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*Jeff Foxworthy Casino Rama BuffetBill EngvallEngvall performing at the USO Gala in the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, D.C. on October 7, 2010Birth nameWilliam Ray Engvall Jr.BornJuly 27, 1957 (age 63)
Galveston, Texas, U.S.MediumStand-up
television
filmNationalityAmericanYears active1988–presentGenresCountry comedy
observational comedy
satireSubject(s)Southern American culture
everyday life
marriage
parenting
self-deprecationSpouse(m. 1982)Children2Notable works and rolesBlue Collar Comedy Tour
The Jeff Foxworthy Show
Country Fried Home Videos
Delta Farce
The Bill Engvall Show
Lingo (2011 Run)Websitewww.billengvall.com
William Ray Engvall Jr. (born July 27, 1957)[1] is an American comedian and actor best known for his work as a stand-up comic, his signature ’Here’s Your Sign’ bit, and as a member of the Blue Collar Comedy group.Early life[edit]
Bill Engvall was born in Galveston, Texas. Following graduation from Richardson High School in Richardson, Texas, Engvall attended Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas, intending to earn a bachelor’s degree and become a teacher.[2] While at Southwestern he was a member of Xi Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Order. Engvall left college without graduating and worked a series of jobs, including tour guide at Inner Space Caverns, and disc jockey in a Dallas, Texas nightclub.[3] It was while working as the club DJ that he first ventured into stand-up comedy at amateur and open mic nights around Dallas.Career[edit]
In 1990, Bill Engvall moved to Southern California to dedicate full-time to comedy. Early notoriety came from hosting the cable show A Pair of Jokers with Rosie O’Donnell and an appearance on The Golden Palace where he played Blanche’s son Matthew, a stockbroker turned aspiring comic. Other early appearances included hosting A&E NetworksAn Evening at The Improv as well as stand-up routines on The Tonight Show and the Late Show with David Letterman.[3]
A career breakthrough happened in 1992 when Engvall was named Best Male Standup at the American Comedy Awards. His first role as a series regular came soon after when he was cast in the ABC series Delta, starring Delta Burke. However, the show only lasted one season and Engvall returned to making the rounds of comedy clubs and the occasional television appearance until 1996, when he was cast with fellow comic and best friend Jeff Foxworthy in the NBC version of The Jeff Foxworthy Show. Signed by Warner Bros. Records in 1996, Engvall released the first of a series of successful comedy albums, Here’s Your Sign, based on his signature stage bit. The album was certified Platinum and peaked at #5 on the Billboard Country album chart, thanks in part to the single and music video of the same title on which he collaborated with country singer Travis Tritt.[2] Eight more comedy albums followed, including Dorkfish in 1998, and 2009’s Aged and Confused.
In 2011, he also attended the NASCAR After The Lap event in Las Vegas.Blue Collar Comedy Tour[edit]
In 2000, Jeff Foxworthy and Engvall launched the first of six Blue Collar Comedy Tours.[4] The tours also featured Ron White and Larry the Cable Guy and were largely responsible for their breakout success. Each of the six years of the tour were very successful and spawned three films, a satellite radio show, and a television series titled Blue Collar TV on The WB Network.Game show host[edit]
On June 6, 2011, Engvall began a new chapter in his career as he took over as host of the re-launched Lingo on GSN.[5] According to an interview in American Profile magazine, Engvall said that he jumped at the chance to host the show, citing the fun that his friend Foxworthy had hosting Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? Engvall had been a fan of Lingo when it aired a few years previously before ending in 2007, admitting that his wife always beat him to the answers. When asked if there were any plans to have buddies Foxworthy or Larry the Cable Guy appear on Lingo, he replied, ’You never know! I would love to have them on the show because it would be a blast. I would really dig that.’[6]Dancing with the Stars[edit]
In 2013, Engvall was announced as a contestant on the 17th season of Dancing with the Stars paired with professional dancer Emma Slater.[7] In the first week, he danced the Foxtrot and received a score of 18. The second week was Latin week and he saw some higher scores from the judges receiving a 21 for his Jive. And the third week of competition, Bill saw his highest score of 24 with a Paso Doble to the Lone Ranger theme song. Throughout the rest of the show, the judges usually placed Engvall and Slater at the bottom of the leaderboard, but an enormous fan base kept them in the competition, resulting in higher-scoring contestants, e.g. Christina Milian, Snooki, Brant Daugherty, Elizabeth Berkley, and Leah Remini being voted out instead.
On November 18, Engvall and Slater made it to the finals, along with Amber Riley, Jack Osbourne and Corbin Bleu. The two finished in 4th place.
Personal life[edit]
Bill and Gail Engvall (born August 5, 1960) have been married since December 18, 1982. They have a daughter named Emily (born November 24, 1986), a 2008 graduate from the University of Puget Sound, as well as a son, Travis (born June 25, 1991), a 2015 graduate from Northern Arizona University; both of whom are often mentioned during his routines. Engvall resides in Utah when not on tour and maintains a blog for the Los Angeles Angels on the website of Fox Sports West.[8][9]Discography[edit]Albums[edit]TitleAlbum detailsPeak chart positionsCertifications
(sales thresholds)U.S. CountryU.S.U.S. ComedyHere’s Your Sign[A]
*Release date: August 28, 1995
*Label: Warner Bros. Records550—
*U.S.: PlatinumDorkfish
*Release date: October 13, 1998
*Label: Warner Bros. Records16119—
*U.S.: GoldHere’s Your Christmas Album[B]
*Release date: September 28, 1999
*Label: Warner Bros. Records44——Now That’s Awesome
*Release date: August 22, 2000
*Label: BNA Records14133—Cheap Drunk: An Autobiography
*Release date: September 24, 2002
*Label: Warner Bros. Records37——Here’s Your Sign Reloaded
*Release date: November 11, 2003
*Label: Warner Bros. Records37—12A Decade of Laughs
*Release date: October 26, 2004
*Label: Warner Bros. Records271831 [C]15° Off Cool
*Release date: February 27, 2007
*Label: Warner Bros. Records16931Aged and Confused
*Release date: October 6, 2009
*Label: Warner Bros. Records291592Them Idiots Whirled Tour
(with Jeff Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy)
*Release date: March 13, 2012
*Label: Warner Bros. Records45—1Ultimate Laughs
*Release date: March 9, 2014
*Label: Warner Bros. Records’—’ denotes releases that did not chartNotes
*A ^Here’s Your Sign also peaked at number 3 on Top Heatseekers.
*B ^Here’s Your Christmas Album also peaked at number 33 on Top Holiday Albums. It was re-released in 2005.
*C ^A Decade of Laughs was the second number 1 album upon the 2004 debut of the Billboard ’Top Comedy Albums’ chart, after Lord, I Apologize by fellow Blue Collar Comedy star Larry the Cable Guy.Singles[edit]YearSinglePeak chart positionsAlbumU.S. CountryU.S.CAN Country1997’Here’s Your Sign (Get the Picture)’ (with Travis Tritt)294372N/A’Warning Signs’ (with John Michael Montgomery)56——1998’It’s Hard to Be a Parent’72——’I’m a Cowboy’60——Dorkfish’Here’s Your Sign Christmas’50——1999’Hollywood Indian Guides’72——N/A2000’Blue Collar Dollar’
(with Jeff Foxworthy and Marty Stuart)63——Blue Collar Comedy Tour’Now That’s Awesome’
(with Neal McCoy, Tracy Byrd and T. Graham Brown)59——Now That’s Awesome’Shoulda Shut Up’ (with Julie Reeves, uncredited)71——’—’ denotes releases that did not chartOther charted songs[edit]YearSinglePeak positionsAlbumU.S. Country1999’Here’s Your Sign Christmas’ (re-entry)39Here’s Your Christmas Album2000’Here’s Your Sign Christmas’ (re-entry)46Music videos[edit]YearVideoDirector1997’Here’s Your Sign (Get the Picture)’ (with Travis Tritt)Jim Yukich’Warning Signs’ (with John Michael Montgomery)Peter Zavadil1998’I’m a Cowboy’’Here’s Your Sign Christmas’1999’Hollywood Indian Guides’2000’Blue Collar Dollar’ (with Jeff Foxworthy and Marty Stuart)Thomas Smugala’Now That’s Awesome’Peter ZavadilList of works[edit]Bibliography[edit]
*Just a Guy: Notes from a Blue Collar Life, St. Martin’s Press 2007, ISBN0-312-36267-6Filmography[edit]YearTitleRoleNotes1982Split ImageStudent1984Not for PublicationSecond photographer1990Designing WomenBillEpisode: ’Tough Enough’1992–1993DeltaBuck Overton17 episodes1993The Golden PalaceMatthew DevereauxEpisode: ’Say Goodbye, Rose’1996–1997The Jeff Foxworthy ShowBill Pelton14 episodes2003Blue Collar Comedy Tour: The Movie2004Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again2004Here’s Your Sign LiveLive2004–2006Blue Collar TVVarious47 episodes2005Mobile Home Disaster2006Blue Collar Comedy Tour: One For the Road2006–2009Country Fried Home VideosHost2007Family GuyDuke Dillon (voice)Episode: ’Boys Do Cry’2007Delta FarceBill Little2007–2009The Bill Engvall ShowBill Pearson30 episodes2008Country Fried Planet2008, 2015Celebrity Family Feud2008Bait ShopBill DuganVideo2009Strawberry Wine2009Cowboy DreamsBillShort2009All’s Faire in LoveMr. Mendelson2009CMT Music AwardsHost2010LeverageDuke PenzerEpisode: ’The Boost Job’2010Bed & Breakfast: Love is a Happy AccidentPete Sullivan2011LingoHost2011HawthorneDet. James ’Jimmy’ DupreeThree episodes2012Them Idiots: Whirled Tour2012Kiss at Pine LakeFrank McDowellTV movie2013Bounty HuntersBill12 episodes2014Do It YourselfDaleTV movie2015Who Wants to Be a Millionaire2015Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!Gary Martin HaysTV movie2015Catching FaithCoach Z2015–2016Celebrity Name GameHimself / Celebrity PlayerThree episodes with Nicole Sullivan2016Hell’s KitchenHimself / Restaurant PatronEpisode: ’8 Chefs Compete’2016The NeighborTroy2016Wish For ChristmasSanta2018Mr. InvincibleEddie King2016-2020Last Man StandingReverend PaulSeven episodesReferences[edit]
*^’Bill Engvall: Biography’. TV Guide.com. Retrieved 2011-06-05.
*^ ab’The Bill Engvall Show bio’. TBS.com. Archived from the original on 2012-01-06. Retrieved 2011-06-05.
*^ ab’Bill Engvall biography’. CMT.com. Retrieved 2011-06-05.
*^’Movie Reviews’. Nytimes.com. April 28, 2020.
*^’Archived copy’. Archived from the original on 2011-02-10. Retrieved 2011-01-29.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
*^American Profile newsmagazine. Article title: ’Q&A with Bill Engvall’. June 5, 2011
*^’’Dancing with the Stars’: Leah Remini, Valerie Harper, Snooki among new cast’. Cbsnews.com.
*^An interview with Bill Engvall: blogging, acting, a new outlook.Archived April 25, 2012, at the Wayback Machine SoMdNews.com. Retrieved 2011-06-11
*^Main page of Bill Engvall’s LAA Blog FoxSportsWest.com. Retrieved 2013-09-30External links[edit]Wikiquote has quotations related to: Bill Engvall
*Bill Engvall on IMDbAwards and achievementsPreceded by
Alexandra Raisman & Mark BallasDancing with the Stars (US) semifinalist
Season 17 (Fall 2013 with Emma Slater)Succeeded by
James Maslow & Peta MurgatroydRetrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bill_Engvall&oldid=997129306’Universal Amphitheatre
The Greek Theater
Fox Theater, Detroit
Westbury Music Fair, NY
Hollywood Bowl
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Royal Albert Hall, London
South Shore Music Circus, Cohasset, MA
Oakdale Theatre, CT
Wolf Trap
State Theater, Chicago
Kodak Theatre, Los Angeles
Dodge Theatre, Phoenix
Grand Ole Opry
Carnegie Hall
Mayo Center For The Performing Arts, Morristown, NJ
Fox theatre, Atlanta, GA
Jeff Foxworthy Comedian Friends Lowell Memorial Auditorium, Lowell, MAv
Lyric Opera House, Baltimore, MD
Ferguson Center For The Arts, Newport News, VA
Chevrolet Theatre, Wallingford, CT
Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank, NJ
Orpheum Theatre, Memphis, TN
Palace Theatre, Louisville, KY
Maricopa County Events Center, Sun City, AZ
Philharmonic Center For the Arts, Naples, FL
State Theatre, New Brunswick, NJ
King Center, Melbourne, FL
Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, Sarasota, FL
Citi Performing Arts Center, Boston, MA
Wells Fargo Center For The Arts, Santa Rosa, CA
North Fork Theatre at Westbury, Westbury, NY
Great Auditorium of Ocean Grove, Ocean Grove, NJ
Symphony Hall, Phoenix, AZ
Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater, FL
Palace Theatre, Cleveland, OH
Spencer Theater, Ruidoso, NM
Norris Theatre, Rolling Hills, CA
The Mansion Theatre, Branson, MO
Kravis Center For The Performing Arts, W. Palm Beach, FL
State Theatre, Easton, PA
New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Newark, NJ
Lehman Center For Performing Arts, Bronx, NY
Verizon Hall, Philadelphia, PA
Majestic Theatre, San Antonio, TX
Stanley Center For The Arts, Utica, NY
Wheeler Opera House, Aspen, CO
Thousand Oaks Performing Arts Center, Thousand Oaks, CA
Orange County Performing Arts Center, Costa Mesa, CA
Cape Cod Melody Tent, Hyannis, MA
Bass Hall, Fort Worth, TX
Star Of The Desert Arena, Primm, NV
Kirby Center For The Arts, Wilkes Barre, PA
Jackie Gleason Theatre, Miami Beach, FL
Chicago Theatre, Chicago, IL
Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre, Vacaville, CA
Colonial Theatre, Pittsfield, MA
Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre, Vacaville, CA
King Center, Melbourne, FL
Times Center For Performing Arts, Jacksonville, FL
So. Florida Community College, Avon Park, FL
Proctor’s Theatre, Schenectady, NY
Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Baltimore, MD
Fox Theatre, St. Louis, MO
Wells Fargo Center, Santa Rosa, CA
NYCB Theatre At Westbury, Westbury, NY
Jeff Foxworthy Monopoly Game McCallum Theatre, Palm Desert, CA
Club Nokia, Los Angeles, CA
Mesa Arts Center, Mesa, AZ
Bob Hope Theatre, Stockton, CA
Arkley Center For Performing Arts, Eureka, CA
Cascade Theatre, Redding, CA
Virginia Beach Amphitheater, Virginia Beach, VA
Time Warner Music Pavillion, Raleigh, NC
Susquehanna Bank Center, Camden, NJJeff Foxworthy Injury
Sovereign Performing Arts Center, Reading, PA
Rosemont Theatre, Rosemont, IL
Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg, PA
Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center, Cedar Falls, IA
Music Center At Strathmore, North Bethesda, MDJeff Foxworthy Casino Rama Buffet
Palace Theatre, Cleveland, OH
Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Center, Fort Myers, FL
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The Jeff Foxworthy Show: Bill Pelton 14 episodes 2003 Blue Collar Comedy Tour: The Movie: 2004 Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again: 2004 Here’s Your Sign Live: Live 2004–2006 Blue Collar TV: Various 47 episodes 2005 Mobile Home Disaster: 2006 Blue Collar Comedy Tour: One For the Road: 2006–2009 Country Fried Home Videos: Host 2007 Family Guy. Closest casino to cheyenne wy. KX96 is pleased to welcome Jeff Foxworthy to Casino Rama Resort on Friday, July 26th!
*Jeff Foxworthy Comedian Friends
*Jeff Foxworthy Monopoly Game
*Jeff Foxworthy Injury
*Jeff Foxworthy Casino Rama BuffetBill EngvallEngvall performing at the USO Gala in the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, D.C. on October 7, 2010Birth nameWilliam Ray Engvall Jr.BornJuly 27, 1957 (age 63)
Galveston, Texas, U.S.MediumStand-up
television
filmNationalityAmericanYears active1988–presentGenresCountry comedy
observational comedy
satireSubject(s)Southern American culture
everyday life
marriage
parenting
self-deprecationSpouse(m. 1982)Children2Notable works and rolesBlue Collar Comedy Tour
The Jeff Foxworthy Show
Country Fried Home Videos
Delta Farce
The Bill Engvall Show
Lingo (2011 Run)Websitewww.billengvall.com
William Ray Engvall Jr. (born July 27, 1957)[1] is an American comedian and actor best known for his work as a stand-up comic, his signature ’Here’s Your Sign’ bit, and as a member of the Blue Collar Comedy group.Early life[edit]
Bill Engvall was born in Galveston, Texas. Following graduation from Richardson High School in Richardson, Texas, Engvall attended Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas, intending to earn a bachelor’s degree and become a teacher.[2] While at Southwestern he was a member of Xi Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Order. Engvall left college without graduating and worked a series of jobs, including tour guide at Inner Space Caverns, and disc jockey in a Dallas, Texas nightclub.[3] It was while working as the club DJ that he first ventured into stand-up comedy at amateur and open mic nights around Dallas.Career[edit]
In 1990, Bill Engvall moved to Southern California to dedicate full-time to comedy. Early notoriety came from hosting the cable show A Pair of Jokers with Rosie O’Donnell and an appearance on The Golden Palace where he played Blanche’s son Matthew, a stockbroker turned aspiring comic. Other early appearances included hosting A&E NetworksAn Evening at The Improv as well as stand-up routines on The Tonight Show and the Late Show with David Letterman.[3]
A career breakthrough happened in 1992 when Engvall was named Best Male Standup at the American Comedy Awards. His first role as a series regular came soon after when he was cast in the ABC series Delta, starring Delta Burke. However, the show only lasted one season and Engvall returned to making the rounds of comedy clubs and the occasional television appearance until 1996, when he was cast with fellow comic and best friend Jeff Foxworthy in the NBC version of The Jeff Foxworthy Show. Signed by Warner Bros. Records in 1996, Engvall released the first of a series of successful comedy albums, Here’s Your Sign, based on his signature stage bit. The album was certified Platinum and peaked at #5 on the Billboard Country album chart, thanks in part to the single and music video of the same title on which he collaborated with country singer Travis Tritt.[2] Eight more comedy albums followed, including Dorkfish in 1998, and 2009’s Aged and Confused.
In 2011, he also attended the NASCAR After The Lap event in Las Vegas.Blue Collar Comedy Tour[edit]
In 2000, Jeff Foxworthy and Engvall launched the first of six Blue Collar Comedy Tours.[4] The tours also featured Ron White and Larry the Cable Guy and were largely responsible for their breakout success. Each of the six years of the tour were very successful and spawned three films, a satellite radio show, and a television series titled Blue Collar TV on The WB Network.Game show host[edit]
On June 6, 2011, Engvall began a new chapter in his career as he took over as host of the re-launched Lingo on GSN.[5] According to an interview in American Profile magazine, Engvall said that he jumped at the chance to host the show, citing the fun that his friend Foxworthy had hosting Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? Engvall had been a fan of Lingo when it aired a few years previously before ending in 2007, admitting that his wife always beat him to the answers. When asked if there were any plans to have buddies Foxworthy or Larry the Cable Guy appear on Lingo, he replied, ’You never know! I would love to have them on the show because it would be a blast. I would really dig that.’[6]Dancing with the Stars[edit]
In 2013, Engvall was announced as a contestant on the 17th season of Dancing with the Stars paired with professional dancer Emma Slater.[7] In the first week, he danced the Foxtrot and received a score of 18. The second week was Latin week and he saw some higher scores from the judges receiving a 21 for his Jive. And the third week of competition, Bill saw his highest score of 24 with a Paso Doble to the Lone Ranger theme song. Throughout the rest of the show, the judges usually placed Engvall and Slater at the bottom of the leaderboard, but an enormous fan base kept them in the competition, resulting in higher-scoring contestants, e.g. Christina Milian, Snooki, Brant Daugherty, Elizabeth Berkley, and Leah Remini being voted out instead.
On November 18, Engvall and Slater made it to the finals, along with Amber Riley, Jack Osbourne and Corbin Bleu. The two finished in 4th place.
Personal life[edit]
Bill and Gail Engvall (born August 5, 1960) have been married since December 18, 1982. They have a daughter named Emily (born November 24, 1986), a 2008 graduate from the University of Puget Sound, as well as a son, Travis (born June 25, 1991), a 2015 graduate from Northern Arizona University; both of whom are often mentioned during his routines. Engvall resides in Utah when not on tour and maintains a blog for the Los Angeles Angels on the website of Fox Sports West.[8][9]Discography[edit]Albums[edit]TitleAlbum detailsPeak chart positionsCertifications
(sales thresholds)U.S. CountryU.S.U.S. ComedyHere’s Your Sign[A]
*Release date: August 28, 1995
*Label: Warner Bros. Records550—
*U.S.: PlatinumDorkfish
*Release date: October 13, 1998
*Label: Warner Bros. Records16119—
*U.S.: GoldHere’s Your Christmas Album[B]
*Release date: September 28, 1999
*Label: Warner Bros. Records44——Now That’s Awesome
*Release date: August 22, 2000
*Label: BNA Records14133—Cheap Drunk: An Autobiography
*Release date: September 24, 2002
*Label: Warner Bros. Records37——Here’s Your Sign Reloaded
*Release date: November 11, 2003
*Label: Warner Bros. Records37—12A Decade of Laughs
*Release date: October 26, 2004
*Label: Warner Bros. Records271831 [C]15° Off Cool
*Release date: February 27, 2007
*Label: Warner Bros. Records16931Aged and Confused
*Release date: October 6, 2009
*Label: Warner Bros. Records291592Them Idiots Whirled Tour
(with Jeff Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy)
*Release date: March 13, 2012
*Label: Warner Bros. Records45—1Ultimate Laughs
*Release date: March 9, 2014
*Label: Warner Bros. Records’—’ denotes releases that did not chartNotes
*A ^Here’s Your Sign also peaked at number 3 on Top Heatseekers.
*B ^Here’s Your Christmas Album also peaked at number 33 on Top Holiday Albums. It was re-released in 2005.
*C ^A Decade of Laughs was the second number 1 album upon the 2004 debut of the Billboard ’Top Comedy Albums’ chart, after Lord, I Apologize by fellow Blue Collar Comedy star Larry the Cable Guy.Singles[edit]YearSinglePeak chart positionsAlbumU.S. CountryU.S.CAN Country1997’Here’s Your Sign (Get the Picture)’ (with Travis Tritt)294372N/A’Warning Signs’ (with John Michael Montgomery)56——1998’It’s Hard to Be a Parent’72——’I’m a Cowboy’60——Dorkfish’Here’s Your Sign Christmas’50——1999’Hollywood Indian Guides’72——N/A2000’Blue Collar Dollar’
(with Jeff Foxworthy and Marty Stuart)63——Blue Collar Comedy Tour’Now That’s Awesome’
(with Neal McCoy, Tracy Byrd and T. Graham Brown)59——Now That’s Awesome’Shoulda Shut Up’ (with Julie Reeves, uncredited)71——’—’ denotes releases that did not chartOther charted songs[edit]YearSinglePeak positionsAlbumU.S. Country1999’Here’s Your Sign Christmas’ (re-entry)39Here’s Your Christmas Album2000’Here’s Your Sign Christmas’ (re-entry)46Music videos[edit]YearVideoDirector1997’Here’s Your Sign (Get the Picture)’ (with Travis Tritt)Jim Yukich’Warning Signs’ (with John Michael Montgomery)Peter Zavadil1998’I’m a Cowboy’’Here’s Your Sign Christmas’1999’Hollywood Indian Guides’2000’Blue Collar Dollar’ (with Jeff Foxworthy and Marty Stuart)Thomas Smugala’Now That’s Awesome’Peter ZavadilList of works[edit]Bibliography[edit]
*Just a Guy: Notes from a Blue Collar Life, St. Martin’s Press 2007, ISBN0-312-36267-6Filmography[edit]YearTitleRoleNotes1982Split ImageStudent1984Not for PublicationSecond photographer1990Designing WomenBillEpisode: ’Tough Enough’1992–1993DeltaBuck Overton17 episodes1993The Golden PalaceMatthew DevereauxEpisode: ’Say Goodbye, Rose’1996–1997The Jeff Foxworthy ShowBill Pelton14 episodes2003Blue Collar Comedy Tour: The Movie2004Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again2004Here’s Your Sign LiveLive2004–2006Blue Collar TVVarious47 episodes2005Mobile Home Disaster2006Blue Collar Comedy Tour: One For the Road2006–2009Country Fried Home VideosHost2007Family GuyDuke Dillon (voice)Episode: ’Boys Do Cry’2007Delta FarceBill Little2007–2009The Bill Engvall ShowBill Pearson30 episodes2008Country Fried Planet2008, 2015Celebrity Family Feud2008Bait ShopBill DuganVideo2009Strawberry Wine2009Cowboy DreamsBillShort2009All’s Faire in LoveMr. Mendelson2009CMT Music AwardsHost2010LeverageDuke PenzerEpisode: ’The Boost Job’2010Bed & Breakfast: Love is a Happy AccidentPete Sullivan2011LingoHost2011HawthorneDet. James ’Jimmy’ DupreeThree episodes2012Them Idiots: Whirled Tour2012Kiss at Pine LakeFrank McDowellTV movie2013Bounty HuntersBill12 episodes2014Do It YourselfDaleTV movie2015Who Wants to Be a Millionaire2015Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!Gary Martin HaysTV movie2015Catching FaithCoach Z2015–2016Celebrity Name GameHimself / Celebrity PlayerThree episodes with Nicole Sullivan2016Hell’s KitchenHimself / Restaurant PatronEpisode: ’8 Chefs Compete’2016The NeighborTroy2016Wish For ChristmasSanta2018Mr. InvincibleEddie King2016-2020Last Man StandingReverend PaulSeven episodesReferences[edit]
*^’Bill Engvall: Biography’. TV Guide.com. Retrieved 2011-06-05.
*^ ab’The Bill Engvall Show bio’. TBS.com. Archived from the original on 2012-01-06. Retrieved 2011-06-05.
*^ ab’Bill Engvall biography’. CMT.com. Retrieved 2011-06-05.
*^’Movie Reviews’. Nytimes.com. April 28, 2020.
*^’Archived copy’. Archived from the original on 2011-02-10. Retrieved 2011-01-29.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
*^American Profile newsmagazine. Article title: ’Q&A with Bill Engvall’. June 5, 2011
*^’’Dancing with the Stars’: Leah Remini, Valerie Harper, Snooki among new cast’. Cbsnews.com.
*^An interview with Bill Engvall: blogging, acting, a new outlook.Archived April 25, 2012, at the Wayback Machine SoMdNews.com. Retrieved 2011-06-11
*^Main page of Bill Engvall’s LAA Blog FoxSportsWest.com. Retrieved 2013-09-30External links[edit]Wikiquote has quotations related to: Bill Engvall
*Bill Engvall on IMDbAwards and achievementsPreceded by
Alexandra Raisman & Mark BallasDancing with the Stars (US) semifinalist
Season 17 (Fall 2013 with Emma Slater)Succeeded by
James Maslow & Peta MurgatroydRetrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bill_Engvall&oldid=997129306’Universal Amphitheatre
The Greek Theater
Fox Theater, Detroit
Westbury Music Fair, NY
Hollywood Bowl
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Royal Albert Hall, London
South Shore Music Circus, Cohasset, MA
Oakdale Theatre, CT
Wolf Trap
State Theater, Chicago
Kodak Theatre, Los Angeles
Dodge Theatre, Phoenix
Grand Ole Opry
Carnegie Hall
Mayo Center For The Performing Arts, Morristown, NJ
Fox theatre, Atlanta, GA
Jeff Foxworthy Comedian Friends Lowell Memorial Auditorium, Lowell, MAv
Lyric Opera House, Baltimore, MD
Ferguson Center For The Arts, Newport News, VA
Chevrolet Theatre, Wallingford, CT
Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank, NJ
Orpheum Theatre, Memphis, TN
Palace Theatre, Louisville, KY
Maricopa County Events Center, Sun City, AZ
Philharmonic Center For the Arts, Naples, FL
State Theatre, New Brunswick, NJ
King Center, Melbourne, FL
Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, Sarasota, FL
Citi Performing Arts Center, Boston, MA
Wells Fargo Center For The Arts, Santa Rosa, CA
North Fork Theatre at Westbury, Westbury, NY
Great Auditorium of Ocean Grove, Ocean Grove, NJ
Symphony Hall, Phoenix, AZ
Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater, FL
Palace Theatre, Cleveland, OH
Spencer Theater, Ruidoso, NM
Norris Theatre, Rolling Hills, CA
The Mansion Theatre, Branson, MO
Kravis Center For The Performing Arts, W. Palm Beach, FL
State Theatre, Easton, PA
New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Newark, NJ
Lehman Center For Performing Arts, Bronx, NY
Verizon Hall, Philadelphia, PA
Majestic Theatre, San Antonio, TX
Stanley Center For The Arts, Utica, NY
Wheeler Opera House, Aspen, CO
Thousand Oaks Performing Arts Center, Thousand Oaks, CA
Orange County Performing Arts Center, Costa Mesa, CA
Cape Cod Melody Tent, Hyannis, MA
Bass Hall, Fort Worth, TX
Star Of The Desert Arena, Primm, NV
Kirby Center For The Arts, Wilkes Barre, PA
Jackie Gleason Theatre, Miami Beach, FL
Chicago Theatre, Chicago, IL
Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre, Vacaville, CA
Colonial Theatre, Pittsfield, MA
Vacaville Performing Arts Theatre, Vacaville, CA
King Center, Melbourne, FL
Times Center For Performing Arts, Jacksonville, FL
So. Florida Community College, Avon Park, FL
Proctor’s Theatre, Schenectady, NY
Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Baltimore, MD
Fox Theatre, St. Louis, MO
Wells Fargo Center, Santa Rosa, CA
NYCB Theatre At Westbury, Westbury, NY
Jeff Foxworthy Monopoly Game McCallum Theatre, Palm Desert, CA
Club Nokia, Los Angeles, CA
Mesa Arts Center, Mesa, AZ
Bob Hope Theatre, Stockton, CA
Arkley Center For Performing Arts, Eureka, CA
Cascade Theatre, Redding, CA
Virginia Beach Amphitheater, Virginia Beach, VA
Time Warner Music Pavillion, Raleigh, NC
Susquehanna Bank Center, Camden, NJJeff Foxworthy Injury
Sovereign Performing Arts Center, Reading, PA
Rosemont Theatre, Rosemont, IL
Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg, PA
Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center, Cedar Falls, IA
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Palace Theatre, Cleveland, OH
Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Center, Fort Myers, FL
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