Ernest finds his old family album and we are treated to a series of skits starring his family members.Ernest finds his old family album and we are treated to a series of skits starring his family members.Ernest finds his old family album and we are treated to a series of skits starring his family members.
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- TriviaIts first DVD release was on October 31, 2006 as part of Mill Creek Entertainment's "Maximum Ernest" and "Essential Ernest Collection" box sets along with Your World as I See It (1994). Its second DVD release was on June 5, 2012 as part of Image Entertainment's "Ernest's Wacky Adventures: Volume 2" box set along with Ernest Goes to School (1994), Slam Dunk Ernest (1995) and Ernest Goes to Africa (1997). Image Entertainment re-released all of the same two feature films, "Greatest Hits" commercials, and two comedy short anthologies from Mill Creek Entertainment's "Essential Ernest Collection" box set on January 12, 2016.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam (1985)
Featured review
This video contains some pretty amazing skits. Some are amazingly funny, and some are so amazingly bad that it just makes you shake your head.
The most alarming of the skits is the Corporal Davy Worrell sketch. This is done so well it's downright scary. It's a magnum opus of schizophrenic behavior so real you have to wonder why he didn't wind up in the rubber room next to Jonathan Winters. The "Meanest Man in the World" segment has pretty decent acting. And the string of non-sequiter utterances during the Pops Worrell skit is one for the ages.
Others, in particular the "Billy Boogie" segment, are absolutely dreadful and embarrasing to watch. Trust me, this is why the "FF" button was invented. Even worse than the "Earnest" movies, if you can imagine such a thing.
The production values are pretty awful, but that doesn't really detract. I actually lived very near most of the locations in central Kentucky, like the repro Fort Boonesboro in the Davy Worrell segment. I ran model boats in the creek in the Pops skit, and I have seen the abandoned bus in which Queequeg lives. Talk about a brush with fame!
The most alarming of the skits is the Corporal Davy Worrell sketch. This is done so well it's downright scary. It's a magnum opus of schizophrenic behavior so real you have to wonder why he didn't wind up in the rubber room next to Jonathan Winters. The "Meanest Man in the World" segment has pretty decent acting. And the string of non-sequiter utterances during the Pops Worrell skit is one for the ages.
Others, in particular the "Billy Boogie" segment, are absolutely dreadful and embarrasing to watch. Trust me, this is why the "FF" button was invented. Even worse than the "Earnest" movies, if you can imagine such a thing.
The production values are pretty awful, but that doesn't really detract. I actually lived very near most of the locations in central Kentucky, like the repro Fort Boonesboro in the Davy Worrell segment. I ran model boats in the creek in the Pops skit, and I have seen the abandoned bus in which Queequeg lives. Talk about a brush with fame!
- Brett_Buck
- Sep 9, 2002
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- Country of origin
- Language
- Also known as
- Hey Vern, It's My Family Album
- Filming locations
- Fort Watauga, Elizabethton, Tennessee, USA(Davy, the Frontiersman)
- Production company
- See more company credits at IMDbPro
- Runtime57 minutes
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