Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy

Larry takes a treacherous trip through Arizona to find out why folks choose to live in this sun-scorched state.

Larry makes his way across Iowa to become a carny at one of America's oldest state fairs! Larry's trip starts with a chance meeting with an alligator wrestler.

The destination is Roswell as Larry and crew make a pilgrimage across the space-crazed state of New Mexico.

Larry uncovers how ingenuity, passion, sweat and sugar made Pennsylvania an industrial powerhouse.

Larry is on a mission to show how America is the land of the great ideas and finds all the evidence he needs on a road trip through Minnesota.

Larry's on the hunt for the crazy critters that have tormented Floridians for ages.

Larry road trips through Missouri to show how American obsessions can turn into everything from extremely odd contests to a billion-dollar business.

Larry heads to Las Vegas to immerse himself in the extremes that only Sin City can provide. He starts aboard the Hangover Heaven bus, a roving recovery vehicle for last night's hard partiers.

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 wants to show you how Boston is the Cradle of Liberty and so much more.

Larry sets out to show us that Los Angeles is still the world's leading producer of peculiar people, a task that proves to be amazingly easy.

Larry's Lone Star State adventure is all about investigating some truly "only in Texas" phenomena.

Larry will prove that Americans know how to get the most out of nature.

Larry road trips through the "Show Me State" on a quest to crash a few shows in Branson, the Vegas of the Midwest.

Larry travels to the Big Apple to show how that town exemplifies great American qualities.

On a drive through Central Illinois, Larry and crew use their Internet connections to see how Americans are making their own breaks.