The ep with George Jones, Tammy Wynette, and Buddy Alan. Man they were trying to make Buddy Alan a big star.

Used to watch with my grandmother---only had one channel (w/o cable)!

I loved this show as a kid. Reminds me of watching with my dad...

i met Lulu Roman in dayton ohio.

RFD channel! love this show.

It's interesting to hear hank Jr. doing those sad heartache songs, before he started doing his own thing.

Watching the episode with Hank Jr, and Arleen Harden. It seems that they can't past episodes from 1972.

Hey grandpa, what's for supper?

Sometimes while watching I can't help but think of all the people on this show who are no longer with us. Then somebody cracks a corny joke and I start laughing and I feel better. R.I.P. George... more

Sometimes while watching I can't help but think of all the people on this show who are no longer with us. Then somebody cracks a corny joke and I start laughing and I feel better. R.I.P. George Lindsey. Goober may be gone but his comedy lives on.

I love Archie's phrt you were gone songs!!! Especially when guest stars sing with him

I still watch this to this day... brings back memories from grandparents house.

Let'cher hair down and put'cher feet up!

Love these old reruns and baby girl loves all the singing on it.

"Did you know you could drown your troubles?" "I tried but she swims too good."

I guess I'm the only gluer who watches this show and checks in.

Time to get my dose of corny jokes.

There's a farmer channel on Direct TV that plays this, LOL.

Taking me back to my childhood

trying to see how much of this I can stand... the headache began about 1 minute after I turned it on.

Just flipped past and saw David "Stringbean" Akeman. That just about made my day. I loved listening to him when I was a child.

#157 I used to watch this crazy show all the time when I was younger. It is so stupid , it is funny. Salute!

Day off, so....Hee Haw :D Don't you judge me!

It was the country version of laugh In.

Didn't get all the jokes when I watched this show as a kid.

Haven't seen it since the 70s, but viewing it now makes it obvious that this was an American version of Benny Hill!

OMG!!! Talk about bringing back memories. I LOVED this show growing up. This one is from 1972. Wow!!!

All I gotta say is wow...

It's sorta like County Bears but longer:)

I just love Buck Owens :)

Live Conway Twiggy performance. Sweet.

Well if that don't just dump your hat in the creek...