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“Jackass” ringleader Johnny Knoxville (nee PJ Clapp of South Knoxville) will guest star in the season finale of the animated comedy “King of the Hill.”

In the episode, “Life: A Loser’s Manual,” Luanne’s long-lost father and Peggy’s brother, Hoyt (Knoxville), a two-strike felon, comes to town and commits yet another crime. Luanne’s husband, Lucky (Tom Petty), feels for Hoyt and takes the blame.

The episode airs at 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 18, on Fox.

This marks the second time Knoxville has done a guest voice for “Hill.” Two years ago, he played a happy-go-lucky guy whom Bobby Hill idolized.

Knoxville has a personal connection to “Hill.” He is close friends with the series creator, Mike Judge.

Forget Justin Long as Mac and John Hodgman as PC. The latest computer pitchman could be Johnny Knoxville, star of MTV’s Jackass series. A reader of the blog Cajun Boy in the City claims to have been in a focus group for an unnamed company he believes is Microsoft. Redmond’s marketing execs recently hired ad firm Crispin Porter & Bogusky, the creators of Miller Lite’s “Man Laws” campaign and Burger King’s live-action “King.” The reader writes:
Microsoft [is] in the midst of preparing an advertising campaign that would make it appear that its software and the PCs that run them are a younger, hipper product.

He continues:

They showed us a number of sample ads that seemed to emphasize global community, peace, love, happiness and environmentalism, etc., and how Microsoft products can bring the world together and make it better place. All of us in the group were struck by how Apple-like the ads were. Some even expressed thoughts that they appeared to be straight rip-offs.
In response to the rumor that Jackass star Johnny Knoxville is the new Microsoft pitchman, a company spokesperson emails: “Microsoft is planning a consumer advertising campaign with Crispin Porter & Bogusky. We have no other details to share at this time.”
Waggener Edstrom Worldwide, Microsoft’s PR firm, is surely earning their millions with that non-denial. If I were a betting man - and I am - I’d say the rumor of Knoxville’s involvement is completely accurate.