King of The Hill is mainly an adult show, not due to content but due to the themes being set (largely) from the adults perspective. It does contain some mild swearing and racist terms, but these are outweighed by the context and messages. There are good role models in the show, Hank and Peggy despite their old values do have good solid messages behind them. One episode on sexual education has a lot of sexual language and graphic details.. however this is again justified by the overall message of the show, but not suitable for young children. As said before, ' hon**y' 'cra**er' 'pi**' 's**t' and 'bas**rd' make their way into a good few episodes. Drinks and smoking are a constant theme and in one episode Hank makes his son smoke a carton of cigarettes as a punishment for smoking one. Also Hank and his friends are always drinking and smoking in the alley as they chat.

Drinking + smoking a lot. B*stard and h*ll are used consistantly.

Profanity is no more than d*mn, a*s, h*ll, and b*stard. Sexual behavior and situations is the main reason I gave it a 12+.

No matter what, Hank (the father) is does or tries his best to do the right thing at what ever cost. That is something I think teenagers should experience, in contrast to Homer Simpson or Peter Griffin.

Its a pretty good show, you know something to watch. And yes they drink beer so what? I bet you are someone close does too. Anyways the show does the average americans house hold swearing so its nothing new when hank says D***.

I love this show. Its super funny. Theres minimal language, sexual themes and drinking but none of it is bad comepared to some shows like family guy. Good show classic.

Good enough for laughts, but Mike Judge's previous show, Beavis and Butthead, was better.

For me, the episodes are either funny, or they're not. It all depends on the premise.