Ron White DVD
Image Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
Genre: Comedy
Length: 58 minutes
Director: None
Year: (2004)
Britt Gillette Reviews the Ron White DVD They Call Me Tater Salad
Anyone who's seen the Blue Collar Comedy Tour knows Ron White well. Blessed with a deep Southern accent (I'm from the South too), White dominates the stage with a rare charisma only few comedians achieve. With a glass of liquor in hand and curling puffs of cigarette smoke emanating from his mouth, Ron White delivers line after line of creative wit that's his and his alone…
So yesterday, I was sittin' in a beanbag chair naked eatin' Cheetos, and I decided to pop in this Ron White DVD, and could you believe it? He was talking about sittin' in a beanbag chair naked eating Cheetos… It's like he KNOWS me!
Any fan of White and his Blue Collar Comedy Tour friends is quite familiar with the beanbag chair and the Cheetos, and Ron White's They Call Me Tater Salad is no disappointment. The DVD rehashes some of the more popular parts of his Blue Collar routine, while simultaneously delving into new areas of study. Viewers will quickly learn the difference between a pair of $300 sunglasses and a "$200 TV that decodes digital signals from outer F-$%@! Space!" Because there is a difference after all. One blocks 100% of all UV rays and also gets basic cable. The other can be purchased at Wal-Mart… With White's comedy career taking off, you'll also find out that if he had known the difference between anecdote and antidote as a kid, then his friend Bob Snyder would still be alive…
If you haven't seen the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, then I highly recommend it. It's one of the best comedy DVDs in years. Ron White is a good reason why. Perfect in his delivery and showcasing a instinctive knowledge of perfect timing for a remark, he makes a name for himself with this one. And for those who love to watch stand-up comedy, this is a definite "must-see"…
Britt Gillette
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Posted on 18 January 2005