Jeff Foxworthy: The Good Old Days

I'll admit I've never been a huge Foxworthy fan, but he has his moments. And there are some mildly humorous parts in this 60 minute routine. But the majority of it is tired and demeaning "my wife" and "my mother" jokes that had me yawning through most of the show. Dude, it's just not funny to listen to 20 minutes of how your wife packs a suitcase. And cracking jokes about not knowing who the father of your daughter's child is... just not funny.

There wasn't much of anything brilliant or hilarious in this. Not one belly laugh, or even more than a chuckle. A lot of this show is a bit off-color (no, it's not "good, clean comedy" when he's talking about the size of his junk).

I did somewhat enjoy the end when he's talking about his unexpected evening in the hotel. Other than that, there's not a joke or routine in the rest of the show that was memorable. I noticed he no longer finishes on the "You just might be a redneck" routines, and that's fine I guess. But maybe he needs to think up something new and original, because wife / mother / mother in law / daughter jokes just don't cut it any more.

Thank you thank you thank you!!

I've tried watching several stand up comedy shows and immediately get turned off when the comic goes political, so it was very refreshing to watch a show without being attacked. I needed that.

Good, refreshing comedy.

Keep it up!

Jeff is a great comedian. He seems to have lost a step. While there are funny parts in this it seems somehow to be missing a vital element. I cannot say it better thatn that. I know that fails to convey my point. He just missed the mark.

I'm almost 70 and have been listening to Jeff since he broke into the public scene. A lot of his current jokes are about his life experiences, being older etc. Perhaps that is why I appreciate his material and my wife and I laughed out loud many times. I don't think a much younger audience would relate. But if you think as I do, don't miss this. It is his best material in many years.

I spent the whole time wondering how this could have been released as a finished product.

The only thing I came up with is that he has a big name, so every time he practiced this material he got laughs leading him to believe it was funny.

Is the 2 drink minimum making comics think their material is way better than it is?

Netflix keeps raising prices, canceling quality shows and pumping out garbage comedy and terrible reality TV.

I rage cancelled my subscription after seeing this attempt at a "special".