Johnny Hardwick Recorded Episodes of 'King of the Hill' Revival Before Death
The Big Picture Following the sudden and tragic death of King of the Hill star Johnny Hardwick, who portrayed the beloved conspiratorial neighbor Dale Gribble across all 13 seasons and 259 episodes of the animated comedy, the question remains of what will happen with the Hulu revival series. Hardwick was among the many regular cast members set to reprise their roles, and it's now confirmed that he had begun recording before he died.
20th Television Animation and Hulu couldn't divulge any further on the status of the series, but they did issue a joint statement remembering the contributions of Hardwick to the King of the Hill universe: The King of the Hill Revival Is Going in a New Direction Rather than picking up directly after the show's ending in 2009, the King of the Hill revival will include a time jump to the present day as confirmed by co-creator Greg Daniels in a 2022 interview with Collider.
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