television show or film, only featuring Larry the Cable Guy as the star. Such examples have included "The Real Bachelor" (a parody of The Bachelor), "Larry the Spider Guy" (a parody of Spider-Man), and "Handicops" (a parody of COPS). "Totes TV": A skit featuring Brooke, Ashley, Ayda and Bill playing women hosting a talk show television show with a sorority background. The girls act out of excitement and talk incoherently whenever they have a celebrity guest on. Cast Main Note: Due to the show's relatively short life, no cast members were added or removed during the show's run. Jeff Foxworthy Larry the Cable Guy Bill Engvall Brooke Dillman Ashley Drane Ayda Field Heath Hyche Peter Oldring Gary Anthony Williams Scott Miller and the Commonwealth, the house band Guest appearances Blue Collar TV had many guest stars during its short run. Sometimes, it was a musical guest that performed at the end of the episode. In most cases, the musical guest also takes part in at least one sketch. Guests have included: Abyss Trace Adkins Big & Rich Clint Black Jeremy Borash Brooks & Dunn Drew Carey Deana Carter Ronny Cox Diana DeGarmo Jeff Dunham and Walter Fredi Gonzalez, manager for the Atlanta Braves Jeff Jarrett Christopher Knight Adam LaRoche, first baseman for the Atlanta Braves Rascal Flatts Montgomery Gentry Lonestar Sterling Marlin David Lee Murphy Terry Pendleton, hitting coach for the Atlanta Braves Billy Redden LeAnn Rimes Brad Pitt Trick Pony Mark Richt, head coach of the University of Georgia Bulldogs football team John Smoltz, pitcher for the Atlanta Braves Heath Slater A. J. Styles Travis Tritt Leon White Michael Waltrip The Warren Brothers Jimmy Wayne Don West Ron White The Georgia Gym Dogs, the University of Georgia's NCAA champion gymnastics team Van Zant Production Fellow Blue Collar Comedy Tour costar Ron White declined to star on Blue Collar TV due to a fear of being typecast as "blue collar". However, he guest-starred on many episodes of the show. On his 2006 comedy album, You Can't Fix Stupid, White jokingly cited his own lack of work ethic as a reason for not participating more on the show. The show originated from the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta. Later episodes of season 1 and all episodes of season 2 were taped at the Classic Center in Athens, Georgia, although the show taped at the House of Blues in New Orleans during a