"Flush With Power" is the 82 episode in the Fox animated situation comedy series King of the Hill and was the 22 episode of the fourth season. As a nod to Fox's other long-running animated series The Simpsons, one scene features a Bart Simpson doll sitting on Bobby's shelf.
With mandatory water rationing during a drought eliminating the possibility of Hank watering his lawn, Hank switches to a low-flow toilet, with a lower tank capacity. However,...
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"Flush With Power" is the 82 episode in the Fox animated situation comedy series King of the Hill and was the 22 episode of the fourth season. As a nod to Fox's other long-running animated series The Simpsons, one scene features a Bart Simpson doll sitting on Bobby's shelf.
With mandatory water rationing during a drought eliminating the possibility of Hank watering his lawn, Hank switches to a low-flow toilet, with a lower tank capacity. However, it soon becomes evident that the new toilets actually waste water, as it takes as many as seven flushes to remove solid waste. When Hank seeks to replace the new toilet with another older, larger-tank-capacity model, he finds that Heimlich County has an ordinance which mandates use of the low-flow toilets. In an effort to cut through the senseless bureaucracy, and in a last-ditch effort to save his lawn, Hank decides to run for an open seat on the Heimlich County Board of Zoning and Resources, a position he receives immediately because there...
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