Ashley Gardner

When Nancy wants Dale to get a new job since he’s not making any money, Peggy talks Hank into getting Dale to learn basket weaving.

After Malcolm, Reese, and Dewey get caught defacing a billboard advertising a strip club, they try to escape Lois' wrath by staging an impromptu protest for women's rights and vowing to remain on the billboard platform forever. Also available on Amazon Instant Video

Ellen's plan for her Aunt Mary's surprise Christmas appearance exposes some ill will between Dot and her famous sister. Also available on iTunes

After mistakenly taking a puff on a marijuana cigarette, Hank begins to fear that he could have killed Debbie then experienced a black-out and forgotten what he did.

Ally hires a male escort in hopes of making Greg jealous; Fish and Cage represent a woman who destroyed her husband’s most cherished possessions after she discovered he was having an affair; Billy objects to Georgia’s revealing attire. Also available on Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

Hank’s suggestion that Luanne take a job at the La Grunta Hotel results in both of them being hit on: Luanne from an over-friendly golfer, Hank from an aroused dolphin.

Mike Judge is back as the voice of Hank Hill, the good ol' Texas boy with a heart of gold, in this refreshingly offbeat Fox animated series. This season (another brilliant one created by Judge and writer-producer Greg Daniels) has Hank selling crack as bait, his son Bobby's (Pamela Segall) hilarious-but-heartwarming stint as a model, wife Peggy's (Kathy Najimy) attempts to master the guitar and other adventures.

In this hilarious 'toon's fifth season, propane salesman Hank Hill (voiced by series creator Mike Judge) -- along with his opinionated wife (Kathy Najimy), son (Pamela Segall) and quirky friends -- continues to shake up the town of Arlen, Texas. Among other things, Hank moons former governor Ann Richards. Guest celebrity voices include Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long, Robert Stack, Lisa Kudrow, John Ritter, Ellen Barkin and Tom Poston.

The world's second longest-running animated comedy series -- topped only by "The Simpsons" -- hangs on for another season as Bobby (voiced by Pamela Adlon) falls under the influence of an unconventional Christian youth group, and Peggy (Kathy Najimy) moves south of the border to tutor the children of a Mexican actor. Meanwhile, back at the house, Hank (Mike Judge) is going ga-ga over a jerky new neighbor with a glamorous past.

The Hill family celebrates a decade on the air in the 10th hilarious season of this long-running animated comedy from the mind of Mike Judge ("Beavis and Butt-Head," Office Space). In these episodes, Peggy (Kathy Najimy) takes a job as a household hints columnist, only to realize she knows nothing about the topic. Also, Hank (voiced by Judge) sends Bobby (Pamela Adlon) to clown college to rid him of his wisecracking ways.

As the 11th season of this long-running animated comedy unfolds, Bobby (voiced by Pamela Adlon) is on the lookout for his lost pet snake, only to discover that he's slithered down the toilet and that Hank (voiced by series creator Mike Judge) has called Animal Control. Meanwhile, Peggy (Kathy Najimy) is making friends with a woman who turns out to be a drag queen but makes her feel better about her flagging femininity nonetheless.

It's good to be king in the 12th season of this offbeat but successful animated series about a family of below-average Texans led by well-intentioned patriarch Hank Hill (voiced by series creator Mike Judge). Hank develops a taste for organic food when he shops at the local co-op, Peggy (Kathy Najimy) gets a new car, and Bobby (Pamela Adlon) tries to sweet-talk a girl by taking a stand against soda machines.