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The Bill Engvall Show

A family counselor who can't figure out his own family.

Set in suburban Louisville, Colorado, The Bill Engvall Show is a TBS sitcom starring Bill Engvall as a family counselor who can't always manage his own family. It aired from July 2007 to September 2009 and was canceled on September 25, 2009.

Quick Facts

Runtime
23 minutes
Creator
Bill Engvall; Michael Leeson
Starring
  • Bill Engvall
  • Nancy Travis
  • Steve Hytner
  • Jennifer Lawrence
  • Graham Patrick Martin
  • Skyler Gisondo
  • Tim Meadows
Composer
Jonathan Flood
Country
United States
Language
English
Company
  • Welladay, Inc. (2007) (season 1)
  • Parallel Entertainment
  • TBS Productions
Camera
Multi-camera

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Plot

The series centers on parenting issues such as allowance disputes, driver's licenses, parking tickets, and the broader challenge of raising responsible children. The Pearsons also work to maintain their marriage and balance professional and family life. Bill Pearson is a family counselor who struggles to understand his own children: his wife Susan is a stay-at-home mom, son Trent tries to live up to his father's expectations, daughter Lauren wavers between obedience and rebellion, and youngest son Bryan frequently gets into trouble, such as when his pet snake escapes. Bill's best friend Paul Dufrayne, a hair-replacement specialist who works in the same building, is treated as family and called 'Uncle Paul' by the kids.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who created The Bill Engvall Show?

The Bill Engvall Show was created by Bill Engvall and Michael Leeson.

Who stars in The Bill Engvall Show?

The Bill Engvall Show stars Bill Engvall, Nancy Travis, Steve Hytner, Jennifer Lawrence, Graham Patrick Martin, Skyler Gisondo and Tim Meadows.

How many episodes of The Bill Engvall Show are there?

The Bill Engvall Show has 30 episodes across 3 seasons.

When did The Bill Engvall Show first air?

The Bill Engvall Show first aired on 17 July 2007.

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