King of the Hill - Season 5 (2000)

During the Thanksgiving season, John Redcorn tries to get closer to Joseph by teaching him about the plight of the Native Americans.

Peggy substitutes in the geometry class at Arlen High, where she attracts the ire of local businessmen for giving a failing grade to a star football player.

Cotton loses his home and must go back to work to support Didi and G.H.

Bobby attempts to achieve yearbook immortality by becoming the school mascot.

Bill opens a Santa Claus village at his house and annoys Hank by keeping it open well after Christmas.

Hank's truck is on its last wheels and he balks at the thought of getting a new truck, much to the chagrin of friends and family.

Hank is a proud Texan, which is all about to change when Cotton reveals to him he was born in New York City.

When Bill forms a friendship with Former Texas Governor Ann Richards, his ex-wife Lenore returns.

After performing at a retirement home with his class, Bobby receives a ventriloquist's dummy from one of the residents there. Hank begrudgingly warms up to the idea, but Dale is deathly afraid of it due to a traumatic childhood experience.

After a violent pimp shows up looking for her, Hank and Peggy unknowingly board a prostitute. Then they soon discover that Hank has been unwittingly "pimping" her all around town.

Dale can no longer work as an exterminator because the chemicals he uses have eroded his sinuses. Thus, he must get an office job.

Luanne joins a church group to become a "born-again virgin," where Peggy reveals a shocking fact about her past.

When Bobby develops an allergy to Ladybird's dander, Hank makes him live in the dog house he built for the dog who refuses to live in it.

Hank joins Bobby's science class in opposition to a plan to drain the quarry and put a landfill there, because it will reveal a practical joke which he, Dale, and Bill played on Boomhauer in high school.

When Channel 83 replaces Nancy with Luanne as the weather lady, Dale concocts a scheme to sue a tobacco company to pay for a face lift for his wife.

Hank must wear a prosthesis when he is diagnosed with Diminished Gluteal Syndrome.

Bobby pretends to be a high schooler with a congenital kidney disease that has stunted his growth. He later adds to the charade by claiming Connie has a vestigial tail.