"King of the Hill" Season 6 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Kicks in the groin

After getting humiliated at a slumber party by Chane Wassonasong, Hank insists on Bobby going to the YMCA to learn boxing. When the class was filled up, Bobby took a women's self-defense class where he learned to kick in the groin. He also brought it home with, "Let go of my purse! I don't know you!" He kicked Hank in the groin, causing him to be out of commission for days. With prompting from Kahn, Bobby defied both Hank and Peggy by playing his Gameboy even though he was grounded.

He ended up wrestling Peggy for the Gameboy and kicked Peggy in the groin hoping she'd drop like all the others.

Instead, his only weapon was obviously not going to work for a female.

Answer: Kidnapping

Peggy took the Spanish Club on a field trip to Mexico and, due to her horrible comprehension of the Spanish language, took the club to a "zoo" but a guy was there to get his chicken chopped up. During the time getting on the bus for home, she accidentally insisted that Lupe gets on the bus believing she was a student of hers.

After noticing she wasn't going home after coming back to the school, Peggy discovered Lupe was a native of Mexico. Peggy brought her back to Mexico believing she'd get a hero's welcome only to be arrested. Hank had the bright idea of Peggy speaking for herself in her own Spanish words.

She botched it so badly (unknown to herself) that everyone believed she never considered it a kidnapping.

Answer: Kahn, Connie and Bobby

Kahn bribes Bobby to break up with Connie, who decides to tank her grades bad enough to move her from the AP classes to regular classes. During a particularly boring school lecture, Connie wrote a note "I'm so bored I could kill myself." Thinking of Connie's suicide note Kahn then forced the two to get back together.

The kids use the bribe money to check into a motel room until they mutually decided to break up.

Answer: Peggy

To boost Bobby's self-esteem Peggy nominated Bobby to carry the 2002 Winter Olympic Torch, only for the nomination to go to Hank instead. Dale took a cigarette and lit it, Hank tripped and dropped the torch onto a puddle dousing the torch out of everyone's sight. Hank relit it with a lighter still out of sight of everyone but seen by Bobby.

When the torch went out again Bobby stole Dale's still lit cigarette running it to Hank to relight the torch properly. Dale then got reunited with his precious cigarette.

Answer: Peggy

Peggy tries and fails to get equal pay for the women working at the Renaissance Faire only for the man playing (and owning the Renaissance Faire) King Philip to deny it.

Answer: Catholic school

After not having a substitute teaching job at Tom Landry, Peggy decided to go as a full-time teacher only to be told no positions were available. Hank got her a job at Strickland Propane, much to her obvious chagrin. After tossing some Strickland flyers in the dumpster, Peggy got a job at a Catholic school after donning a nun's outfit.

Answer: Dale

After discovering the army had been giving him a secret medical experiment called "Operation Infinite Walrus," Bill got drunk and stole a tank. Dale, with the knowledge of Hank, Boomhauer, and Bill, figured out the experiment's pills were placeboes. This meant Bill was completely responsible for his going bald and overweight.

Answer: Hank

Hank is asked to become a member of Nine Rivers Country Club, which doesn't sit well with Kahn, who was on the waiting list. Then Hank learns that he was only admitted to the club to show the PGA that the club was racially diverse.

Answer: Cooking meat

Hank cooked the meat and fanned it towards the girls who were boarding busses at the time. Peggy and Luanne smelled the wonderful smelling meat and raced over to the fence, as did other girls with the cult.

Answer: Peggy

In trying to get a free trip in general, Peggy convinced the Arlen Bystander to send her, Hank, Cotton, and Bobby to Tokyo, Japan. Cotton had an old photo from World War Two he claimed to be the "widow of a soldier he killed." Peggy dubbed it, "The Widow in the Wallet". Only upon going to the address of the woman, a man answered the door looking like a Japanese version of Hank. Cotton had a wartime affair with a Japanese nurse resulting in a son, Junichiro, who renounced his Hill heritage.

In retaliation, Cotton vowed to spit in Emperor of Japan's face only for Junichiro to accept who he was: A Hill boy.