hank, "A man took pictures of me!" I am dying laughing over here. For real.

Judi Dench

Buzz News Roundup, 4/4

Has it really been that long?

Photo courtesy of Fox

TV

What's Your Favorite Fox Animated Series Ever?

One of the panels that got a big reaction at Comic-Con was for the former Fox animated series "Futurama," which is being resurrected for four straight-to-DVD movies.

One of the panels that got a big reaction at Comic-Con was for the former Fox animated series "Futurama," which is being resurrected for four straight-to-DVD movies. The first movie is expected to be released on Nov. 27, and the movies will later air as stand-alone episodes on Comedy Central.

At the "Futurama" panel, the producers showed their first new footage since the show was canceled (you can watch a fan video of it here — it's a little jumpy, but you'll get the idea). The announcement got me thinking about Fox's animated shows in general, and so I'm wondering: Which of their series is your favorite of all time?

Humor

Boomhauer Explains Life

Who says that the common man can't wax philosophical once in a blue moon?

Who says that the common man can't wax philosophical once in a blue moon? Here, "King of the Hill" mumbler Boomhauer draws on Buddhism, Kansas's "Dust In The Wind," Elton John's "Candle In The Wind," and Descartes. Trying to figure out what his friends' expressions mean is hilarious. Amused? Baffled? Moved? You decide!

Humor

Bobby Hill: Total Weirdo

Bobby Hill is one of my favorite TV characters.

Bobby Hill is one of my favorite TV characters. He's always getting into "scenes" that don't make a lot of sense for a 12 year old boy from a conservative Texas family. When this kid isn't eating too many organ meats at the Jewish deli and getting goiter as a result and having to ride around in a motorized Rascal because he can't walk anymore--he's taking women's self defense classes. Watch as he kicks butt while screaming "That's my purse!!"