The Jeff Foxworthy Show - The Complete First Season on Dvd
Personable comedian Jeff Foxworthy seemed a likely candidate in the 1990s to get his own situation comedy on television; thus was born The Jeff Foxworthy Show in '95, lasting two years. The Complete First Season includes the series' initial 18 episodes, which have much to recommend them despite obvious signs the program never quite figured out what is was about. Year 1 can easily be divided between pre-Jay Mohr episodes and everything after actor-comedian Mohr (Saturday Night Live) joined the cast as Wayne, a younger, wilder redneck brother of Jeff. (Foxworthy's character, like Jerry Seinfeld on Seinfeld, is named after the star.) The pre-Mohr episodes are simple domestic comedies focusing on Foxworthy's nuclear family: wife Karen (Anita Barone), a wry and insightful nurse, and son Matt (a very young Haley Joel Osment), a gifted student. Jeff, who owns a heating business but is too nice to his deadbeat customers, discovers in the show's premiere that Karen is pregnant, a happy event that culminates (of course) in a season-ending birth.
The Jeff Foxworthy Show is an American sitcom television series created by Tom Anderson, starring comedian Jeff Foxworthy and based on Foxworthy's stand-up comedy routine. It originally aired from September 12, 1995 to May 5, 1997 on ABC (season 1) and NBC (season 2)
Cast
Jeff Foxworthy as Himself
Ann Cusack as Karen Foxworthy (1996–1997)
Haley Joel Osment as Matt Foxworthy
Jonathan Lipnicki as Justin Foxworthy (1996–1997)
Bill Engvall as Bill Pelton (1996–1997)
G. W. Bailey as Big Jim Foxworthy (1996–1997)
Neil Giuntoli - Florus Workman (1996-1997)
Jeanine Jackson as Livie Ann Pitts (1996)
Kathryn Zaremba as Nettie (1996–1997)
Candy Trubucco as Candy Conklin (1996–1997)
Dave Powledge as Ebb Conklin (1996)
Paula Sorge as Betty Pelton (1996–1997)
Darryl Theirse as Andre Tucsan (1997)
Harold Baines as Ernie Binderman (1997)
Kevin Crowley as Trey (1997)
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