Okay, if you're expecting comedic genius from Foxworthy, you will be sadly disappointed; while his one-liners can do the trick for the audience, the viewers at home will shrug them off and say, "Please, get on with the show." The children seem bored out of their little minds if they're not up helping some of these idiots that can't point out the U.S. on a map. When they do come up, and it's their turn, they still seem bored.
The questions range from "it's so simple, how could you not know that" to "ya, that's one of those questions that, still, to this day, has no use in life". The length of pauses it takes for these people to analyze and talk is so boring, that they really could cut out 10-minutes, so that another contestant can show what they know, rather than us look at our watches.
All in all, the atmosphere is nice, and Foxworthy is the real entertainment -- sometimes. I highly recommend it to fans of game shows, but to the average viewer, I say, "Save it on your DVR for another time."
The questions range from "it's so simple, how could you not know that" to "ya, that's one of those questions that, still, to this day, has no use in life". The length of pauses it takes for these people to analyze and talk is so boring, that they really could cut out 10-minutes, so that another contestant can show what they know, rather than us look at our watches.
All in all, the atmosphere is nice, and Foxworthy is the real entertainment -- sometimes. I highly recommend it to fans of game shows, but to the average viewer, I say, "Save it on your DVR for another time."