Eastbound & Down

2009 • HBO

4.7

1.16K reviews

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Season 2 episodes (7)

1 Chapter 7

9/26/10

Season Two Premiere. After settling a score with the baseball exec who screwed him out of a big-league comeback, Kenny Powers heads to Mexico to lick his wounds and start a new, more anonymous life.

2 Chapter 8

10/3/10

Charros owner Sebastian Cisneros agrees to throw out all the stops in promoting Kenny Powers' return to organized baseball.

3 Chapter 9

10/10/10

Puzzled by the Mexican fans' lukewarm reception, Kenny starts a grassroots PR campaign to burnish his image. But it takes a vintage Powers flare-up to bring the fans to their feet. Kenny makes inroads with Vida by inviting her to Sebastian's yacht party.

4 Chapter 10

10/17/10

Though Charros fans respond to Kenny, he is warned by Roger about the perils of showboating. Kenny finds he has serious competition in his courtship of Vida. Stevie finds short-lived romance.

5 Chapter 11

10/24/10

Kenny considers a new full-time life working in Mexico.

6 Chapter 12

10/31/10

Kenny settles his debt with Sebastian; later, he settles a score with Aaron and Hector, and bids adios to Vida. Kenny passes a final test with the Charros team.

7 Chapter 13

11/7/10

In the Season Two finale, Kenny confronts his future.

About this show

As a baseball star, Kenny Powers had it all. But he threw it all away. HBO presents this comedy series starring Danny McBride as the former pitcher who finds himself out of baseball and reduced to teaching Phys Ed at his old high school.

Ratings and reviews

4.7

1.16K reviews

Brandon Brown (Francois Kutz)

June 23, 2020

Any show that has a plot that is revolving around sports, I'm all for it. I thought the part of the show with going to Mexico was kind of lengthy, but I tolerated it. The part that captured my heart and had me crying for weeks was the last episode. It's been some time, since I saw it, but the plot was explained perfectly while his kids was celebrating his life.

James Clark

November 28, 2014

Love this show! Kenny just tells it how it is. Wish the series was still going. "Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy a jetski, and I've never seen a sad person on a jet ski."

Sol Anderson

January 3, 2014

Great show. The humor gets progressively darker with each season. There are definitely some cringe-worthy moments, but you can't help but root for KP.

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