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Season 2 – The Jeff Foxworthy Show

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Jeff Foxworthy portrays himself in this mid-1990s sitcom, which is roughly based on his hit stand-up comedy routines that specialize in redneck humor. The series ran for two seasons, the first on ABC that followed the comic as an Indiana family man who operated a heating and air conditioning business. (ABC, incidentally, chose the Hoosier State as the setting out of concern that the Southern-infused comedy was not suited for a national audience.) The second season aired on NBC, which revamped the cast and the plot: The family now lived in Georgia, and Foxworthy worked on a loading dock. A noted co-star is Haley Joel Osment as one of Foxworthy's sons. As it turned out, the soon-to-be movie star and Foxworthy were the only actors to appear in both seasons.

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Howard Rosenberg Los Angeles Times 04/13/2020
The problem with the new Jeff Foxworthy is that, despite the cosmetology, it's essentially the old Jeff Foxworthy with the same protagonist, pleasant but uninspired Go to Full Review Tom Shales Washington Post 04/13/2020
It's one thing for a sitcom to be unfunny and quite another for it to be brutally, desperately sad. But such is the case with The Jeff Foxworthy Show, a lowly slug crawling out of the mud. Go to Full Review Jeremy Gerard Variety 04/13/2020
"Foxworthy" is the beneficiary of extraordinary life-support measures for a show that reveals no discernible pulse and which is to all appearances brain dead. Go to Full Review Scott D. Pierce Deseret News (Salt Lake City) 04/13/2020
The Jeff Foxworthy Show is, without a doubt, a better show than it was last year. It's better produced, fairly likeable and occasionally mildly humorous. But... "Foxworthy" still isn't anything worth getting excited about. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Stephen C @bob25009 Jun 21 23 unfunny episodes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more 11/27/2021 The first season was fantastic though technically When Russell and Walt got replaced with Wayne it felt like more like it had two seasons. That was a great show, this one that was changed, felt like it played more to the stereotypical style of what TV wants you to think of people and what is most portrayed often as and it annoyed the living hell out of me! It was the stereotypical annoying character tropes and it was so feeling so forced that I couldn't even think how people enjoyed this. I can see why this went downhill it was a disaster, it also really made me mad on how the new wife character was played I don't understand why that was drastically stereotyped to the point of bad writing. it reminded me of how bad I hated Reba only for the fact of how they wrote Barbara Jean and how she had no repercussions for her actions it was that bad. This whole season was not good and I was very disappointed in it. See more Read all reviews
The Jeff Foxworthy Show — Season 2

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Cast & Crew

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Jeff Foxworthy

Jeff Foxworthy

Ann Cusack

Karen Foxworthy

Haley Joel Osment

Matt Foxworthy

Jonathan Lipnicki

Justin Foxworthy

G.W. Bailey

Big Jim Foxworthy

Bill Engvall

Bill Pelton

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Sep 23, 1996 Where the Donuts Are Good. Not Great Having moved his family back to his hometown of Briarton, Ga., Jeff is upset when his wife, Karen, seems unimpressed with everything. Details Episode 2 Aired Sep 30, 1996 The List Is Strife Mayhem ensues when Livie Ann demands that Jeff, Bill and the others at the loading dock take a confrontation seminar. Details Episode 3 Aired Oct 7, 1996 The Poor Sportsmen of the Apocalypse Florus is dismayed to find out that real purpose of the guys-only hunting trip Jeff arranged is to play cards and eat junk food. Details Episode 4 Aired Oct 14, 1996 My Dinner With Betty Karen invites Bill's ex-wife to dinner, and Jeff gets too much information about his best friend's failed marriage. Details Episode 5 Aired Oct 21, 1996 The Gift When Big Jim's girlfriend kicks him out, he quickly finds another, leaving Jeff baffled as to what attracts women to his dad. Details Episode 6 Aired Oct 28, 1996 The Practical Joke Hoping it will bring a better selection of treats, Nettie and Matt force Justin to wear a bunny costume for Halloween. Details Episode 7 Aired Nov 11, 1996 Puppy Love Triangle Jeff and Karen (Jeff Foxworthy, Ann Cusack) grow concerned when Matt's teacher (guest star Christine Rose) reports problems at school. With Haley Joel Osment. Details Episode 8 Aired Nov 18, 1996 Like Florus, Like Son Jeff and Karen argue over how to discipline Matt after he misbehaves on "Take Your Kids to Work Day.". Details Episode 9 Aired Nov 25, 1996 The Thanksgiving Episode Thanksgiving becomes a real family affair when Jeff invites his family and friends over to watch football. Details Episode 10 Aired Dec 16, 1996 Merry Christmas, Y'all Jeff and Big Jim are arrested after taking the children into the woods to chop down a Christmas tree. Details Episode 11 Aired Jan 6, 1997 Feud for Thought Karen (Ann Cusack) tries to end a long-standing family feud between Jeff (Jeff Foxworthy) and his archenemy, Lyle Rafferty (guest star Tim McGraw). Details Episode 12 Aired Jan 13, 1997 Cain't Teach a Dead Dog New Tricks Karen (Ann Cusack) questions the elaborate funeral arrangements planned for the old family dog. With Jeff Foxworthy, G.W. Bailey. Details Episode 13 Aired Jan 20, 1997 The Briarton Syndrome Jeff (Jeff Foxworthy) and his co-workers meet their new boss (Kevin Crowley), who immediately causes a potentially hazardous spill. Details Episode 14 Aired Feb 3, 1997 Jeff, You the Man When Jeff becomes the new Monster Truck Mud Bogging champion, the former title holder steals the trophy. Details Episode 15 Aired Feb 17, 1997 Big Dogs A motivational speaker leads Jeff to question his life while inspiring Bill to unleash his "inner big dog.". Details Episode 16 Aired Mar 3, 1997 Foxworthy Shall Rise Again Trey wants to impress a potential client by re-enacting a Civil War battle; Jeff's bank believes he is dead. Details Episode 17 Aired Mar 10, 1997 Gone Fishin' A fishing trip with Karen and two friends goes downhill when Jeff finds he can't stand some of the company. Details Episode 18 Aired Mar 17, 1997 Mooseface Loves Nuzzles To prove his romantic intentions, Jeff must make amends to Karen after performing a noble act for a sexy waitress. Details Episode 19 Aired Apr 7, 1997 The Good, the Bad and the Hairless Called a nerd for getting a good-behavior award from Principal Peavey (guest star Bob "Captain Kangaroo" Keeshan), Matt (Haley Joel Osment) pulls a "cool" prank. Details Episode 20 Aired Apr 14, 1997 Real Men When Karen forgets their anniversary date, Jeff takes Bill out instead; Big Jim offers his wisdom on childhood. Details Episode 21 Aired Apr 28, 1997 Wrestling Opera Avoiding the opera, Matt and Jeff go to a wrestling meet, where Jeff bumps into "Macho Man" Randy Savage. Details Episode 22 Aired May 5, 1997 Twister of Fate As a twister hits, Jeff and Karen (Jeff Foxworthy, Ann Cusack) speculate about who should care for the boys if disaster strikes. Details Episode 23 Aired May 5, 1997 Field of Schemes The Foxworthys attempt an upset win at the company picnic against tough competitors, including Lester and Harold. Details

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Season Info

Executive Producer
Bernie Brillstein, Brad Grey
Network
NBC
Rating
TV-G
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date
Sep 23, 1996