The packaging and features on Season 3 is not as impressive as seasons 1 and 2. The three discs are double-sided so you don't have the artwork on the discs. There are also no extras which, to me, is not that big of a deal although I know hardcore fans will be disappointed. I hardly look at the extras or listen to the commentaries on my Simpsons, Family Guy, King of the Hill, and South Park DVDs. To me, the extras slow down the release of episodes I want to watch although this set was advertised to be released last spring. Still, most of these episodes are great. It is nice to have a character on TV like Hank Hill who stands up for decency and for what is right. There ain't a lot of characters like him on television today, I tell you what. Anyway, here are the discs and their content:

Disc 1: Death of a Propane Salesman: The second part of the Mega-Lo Mart explosion cliff hanger from season 2.

And They Call it Bobby Love: Bobby falls in love with an older girl while the guys fall in love with an old couch left in their alley.

Peggy's Headache: One of my favorites. Peggy must be the last person in Arlen (well, besides Dale) to discover that John Redcorn is doing more than "healing" Nancy.

Pregnant Paws: Hank tries to get Lady Bird pregnant and Dale tries to become a bounty hunter.

Next of Shin: Hank's "narrow urethra" seems even more narrow when he finds out his dad's young wife is pregnant.

Peggy Pageant Fever: One of my least favorites because it makes me so mad at the overly conceited Peggy who thinks she's so smart and beautiful but has almost no chance to win "Mrs. Heimlich County."

Nine Pretty Darn Angry Men: One of my favorites. A take-off (in a way) of the classic film "12 Angry Men" only this time a lawnmower is on trial and Hank is its sole supporter. It also finally shows Hank sticking up for his mother amid Cotton's constant attacks.

Good Hill Hunting: Now that he is 12, Bobby needs to kill a deer to complete his first "rite of passage," but Hank was too late in buying the hunting permits.

Pretty, Pretty Dresses: This is a very disturbing (and hilarious) look at Bill and how he is coping (or not coping) with his divorce.

Disc 2: A Firefighting We Will Go: Hank joins a volunteer firefighting team with the incompetent and unreliable Dale, Bill, and Boomhauer.

To Spank With Love: Peggy unexpectedly earns the approval of Cotton as well as the nickname "Paddlin' Peggy"when she spanks a smart-alec student.

Three Coaches and a Bobby: When a tough coach takes over the football team, Bobby does the unthinkable...he "leaves sports and joins a soccer team."

De-Khanstructing Henry: Khan brags about his new job to Hank and reveals too much information.

The Wedding of Bobby Hill: This is a rather silly episode. To punish Bobby for sabotaging Luanne's BCPs, the Hills make Bobby think he has to marry Luanne.

Sleight of Hank: Hank clashes with a magician.

Jon Vitti Presents: `Return to La Grunta': Hank is violated by a Dolphin.

Escape from Party Island: Hank drives his mother and her friends to a miniatures museum only to find himself in the middle of an MTV party.

Disc 3: Love Hurts...And So Does Art: An x-ray of Hank's beef-filled colon is turned into high art.

Hank's Cowboy Movie: Hank and the gang hope to convince the Cowboys to move their training camp to Arlen.

Dog Dale Afternoon: Dale's paranoia goes a bit over the edge when he starts believing his riding mower was stolen by Lee Harvey Oswald.

Revenge of the Lutefisk: Bobby accidentally burns down the church.

Death and Texas: Peggy thinks she's helping a former student now on Death Row but is really helping him get cocaine.

Wings of the Dope: Includes one of my favorite Hank lines: "There is no Buckley's Angel, there was barely a Buckley."

Take Me Out of the Ball Game: Peggy becomes the star pitcher of the Strickland Propane softball team.

As Old As the Hills: The Hills celebrate their twentieth anniversary by sky diving...with terrible results for Peggy that will continue in season 4.

This set is definitely value for your dollar. I hope Season 4 comes out soon so I can have my second favorite episode (behind "Hank's Unmentionable Problem"); the one with the low flow toilets.

How can Fox treat an Emmy-Award Winning season of a show that is entering it's 9th season so poorly? Season One and Two brought us deleted scenes, single-sided discs with clever artwork, and hysterical commentaries...

Season Three treats it's fans to absolutely nothing, and that's NOT an exageration. There is not one single extra. No disc art, because you have to flip them over to see all the episodes. Hello? Is this the 20th or 21st century? This is a cheap excuse for a boxed-set. I'd love to return this set, but the episodes are so dang good...they're brilliantly animated, acted and written...unlike this terrible boxed set.

It's very sad to see such a brilliant, classic show treated so disrespectfully.

Shame on you Fox. Shame shame shame.

ONE OF THE BEST SEASONS THIS IS. BUT NO EXTRAS. WHA. HOW. WHY. Well as lots of people know this season was supposed to come out early 2004. Well since it got pushed back to December 28th 2004 if they would have put extras on it would have come out till middle of 2005. Maybe it would have been worth the wait but I don't get this:
SEASON 1 - 13 EPISODES - 50 DELETED SCENES
SEASON 2 - 22 EPISODES - 197 DELETED SCENES
SEASON 3 - 25 EPISODES - 0 DELETED SCENES
CMON WHATS WITH THAT.

OVERALL this a great season of episodes and is really worth $30. It is really funny to watch over and over again and will be a good addition to your sets.

EPISODES IN SEASON 3:

Death Of A Propane Salesman (Propane Boom Part2)
They Call It Bobby Love
Peggy's Headache
Pregnant Paws
Next Of Shin
Peggy's Pageant Fever
Nine Pretty Darn Angry Men
Good Hill Hunting
Pretty, Pretty Dresses
A Fire Fighting We Will Go
To Spank With Love
Three Coaches & A Bobby
De-Kahnstructing Henry
The Wedding Of Bobby Hill
Sleight Of Hank
Return To La Grunta
Escape From Party Island
Love Hurts... And So Does Art
Hank's Cowboy Movie
Dog Dale Afternoon
Revenge Of The Lukefish
Death And Taxes
Wings Of The Dope
Take Me Out Of The Ball Game
As Old As The Hills