Country Fried Home Videos

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Country Fried Home Videos
Bill Engvall hosting the show
Bill Engvall hosting the show
Format Variety
Starring Bill Engvall
Country of origin United States
Language(s) English
Production
Executive
producer(s)
Bradley Anderson
Mack Anderson
Producer(s) Bill Engvall
Running time 30 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel CMT
Original run June 22, 2006 – present
External links
Official website
IMDb profile

Image:CFHVLogo.jpg

Country Fried Home Videos or CFHV is a television program that is aired on CMT. It is hosted by Bill Engvall, one of America's stand-up comedians.

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[edit] Description

The show consists of home videos that people have sent in of things that are humorous and/or amazing with narration by the show's host Bill Engvall, and the winner, chosen by Bill, wins the "Here's Your Sign" award (taken from Bill's trademark "Here's Your Sign" standup comedy routine), as well as one thousand dollars. Bill hosts the show from a diner. The show often features a sound effect of a gun cocking before a video begins and always starts with a disclaimer stating that video submissions depicting intentionally dangerous and/or illegal content will be rejected, and ends with Bill asking a waitress, "Waitress's name Check, please."

[edit] Recurring features

Along with the regular assortment of videos, the show also includes recurring segments. These have included the following.

[edit] The World's Strongest Redneck

The most frequently-seen segment, called "The World's Strongest Redneck", appears in almost every episode. In the segment, The World's Strongest Redneck, Steve McGranahan, does something that takes a lot of strength to do, such as pulling a chain with a car attached to it with his teeth, bending metal objects with his bare hands, ripping a deck of cards in half with duct tape on them, or playing tee-ball with a [[sledgehammer]and bowling ball!].

[edit] The Great Handini

Another segment, one that is not shown as often as "The World's Strongest Redneck", is called "The Great Handini". In this segment, a person named Maher Haddad makes noises with his body parts, such as using his hands to perform "Yankee Doodle", "Row, Row, Row Your Boat".

[edit] Season 1: 2006

There were videos with car, monster truck, or motorcycle wrecks. Also during the show, Bill says his favorite things to do is bet on horse races, go fishing or hunting, or watching monster truck rallies. There was only one episode with bloopers at the end of the show.

Episode 101: Crash-a-thon

Episode 102: Homemade Inventions

Episode 103: Judgement Calls

Episode 104: Felon Follies

Episode 105: Bikini Gun Girls

Episode 106: Cars I Want

Episode 107: Nature Vs Man

Episode 108: Moment of Shame

Episode 109: Life Rules

[edit] Season 2: 2007

A man sends in a video of him putting his head in an alligator's mouth, and then it bites down on his head and the man has to be freed by nearby safety personnel, a woman stuffing her mouth with lots of grapes, and models skiing in bikinis.

Chris Fox plays the Fry Cook on the show. He can be seen at the diner with Bill Engvall.

Episode 201: Brokebike Mountain

Episode 202: Physics Is Hard

Episode 203: Gettin' Bucked

Episode 204: Kidiots

Episode 205: Rollin' Your Own

Episode 206: Wrecked 'Em

Episode 207: Great Americans

Episode 208: Spoiled Sports

Episode 209: Banned In America

Episode 210: Crash Bash

Episode 211: Fowl Play

Episode 212: Brain Drain

[edit] Season 3: 2007

More crazy videos and more of Bill. You'll see people take hits, spills, and just some weird stuff.

Episode 301: You've Got Males

Episode 302: Unnatural Acts

Episode 303: Agony of De-Feet

Episode 304: Critters Gone Wild

Episode 305: Bullfight Club

Episode 306: Wall-to-Wall Action

Episode 307: Slightly Used

Episode 308: Steer Clear

Episode 309: No Class

Episode 310: All the Fixin's

Episode 311: The Buck Starts Here

Episode 312: Grass Guzzlers

Episode 313: Wish You Were Here

Episode 314: Major Tools

Episode 315: F for Effort

Episode 316: Glory Days

[edit] Season 4: 2008

Season 4 is currently airing on CMT. Check your local listings for times.

[edit] Currently in Production

Country Fried Planet

From his Worldwide Command Center Bill will deliver the coolest, funniest and downright weirdest videos from around the world.

Here's Your Sign Award

The Here’s Your Sign Award Award is an hour-long special made up of award-winning videos from Country Fried Home Videos’ first three seasons.

[edit] First Television

First Television Logo
First Television Logo

First Television is a joint venture between brothers Mack Anderson and Bradley Anderson two men determined to make television the most entertaining appliance in the house. They believe the answer to almost every television question is cutting edge, innovative programming.

The Andersons have produced in most television genres—cable, daytime talk, magazine strips, games, network reality series, network specials, live action and animated children’s programming. First Television doesn’t do cookie cutter television. They’re more interested in doing cool TV shows.

First Television has developed a reputation for finely crafted programming with a slightly twisted edge. The Andersons are currently executive producing three shows for CMT (Country Music Television), Bill Engvall’s “Here’s Your Sign” Special, Country Fried Planet, and Country Fried Home Videos. They’re responsible for both Paramount syndicated series Maximum Exposure and Unexplained Mysteries, and Comedy Central's version of Trigger Happy TV. They produced the smash hit Battlebots for Comedy Central, airing for five seasons and 130 episodes of MTV's webRiot, a high-tech interactive gameshow. Comedy Central went through 200 comedy game show proposals before ordering 65 episodes of Vs., an offbeat game that pits wildly disparate groups in pop culture mania. They also produced The Rocket Challenge for the Discovery Channel. First Television also helped create PSI Factor with Dan Aykroyd and The Paranormal Borderline, hosted by Jonathan Frakes (the Star Trek guy) for UPN.

[edit] Reviews

The Beachwood Reporter

[edit] See also

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