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jdandns · 08-01-2025, 07:03 PM

Other than a TV Guide 4-card set and some RC Cola sweepstakes cards from early during the show's first run (25+ years ago), I know of no trading cards for "King of the Hill", back at last for its 14th season after a 15 year break, August 4th on Hulu.

Here are some temporary tattoos though, with fanciful illustrations, the likes of which would make great cards. These were prizes at the Arlen, Texas Activation set up on the oceanside of the great Hall during the San Diego Comic-Con last week to promote the series return. I only got this one, but there was a second sheet, equally hilarious, if you know these characters.

Boy, I tell you hwat, when we left, we were on Fox which you could get with a good antenna on your roof to watch on your 4ft-by-4ft 25 inch TV built into a wood cabinet. Now it's a "streaming platform" called "Hulu" and you need to have the internet to watch it on your phone's tiny screen or in some fancy eyeglasses or some such. Progress, I guess...

08-01-2025, 07:03 PM	#43
jdandns Member Join Date: May 2015 Location: Southern California Posts: 24,360	Other than a TV Guide 4-card set and some RC Cola sweepstakes cards from early during the show's first run (25+ years ago), I know of no trading cards for "King of the Hill", back at last for its 14th season after a 15 year break, August 4th on Hulu. Here are some temporary tattoos though, with fanciful illustrations, the likes of which would make great cards. These were prizes at the Arlen, Texas Activation set up on the oceanside of the great Hall during the San Diego Comic-Con last week to promote the series return. I only got this one, but there was a second sheet, equally hilarious, if you know these characters. Boy, I tell you hwat, when we left, we were on Fox which you could get with a good antenna on your roof to watch on your 4ft-by-4ft 25 inch TV built into a wood cabinet. Now it's a "streaming platform" called "Hulu" and you need to have the internet to watch it on your phone's tiny screen or in some fancy eyeglasses or some such. Progress, I guess... __________________ Maybe it was Utah. Last edited by jdandns; 08-01-2025 at 07:20 PM.