The Jeff Foxworthy Show 1995
What is The Jeff Foxworthy Show?
The Jeff Foxworthy Show is a television series first released in 1995. Catalogued under Comedy.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1995
- Status
- Canceled
- Episodes
- 41
- Runtime
- 30 minutes
- First aired
- Sep 12, 1995
- Networks
- ABC
- Genres
- Comedy
- Updated
How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 41 episodes and an average 30-minute runtime.
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Overview
The Jeff Foxworthy Show is a television series first released in 1995. Catalogued under Comedy. Produced and broadcast by ABC. Current status: Canceled. Spans 2 seasons and 41 tracked episodes.
Should you watch it?
“A redneck dad juggles business, mortgage, and a mischievous son while valuing family.”
- Humorous take on everyday working‑class life
- Jeff Foxworthy’s signature redneck humor
- Heartfelt family moments
- May feel dated to modern audiences
- Some jokes rely on era‑specific stereotypes
Watch it if you enjoy lighthearted sitcoms about family and blue‑collar humor.
The show contains family‑oriented comedy with occasional redneck humor, appropriate for most teen and adult audiences.
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Season 1 · 18 episodes
- E1 Jeff's Life 101 Mytharc Sep 12, 1995
- E2 A Non-Affair to Remember Core Sep 16, 1995
- E3 The Gene Pool Core Sep 23, 1995
- E4 Elliot and Victoria's Secret Core Sep 30, 1995
- E5 Womb with a View Core Oct 14, 1995
- E6 With Two You Get Cow's Milk Core Oct 28, 1995
- E7 Jeff & Ray & Rascal's Big Adventure Core Nov 4, 1995
- E8 A Sore Winner Core Nov 11, 1995
- E9 He's Making a List, Checking It Twice Core Nov 25, 1995
- E10 Foxworthy Family Feud Core Dec 16, 1995
- E11 Matt About You Core Dec 23, 1995
- E12 Clan of the Bare Caves Core Jan 6, 1996
- E13 Before You Say No, Just Hear Me Out Core Jan 13, 1996
- E14 Deedee Day Core Jan 20, 1996
- E15 He Ain't Heavy, He's a Bully Core Jan 24, 1996
- E16 Moonstruck Core Feb 3, 1996
- E17 Shootout at the Comedy Corral Mytharc May 8, 1996
- E18 One Wedding and a Baby Mytharc May 15, 1996
Season 2 · 23 episodes
- E1 Where the Donuts are Good, Not Great Mytharc Sep 23, 1996
- E2 The List is Strife Core Sep 30, 1996
- E3 The Poor Sportsmen of the Apocalypse Core Oct 7, 1996
- E4 My Dinner with Betty Core Oct 14, 1996
- E5 The Gift Core Oct 21, 1996
- E6 The Practical Joke Core Oct 28, 1996
- E7 Puppy Love Triangle Core Nov 11, 1996
- E8 Like Florus, Like Son Core Nov 18, 1996
- E9 The Thanksgiving Episode Core Nov 25, 1996
- E10 Merry Christmas, Y'all Core Dec 16, 1996
- E11 Feud for Thought Core Jan 6, 1997
- E12 You Cain't Teach a Dead Dog New Tricks Core Jan 13, 1997
- E13 The Briarton Syndrome Core Jan 20, 1997
- E14 You the Man Core Feb 3, 1997
- E15 Big Dogs Core Feb 17, 1997
- E16 Foxworthy Shall Rise Again Mytharc Mar 3, 1997
- E17 Gone Fishin' Core Mar 10, 1997
- E18 Mooseface Loves Nuzzles Core Mar 17, 1997
- E19 The Good, The Bad and The Hairless Core Apr 7, 1997
- E20 Real Men Core Apr 14, 1997
- E21 Wrestling Opera Core Apr 28, 1997
- E22 Twister of Fate Mytharc May 5, 1997
- E23 Field of Schemes Mytharc May 5, 1997
Frequently asked questions
When did The Jeff Foxworthy Show originally air?
It premiered on ABC on September 12, 1995, and ran there until May 15, 1996, before moving to NBC.
On which networks did the series broadcast?
The series aired first on ABC and later on NBC.
Who does Jeff Foxworthy portray in the series?
He plays a hardworking husband and father who runs a heating and air company.
What is the central premise of the show?
It follows Jeff balancing his mortgage, business, and raising his precocious son while emphasizing family values.
What genre does The Jeff Foxworthy Show belong to?
It is a comedy sitcom.
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