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Ron White has also been on various television shows and specials, spreading his down-home comedy to audiences across the country. He had everyone in stitches when he performed on Late Night with David Letterman. His appearance on Comedy Central's Premium Blend earned him a larger fan base, mostly in the South. Like Jeff Foxworthy, Ron White's style of comedy has a Southern flare from his background in Texas. He pokes fun at rednecks, white trash, and hicks everywhere, while still being one of them. White's Drunk in Public comedy CD also helped to spread the joy of wry humor to the masses. His quick-witted retorts and total disregard for conventional comedic conventions attracts an extreme crowd, always ready to laugh.

In 2004 White appeared in his own Comedy Central Special, 'They Call Me Tater Salad.' More than three million Americans tuned in, making it the #1 show on Cable. The special was part of Comedy Central's Redneck Weekend, which became the single biggest day of viewership in the history of Comedy Central. Ron White is not only an outstanding comedian, but he has appeared as an actor as well. He guest starred in numerous films and television shows, starting in the 80s and continuing throughout his career. His film credits include Road to Avonlea, Diagnosis Murder, Total Recall, Due South, Sting Like a Butterfly, Guilty as Sin, Tom Stone, and Dog City. His obnoxious, testosterone-laden comedy is evident in all of his ventures in show business.