The Lineup

Meet the Characters

Raymond never takes the stage alone. Get to know the crew.

Cousin Earl in a camouflage cap and vest in front of an American flag

Cousin Earl

One word. Endless trouble.

Every family has a Cousin Earl. You know the one — the family member everybody tries to avoid at the family reunion. And if you don't know who Cousin Earl is in your family… it might just be you.

Cousin Earl doesn't say much. In fact, as far as anybody knows, there is only one word in his entire vocabulary: “Yup.”

But Earl doesn't need many words. His facial expressions, body language, and perfectly timed reactions say everything for him — and usually leave everybody else in stitches.

Somehow, Earl has a special talent for getting himself way over his head in trouble. Yet, through a strange combination of luck, confusion, and what can only be described as divine intervention, he always manages to stumble his way right back out of it.

And the funniest part? Cousin Earl always seems to come out smelling like a rose… or WD-40.

"He may not say much, but when Cousin Earl shows up, you can bet something funny is about to happen."
Hoss Fly, a bearded man in a white cowboy hat and sunglasses, raising a mug in front of a large American flag

Hoss Fly

The All-American RedNeck.

Nobody really knows where Hoss Fly is from — and honestly, he ain't telling. Everybody assumes he's from somewhere down South, but the truth is RedNecks are everywhere!

Hoss Fly is the All-American RedNeck, living by one simple motto: “Always lookin' for a good time as long as it's not too much work.” He's a little country, a little crazy, and always ready to find the funny side of everyday life.

Through his short-form comedy videos, Hoss Fly brings his unique brand of RedNeck humor to the world. From “Today in RedNeck History” to the ever-popular “RedNeck Salute,” Hoss Fly celebrates the people, places, traditions, and downright ridiculous moments that make RedNeck culture one of a kind.

"Wherever there's a good time — and not too much work — Hoss Fly is probably somewhere nearby."
Western poster of RJ Ricochet, deputy marshal, beside a miniature horse
Western poster of RJ Ricochet and Marshal Kelso Butcher in the desert beneath a covered wagon, titled Code of the West
RJ Ricochet & Marshal Kelso Butcher — upholding the Code of the West.

RJ Ricochet

Deputy of Buzzard Ridge, Texas.

RJ Ricochet hails from the fine — and slightly questionable — town of Buzzard Ridge, Texas, population 87… or 88 when Old Man Jenkins ain't in jail.

Nobody is quite sure how RJ became Marshal Kelso Butcher's right-hand man. Some say it was because of his quick draw. Others say Marshal Butcher was simply standing too close when RJ accidentally saved his life.

Either way, the two have become an unlikely team. Marshal Butcher brings the experience, wisdom, and grit. RJ brings the confusion, questionable decisions, and an unbelievable ability to survive things that should've gotten him killed.

Together, they ride across the untamed frontier, chasing down outlaws, bringing justice to the West, and doing their best to uphold THE CODE OF THE WEST.

"Taming the West ain't easy — but somebody's got to do it. Especially when THE CODE OF THE WEST is on the line."

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