: When new neighbors move to Rainey Street, their 10-year-old son, Caleb , begins a targeted campaign of harassment against Hank.

: After being forced by the police to return a bike he confiscated from Caleb, Hank realizes he cannot win by acting like an adult. He eventually enlists Bobby to "out-bully" Caleb’s parents, using annoying behavior to force them into finally disciplining their son. Key Characters

: Hank’s attempts to address the behavior with Caleb's liberal parents, Jim and Lila, backfire. They view their son's harassment as "creative expression" and "bonding," refusing to discipline him.

: Caleb’s antics include riding his bike on Hank's wet lawn, messing with tools in Hank’s workshop, and relentlessly chanting the taunt, "Dusty old bones, full of green dust!" .

is the 14th episode of the 10th season of King of the Hill (and the series' 200th episode overall), originally aired on May 7, 2006.

Watch how a 10-year-old child pushes Hank Hill to his limits in this compilation of Caleb's most annoying moments: Hank Being BULLIED Caleb Compilation King of the Hill YouTube• Apr 26, 2025 Plot Overview

Hank's Bully | [s10e14]

: When new neighbors move to Rainey Street, their 10-year-old son, Caleb , begins a targeted campaign of harassment against Hank.

: Hank’s attempts to address the behavior with Caleb's liberal parents, Jim and Lila, backfire. They view their son's harassment as "creative expression" and "bonding," refusing to discipline him. : When new neighbors move to Rainey Street,

: Caleb’s antics include riding his bike on Hank's wet lawn, messing with tools in Hank’s workshop, and relentlessly chanting the taunt, "Dusty old bones, full of green dust!" . Key Characters : Hank’s attempts to address the

is the 14th episode of the 10th season of King of the Hill (and the series' 200th episode overall), originally aired on May 7, 2006.