The Jeff Foxworthy Show - The Complete First Season (1995)

Great Value

Never seeing this show before, I bought the DVD purely on the low price. I amalso a fan of some of Jeff Foxworthy's other work. I was supprised that this is a quality show, each episode got better and better, well up untill wayne (Jay Mohr) comes into the show (episode 13). I agree with others, that this is when the show loses focus, and gets a little crazy, a real change to the earlier episodes. Still very watchable show.

Reading other reviews, I cant wait to see the second season.

Well worth the budget price, would have given it 5 stars if they never introduced that Wayne character. May 19, 2007

Great Show!!!

I had only seen a few episodes of "The Jeff Foxworthy Show" on television because they don't come on tv much at all and when they had a sell at Walmart for only $5.50 for the whole set, I had to pick it up. The few episodes that I saw were great so I thought why not, for $5.50!!! I have to say that I wouldn't mind paying $20 for this set after watching it because this set is so good and is funny too! This is a great family show and I have been waiting for season 2 to come out because I can't wait for the new baby to arrive and to see what us going to happen. March 25, 2007

Started out Great

I liked the episodes before Mohr Arrived.Simple and to the point.Matt Clark was a big plus to the show in my opinion.After the release of clark and the addition of Mohr the show lost focus.I hope that Season two will warrant a release.Bill Engvall and Jeff Foxworthy togethor Great! February 26, 2007

We need more like this...

I didn't catch these when they were on television. I just bought these DVD's,elsewhere. So, I was looking on Amazon to see if there were more seasons. I am so disappointed that there aren't. They actually talk about going to church on this show! It was a terrific family show. There's very little on TV nowadays that you can say that about. My family and I have watched this season over and over and over again. I wish there were more. July 29, 2006

An interesting footnote to a major career, worth watching for that

I missed this show while it was on the air; but looking back ten years later it doesn't seem to be that dated. One may argue that Foxworthy is a comedian, not an actor - his acting here is convincing, but let's face it, he's playing himself. This is certainly not a flop on the level of Madonna's multiple embarrassments after "playing herself" in "Desperately Seeking Susan!" - Foxworthy is likeable on the screen, and doesn't stoop to offensive stereotypes to bring his message across. (Stereotypes perhaps, but NOT offensive.)

Watching the first season in order, one realizes that the show was trying to fix something and make it better. Since I have not seen the second season, I don't know if they did. (Will it ever be released?) But I was riveted to the screen for several nights, and enjoyed the show immensely.

Haley Joel Osment virtually steals every scene he's in, and perhaps this show will be of interest to film historians in the future BECAUSE of Osment.

If this show didn't live up to expectations, I don't think Foxworthy's career has suffered from this one iota. I really enjoyed watching these, but probably enjoyed them so much because I paid $5.50 at Wal*Mart.

And Foxworthy's career continues just fine, thank you, with the Blue Collar Comedy Tour.

(God, can you imagine Larry the Cable Guy in a sitcom? Wouldn't last as long as "The Book of Daniel"!) April 23, 2006

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