Artist Larry The Cable Guy
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Larry The Cable Guy
Like Creed, According To Jim, and the cinematic oeuvre of the Wayans brothers, Larry The Cable Guy is impervious to any critical barbs. Yes, he’s occasionally racist, often homophobic, and almost always completely moronic. He’s also, arguably, the most popular comedian in the country. Say what you will about Patton Oswalt, but it’s Larry The Cable Guy who packs arenas from coast to coast and inspires millions to put his catchphrases on their SUV bumpers. Of course, “popular” is not the same as “good,” and if we learned anything from cinematic efforts like Delta Farce and Witless Protection, it’s that Larry has not yet developed the deft comedic acting chops of predecessors such as Jim Varney and Yahoo Serious. He was pretty good in Cars, though, so maybe that explains how he got his own show, Only In America, on the History Channel of all places.
Updated 06/15/2011
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