Jason Adderly is a minor character and employee at Strickland Propane. He is voiced by Jim Dauterive.
Appearance[]
Adderly is an adult Caucasian man with a slight gut, pale skin, and short, light-brown hair. Unlike other employees at his workplace, he is not seen wearing a Strickland Propane work shirt, instead opting for a plain dress shirt and necktie.
History[]
Season 1[]
Jason works at Strickland Propane in an undefined role (not a salesman as he does not appear on the sales chart). He is the father of Howard Adderly, a ghoulish looking child seen in Hank Hill's flashback during the episode "Hank's Got the Willies".
Jason apparently was trying to quit smoking, as he appeared at the Cigarenders meeting in the episode "Keeping Up With Our Joneses".
Season 2[]
In "Junkie Business", when Leon Petard used his drug user status as a way to get workers' disability compensation, Jason and other employees found it unfair, so he and the others pretended that they had certain conditions that allowed them not to do any work. Hank had requested Jason to attend to a customer, but the latter claimed that he had obsessive compulsive disorder and therefore had to stay in his chair. Later, in "Propane Boom", he shared worry with other Strickland employees concerning Mega Lo Mart's recent stocking of propane and propane accessories at much lower prices.
Seasons 3-9[]
In later episodes, Jason makes various non-speaking appearances as a background character at Strickland Propane.
Episode appearances[]
- Season 1
- Season 2
- "Junkie Business"
- "Propane Boom" (non-speaking)
- Season 3
- "Pretty, Pretty Dresses" (non-speaking)
- "Take Me Out of the Ball Game" (non-speaking)
- Season 4
- "Hanky Panky" (non-speaking)
- Season 6
- "Unfortunate Son" (non-speaking)
- "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Hill" (non-speaking)
- Season 9
- "Redcorn Gambles With His Future" (non-speaking)