Blue Collar TV

The theme of the series premiere episode is family, with skits including "Dan Grogan's House of Gravy," "400 Pounds of Intervention" and "Big Kids." Other weekly features include the redneck dictionary and special musical performances.

The theme of this episode is "Naked," and skits include "Real Bachelors" and "Rescue 911." The redneck dictionary word of the week is "European."

With recurring guest star RON WHITE, Jeff, Bill and Larry lampoon television as they take a Blue Collar look at game shows, the hit drama "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation" and a very special skit called "Hick Eye for the Queer Guy."

Jeff portrays a limbless stuntman named Weeble Kneeble and a repairman whose most useful tool is a baseball bat.

Jeff, Bill and Larry take a lighthearted look at marriage. The show starts off with a lingerie fashion show for married women. Jeff plays a very strange action hero, and Larry reads a special version of "Little Red Riding Hood."

In this special presentation, fans are treated to brand-new, never-before-seen sketches, outrageous outtakes and up-close, behind-the-scenes footage, along with the very best skits from the episodes so far.

Jeff, Bill and Larry take a look at the good old-fashioned American vacation.

Jeff, Bill and Larry learn how to salsa dance. Bill plays a volatile little league coach, and series star HEATH HYCHE portrays basketball coach Bobby Knight.

Jeff plays L. Roy Tippet, a country singer with 20 million songs--and no hits. Jeff also portrays a guy who chooses a fishing trip over his mother-in-law's funeral.

Special guest DREW CAREY joins the guys as hunters singing Broadway show tunes. Jeff, Bill and Larry get a lesson in down-home Creole cooking at the New Orleans School of Cooking.

A New Orleans palm reader predicts the future for Jeff, Bill and Larry. Cousin Timmy (played by series star PETER OLDRING) shows off his secret stash of candy to "big kids" Ronnie (Jeff), Blake (Bill) and Dooley (Larry).

Larry is transformed into Larry the Spider Guy after being bitten by a spider; Jeff gets a surprise visit from the Butt Bandit during a routine exam; and Bill, series star AYDA FIELD and series star ASHLEY DRANE play a Los Angeles family.

"Big kids" Ronnie (Jeff), Blake (Bill) and Dooley (Larry) get spooked while trick-or-treating.

Bill and Larry relax at Dan Grogan's (Jeff) Gravy Spa. Larry learns synchronized swimming.

Jack Bauer (Bill) is back in the new drama "24 Seconds," for people with short attention spans.

Two-time Grammy Award-winning recording artist LEANN RIMES plays Christie Brinkley opposite Jeff as Chuck Norris in a skit about the Dual Exercisemaster 3000. Rimes performs her hit single "Nothin 'Bout Love."

Larry teaches kids the true spirit of Christmas with his politically correct fairytale, "Twas the Night Before a Nondenominational Winter Holiday."

Jeff, Bill and Larry take a lesson in Japanese cooking; Larry plays an overly friendly family dog named Rusty; and Jeff plays an overweight detective named Heavy Heat.

Bill plays Jeff Foxworthy in the story of Jeff's catchphrase, "You Might Be A Redneck¿"; and Larry goes back in time to discover the origin of Bill's slogan, "Here's Your Sign."

"American Idol" runner-up DIANA DeGARMO joins Whoopi Goldberg in a telethon for the victims of people with "Faces That Stayed That Way Disease"; Larry introduces his new scent, Larry Cologne; and Martha Stewart shares her tips from jail.

Jeff Foxworthy portrays a father trying to help his wife (series star BROOKE DILLMAN) and kids (series stars ASHLEY DRANE and PETER OLDRING) cope with the loss of their cable TV.

A family dinner turns into a wrestling match when professional wrestler JEFF JARRETT (himself) drops in. Jarrett also laments the bizarre requests from his fans in "Things That Burn Me."

It's a very "Brady" flashback when Jeff, Bill and Larry welcome CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT (himself - "The Brady Bunch"), for a skit called "Brady Trash."

"American Idol" stars Ruben Studdard (played by series star GARY ANTHONY WILLIAMS) and Clay Aiken (played by series star PETER OLDRING) sing for Jeff, Bill and Larry.

Jeff, Bill and Larry go to school to become professional wrestlers for a day, two brothers meet their match in a ventriloquist's dummy, and Jeff gets help for his barbeque addiction.