Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy Season 1 Episode 12 Larry in Hillbilly Country
- TV-14
- May 3, 2011
- 42 min
In this episode of Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy, titled "Larry in Hillbilly Country," Larry transports viewers to the heart of Appalachia. He visits a small, rural community in eastern Kentucky, where he meets with locals and learns about their way of life.
Larry starts off by trying some authentic hillbilly cuisine at the local diner. He samples fried bologna sandwiches, buttered biscuits, and other classic Southern dishes. He even tries a local delicacy called a "gooseberry pie," which is made from a wild fruit that grows in the area.
Next, Larry visits a local farm where he learns about the region's rich history of moonshining. He meets a fourth-generation moonshiner who shows him the equipment used to distill the illegal alcohol. Larry also gets a lesson in how to make "apple pie" moonshine, a popular homemade concoction.
In order to fully immerse himself in hillbilly culture, Larry pays a visit to a local barber shop. Here, he gets a haircut and shaves off his trademark mustache, much to the shock of the locals. He also chats with the barbers and customers about their lives in the community.
One of the highlights of the episode is when Larry attends a local "hollerin'" contest. Hollerin' is the art of using your voice to communicate across long distances, and it's a tradition that dates back centuries in the Appalachian region. Larry watches as contestants of all ages holler tunes, animal calls, and even full conversations.
Throughout the episode, Larry showcases the humor, warmth, and resilience of the hillbilly community. He highlights their strong family ties, their connection to the land, and their pride in their heritage. He even participates in a friendly tug-of-war competition against a group of locals, cementing his place as an honorary hillbilly.
Overall, "Larry in Hillbilly Country" is a fun and charming episode that celebrates the unique culture and traditions of Appalachia. Larry the Cable Guy brings his trademark wit and personality to the show, making it an entertaining and engaging watch for viewers of all backgrounds.
