Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy

Larry meets an Arizona family in the spider venom business, visits big birds at the Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch and tours the Air Force Boneyard, where jet planes are preserved and picked apart.

Larry visits Iowa and one of America's oldest state farms, learns the tricks of the trade at a honey farm, meets an alligator wrestler and wrangles a wild 8-foot gator for the crowd's enjoyment.

Larry makes a pilgrimage across the space-crazed state of New Mexico and visits Roswell. However, after some stops along the historic trail of space history, the trip takes a very dramatic turn!

Larry joins boilermakers in a Pittsburgh power plant, meets an entrepreneur who turns feces into fertilizer, visits a survivalist's bunker, and goes to Hershey, Pennsylvania.

Larry helps a Minnesota farmer feed scraps to his hogs, explores the invention of the Post-it Note, Nerf Ball and Twister!, visits a beard and mustache contest and goes to a "Drive-a-Tank."

Larry works with Florida's leading herpetologist to collect snakes then milks the venom to be used as cures, takes a break in a nearby corn maze, and joins a band of armadillo trappers.

Larry goes on an old-fashioned rabbit hunt, sees the smallest horse in the world and visits the Great American Monster Truck in Hazelwood, MO to see the biggest truck in the world.

Larry visits Sin City and boards the Hangover Heaven bus, hits the Heart Attack Grill, teams up with Carrot Top to show off a Robosaurus mechanical monster, and joins a Chippendale male stripper show.

Larry heads to the modern day "black gold rush" in Williston, North Dakota and sees how the recent oil boom has changed this small town. The Cable Guy gets deputized by the Sheriff's department and heads out to help keep the peace.

Larry travels to Beantown and checks out "lowrider" cars, joins Rick Beyer on a Freedom Trail walk and visits the U.S. Army's Natick Solider Center to see cutting-edge tech keeping troops safe.

Larry tackles wacky health fads in LA and meets Richard Simmons, visits a hipster dodgeball league, tours a restored Pan Am 747 and joins forces with the paparazzi at the forefront of celebrity culture.

Larry investigates some truly "only in Texas" phenomena, visits the "Body Farm," explore "Pyrotherapy," and joins a "Redneck Anthropologist" to search for the menace known as the "Texas Chupacabra."

Larry's tours the Tennessee Valley and spelunks caverns, braves carsickness of the nation's windiest highway and hikes the Appalachian Trail to get to the North Carolina's majestic Fontana Dam.

Larry visits a Topeka, KS dog show and a cafeteria in nearby Lebanon, hits historic Branson, MO and sees the Baldknobbers and Three Redneck Tenors before meeting Russian comic Yakov Smirnoff.

Larry travels to the Big Apple and joins the war of Man vs. Rat, checks out Brighton Beach's Little Russia, plays basketball in Harlem and finds himself in an arm-wrestling bar fight.

Larry visits Illinois farm boys harvesting fresh deer pee, takes a stab at jobs like delivering singing telegrams and being a human statue and discovers how being the 16th President is a career in the Land of Lincoln.