When season two of HBO’s cult comedy ‘Eastbound and Down’ premieres Sunday night (10:30 pm), Kenny is at the center of a Mexican cockfight. Gone is his greasy mullet from season one. In its place are cornrows. Kenny is no longer letting Little Stevie (Steve Little) take the blame for DUI’s or making everyone uncomfortable at his brother’s dinner table. He now rolls with a crew of petty thieves; the most violent one is barely 3 feet tall. He wants to forget everything – and everyone – from his destructive return to North Carolina last season. He’s even working on a “motivational novel about people dealing with grief and depression.” This is a whole new Kenny in a whole new world. Or is it?
In last season’s finale, Kenny escaped his life as a drug-addled middle school gym teacher with a quiet bang. He was able to win back the heart of his squeaky-voiced high school sweetheart April (Katy Mixon), only to abandon her on the side of the road early into their trip to start a new life.
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