take common words and morph them into perceived redneck speech. An example would be "artichoke" (I "artichoke" the feller who told me to order this). The only recurring sketch used in every episode, it is based on an element of Jeff Foxworthy's stand-up act. "The Redneck Dictionary" itself is jokingly published by Hatfield-McCoy, a parody of Merriam-Webster. "Redneck Yard of the Week": Each week, Foxworthy and Ayda Field present a Redneck Yard of the Week, as submitted by home viewers to http://www.redneckyard.com. The presentation is done like an awards ceremony, with Foxworthy providing commentary on the winning yard after the yard is shown. "Rescue 911!": A parody of the television show of the same name, hosted by Jim Farnsworth (Foxworthy). Each episode inexplicably revolves around the Parker family, after Tom (Oldring) gets devastating injuries caused inadvertently by his Grandma, followed by Dad (Larry) calling 911, and the EMTs arriving, where Jim Mayweather (Williams) suffers similar injuries, and Don Clinton (Engvall) saves the day. "Tell Me That Don't Stink": Here, Foxworthy has the female cast members (Heath and an audience member also played once each) smell a substance that does not smell very pleasant at all. Smelled items include doe-in-heat urine and valerian root. "The Deck": Four friends sit on a deck and tell deck stories, with the humor coming from double entendres involving the similarities between the words "deck" and "dick". The first sketch featured guest star Drew Carey. "The Tacketts": A dysfunctional redneck family in a sitcom-like environment. Each episode involves a conflict, usually involving the bickering father and mother (Jeff and Brooke), though each episode ends happily. Also features Larry, Bill, and Ashley as the other members of the family. "CSI": based on the television show CSI, it talks about crimes that take place, for example, in the Greensboro Tri-County Area, finds evidence of the crime and finds the criminal. "The What Burns Me Booth": A testimonial booth where various people say what burns them up. "White Trash Days of Our Lives": A spoof of Days of Our Lives, which Ayda Field co-stars in. Follows the formula of a soap opera, except with redneck characters. "Who's the Fool": A game show featuring two contestants listening to humorous stories from Engvall, Foxworthy, and Larry the Cable Guy, then deciding whether or not the story is true. Though not technically a recurring sketch, many episodes feature a parody of a