Voice actor Toby Huss has been tapped to take over as the voice of unsuccessful exterminator and conspiracy theorist Dale Gribble on “King of the Hill” as the show is revived for a Season 14. Huss is no stranger to “King of the Hill,

King of the Hill,” the beloved animated sitcom inspired by co-creator Mike Judge’s time living in Richardson, returns on Aug. 4, more than 15 years since it last aired.

The classic animated series — co-created by Mike Judge and Greg Daniels — followed the mundane life of propane salesman Hank Hill, who was consistently confused by the quirky antics of his family — including his wife,

Animator and King of the Hill S14E01 Director Kelly Turnbull shared some interesting insights into how the new opening came together.

If the entire first season of the King of the Hill revival looks anything like the two sneak peeks that fans at the ATX TV Festival were treated to on Friday, May 30, viewers are in for a chaotic yet humorous and sentimental treat.

On May 30, Hulu released the new intro sequence for the show’s 14th season. While it features the same music and uses the same time-lapse format as seen in the OG show’s opening, this new sequence implies a lot has happened over the last 15 years.

Hulu's revival of Mike Judge and Greg Daniels' King of the Hill debuts August 4th. Here's a look at the animated series' new opening credits.

Huzzah! Rather than only appearing for a few eps, Johnny Hardwick's Dale will be heard as the doctor ordered for six episodes, with Toby Huss' voice arriving in the seventh episode of the revival. That's literally more than half of the show's first season back, which feels a lot more meaty than what first didn't seem like it'd be all that much.