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Season 13 was the final season of King of the Hill. After the episode Lucky See, Monkey Do, epsiodes were shown in 720p high-definition. 20th Century Fox Television initially ordered 13 production episodes, but decided to keep the show in production for four additional episodes (DABE14–DABE17). However, the network only aired the last of those four episodes (13 total for that production season), and confirmed it would not air the remaining four unaired episodes (DABE13–DABE16) in prime time, opting instead for syndication. These episodes premiered between May 3 and May 6, 2010, on local stations and premiered on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim line-up between May 17 and May 20, 2010, followed by the series finale (DABE17, "To Sirloin With Love") on May 21, 2010.

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  • Season 13 was the final season of King of the Hill. After the episode Lucky See, Monkey Do, epsiodes were shown in 720p high-definition. 20th Century Fox Television initially ordered 13 production episodes, but decided to keep the show in production for four additional episodes (DABE14–DABE17). However, the network only aired the last of those four episodes (13 total for that production season), and confirmed it would not air the remaining four unaired episodes (DABE13–DABE16) in prime time, opting instead for syndication. These episodes premiered between May 3 and May 6, 2010, on local stations and premiered on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim line-up between May 17 and May 20, 2010, followed by the series finale (DABE17, "To Sirloin With Love") on May 21, 2010.
  • Season 13 began airing on September 21, 2006 and concluded May 17, 2007 and spanned 23 episodes.
  • Episode Guide to Season 13.
  • The Thirteenth Season aired from September 15, 2007- May 17, 2008. A total of 16 episodes were aired.
  • Season 13 of Barney & Friends ran from September 7 - 18, 2009
  • The thirteenth season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has been officially commissioned by the FXX network and will likely air in the winter of 2018 on FXX. An official start date or episode count have not been released.
  • The The Simpsons Season 13 first aired on November 6, 2001 with its first episode, "Treehouse of Horror XII" and ended on May 22, 2002 with its final episode, "Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge". The Simpsons Complete Season Thirteen boxset was released: * Region 1- August 24, 2010 * Region 2- September 20, 2010 * Region 4- December 1, 2010 This season includes a documentary called The Sweet Life of Ralph Wiggum.
  • Season 13 consisted of six serials and twenty-six episodes. It was during this season that the Doctor cut ties to UNIT (after Terror of the Zygons, the Brigadier would not appear again until Mawdryn Undead in 1983, and The Seeds of Doom marked the last occasion to date that the Doctor was explicitly said to be working for UNIT -- as opposed to working with them as occasions warranted). Several of the serials in this season, particularly Pyramids of Mars and The Brain of Morbius, are among the best-known of the 1970s-era storylines. Though it was aired as a part of Season 13, Terror of the Zygons was actually filmed as part of the previous season; this holdover allowed the series to switch back to an autumn season start.
  • Supernatural was renewed for a thirteenth season by the The CW on January 8, 2017. It will premiere in the fall of 2017.
  • Season 13 of Thomas and Friends aired in the spring of 2009, there are 20 episodes, Michael Brandon narrated them all 1. * Creaky Cranky 2. * Tickled Pink 3. * Steamy Sodor 4. * The Early Bird 5. * Slippy Sodor 6. * Double Trouble 7. * Play-Time 8. * Time for a Story 9. * The Lion of Sodor 10. * Thomas and the Pigs 11. * Percy's Parcel 12. * Toby's New Whistle 13. * A Blooming Mess 14. * Thomas and the Runaway Kite 15. * Splish Splash Splosh 16. * Snow Tracks 17. * The Biggest Present of all 18. * Buzzy Bees 19. * Henry's Good Deeds 20. * Hiro Helps Out
  • The thirteenth season of the television series aired in January and February 2010 in the UK and began airing in the US in September of 2010. From this season onwards, all footage was CGI-animated. Michael Angelis and Michael Brandon narrated all twenty episodes, but, like Hero of the Rails, voice actors provided the voices for the characters. Mark Moraghan later re-narrated one episode specially for the Santa's Little Engine DVD in 2013.
  • The Big Time vs Gogachog winner : The Big Time Danny Kaboom vs. Sick Vick winner : Sick Vick Mahi Mahi Mindy vs. Flashback winner : Flashback Milty the Clown vs. The Amoeba winner : The Amoeba Mr. Extremo vs. Good Ira winner : Mr. Extremo Tomcat vs. Itsy-Bitsy winner : Tomcat Knockout Ninja vs. The Lost Viking winner : The Lost Viking Miss Fitwell vs. Corbata winner : Miss Fitwell The Stash vs. The Visitor winner : The Visitor Quarterfinals Tomcat vs. Flashback winner : Flashback Weredog vs. The Lost Viking winner : Weredog Mr. Extremo vs. Sick Vick winner : Sick Vick Semifinals Championship
  • You'd think with 13 being an unlucky number that Season 13 (or Series -13 to put more emphasis on 13 if you're that autistic) would've turned out to be the biggest pile of crap to ever come out of this franchise, but on the contrary; it turned out to be one of the GOATEST, if not season of RockaDocDock ever made, with hardcore modern fans and elderly pensioners present at the time of broadcast generally agreeing that it was the show's golden age. This all occurred because Philip Hinchcliffe and Robert Holmes attended a seance to make contact with the great Billy "whip the coloured scum" Hartnell who had recently taken up the hobby of not breathing and requested that he hold back the dreaded unlucky 13 curse for another 10 seasons were talented mothafuckas who knew how to make the show not
  • On June 8, 2013, Nigel Lythgoe confirmed on Twitter that he had been fired from the show, and Ken Warwick was later fired as well. They were replaced by Swedish Idol executive producer Per Blankens and Den of Thieves producers Jesse Ignjatovic and Evan Prager. David Hill, former head of Fox Sports, oversaw the show. Former longtime Idol judge Randy Jackson was confirmed as the show's in-house mentor, replacing Jimmy Iovine. Idol alums Adam Lambert and Chris Daughtry assisted Jackson in mentoring the contestants during "Rush Week".
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  • Fourth Doctor
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  • Misha Collins as Castiel
  • Jared Padalecki as Sam Winchester
  • Jensen Ackles as Dean Winchester
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  • Phil Hartman
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