Johnny Hardwick Obituary, King Of The Hill Dale Voice Actor Died At 59

Publish date: 2024-05-09
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Johnny Hardwick Obituary, Death Cause – Johnny Hardwick, who was famous for his role as Dale Gribble on the television show “King of the Hill,” has passed away.
According to individuals within the law enforcement community who spoke with TMZ, authorities went to Hardwick’s home in Texas on Tuesday to conduct a welfare check and found his dead there. We’ve been told that Hardwick was declared deceased at the scene, and investigators don’t believe there was any foul play involved. The reason for the death is still a mystery to us.

In the year 1990, Johnny began his career as a stand-up comedian in the state of Texas. A few years later, he made his first appearance on “The Jon Stewart Show” as a stand-up comedian. Most people know Johnny from his work on the long-running animated sitcom “King of the Hill,” where he played the role of Dale, the friend of the show’s central character, Hank Hill, who was obsessed with conspiracy theories.

Dale tried his hand at about every vocation conceivable, working as an exterminator, camp instructor, bounty hunter, and of course as a propane salesman.
A whopping 258 out of the series’ total episodes featured Johnny’s voice acting. Just so you know, “King of the Hill” has a total of 259 episodes that were broadcast.
Johnny was a part of the show from the very beginning, playing the role of Dale in the very first episode, which was shown in January 1997… and he continued to be a part of the series until its very last episode, which aired in 2010. In addition, it was announced that he would be participating in the show’s revival; however, it is unknown whether or not he ever actually recorded any episodes for the revival.

Johnny would play cover songs on his YouTube channel while the show wasn’t airing. He would wear the orange hat and shades that are synonymous with his character, Dale, and perform the songs in the same manner that Dale did on the show. He would also make references to Dale’s “pocket sand” attack style

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