This show ran for 26 years. 2 of those years were reruns. It's still fun to watch. This kind of talent is completely gone from television today. Fortunately we have 24 seasons of Hee Haw to watch any time.
I can remember watching Hee-Haw in the 70s and 80s when we lived in Dothan Alabama. We would all go over to my grandparents house every Saturday night...my grandma would always have a big country supper fixed and there would always be a house full of family...My mom said my grandma loved this tradition and looked forward to it every week. GREAT FOOD...GREAT FAMILY...GREAT FUN. Looking back now I can see why she loved this tradition so much. It's too bad that most of this generation has no idea about the GREAT T.V. SHOWS THAT OUR GENERATION GREW UP ON.
That is the truth, Randy. Your memories triggered memories of my own of going to my aunt and uncle's home on Saturday evenings. They always had Hee Haw on, loved the old westerns, and even named their dog, Hoss. I really miss those days.
I grew up with the Hee Haw show. It's so sad. All of the great stars from yesterday is leaving us. It's so sad and heart breaking if you stop to thank about it. All the good ones are gone.
I used to watch Hee Haw with my grandmother religiously every week. I saw a video on the "Gloom, Despair, and Agony on Me" stint. Brought me to tears, because those were some of the most memorable moments I had with my grandmother. She would pop some popcorn and we would have popcorn and hot chocolate watching the show. I would sit on the floor between her legs against her chair and we would laugh the whole show! I love this show!
+Chris Austin Chris, we will never have times like those in life ever. I read your post and could see it in my mind vivid. I would watch with my parents. Popcorn was such a treat during TV time. I am not such a big fan of TV in today's times. I could live the 70's all over again.
Wow! It's good to know I'm not alone in feeling a bit out of place in today's world. When I watch the reruns of Hee Haw, The Andy Griffith Show, and a host of other shows from the 60s and 70's, I think to myself, "If only we could roll back the clock and relive those times all over again." Life just seemed to be simpler and happier.
I agree. I can't even watch tv anymore. If I can't find a channel showing 70's and 80's shows....I go on youtube and watch the old re-runs. Todays tv is a joke.
I absolutely still love this show to this day. Great music, funny skits, just great entertainment. Glad I bought the DVD's one of my most prized possessions.
I recall my Dad watching this show back in the 70's when i was growing up , He liked Country music but i think after seeing the reruns lately, it might have been because of all the Hot Chicks ! lol
Omg i love the part where buck trent plays that offbeat with the crowd the look and laugh on roy clark when buck did that was priceless. I rewinded that idk how many time watching that it was halarious.
I don't like getting older. Times and TV seemed more fun back in the day. I am old enough to remember and enjoy Hee Haw and like shows, and too young to like the crap today.
This show was so "Korny", and we tuned in to watch every week. It had two of my favorite childhood things. Guitar pickin' and hot chicks. Some things never change.
They should have gotten Buddy Allan, Buck Owen's son to play the guitar with Roy while Roy played the banjo, kind of like old times when Buck and Roy would do the Pickin' and Grinnin'. :)
Hee hawwwww! he he he haw haw This was the only show on t.v. funnier than rowan and martins laugh in. Krack you up even if you were sick in bed. The hee haw girls all country bumpkins sexy without trying much too. Daisy dukes ,, Elly mae's,, gosh that was an hour in a day. I fell in love with country music via hee haw
dun luntah dun luntah dun luntah tah tah hey Roy ! Hey what Buck you got Prince Albert in a can? Why yes I do ! Well hey you better let him outta there he's running outta air !!! dun luntah dun luntah dun luntah tah tah !!!
i grew up watching hee haw thats when families still came together to be a family but now with these crap they have now days and music kids of day are missing out what it was like back then
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This show ran for 26 years. 2 of those years were reruns. It's still fun to watch. This kind of talent is completely gone from television today. Fortunately we have 24 seasons of Hee Haw to watch any time.
I can remember watching Hee-Haw in the 70s and 80s when we lived in Dothan Alabama. We would all go over to my grandparents house every Saturday night...my grandma would always have a big country supper fixed and there would always be a house full of family...My mom said my grandma loved this tradition and looked forward to it every week.
GREAT FOOD...GREAT FAMILY...GREAT FUN.
Looking back now I can see why she loved this tradition so much.
It's too bad that most of this generation has no idea about the GREAT T.V. SHOWS THAT OUR GENERATION GREW UP ON.
That is the truth, Randy. Your memories triggered memories of my own of going to my aunt and uncle's home on Saturday evenings. They always had Hee Haw on, loved the old westerns, and even named their dog, Hoss. I really miss those days.
One of the greatest gigs I ever had was working in the staff band at the Hee Haw Theater in Branson in 1980. Such talented folks.
I grew up with the Hee Haw show. It's so sad. All of the great stars from yesterday is leaving us. It's so sad and heart breaking if you stop to thank about it. All the good ones are gone.
Roy Clark was a GREAT Entertainer and a MASTER guitarist! I love the man.
He smokes on a guitar. Even at 80-odd years old, he could humble the heck out of us young bucks. Legend.
Raughwe Your right!. kids today learn a couple of power cords and think they are great!
Was? Still is
Randy Lee Snide Channel Roy Clark was the very best
I used to watch Hee Haw with my grandmother religiously every week. I saw a video on the "Gloom, Despair, and Agony on Me" stint. Brought me to tears, because those were some of the most memorable moments I had with my grandmother. She would pop some popcorn and we would have popcorn and hot chocolate watching the show. I would sit on the floor between her legs against her chair and we would laugh the whole show! I love this show!
+Chris Austin Chris, we will never have times like those in life ever. I read your post and could see it in my mind vivid. I would watch with my parents. Popcorn was such a treat during TV time. I am not such a big fan of TV in today's times. I could live the 70's all over again.
Chris Austin
Wow! It's good to know I'm not alone in feeling a bit out of place in today's world. When I watch the reruns of Hee Haw, The Andy Griffith Show, and a host of other shows from the 60s and 70's, I think to myself, "If only we could roll back the clock and relive those times all over again." Life just seemed to be simpler and happier.
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Good old fashion family tv time. I remember those nights in my bean bag. I'm 38 now and still watch it on RFD TV.
Compared to the utter crap that passes for "entertainment" today, this gem and the old clips of HeeHaw is better than anything on TV now
I agree. I can't even watch tv anymore. If I can't find a channel showing 70's and 80's shows....I go on youtube and watch the old re-runs. Todays tv is a joke.
I absolutely still love this show to this day. Great music, funny skits, just great entertainment. Glad I bought the DVD's one of my most prized possessions.
ahhhh they sure don't make them like they use to anymore.
Thanks for the fond memories Hee Haw family.
That "three holes of golf" bit was laugh out loud funny! Rest in peace Roy!
Damn boy if Buck Owens son just a spitting image of him....incredible
Darin Whitehead bucks son with tim allen
That is Buck Trent. I think. But he is not Buck Owens son. Buck Owens son did play on Hee Haw. But this is not him.
0:51 - Buck Owens’ son
Oh man, I thought that was Buck Owens. You're right - he definitely is just that.
@@thomastommy1192 Nooo!!! Buck Owens son is ~: 50!!! One other place too!!!
loved this show.. still love it..
I recall my Dad watching this show back in the 70's when i was growing up , He liked Country music but i think after seeing the reruns lately, it might have been because of all the Hot Chicks ! lol
Barbie Benton was gorgeous!
The Hee Haw Honeys!
I love heehaw I can remember watching it every week with my grandma like clock work. Now that was tv no shows like that now. Bring back heehaw
In Heaven there saying here;s Roy Clark,Love those Hee haw Talking Blues!
Roy Clark was a monster on anything with strings on it holy Jesus guitar banjo fiddle some folks call it a violin I call it a fiddle mmmm hmmm
Omg i love the part where buck trent plays that offbeat with the crowd the look and laugh on roy clark when buck did that was priceless. I rewinded that idk how many time watching that it was halarious.
This takes me back! I kinda forgot how corny that show was! That was funny!
This a wonderful program to honor this great, talented man. Had to watch it several times. Need more of this to see.
So much fun! Thank you for this fun reunion!!
Thank you..One of the best programs on TV ..Good memories
Wow the woman from the show still look good
Love it!! Best of times and memories!! Lots of laughs, for sure!!! =)
Husker; you are spot on. I am 44 and prefer this kind of entertainment than the trash today. Clean, wholesome music and dialogue.
Love this show thanks so much for sharing.
I so loved Hee Haw !!!
this "bunch" never gets old! Love them and their cuttin up!
love this, so natural, they go with the flow. sorry about my spelling.
Love the wigs.
Love it. Long Live Hee Haw!
Love it!!
Now THAT was funny!!!
I am going to play Cripple Creek at my job's talent show.
RIP Roy Clark.
good stuff take me back when I was a small boy
Need more pickin and grinnin soon
I don't like getting older. Times and TV seemed more fun back in the day. I am old enough to remember and enjoy Hee Haw and like shows, and too young to like the crap today.
Buck's son, dang!! Like seeing him in the flesh!!
This show was so "Korny", and we tuned in to watch every week. It had two of my favorite childhood things. Guitar pickin' and hot chicks. Some things never change.
thats Buck Trent on the banjo not Buddy Allan.
They should have gotten Buddy Allan, Buck Owen's son to play the guitar with Roy while Roy played the banjo, kind of like old times when Buck and Roy would do the Pickin' and Grinnin'. :)
Good to see Cathy Baker doing this and in her overalls. Was she wearing shoes or was she barefoot?
whats the name of this song theyre playing please
Thanks to RFDTV for sharing this video. It was awesome. Good laughs.
Tears on my face
Hee hawwwww! he he he haw haw This was the only show on t.v. funnier than rowan and martins laugh in. Krack you up even if you were sick in bed.
The hee haw girls all country bumpkins sexy without trying much too.
Daisy dukes ,, Elly mae's,, gosh that was an hour in a day.
I fell in love with country music via hee haw
dun luntah dun luntah dun luntah tah tah hey Roy ! Hey what Buck you got Prince Albert in a can? Why yes I do ! Well hey you better let him outta there he's running outta air !!! dun luntah dun luntah dun luntah tah tah !!!
Hello Dawn how are you doing!!
I see Cathy Baker is still hot here! Although they only showed a quick glimpses of her wearing her coveralls.
A fantastic twu great,
Misty Rowe dam she looks hot still :p,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
From when you needed talent. Not like today's crap
Why isn't the Gospel quartet not featured on these rerums like it was on the regular original shows?
I hear ya.😊 Chris ...
That guy in that Honolulu shirt ..he doesnt look like he's from Kornfield county
Too bad Buck was not there to play his part, but it is still hilarious goof-ups and all.
Which one do you like
Old days.
Did anyone see Mr. Jim Nabors in there?? 😱😱😱❤️❤️❤️
Over half of the cast is gone they died string bean buck grandpa jones mini purl. An others I can't remember.
Where the full episode at
can't remember all of the hee haw honeys
who is the blonde with the blue top
please if anyone knows her name
+Roger Cottongim Irlene Mandrell. Barbara and Louise's younger sister.
What year was this?
i grew up watching hee haw thats when families still came together to be a family but now with these crap they have now days and music kids of day are missing out what it was like back then
The problem with Millennials is all of their talent is pulled from their Smart phones.
who is that at 2:16 ?
***** Irlelene Mandrell
Musicman28401 Thank you
What happened to the Hager boys?
Both gone since 2008-2009, only 8 months apart:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hager_Twins
Rest in peace, Roy Clark. If you had not hosted "Hee Haw," it would've been just another boring TV Show.
tristan may
Man Bucks son looks identical. Did they clone him
FUNNY....
who is the hee haw honey at 3.38
+Roger Cottongim only goes to 3:37
Don't know but that's Misty Rowe at 0:55 and who are the ladies at 1:38 and 2:15?
Losing it
Gunilla Hutton
She still got a nice ass.
cripple creek
The good old days of good t.v.....99 percent of t.v. now isn't worth watching or paying for....I miss HeeHaw....
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Oh my. Oh lord. Maybe they would have been better off if they stayed home.
pitiful