Tom Green Country

This is a must watch.

I'm going out and getting a mule and a donkey.

One chicken And six bears.

Best show since that wacky guy did a van trip with a dog and a drone.

Tim red or tom Clancy or something like that.

Anyway the songs are very nice,the actors that play his parents and friends seem convincingly strange.

I don't buy that's his dad,lack of elephant come I think.

He was ok in men in black.

I need a season two.

Here's a few ideas.

Milk a cow,and pick a time to milk the cow.

Have a barn podcast.

Try drinking eggs mixed with maple syrup.

Marry a horse crossed with a Lama.

A horslama bin ozfarma.

It's very interesting to watch this breathtaking, beautiful farm from 1857 come to life! Tom is coming together with his family, friends, and community while restoring his property. Really enjoy watching his interactions and time spent with his mom and Dad. It's heart warming to see. Something we all need to do more of. His parents are genuine, kind hearted and down to earth people. The love and respect he shows to nature, people and his animals warms my heart. Makes me want to get back outside again!

Nice to see Tom in his natural element/environment, and not some character or famous person with whom we've created this narrative of who we think he is or should be. I'm glad to be able to watch this chapter of his life and where it's taking him, as we are all aging together! Highly recommended!! 2 👍👍 up!

"NOW THAT'S THE WAY TO DRINK MAPLE SYRUP!"

Tom Green is Funny but Humble. If you grew up watching him and are in similar stages of life right now the show is going to hit home. If you're younger and just watched Freddy got fingered then you're in for a disappointment. It's a humble Tom Green who slips into his old antics and fun weirdness. Maybe people want a laugh-track because they can't tell when REAL life is funny and right in front of them. From the Barn to the Mule to the Crazy Wildlife around Tom Greens house it's worth watching. My wife loves the show and the animals. She shed some tears but that's because like I said we are watching how much this man has grown.

As a fan on Tom's work, I really enjoyed this.

As we all become older we shift into a more chilled out, but satirical and cynical version of our past teenage selves, I don't see anything wrong with that, it's still a type of humour, but perhaps some people just don't get it and maybe haven't yet grown up mentally or experienced life's hardships.

I don't need to see him chewing his own mic or pouring gravy on his head to make me laugh or smile at or with him. I loved seeing him hang out with his parents and their banter is so sweet and funny.

I think he is an awesome dude and he can just keep doing what he does best in whatever form he wishes to broadcast it in, because to you critics, believe it or not, legendary status allows for this sort of biographical tv show. Lighten up! Maybe you need your hood painted, I think I know of a guy.

The cynic in me thought this was a good way for Tom to finance the work on his new hideaway haven. The first 2 episodes leaned toward that cynical view, but slowly I became attracted to Tom's dream and those that helped build it. By episode 3 I was fully invested, and by ep 4 I was emotionally all the way deep in Tom's new world. Glad it only needed 4 eps, any longer it would have just been another vanity star project.

It was also long enough to understand Tom's love for his parents, and the lifelong friendships that he still cherises, including the respect of the down to earth experts that showed the way, from building fences, renovating the barn into a podcast studio, and most of all the animal handlers.

Tom didn't allow for any ego trips to get in the way of telling this humble story of a once high profile person embracing a new lease of life.