Eastbound & Down is an American comedy television series broadcast on HBO, starring Danny McBride as Kenny Powers, a former professional baseball pitcher, who after an up and down career in the major leagues is forced to return to his hometown middle-school in Shelby, North Carolina, as a substitute physical education teacher. Producers Will Ferrell and Adam McKay received an order for six episodes for the first season from HBO. The series was...
Kenny quits his job promoting Ashley Schaeffer BMW's after being treated like...
Kenny gives Stevie a glimpse of just how far his depravity goes.
Kenny shows Cassie disappointment over the $7 winning bid on his precious hom...
Stevie taunts the highschool scout after he and Kenny have a run-in with him ...
Kenny gets the bright idea of having sex with April while April wears a Kenny...
April reprimands Kenny for selling Kenny Powers memorabilia on school grounds.
Kenny compromises on lowering the price of the baseball bat auction, but refu...
Kenny reprimands Dustin for mocking the prices Kenny set on his ebay auctions.
Kenny tells his class some... facts.. about Abraham Lincoln to his class P.E....
Kenny runs down his P.E. lesson as the high school principal walks in.
Kenny has Stevie look into who Pliny Caldwell, who as it turns out is a high ...
Kenny listens to his own book on tape as he cleans the garage and attempts to...
Sick of his brothers negativity, Kenny decides to hold a meeting with Cassie ...
Kenny lays into his brother for questioning his business plan of selling Kenn...
Dustin questions Kenny as to why his living room is filled with Kenny Powers ...
Kenny tells Stevie that Stevie was driving when they crashed into the boat.
After crashing into a boat, Kenny convinces that Stevie was driving on the pr...
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