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[[Characters/KingOfTheHillTheHillsFamilyAndOtherRelatives The Hills (and Other relatives)]] | [[Characters/KingOfTheHillHankHill Hank Hill]] | [[Characters/KingOfTheHillTheHillsNeighbors The Hills' Neighbors]] | [[Characters/KingOfTheHillStricklandPropane Strickland Propane]] | '''Other Characters'''-]]]]]

* MistakenForGay: Dale thinks he's gay, which is part of why he never suspected that John Redcorn slept with Nancy. (The other reason is that he trusts Nancy and John Redcorn completely, and doesn't believe for a moment that his wife and friend would betray his trust.)

* CaptainObvious: His entire speech pattern consists of this.

* EveryoneHasStandards: He mistook Joseph for being [[MistakenForGay gay]] for Bobby and simply said his alleged confession of love "took courage". He may be a bully and a jerkass but he's not homophobic.

* CatchPhrase: "I Da Boss!"

* MadArtist: He makes beer can art.

* DreadfulMusician: Played with; John Redcorn's music is pretty terrible when he tries to do hard rock with his band Big Mountain Fudgecake. To his own surprise, though, he turns out to be pretty good when he switches to playing acoustic and re-writes the lyrics from attempting to be has "metal" as possible. By the end of the show he winds up being a very successful children's entertainer.

* LastNameBasis: His first name is "mark"

* BerserkButton: Do not imply a sexual attraction to Nancy in front of him.

* ComicBookFantasyCasting: He resembles Creator/DannyTrejo, who would voice Enrique in the show's later years.

* FullNameBasis: He is never referred to as just John. It is always John Redcorn.

** John Redcorn has an oddly fond relationship with Bobby that's seen briefly whenever they're together. If nothing else he seems to appreciate the positive influence Bobby as on Joseph.

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[[folder:John Redcorn III]]

A Native American masseur, one time rock musician, and biological father of Joseph. Voiced by Victor Aaron, and Jonathan Joss.

Former Strickland Propane employee, now Buck's business opponent and mortal enemy. Voiced by Burt Reynolds, and then Toby Huss.

Wealthy Laotian businessman, and object of Kahn's borderline worship. Voiced by Mike Judge.

Ted and Cindy's teenaged son, an overachieving, insufferable jerkass who enjoys tormenting Bobby and pursuing the decidedly uninterested Connie. Voiced by Pamela Adlon.

[[folder:Principal Carl Moss]]

The world-weary principal of Tom Landry Middle School. Voiced by Dennis Burkley.

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A fat bully with a weird haircut, and seemingly perpetual stuffy nose. Voiced by Pamela Adlon.

[[folder:Stuart Dooley]]

The monosyllabic bad kid at Tom Landry Middle School. Voiced by Mike Judge.

A local whackjob. According to Dale, he fried his brain while staring at the sun once. Voiced by David Herman.

Peggy's boss at Sizemore Realty. Voiced by Chris Elliot.

Dale's friend, a vaguely criminal character who helps Dale with some of his shadier activities. Voiced first by Creator/DannyTrejo, then by Mike Judge, though modeled after Danny Trejo.

* InkSuitActor: For Danny Trejo.

Spokesman for the Mega-Lo-Mart, frequently seen around Heimlich Country. Voiced by Chuck Mangione.

Luanne's boyfriend and, much to Hank's displeasure, Hank's superior as department manager at Mega-Lo-Mart. Voiced by David Herman.

A government employee originally from Los Angeles who has appeared as both a social worker and a legal advisor for civil rights cases. He has attempted to get Bobby taken away from Hank, falsely believing Hank to be an abusive father, and also enforce an ill-advised policy that would force Strickland Propane to accept drug addiction as a disability. He is probably the closest thing ''King of the Hill'' has to a recurring villain. Voiced by David Herman.

One of Peggy's coworkers at the ''Arlen Bystander'', a crusty, one-eyed veteran reporter with a sarcastic sense of humor. He appears a few times after Peggy leaves the ''Bystander''. Voiced by Henry Gibson.

[[folder:Reverend Karen Stroup]]
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The pastor of Arlen First Methodist Church, who is originally from St. Paul, Minnesota. Initially voiced by Creator/MaryTylerMoore, then voiced by Ashley Gardner for the rest of the series.

A recurring character in later seasons, an Arlen police officer noted for his laziness and corruption. Voiced by Fred Willard.

** Ted is also even more judgemental, snobby, and self-absorbed as Kahn, but hides it under an overly-polite facade whereas Kahn is openly a jerk.

** His family seems to exist as one for Kahn, Minh, and Connie. The three of them are obviously more Americanized by contrasting their accents, and they're much more successful then Khan's family. Yet they seem to lack any actual morals. Chane is an egotistical spoiled wannabe whereas Connie is an intelligent PluckyGirl who wants to be a regular kid.
** Ted is also even more judgemental, snobby, and self-absorbed as Kahn, but hides it under an overly-polite facade whereas Khan is openly a jerk.

* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: Connie is this for him. He (as well as Connie's parents) try to impress her with his achievements only for Connie to rebut that she's excelled better than Chane in the same fields. Examples being Khan telling Connie that Chane is a second chair oboe and won second place in the science fair. Connie reminds him that she's ''first'' chair violin and won ''first'' prize in that same science fair.

ItsCuban: He smokes Cohibas and once offered Hank one. Hank told him it was Cuban, broke it, and stomped on it. Ted feigned ignorance.

* ILoveYouBecauseICantControlYou: Heavily implied thatthe main reason he has any interest in Connie is because she can't stand him.

* LastNameBasis: Most people call him by his last name, including his teachers.

* TheAlcoholic

* MoralGuardians: A subversion. She openly discusses sexuality and relationships ("Luanne Virgin 2.0"), and even encourages Bobby's flirtation with Buddhism ("Won't You Pimai Neighbor?"). In other episodes, she adamantly denounces sexism ("Revenge of the Lutefisk") and Hank for his alleged racism ("Racist Dawg").

Dale's friend, a vaguely criminal character who helps Dale with some of his shadier activities. Voiced first by DannyTrejo, then by Mike Judge, though modeled after Danny Trejo.

* AmericanAccents: Originally from Minnesota and has the thick midwestern accent to prove it.

* LaserGuidedKarma: John Redcorn is paying for the fourteen years he slept with Nancy by watching his biological son be raised by Dale. He makes mention about loathing having to watch his son raised by an idiot, although Dale is actually an incredibly loving father even if he's a conspiracy freak. By the time the affair with Nancy ended though, it's pretty clear that even though John Redcorn is the biological father, Joseph is ''Dale's'' son regardless, and saying anything now would just destroy both Joseph and Dale.

* OddFriendship: With Dale. After "Nancy's Boys" they're on good terms, though Redcorn's still annoyed by Dale's weirder actions.

* DreadfulMusician: When he tries to do hard rock with his band Big Mountain Fudgecake. However, in its focus episode, John Redcorn becomes a popular childrens' entertainer by playing acoustic and rewriting his lyrics.

* {{Hypocrite}}: In "Arrow Head", he tells Hank that it's wrong to take something that isn't yours from someone else (referring to a Native American artifact Hank found in his lawn). Nancy then calls him back in to continue their affair. John Redcorn embarrassingly returns the artifact to Hank and tells him "just food for thought" and goes back into his house.

A Native American masseuse, one time rock musician, and biological father of Joseph. Voiced by Victor Aaron, and Jonathan Joss.