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Vice Principals

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Vice Principals is an HBO dark comedy series developed by Danny McBride and Jody Hill. The show ran for two seasons from 2016 to 2017, featuring a cast including Walton Goggins and Kimberly Hébert Gregory. It consisted of eighteen episodes centered on the unconventional methods of two deputy principals.

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What are Neal Gamby and Lee Russell fighting over in Vice Principals?

Neal Gamby, played by Danny McBride, and Lee Russell, played by Walton Goggins, both want to become principal of North Jackson High. Their rivalry turns into a campaign against Dr. Belinda Brown, played by Kimberly Hebert Gregory.

How many seasons and episodes does Vice Principals have?

Vice Principals ran on HBO for two seasons from 2016 to 2017. The series has 18 episodes, and it was designed as a closed story rather than an open-ended sitcom.

How is Vice Principals connected to Eastbound & Down?

Both shows come from Danny McBride and Jody Hill, with the same taste for aggressive comedy and self-destructive male characters. Vice Principals moves that energy from baseball and Kenny Powers into a high school administration setting.

Why is Walton Goggins' Lee Russell so central to the show?

Lee Russell looks polished and polite, but his schemes are often more vicious than Gamby's. Walton Goggins makes the character a key part of the HBO show's dark tone, especially as the alliance between Russell and Gamby keeps collapsing.

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