“Doublewide, Texas” is a fast-paced comedy, which follows the inhabitants of one of the smallest trailer parks in Texas – four doublewides, and a shed – which are thrown for a loop when they realize the nearby town of Tugaloo is determined to annex them.

Inside one of those trailers Joveeta Crumpler is dealing with career troubles, a feisty mother, Caprice, a brother, Baby Crumpler, who is getting way too serious about his womanless beauty pageant and a big-hearted best friend George Dean Rudd, who is struggling to keep her diner and finances afloat! If she would just stop taking in every stray, cat, possum, armadillo, or any stray upright that wanders by she’d probably be doing better!

Then we have Big Ethel Satterwhite, who is nobody’s fool, but tough as she is, she continually is frustrated by clients at Stairway to Heaven Retirement Village, as well as her mule-headed husband, O.C., who shows more affection for his Barcalounger than he does for Big Ethel.

All the residents are plagued by Haywood Sloggett, the curmudgeon from across the road who loathes their trailer trash ways. But, they’ll soon have to put their problems and differences aside to work together to defeat the encroaching annexation if they and – their way of life – have a snowball’s chance to survive being swallowed up by “the big guys.“