With Ron White having moved on to greener pastures of tobacco and scotch (scotch growing in pastures being a very Engvall idea) the Blue Comedy Tour reunites as Them Idiots, losing their gruff anchor and thus adjusting their goofiness upwards. The live set captured here goes Engvall (who's getting old and hates self-checkout lines plus macchiato), Foxworthy (plenty of "You Might Be a Redneck" material and it's still working), and then Larry the Cable Guy (also getting old, realizing that the bathroom, not the bedroom, "is ...
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With Ron White having moved on to greener pastures of tobacco and scotch (scotch growing in pastures being a very Engvall idea) the Blue Comedy Tour reunites as Them Idiots, losing their gruff anchor and thus adjusting their goofiness upwards. The live set captured here goes Engvall (who's getting old and hates self-checkout lines plus macchiato), Foxworthy (plenty of "You Might Be a Redneck" material and it's still working), and then Larry the Cable Guy (also getting old, realizing that the bathroom, not the bedroom, "is where the magic happens") before part-time Idiot Reno Collier joins and moderates the usual, show-closing redneck panel talk. It's that last bit returning Blue Collar fans will enjoy the most and while the gravely "real talk" of White is missed, Them Idiots is not only a lot of fun but also a comforting friend after either a prostate exam or a family visit to the Olive Garden. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi
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