History Characters / KingOfTheHillOtherCharacters

* AmbiguouslyRelated: It's never stated if Violetta and Gilbert are siblings or cousins.

---> "Hank, you are my friend. I would never heal your wife the way that I heal the wives of others."

--->'''John Redcorn:''' "I swear, I don't know any 'Charlene'!"

* CaptainObvious: His entire speech pattern consists of this. He gets it from his mother.

* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: Forced to stay in Arlen to keep her out of trouble and planned to fly back to LA on her own once she got enough money to pay off a debt. Goes FromBadToWorse when she's caught and sent to live with another one of Kahn's brothers who's a cattle rancher in the Midwest.

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[[folder:Principal Moss]]
!!Principal Carl Moss
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[[caption-width-right:320:"I gotta get over to the geography classroom: some kid drew balls on Florida."]]
->'''Voiced by''': Creator/DennisBurkley.
-->"All parents care about these days are zero tolerance drug polices and literacy. 'Why can't Johnny read? Why can't Johnny read?' God that gets old."
The world-weary principal of Tom Landry Middle School.

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* HiddenDepths: Despite his gruff appearance, he seems to have a love of ceramic glass elephants, giving Minh various figurines whenever he comes to visit.

* CatchPhrase "Super nice!"

* Catchphrase: "If I may just demonstrate?"

* CatchPhrase: "I'm Da Boss!"

* MagicalNativeAmerican: In the first season, every time he spoke, a gust of wind would dramatically blow through his hair. [[ExaggeratedTrope Even when indoors]]. [[CharacterizationMarchesOn Later]], it's shown that he's mostly [[ExploitedTrope taking advantage of this to pick up women]].

* {{Catchphrase}}: "Hey."

* LazyBum: He somehow became the assistant manager of Mega-Lo-Mart's Propane Department, despite spending all of his time goofing off. When he actually does do some work, he botches it horribly and causes the whole Mega-Lo-Mart to explode, [[spoiler: killing himself in the process]].

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[[folder: General Gum]]

[[folder: Laoma Souphanousinphone]]

[[folder: Emily]]

[[folder: Lenore Dauterive]]

[[folder: Gilbert Dautrieve]]

[[folder: Lily, Rose, and Violetta Dauterive]]

[[folder: Lane Pratley]]

[[folder: Hal]]

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

* StrawMisogynist: His introductory episode ("Bobby Slam") centers around his belief that girls can't play sports, which infuriates Peggy and kicks off the episode's plot (inspiring Peggy to help Connie join the wrestling team). This remains a consistent trait of his throughout the show. To put it in perspective, he considers Title IX (The law that prevents sex discrimination in school actives) as "[[UsefulNotes/RichardNixon Dick Nixon's]] biggest mistake".

* BookDumb: Not only is he unintelligent but seems to hold "book-learning" and other teachers in contempt. In one episode he's briefly made Principal and spends the whole time yelling at kids.

* KnightTemplar: He's eager to see "action," even when there's none to be had. He once tries to shoot Ladybird during a thunderstorm, after she's been reported as a dangerous dog). He's also a bit too enthusiastic in helping Bobby track down truant Clark Peters and Dooley, though in fairness he's been ReassignedToAntarctica and hasn't done real police work in a while.

* PetTheDog: On rare occasions he will encourage Bobby and other kids, particularly in "The Powder Puff Girls" when he encourages the team to follow Bobby's comedy advice.

* GayBravado: He had a tendency to kiss his (18-year old) football players on the mouth, including Bill and Hank, but doesn;t appear to be gay or bisexual.

* AmbiguouslyGay: His daughter is clearly an adopted Asian and it is implied in "Strangeness on a Train" that he and Peggy's coworker are on a date. However, he also says "We decided to leave the wives at home tonight" and (jokingly?) makes passes at Peggy in "The Powderpuff Boys", rubbing her shoulders and making a joke about someone bringing a sleeping bag for multiple people at an activity. However when Peggy called out that a person should be gay openly, he seems genuinely interested to find out who this person is and unaware Peggy is referring to him.

* BeenThereShapedHistory: [[UnreliableExpositor according to Cotton]] he murdered Nazi Herman Goering in his prison cell.

* InsufferableImbecile: He is an idiotic man who is also mean-spirited and aggressive due to his mental state. He will go as far as beating the living hell out of [[WouldHurtAChild Bobby]], tossing him into a port-a-potty, and sending him rolling down a hill for no good reason.

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* PsychopathicManchild: He talks and acts like a very young child, and constantly demeans and terrorizes his employees. Not to mention he's willing to endanger Bobby by forcing him into running across the race track, all for a soda.

* PoliceBrutality: Essentially the school resource officer despite her young age, Emily is not above using physical force to carry out her duties.

The monosyllabic bad kid at Tom Landry Middle School.

* CreepyMonotone: He also has a very deep voice for a kid in middle school.

* TheQuietOne: He never says more than one or two words at a time. When he's feeling particularly wordy, he'll offer the odd 4-word sentence.

* BrokenPedestal: Hank looked up to Coach Sauers as he led Arlen High to the state championship, which Hank looks at him fondly despite losing at the end. But when he discovers Sauers chasing the boys around the field with his car, he instantly loses all respect for him and bashes him in the head with a water cooler to stop him.

* BulletCatch: "Vision Quest" sees him catch with his bare hand an arrow fired by Joseph before it can hit and kill an innocent panda.