Still the King

Speaking of nonsense ... Billy Ray Cyrus stars in this series, for which he himself wrote the book on which the script is based, a down-and-out one-hit wonder and Elvis impersonator who mainly deals with booze, drugs and women. before he was sent to prison for raping a minor girl. That is, he was picked up with her the day before she turned 18. Probably Billy Ray himself was on some substance when he wrote this book because Vernon "Burnin 'Vernon" Brownmule, as he calls himself in this series, finds out 20 years later that he has a 15-year-old daughter ... A elephant wear without precedent! Anyway, the sequel is easy to guess; Vernon wants to see his daughter, her mother wants to see 15 years of maintenance money at the rate of $ 500 / week and Vernon, who has been completely forgotten by the music world, cannot find a job anywhere. He also has to do community service at a local church where they happen to be expecting a new pastor who, you guessed it, is paid $ 500 / week and when they arrive Vernon takes that job without blushing. When the real pastor shows up, Vernon first has the idea to blackmail him in some way but a day later even this turns out to be unnecessary because the good man has seen the light and wants to give up his calling to pursue a career as a wrestler. to start. All this, at least Billy Ray must have thought, should make you shake your stomach with laughter. Unfortunately the reality is a bit different and I suspect that Mr. Cyrus, in a sober state, would think it much less, at least I hope so. Even fans of Billy Ray Cyrus, although there will not be much left by now, I suspect, can better leave this series for what it is.

Got a bit lackluster at the end of season 1 but they pick up the thread well. Characters are explored a bit more, and that Ronnie is really hilarious