Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy Season 1: Episode Guide & Ratings

Larry gets knee deep in moonshine's secret history; champion frog jumper in California; a refresher course in table manners in Vermont.

Larry gets hungry inside a gator-infested swamp; undercover with the clowns at Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus; America's ultimate soap box derby.

Larry gets the horns at America's biggest rodeo and marries people at a drive-thru wedding chapel.

Larry takes rides on a train that ascends to a high elevation; and fires machine guns.

Larry breeds mules descended from George Washington's herd and digs up a rock quarry owned by a true American eccentric.

Larry gets up close and personal with man's best friend when he heads to the track for some greyhound racing. Later, Larry dives into some underwater fun as he tests his sea legs with a school of mermaids.

Larry tracks down rogue alligators which have invaded civilization, mixes explosives in with America's first family of fireworks, and gets muscled in the roller derby.

Larry showers with a friend at America's biggest truck stop, experiences the danger of fish-mongering, and uncovers mayhem at the demolition derby.

Larry uses a far out toilet at NASA, impersonates himself in a Las Vegas standup act, and gets wet at the site of a prehistoric flood.

Larry hitches a ride with the Hells Angels, helps catch potential cheaters at a Las Vegas casino, and enlists with a Civil War recreation group.

Larry gets embedded with the grunts at Camp Pendleton, travels to America's smallest town and jumps into the delicious, deep-frying madness that is the biggest draw at the annual State Fair of Texas.

Larry lives the history of the great California Gold Rush, explores the wacky world of the minor league baseball franchise Saint Paul Saints and joins a gospel choir that lifts spirits at a tough Chicago hospital.

Larry gets deep in the muddy banks of South Carolina as he uncovers the messy world of oyster harvesting; discovers the survival skills of an American family that has been there for over 250 years; and turns a routine stop on Interstate 80 into a mission to find out what is special in the tiny town of Wells, Nevada.

It's back to school for Larry as he spends a day in high school in Bemidji, Minnesota; reveals the miracle that is the cable car system and the hidden worlds of Chinatown; and finally does the manliest work in the timber business at the Rough n Ready Lumber Company in Oregon.

Larry adds his girth and glee to the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders, goes dog sledding in Northern Minnesota and reveals how Tabasco became the world's greatest hot sauce.

Larry joins the Volusia County Sheriff's Department in Florida to reveal all the ways that this far-ranging branch of law enforcement keeps us safe. Then he saddles up and plays polo.

Larry shows us one of the greatest animal exhibitions on the planet at the amazing Henry Doorly Zoo. Then, he digs in at Dakin Farms in Vermont, where they have been making mouthwatering breakfast staples since 1792.

Larry joins a local beer delivery guy on his route through some of Brew City's iconic watering holes, heads to Amish country he experiences the "plain" lifestyle on a sauerkraut farm and takes part in Houston's zany Art Car Parade.

Larry is in his element at an old-fashioned livestock auction in Oklahoma, discovers the vast world of longshoremen in New York Harbor and celebrates the hundredth anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America.

Larry flies into action when he hits the U.S. Navy's flight deck, then gets a taste of master cheese making in Wisconsin. Finally, Larry goes on a gift-giving extravaganza during a secret Santa mission.

Larry reveals the role hogs play in turning garbage into gold at an "heirloom" pig farm in South Carolina. Next, Larry sees what it takes to be a real cowboy at a Houston rodeo. Finally, Larry takes a bite out of the Big Apple, uncovering the secrets of Central Park.