I can't be the only person that bought this . It has been out for a week and is still not listed on DVD Profiler. I realize that the show is not great, but it is a guilty pleasure of mine.
No, I purchased this set also. I've already watched all of it. It was good to see this show again. I remember enjoying it when it was on the air, and after watching the set I still enjoy the show. I just hope enough people buy the first season so they can release the 2nd season.
I've also watched the entire set. I remember being home sick from work one day and seeing an episode or two on a cable station (possibly PAX) and it brought a chuckle or two. I do hope that they release Season 2 because the overall opinion is that it is better than the first.
It's available? Cool! I never got a chance to watch it when it was on, and I LOVE Foxworthy!
I'd still like to write the guy a fan letter and ask him WHICH branch of the family he belongs to, because half of the You Might Be A Redneck Ifs sound SO familiar!
I used to watch it when it aired on the USA channel when I was younger, but I got sick of the whole redneck thing pretty fast. It was the same thing as the Torklesons...
For people who are not familiar with his sitcom, let me warn you that it's nowhere near as good as his stand-up comedy specials. This stand-up routine was mostly based around his married life with only a fraction of it dedicated to his redneck jokes. He is must more talented than that.
If you're looking for his best work check out the specials "You Might Be A Redneck If . . . ", "Check Your Neck" or "Totally Committed" all now on DVD. "The Jeff Foxworthy Show" is yet another unfortunate example of a great comedian stuck in a second-rate sitcom.
I am not a fan of the series at all, but since there's only 2 seasons, I think it's time for Sony to go ahead and release season 2 so it can be completed.
Well, I love Jeff Foxworthy not only for his redneck humor but for the bulk of his stand-up material which is focused on married life. However, this was never a good show nor was it ever really as funny as it should have been. It certainly never came close to matching his own comedy material.
Someone seemed to come up with the idea of doing a sitcom about a southern family and stuck Jeff in it because he does "southern" humor. Sorry, that don't work if the material isn't there. The same thing happened to Margaret Cho with All-American Girl.
If you want to see Jeff at his best get his first two stand-up specials which are now on DVD.