Enrique is a truck driver at Strickland Propane. He is the husband of Yolanda and the father of Inez.
Appearance[]
Enrique is a middle-aged Mexican man with black hair and a thin pencil mustache. He is usually seen wearing a Strickland Propane work uniform consisting of a black jacket, a blue and white Strickland Propane hat, and blue jeans.
History and Personality[]
When he first appears, when he is a much more soft-spoken character, and it is implied that he came to work illegally in the United States to support his family back home- although later episodes clearly depict his family as living in Arlen (perhaps he sent for them once he had made enough money, though). He's also portrayed as a smoker in early seasons. In later appearances, his manner of speaking changes entirely and he becomes a loud-mouth, annoying member of the Strickland Propane family.
In "Enrique-cilable Differences," Hank and Enrique had hardly ever talked to each other before, much to Hank's satisfaction, but suddenly Enrique forcibly befriends Hank after a nasty fight with his wife Yolanda. Enrique ends up moving in with the Hills for a short time, but quickly patches things up with his wife. He thinks the world of Hank, even asking him to speak at his daughter's quinceañera instead of Buck Strickland. Enrique has made several appearances over the entirety of the show's run. He does seem to be a Mexican version of Hank, both with his work and his name "Enrique" is the Spanish version of "Henry", Hank's full given name.
He was voiced by Eloy Casados from Seasons 1-3, by Mike Judge in "Full Metal Dust Jacket", and by Danny Trejo from Seasons 7-13.
Episode appearances[]
Season 1[]
Season 2[]
- "Snow Job" (non-speaking)
- "Junkie Business" (non-speaking)
Season 3[]
- "Death of a Propane Salesman"
- "Pretty, Pretty Dresses" (non-speaking)
- "Take Me Out of the Ball Game"
Season 4[]
- "Hanky Panky" (non-speaking)
- "High Anxiety" (non-speaking)
- "Hank's Bad Hair Day" (non-speaking)
Season 5[]
- "Chasing Bobby" (mentioned)
- "Kidney Boy and Hamster Girl: A Love Story" (non-speaking)
Season 6[]
- "The Father, the Son, and J.C." (non-speaking)
- "Unfortunate Son" (non-speaking)
- "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Hill" (non-speaking)
Season 7[]
- "Bad Girls, Bad Girls, Whatcha Gonna Do" (non-speaking)
- "Full Metal Dust Jacket"
- "The Miseducation of Bobby Hill" (non-speaking)
- "The Good Buck" (non-speaking)
- "Racist Dawg"
Season 8[]
- "That's What She Said"
- "Girl, You'll Be a Giant Soon" (non-speaking)
- "Hank's Back (The Unbearable Lightness of Being Hank)"
Season 9[]
Season 10[]
- "Bill's House"
- "You Gotta Believe (In Moderation)"
- "The Year of Washing Dangerously" (non-speaking)
- "Hank Fixes Everything"
- "Church Hopping"
- "24 Hour Propane People"
Season 11[]
- "SerPUNt" (non-speaking)
- "Peggy's Gone to Pots" (non-speaking)
- "Lucky's Wedding Suit"
Season 12[]
Season 13[]
- "Earthy Girls are Easy"
- "Lost in MySpace"
- "What Happens at the National Propane Gas Convention in Memphis Stays at the National Propane Gas Convention in Memphis"
- "Uh-oh, Canada" (non-speaking)
- "Just Another Manic Kahn-Day"
- "To Sirloin With Love"