Product Description

The Blue Collar Comedy Tour is back with an all new show—filmed in Washington D.C. at the Warner Theater. Jeff Foxworthy, Larry the Cable Guy, Bill Engvall, and Ron White storm the stage with their hilarious Blue Collar brand of comedy. Plus, the DVD let’s you go on the road with the guys as they play practical jokes at the White House, "go back to college", and much more!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #18196 in DVD
• Brand: PARAMOUNT HOME VIDEO
• Released on: 2006-06-27
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: AC-3, Color, Dolby, DVD, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Subtitled in: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 108 minutes

Amazon.com
The redneck wits of Blue Collar Comedy Tour: One for the Road have gone a little more posh in this, their final appearance together. Performing in the gorgeous, historic Warner Theater in Washington, D.C., there's an air of class about the proceedings quickly and good-naturedly undone by the quartet's material. Bill Engvall discusses what it was like to assemble a trampoline for his kid and make a couple of discoveries while trying it out: "One, the dog doesn't like to jump. Two, I'm 20 feet in the air, and now my high school geometry kicks in. If you jump at an angle, you bounce at the opposite angle." He has another fond remembrance of youth: "Remember when you discovered you could burn ants with a magnifying glass? Then I saw an ant on my arm." Ron White, with trademark drink and a smoke in hand, talks about dieting tips for clean living: "Skinny people tell you: drink a lot of water, you'll be less hungry. You know what? Drink a lot of water, you'll be less thirsty." Redneck everyman Jeff Foxworthy comes armed with fashion tips for the Wal-Mart crowd: "There's no shame in having a spare tire around your waist. Just cover it up." He's also got vasectomy clinic slogans you don't want to hear: "Half-off. Everything must go." Finally, Larry the Cable Guy continues narrating his journey through cluelessness: "I got married seven months ago. We're already having trouble. Apparently, you can't talk dirty to your wife's sister." A little sidebar about the comedians' special trip to the White House is a cute diversion, while special features include a brisk question-and-answer session with a sharp audience. --Tom Keogh

Customer Reviews

"Lord, I've always been a C student..."
What I love about these Blue Collar DVD's is they feature some of the best sets these guys have, but they leave you wanting more and that leads to yet another Blue Collar DVD with, get this, different material and that is really worth the purchase. This is the third installment and its just as impressive as the previous two. Bill Engvall (one of the funniest men alive) starts things off, and as he does best he takes jabs as family life since above all else Bill is a family man. One of the funniest jokes has to do though with his first massage and his reaction to it...great laughs. Ron White is up next, and as he does best he takes jabs at life with booze and loose women, except now that he's a married man the loose women part has been narrowed down to one woman. His set though is still funny especially his take on the movie 'Grizzly Man' although he spoiled the ending! Jeff Foxworthy is on top of his game, although if you ask me he's not as good as his open acts, and quite frankly neither is Larry, although Larry can succeed in getting a laugh out of you for just about anything (his stand up routine in full is histerical!) The great thing about these Blue Collar DVD's is that each of the four men bring something different to the table, their comedy is all unique that it doesn't feel your hearing the same recycled jokes over and over and each has such different delivery everything feels fresh, from Bills almost girlish expressions to Larry's 'Git-er-Done' every line is bound to force a smile. If you own the first two then this is a must have, and even if your new to the phenominon that is Blue Collar TV this is still a very good start!

Funny!
I laughed so hard watching this. Bill Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy were both equally funny. I didn't like Larry much in the other tours but he either got better or I just didn't appreciate him the first two times I saw him. Jeff Foxworthy came in a close second with his fashion tips. Ron White seemed a bit mean this time around and was the low point in the show. I told my husband he was my favorite of the four in the first two "Blue Collar Tours" and was disappointed this time. Neither one of us liked him much on this tour.

I liked them sitting together showing photos of themselves when they were young. Being their age, I remember how ugly clothes was back then and I had to snicker at how bad we all looked in the 1970s.

I would have given it 5 stars if Ron White was better.

Hilarious! New! Side-Splitting! Uproarious!
These four guys are so funny - especially when they turn the light on themselves and most Americans. - we just do and say the craziest stuff.

Bill Engvall, Ron White, Larry the Cable Guy, and Jeff Foxworthy return with their all-new, best material for a crowd that is electrified. With their PG-13 humor, they make fun of everyone, especially southern, redneck, America.

Foxworthy delivers a new bit on "Fashion Tips for Rednecks". Engvall describes his first massage, Larry pleads with God "Lord, you know I am only a C student" and Ron White lets loose on dogs, including his own beloved bulldog.

Great fun - lot's of laughs and a terrific audience!