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Dirty 1: King of the Hill Actor Murdered
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Dirty 1: King of the Hill Actor Murdered

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June 3, 2025 | 00:05:12 | Leisure

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This is a crazy story, even if you've never watched the show, or even if you don't even know who he is. King of the Hill actor Jonathan Joss, he played John Redcorn, was shot and killed following an argument with his neighbor on Sunday. Listen to this.

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The entertainment world is mourning the loss of actor Jonathan Joss, best known for voicing John Redcorn on the hit animated series King of the Hill.

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A kick and a miss for John, no scoring, Redcorn.

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I thought we said no bouncies. Joss was shot and killed Sunday outside his San Antonio property in what police are calling a dispute with a neighbor. Joss' husband says they returned to check on the site of their burned-down home. A fire in January also killed their three dogs. He says they were grieving, standing side by side when the man fired. He claims the two were targeted for being gay, but police say there's no evidence to support that claim. Other neighbors say Joss had been protective of his property. We would see him down the street yelling. Joss, who was of Apache and Comanche descent, built a career portraying Native American characters, starring alongside Sylvester Stallone in Tulsa King.

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You got a last name. You got a problem. I got serious problems.

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to playing Tribal Chief Ken Hotate on Parks and Recreation.

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Why don't we retire to my Longhills and smoke the ceremonial peace pipe to celebrate?

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Is it okay? But in his final days, Joss seemed deeply frustrated. On Friday, he disrupted a panel featuring the King of the Hill cast and creator, angry over not being part of the show's upcoming revival.

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I'm an actor. I see a mic, I use it. I see it wrong, I make it right.

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Joss was led out by security. Then on Saturday, he spoke candidly on a podcast about January's house fire and his mental health struggles.

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My house got burned down. They could not rule out arson.

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Investigators say the fire that destroyed Joss' home may have been caused by a barbecue grill left inside. As for the shooting, a 56-year-old neighbor is charged with murder. Interesting.

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Yeah, I mean, they found him lying near the road. They tried to do CPR. He was pronounced dead on the scene.

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I looked at his IMDB, and he is kind of the guy that anytime there was an Indian guy in a show, he would play that guy. They would always hire him as a Native American.

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Yeah, if you saw a photo, you'd recognize him.

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And it's interesting. I'm looking at all these stories that are popping up. The guy's had like a hell of a last few months, and you wonder what led to all of this stuff.

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If there was some bad blood.

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Yeah, but also even showing up at the King of the Hill reunion and them saying, hey, you've got to get out of here. Yeah. Why would they not want him there? Right, that's what I mean. Was he a little unstable, yeah.

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Yeah. In Other Dirty this morning, Dolly Parton reportedly snubbed Meghan Markle by turning down an invite to appear on her Netflix series, With Love, Meghan, and that did not sit well with Meghan.

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Megan, as you can imagine, and also just getting the invite, did not sit well with Dolly's team. They didn't want to risk Dolly's reputation, Q score, and her popularity by associating with Megan, unfortunately. They knew that this was just an ask because Dolly has a lot of credibility in the lifestyle space with her baking mixes and her beauty products and such. And Megan, they felt, was just using her for that. So the team in Dali felt taken advantage of, said no, and now just want to distance themselves from the whole thing. And lastly, LeBron James has a big issue with the current state of youth sports between specializing in just one sport, year round participation for a lot of these kids and the rise of social media influence influencers in this space. The Lakers star made this comment during a podcast appearance with Luka Doncic and Steve Nash.

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My guys, we ran track and field as well when we were, like, super-duper young. You know, we played football all the way, American football, all the way through high school. We didn't just cap it at one thing. We just did one thing all year round. And I think a lot of kids burn, they burn the **** out.

00:06:09 - 00:06:16 | Speaker 1:

Yeah, he's saying let your kids try different sports. I agree. Don't put all their eggs in one basket and let them have breaks.

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I think that parents that go and do all the special training, do AAU or travel sports, I think that you're basically trying to make your kid something that maybe you weren't. And I think that the problem is your kid's going to be more well-rounded. And if your kid's going to be a great player in whatever the sport is, they will. But let them play a bunch of sports. Let them go play baseball, basketball, football, swim, whatever.

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Just play outside with their friends and not have to go to practices.

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That's great that he's coming out and saying that. Yeah. You don't see that much anymore. Like, I don't think, like, my youngest son, Luke, like, he was always focused baseball, baseball, baseball, and never played anything else. And now he has no interest in baseball ever.

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Yeah.

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So.

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