Hot Girls
Full Throttle is more scantily clad than the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. There's no blurring of thongs here, just a ton of hot dancers and customers who have no trouble wearing skimpy outfits (when they bother at all), most of them extremely attractive. And that's not even counting the ladies of Flaunt, the saloon's trashier version of the Pussycat Dolls (we mean that as a compliment).

The "Family" Dynamics
Michael Ballard owns and operates the Full Throttle for ten days every year and while he thinks about selling every season, we can't imagine him without the place. His massive attraction draws in big crowds, and he seems to thrive on the pain that the business entails. His long-time love is Angie, who heads up the aforementioned Flaunt troupe and also runs a little corner called Angieland, which largely seems to involve her sitting on top of random guy's heads to show off her best asset. Ballard's entire family is always hanging around, and they really go for the gut when they bicker... and the more they squabble, the more enjoyable this show becomes.

The Ridiculous Performances
Last year, Jesse James Dupree (the lead singer of Jackyl, not to be confused with the cheating slimeball Jesse James) had himself shot out of a giant cannon across the front of the entire venue. It was pretty fantastic and this season it looks he's going to outdo himself, possibly by leaping from an insane height. He uses more pyrotechnics than we've ever seen in one place and has an unhealthy obsession with chainsaws. But as he's the Full Throttle's event producer, charged with booking and wrangling some often demanding acts, he and Ballard get into it pretty good as well, much to our entertainment.

The Unique Visitors to the Rally
This show would be nothing without the patrons who shell out money like it is nothing and get really drunk and behave inappropriately with the shot girls. Watching these bikers mingle, brawl and get tattoos of the Full Throttle Saloon is an endless source of amazement. Pair them with the odd people that work at FTS (such as our personal favorite, Fajita Mike) and you just never know what will happen.

The Cash Money
In this day and age where credit cards are king, it's incredible to see the stacks of money being thrown around at the Full Throttle. And watching Ballard deal with people who are stealing from him (thanks to some helpful security guards, who deserve hazard pay) is impressive. The way he counts each single dollar in the hopes that his business will succeed (taking occasional breaks to stare at weather reports in the hopes that Mother Nature will cooperate) has a bizarre -- and realistic -- desperation about it, which we don't normally get to see on shows like Pawn Stars or Hardcore Pawn.

There's An Edge to It
This show has a gritty vibe that counterculture shows like L.A. Ink tried and failed to capture. This show does it with ease just by showcasing the different walks of life who come to the bar. Honestly, we had no idea so many people were still obsessed with Jackyl. Or even knew who Jackyl was, for that matter. And where else are you going to see little people wrestling? TLC?

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