Ep 10. Larry's Beantown Lowdown

Larry the Cable Guy is back with the latest episode of Only in America. In season 3 episode 10, titled "Larry's Beantown Lowdown," he is exploring the historic city of Boston, Massachusetts.

As always, Larry is on a mission to discover the quirkiest and most interesting things that America has to offer, and in this episode, he sets his sights on the unique culture and history of Boston.

Larry starts his Beantown adventure by tapping into the city's culinary scene, starting with a visit to a famous clam chowder spot. He also tries the famous Boston cream pie and explores the local beer scene.

From there, Larry dives into the city's rich history, with stops at some of Boston's most famous landmarks, including the Paul Revere House, the USS Constitution Museum, and the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. At each location, Larry learns something new and fascinating about Boston's past and the role it played in shaping America's history.

But don't worry, Larry also finds plenty of off-the-beaten-path attractions, like a tour of the city's underground tunnels, a visit to a candlepin bowling alley, and a trip to a local pottery studio.

Along the way, Larry meets and interacts with the locals, getting their take on what makes Boston such a special place to live and visit. He even gets some hands-on experience with some of the city's unique traditions, like learning to crack a lobster and taking a turn as a drummer in a local marching band.

As always, Larry's sense of humor and witty commentary make for an entertaining and educational journey through one of America's most beloved cities. So buckle up and get ready to join Larry the Cable Guy on his Beantown Lowdown!