Foxworthy's Big Night Out

TV Series
2006–
30m

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Each week a different country artist joins Foxworthy for the ultimate in country comedy and live musical performances, with Kenny Rogers kicking off the premiere episode. Country stars Trace... Read allEach week a different country artist joins Foxworthy for the ultimate in country comedy and live musical performances, with Kenny Rogers kicking off the premiere episode. Country stars Trace Adkins, Billy Currington, Sara Evans, Pat Green, Jack Ingram, Montgomery Gentry, Joe Nich... Read allEach week a different country artist joins Foxworthy for the ultimate in country comedy and live musical performances, with Kenny Rogers kicking off the premiere episode. Country stars Trace Adkins, Billy Currington, Sara Evans, Pat Green, Jack Ingram, Montgomery Gentry, Joe Nichols, Blake Shelton, The Warren Brothers, Hank Williams Jr. and The Wreckers all test their... Read all

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Brooke Dillman

Various…

• 2006

Lauren Mary Kim

Homewrecker

• 2006

Suzie Pollard

Homewrecker

• 2006

Kerrilee Kaski

Homewrecker

• 2006

Deena Cary

Homewrecker

• 2006

Sara Erikson

Various

• 2006

Peter Oldring

Various…

• 2006

Shane Caldwell

Various…

• 2006

Jeff Foxworthy

Self - Host…

• 2006

Bill Pacer

Family Reunion

• 2006

John Jason Bailey

Mechanic

• 2006

Trace Adkins

Self - Performer

• 2006

The Homewreckers

Themselves

• 2006

Kenny Rogers

Self - Performer…

• 2006

Ted Manson

Big Daddy

• 2006

Sara Evans

Self - Performer

• 2006

Kathleen Madigan

• 2006

Randy McDowell

Becky's Boyfriend

• 2006

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Like Blue Collar without the other guys

The format of this show was essentially like the network Blue Collar Comedy shows, only Bill Engvall and Larry T. Cableguy weren't there. It's funny at times, but you get to missing the other two. Most of the supporting cast was on the Blue Collar show and they have some real talent, so the show is fun to watch. Rather than a theme, though, each show has a musical guest/host who participates in one skit, sings a song, and then chats with Jeff at the end, showing pictures from "before they were stars". I enjoyed watching it, but it would be nice to see a little variety of format. I do love how Jeff came out and did an opening monologue...as usual, they were funny.

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If nothing else, it is as it was.

A real show. Like a lobster in pot, you pull it out when the shell is red, and that, as we all know is what Foxworth is best at. When the networks are smart enough to put Foxworthy where he's supposed to be, then that is where you'll find him.

Rather than "I came out to see him, and there he was..... gone!" It's like I've said all along about him. He's Jeff Foxworthy. Except when he's not.

When I first saw the initial episode of this show, I have to admit that it was the first time that I saw it. Since I wasn't too sure that I would like it, I ended up switching channels so I didn't really see it which makes it extremely hard to comment upon. Still I feel that I got the gist of it, and from that point I'll say that it has to be seen to be believed. Unless like myself you haven't seen it in which case it's utterly unbelievable.