King of The Hill has escaped previous cancellation notices but not this time. The show will not get a 14th season.

King of The Hill has gone through some major changes of late with both creators Greg Daniels and Mike Judge moving on to other TV projects, namely The Office and The Goode Family, a new animated series.

We have reported a few days ago that King of The Hill will be cancelled.

But another network is reportedly interested in acquiring the show. ABC has expressed interest in getting the show because it will reportedly be a good companion to The Goode Family, which is being executive produced by Hill creator Mike Judge.

Comedy Central, FX and the Cartoon Network are also likely alternatives but these are a little more far-fetched.

We’ll see how this all pans out.

The wacky animated sitcom American Dad is getting a fifth season.

Fox has officially approved a new season for the show. Both Mike Barker and Matt Weitzman are still involved in the show, which comes from Seth MacFarlane’s company.

The production team has already finished making the fourth season, and are now breaking new stories for the fifth.

Fox is renewing “King of the HIll” — extending the show for the 13th season, and ordering 13 episodes. (Now that’s a lucky number.) It is now considered the second longest running cartoon in primetime.

The show was created by Mike Judge, the genius behind Beavis and Butt-head.

Seth MacFarlane’s furious. The man behind “Family Guy” had stopped work on the series because of the on-going writer’s strike. But instead of airing reruns, the Fox network executives have decided to proceed with the show without him.

“It would just be a colossal dick move if they did that,” said MacFarlane. Though the contract allows to continue the show without him — got to love those lawyers — he says (rather meaningfully) that this would affect the creative direction and drive away viewers.

“They’ve never done anything like this before, in which they’ve said, ‘We’re going to finish a show without you,’ ” he said. “It’s really going to be unfortunate and damaging to our relationship if they do it.”

From the ocean to the discos, Spongebob — the wide-eyed kitchen tool of very little brain — has had thousands “scrubbing” across the dance floors.

Rapper Young G was inspired by the Nickelodeon character to create a song and dance, consisting of kicking legs backward in succession. “Check out the way he moves his legs when he swims, that’s what’s up.”

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