TVOM: "
In the spring of 2009, HBO aired a new comedy produced by Will Farrell and Adam McKay called Eastbound and Down – and with it, a cultural landmark was born in the form of its star, Kenny Powers. Vulgar, hilarious, and completely outlandish for the entirety of its four-season run, many remember Eastbound and Down for a few signature things: KP’s dialogue, Will Farrell’s cameos, and a whole lot of cursing and drugs, a comedy that shrouded itself in the darkness of self-loathing and addiction. It’s also remembered as a show that declined in quality through its four seasons as it traveled from South Carolina to Mexico, and then back (with a stop at Myrtle Beach in-between), giving the show an unfortunate pair of legacies: an over-quoted comedy, or a disappointing character piece."
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