All episodes Season 14 S14E17 1983-01-15 60 min 1970s CBS / Syndicated

Hee Haw

Sammy Davis Jr.; Dub Taylor; Barbi Benton; Red Steagall

TV Flash files “Sammy Davis Jr.; Dub Taylor; Barbi Benton; Red Steagall” as hour 351 of 405 in the TV Flash guide — Hee Haw (1969–1992) on CBS / Syndicated, season 14, episode 17, aired 1983-01-15, 60 min.

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How this hour is filed

This leaf is S14E17: listed hour 351 of 405 in the Hee Haw guide, hour 17 of 26 in season 14. It aired 1983-01-15 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “The Oak Ridge Boys; Jim Ed Brown; The Moonshine Cloggers; The Dewdrops: Jerry Chestnut” (S14E16). Next is “Charley Pride; The Family Brown; The Million Dollar Band; Butch Baker” (S14E18). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.

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Sammy Davis Jr.; Dub Taylor; Barbi Benton; Red Steagall

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Where does Sammy Davis Jr.; Dub Taylor; Barbi Benton; Red Steagall sit in the Hee Haw guide?

S14E17 is listed hour 351 of 405 — hour 17 of 26 in season 14, season 14 episode 17.

When did Hee Haw S14E17 air?

Sammy Davis Jr.; Dub Taylor; Barbi Benton; Red Steagall aired 1983-01-15 and is listed at 60 minutes.

CBS years or the syndication decades?

CBS cancelled it in the rural purge; the long life is syndication. Sample either stretch — Owens, Clark, and the cornfield are the court.

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Why this series still plays

Buck Owens and Roy Clark hold a cornfield variety court: country hits, cornball sketches, Hee Haw Honeys, and rural syndication that outlived CBS's purge. Front-porch vaudeville as a long-running television habit. Music guests plus joke-book shamelessness that still smells like hay, overalls, and ratings.

Open on a cornfield that outlived the network that dumped it. Hee Haw (1969–1992), from John Aylesworth and Frank Peppiatt, mixes Nashville music with Laugh-In-style rapid sketches under Buck Owens and Roy Clark. Grandpa Jones and Minnie Pearl among the porch regulars; Hee Haw Honeys a phenomenon. CBS cancelled it in the rural purge; it then thrived for decades in syndication. One of television's longest-running variety hybrids — seventeen seasons, 405 hours. Front-porch vaudeville as a habit. If you came for a…

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