Whataburger celebrates King of the Hill’s Hulu comeback with limited-time deal

Dang it Bobby — King of the Hill is back — and Whataburger is marking the occasion the Texas way: with a burger discount and a dash of nostalgia.

The fast-food chain announced a limited- time collaboration in honor of the animated series’ long-awaited return to Hulu after a 15-year break. To celebrate the occasion, customers can enjoy some special discounts inspired by Hank Hill’s go-to Whataburger order (it’s the No. 2 double meat Whataburger, FYI.), the chain confirmed in an emailed release.

From Monday, September 8 through Friday, September 12, Whataburger customers can enjoy a free Whataburger No. 2 with a purchase of a medium fry and medium drink.

The offer is exclusive to orders placed on the Whataburger app and online on the Whataburger website. Whataburger Rewards members that place large orders from Monday, August 11 through Friday, August 17 will earn triple points for their account — which can be used to redeem freebies on future purchases.

The burger chain has served as a recurring location in the cult-favorite animated series by Mike Judge about a down-home cast of characters in the fictional Texas town of Arlen, intended to represent the suburban cul-de-sacs north of Dallas.

Whataburger teased their return appearance in the show’s fourteenth season, hinting at a return of the brand’s famous orange A-frame in the Hulu revival. Season 14 of King of the Hill follows Hank and Peggy’s return to present-day Arlen following an extended stay in Saudi Arabia. All 10 episodes of the new season are now available to stream on Hulu.

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