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[King of the Hill] Does Hank ever consider that he and his parenting style or lack of it may well be the reason why his boy ain't right?
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No. Hank Hill is actually a phenomenally good parent, especially considering his background. In his own parenting to Bobby he’s breaking the cycle of abuse and not passing on the torment that Cotton put him through. He’s showing Bobby how to do all the masculine things he wished Cotton would have taught him. Hank is the dad he wished Cotton had been to him, it rarely crosses his mind that he’s why that boy ain’t right. 

It also helps that what ain’t right about Bobby isn’t anything major. Bobby doesn’t have any psychological issues or trauma. He’s just got eccentric and slightly feminine (in Hank’s view) interests that conflict with what Hank likes. But Bobby is a confident, kind, funny young man who is the product of loving parents and his own unique interests. There’s nothing really wrong with Bobby, Hank just wishes they had more shared interests. The series in fact ends shortly after Bobby and Hank find a mutual love in meat and their relationship is at an all time high.