Jonathan Joss, who played John Redcorn in "King of the Hill," was shot to death in San Antonio just months before series revival release.

“King of the Hill” fans are not happy with how the show’s creators paid tribute to Jonathan Joss following his shocking murder. Joss, who voiced John Redcorn on the Fox animated series, was tragically gunned down outside his home in San Antonio, Texas, on Sunday, June 1.

Joss was an actor best known for voicing the role of John Redcorn in King of the Hill, including its upcoming revival. He also played Chief Ken Hotate in Parks and Recreation.

Actor Jonathan Joss was fatally shot near his former home in San Antonio, Texas, on Sunday, June 1. Best known for voicing John Redcorn in the animated series King of the Hill and for his role as Chief Ken Hotate in Parks and Recreation,

Variety's Michael Schneider on moderating the 'King of the Hill' ATX TV Fest panel that Jonathan Joss crashed -- two days before his killing.

The creators of King of Hill paid tribute to Jonathan Joss following the news of his tragic death. The actor was fatally shot during a dispute near his home in San Antonio, Texas, on Sunday.

Shortly after the news broke that King of the Hill star Jonathan Joss had been shot and killed during a violent altercation with a neighbor on Sunday evening, fans flocked to social media to memorialize the late John Redcorn actor.

Late actor Jonathan Joss’ husband, Tristan Kern de Gonzales, claimed his death was a hate crime, but police are now saying otherwise. Joss, who was best known for his roles as John Redcorn on “King of the Hill” and Chief Ken Hotate in “Parks and Recreation,” died on Sunday, June 1, after he was shot in San Antonio, Texas.

Adult Swim will be airing a special selection of episodes later this weekend to help honor the life of King of the Hill star Jonathan Joss following his death. News of the actors

King of the Hill voice actor Jonathan Joss was shot and killed outside his San Antonio home, leading to a neighbor's arrest and a police PR scandal as investigators explore potential hate crime links and a history of neighborhood disputes.