Ep 16. Larry Becomes Statuesque

Larry the Cable Guy is known for his quirks and adventures, and the third season of his show Only in America takes fans on a wild ride of American culture. In episode 16, titled "Larry Becomes Statuesque," Larry travels to a town in Michigan that is known for its love of metal statues.

As soon as Larry arrives, he is greeted by the town's mayor, who is eager to show him around. Larry is amazed by the sheer number of statues in the town and begins to realize just how much they mean to the locals. He also learns that many of the statues are made by a local artist who spends hours creating intricate designs and sculpting metal by hand.

Larry is fascinated by the process and decides to try his hand at creating a statue himself. With the help of the local artist, Larry spends hours shaping and welding metal, creating his own unique design. As he works, he begins to understand the pride that the town takes in their statues and the legacy that they leave behind.

Along the way, Larry also learns about the history of the town and the impact that statues have had on its development. He discovers that many of the statues tell a story, whether it's the history of the town or the experiences of the people who live there.

As he explores the town and meets its inhabitants, Larry realizes that the love of statues is about more than just metal. It's a symbol of community and tradition, a way for people to come together and celebrate what makes their town unique. Through his experiences, Larry is reminded of the importance of Americana and the special things that make each town in America special.

With his signature humor and down-to-earth personality, Larry the Cable Guy takes viewers on an adventure they won't forget. Whether you're a fan of metal statues or just curious about American culture, "Larry Becomes Statuesque" is an episode you won't want to miss.