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Bill Engvall Show, The
EMAILPRINTSERIES: TBS, Tuesday 9:00p (30 minutes)
Generally unfavorable reviews
Based on 7 critic reviews
How did we calculate this?
Based on 32 votes
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Show Info
Genre(s): Comedy
Created By:
Bill Engvall
Michael Leeson
First Air Date: July 17, 2007
Summary
Starring Bill Engvall, Nancy Travis, Steve Hytner, Jennifer Lawrence, Graham Patrick Martin, Skyler Gisondo, and Tim Meadows
Bill Engvall is a family counselor with his own set of problems.
Episode Guide & More Info: More about this show at TV.com
Also On The Web: Official Show Site
What The Critics Said
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more...
TV GuideMatt Roush
This feels like the kind of show ABC used to churn out in its sleep.
Read Full Review >Washington PostTom Shales
There's a sort of comfort that comes from knowing you won't run into anything disruptively unconventional in a sitcom, and that would make Engvall as pleasantly lumpy as a dying couch.
Read Full Review >New York Daily NewsDavid Hinckley
You know a show needs work when its show-stopper is the mime.
Read Full Review >The New York TimesGinia Bellafante
There is a sense throughout that Mr. Engvall is betraying his core audience, and the whole blue-collar comedy ethos in particular, trading in one category of cliché for another.
Read Full Review >Boston GlobeMatthew Gilbert
The wacky situations and jokes on The Bill Engvall Show seem almost willfully dated.
Read Full Review >What Our Users Said
The average user rating for this show is 2.9 (out of 10) based on 32 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
Bob S. gave it a0:
Very unfunny.
Todd M. gave it a1:
This is one of a few sitcoms I have seen that have managed to make me angry that anyone would think I would find the show the least bit funny or enjoyable in any way. Are these people even trying?
LaLa R. gave it a1:
This is a GENERIC still standing. Not funny at all, really dumb jokes....who wrote this a 10 yr old. really dumb show, show more family guy instead.
Greg A gave it a1:
I don't understand...Bill is funny on tour. How could this be soooo bad.
Brian M gave it a1:
Bill's acting seemnged forced and his costar the wife seems not really interested in acting at all. It seems like a comedian trying to cash in on the fame he archived riding on Foxworthys fame. From a clip show to this disaster.
[Anonymous] gave it an8:
I love this show. Bill Engvall is hilarious.
Wade T. gave it a3:
The Bill Engvall Show is a depressing display of gutless television. Clearly trying to be a generic family sitcom so as to not offend, the show ends up providing nothing of merit. There are moments from the pilot and other episodes I've seen where good actors are asked to do ridiculously embarrassingly lame scenes that lead to every predictable endings. Really, do the producers of this show honestly think they'll attract an audience?
