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Hee Haw
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Hee Haw was an American television variety show featuring country music and humor with fictional rural Kornfield Kounty as a backdrop. It aired on CBS from 1969 to 1971 before a 20-year run in local syndication. The show was inspired by Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, the major difference being that Hee Haw was far less topical, and was centered on rural culture and Country Music. Initially co-hosted by musicians Buck Owens and Roy Clark, the show was well known for its voluptuous, scantily clad women in stereotypical farmer's daughter outfits, its male stars Jim and Jon Hager, and the cornpone humor of its comedy sketches.The appeal of Hee Haw was not limited to a rural audience. It was successful in all of the major markets, including New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago.Two rural-style comedians, already well known in their native Canada, gained their first major U.S. exposure on Hee Haw — Gordie Tapp and Don Harron (whose KORN Radio character, newscaster Charlie Farquharson, had been a fixture of Canadian television since 1952 and later appeared on The Red Green Show).Other cast members over the years included: Roy Acuff, Cathy Baker, Billy Jim Baker, Barbi Benton, Jennifer Bishop, Archie Campbell, John Henry Faulk, Marianne Gordon (Rogers), the Hager Twins (Jim and Jon), Victoria Hallman (as "Miss Honeydew"), Gunilla Hutton (as "Nurse Goodbody"), Louis "Grandpa" Jones, Zella Lehr (the "unicycle girl"), George Lindsey (reprising his "Goober" character from The Andy Griffith Show), Jimmy Little, Irlene Mandrell, the Rev. Grady Nutt, Minnie Pearl, Claude 'Jackie' Phelps, Slim Pickens, Kenny Price, Ann Randall, Susan Raye, Jimmie Riddle, Lulu Roman, Misty Rowe, Junior Samples, Gailard Sartain, Jeff Smith, Roni Stoneman, Linda Thompson, Lisa Todd, Nancy Traylor and Jonathan Winters, among many others. A lot of the regulars were also regulars in the Grand Ole Opry.Buck Owens' band, The Buckaroos, were the house band on this popular syndicated show and consisted of: Don Rich, Jim Shaw, Jerry Brightman, Jerry Wiggins, Rick Taylor, Doyle Singer (Doyle Curtsinger), Don Lee, Ronnie Jackson, Terry Christoffersen, Doyle Holly and Jesse Rose McQueen (Victoria Hallman). | |
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Fat Idiot | |
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Fat Idiot: This was Junior Samples in a nutshell. (A very large nutshell.) In a show where everyone was essentially dimwitted country bumpkins, Junior took it to the next level. Mr. Gordon's assistant Maynard would frequently make ridiculous purchases that would end up costing the general store money, much to Mr. Gordon's frustration. | |
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Pro Wrestling Episode | |
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Pro Wrestling Episode: Professional wrestler Hillbilly Jim made several guest appearances in the late 1980s. | |
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Wrap-Up Song | |
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Wrap-Up Song: The whole cast assembled at the end of each episode to sing, "We Love the Time We Spend With You." Replaced in later seasons with the more upbeat, "So Long." | |
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The Cameo | |
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The Cameo: Often, especially in the "Where, Oh Where are You Tonight?" sketches (the cameo star would often have their back turned to the camera until the chorus reveal). Enjoy a few examples. Hey, It's That... Car? The Clampetts' car was often used in humorous five- to 10-second shorts between main segments of the show. | |
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Deep South | |
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Deep South: Kornfield Kounty is located somewhere here. | |
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Heroic Dog | |
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Heroic Dog: Beauregard the Wonder Dog (earlier, Kingfish the Wonder Dog; later, Buford). Four dogs actually played the dog during the show's run (usually seen in the Moonshiners sketches). Played with in that the bloodhound did nothing but sleep. | |
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Good News, Bad News | |
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Good News, Bad News: This famous Archie Campbell sketch. | |
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Hidden Depths | |
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Hidden Depths: Several of the Honeys were also talented singers, and often got solos; most notable were Barbi Benton and Lisa Todd. Fans who only knew Roni Stoneman for her work in "The Nagers" skits were likely surprised at her vast talents as a musician (with the Stoneman Family). | |
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Eccentric Townsfolk | |
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Eccentric Townsfolk aplenty. | |
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Title Theme Tune | |
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Title Theme Tune: "HEEEEEEEEEE HAWWWWWWWWW! Hee hee hee haw haw haw! Hee Haw!" | |
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Greasy Spoon | |
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Greasy Spoon: Lulu's Truck Stop. | |
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Lazy Bum | |
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Lazy Bum: One frequent segment called The Moonshiners, where a couple of the cast would lazily tell a joke while dozing on the floor near a bunch of moonshine jugs and Beauregard the Wonder Dog (Kingfish the Wonder Dog in earlier shows), with scantily dressed girls in the background. | |
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Drowning My Sorrows | |
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Drowning My Sorrows: As hinted by the moonshine jugs in the "Doom, Despair and Agony On Me" sketches. | |
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Blowing a Raspberry | |
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Blowing a Raspberry: At the end of "Where O Where Are You Tonight?" (This eventually became a competition of sorts to see which actor could raspberry the other first.) | |
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That's All, Folks! | |
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That's All, Folks!: Literally. After the credits, Cathy Baker would say, "That's all!" | |
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Big Eater | |
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Big Eater: Junior Samples is implied to be one. At the end of one of the "Hey, Grandpa, what's for supper?" gags, Grandpa Jones says, "... and even Junior will get enough." | |
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Sacred Hospitality | |
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Sacred Hospitality: The "Hey, Grandpa, what's for supper?" gag (Grandpa Jones would then describe a meal in poetic rhyme, often a delicious country-style meal that would be met with cast approval, but sometimes a comically bad entree (met with a "Yuk!"). Jones would be miming cleaning a window when the segment started, but then lean through the "glass" to say his lines. On a couple of rare occasions, Grandpa would be booed: once when he said "Ah ain't got nuthin", and another time when he offered "a big fresh roast of good moose meat". | |
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Weather Report | |
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Weather Report: In later seasons, the KORN news skits added a weather girl. | |
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Schoolmarm | |
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Schoolmarm: Minnie Pearl often played one. | |
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Iconic Outfit | |
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Iconic Outfit: Minnie Pearl's hat. | |
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Honest John's Dealership | |
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Honest John's Dealership: Junior Samples's used car lot, "Samples Sales". Jack Burns would frequently show up as a fast-talking city slicker who tried to pull a fast one on Goober and sell him something that he didn't need or was worthless, only for Goober to outwit the huckster. | |
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Farmer's Daughter | |
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Farmer's Daughter: Most every girl on the show, especially the Hee Haw Honeys. | |
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Simple Country Lawyer | |
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Simple Country Lawyer: Justus O'Peace; "Cletus Biggs of Biggs, Shy, & Stir — Kornfield Kounty's most honorable law firm — where our motto is, 'When in doubt, sue!'" | |
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Comic-Book Adaptation | |
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Comic-Book Adaptation: Charlton Comics published a seven-issue series in 1970/71. | |
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News Parody | |
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News Parody: KORN News | |
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Sdrawkcab Name | |
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Sdrawkcab Name: Archie Campbell's retelling of Cinderella ("Rindercella") and the Three Little Pigs ("Pee Little Thrigs"). (Actually more like spoonerisms, but "telling it backwards" was the joke.) Archie Campbell also had a running gag after the Hee Haw Salutes segment described under Shout-Out. "And (name of hometown) spelled backwards is...." | |
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Large Ham | |
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Large Ham: Roy Clark could simply not contain himself from mugging to the cameras and it makes the often extremely complex music that he would play all the more entertaining. | |
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Signing-Off Catchphrase | |
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Signing-Off Catchphrase: "So long everybody! We'll see you next week on... 'Hee Haw'!" And after the credits, Cathy Baker's "That's all!" | |
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Big Beautiful Woman | |
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Big Beautiful Woman: Lulu Roman, who was a former go-go dancer but had a thyroid condition. | |
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Double Take | |
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Double Take: Often. The "Hambone Brothers" sketches, with Jimmie Riddle "eefing" (an Appalachian musical form similar to beatboxing, but a hundred years older) and Jackie Phelps "hamboning" (another Appalachian musical form consisting of rhythmically slapping one's thigh) was just so weird that it would often get a double-take from Roy Clark. (Although after a while, Roy embraced the weirdness and started joining in with them.) | |
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Gender-Blender Name | |
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Gender-Blender Name: LaVern Nagger, the henpecked husband played by Gordie Tapp and married to Ida Lee (Roni Stoneman). | |
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Fade to Black | |
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Fade to Black: In a silly, corn-filled comedy program whose commercial bumpers were almost always the hapless hen and other barnyard animals parading and doing silly things, the "fade-to-black" segments – where the audience did not applaud, laugh, or otherwise react – were very noticeable. The Hee Haw Gospel Quartet segments — one of the few serious musical segments, featuring (most commonly) Buck Owens, Roy Clark, Grandpa Jones, and Kenny Price, or perhaps a guest singing a gospel song –- was the most common by far, but there were several times through the years that the cast paid tribute to a recently passed cast member; those included David "Stringbean" Akeman, the banjo player; and Junior Samples, the simple-minded comedian. The most poignant and emotional by far was the show's tribute to Elvis Presley (in early 1978), when Elvis's father, Vernon Presley, gave a short tribute to his late son and his impact on country music, and how much he was a devoted fan of Hee Haw; several of the cast members were crying on camera during the tribute as a light piano tune played, before the segment faded to a commercial. | |
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Gossipy Hens | |
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Gossipy Hens: The Gossip Girls sketches. (Not to be confused with the soap opera.) | |
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Frontier Doctor | |
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Country Doctor: Archie Campbell played one. | |
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A Good Name for a Rock Band | |
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A Good Name For A Country Band : BR5-49. | |
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Shout-Out | |
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Shout-Out: A cast member would salute an American small town and give its population, followed by the entire cast popping up from a cornfield and yelling "Sa-loote!!!!" Early on, this was met with canned laughter, but this soon changed to applause (in a nod that small-town America was being honored, rather than this be a joke). Occasionally, if that week's guest was from a larger city, s/he'd salute it. | |
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Cloudcuckoolander | |
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Cloudcuckoolander: Several, as much of the humor was based on this. Most notably, Junior Samples. | |
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Country Music | |
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Country Music: The show was built around it and would usually have popular country music guest stars. | |
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Character Catchphrase | |
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Character Catchphrase: Several. Sa-LUTE! Owens: "I'm a-Pickin'...!" Clark: "...And I'm a-Grinnin'!" Minnie Pearl: HOWWWWWW-DEEEEEEE!note This was actually her personal catchphrase. She had been using it in her act long before she appeared in the show. Cathy Baker: "That's all!" | |
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Half-Witted Hillbilly | |
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Half-Witted Hillbilly: This trope is one of the main sources of Hee Haw's humor, which fits thematically with the silly, lighthearted skits and jokes cornier than a Fritos factory. However, as the cast was populated with very famous country singers and comedians, any lack of intelligence was clearly just an act. | |
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Awful Wedded Life | |
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Awful Wedded Life: Gordie Tapp and Roni Stoneman had a recurring skit as LaVern and Ida Lee, the Naggers. | |
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The Ditz | |
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The Ditz: Junior Samples was this in spades. | |
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Despair Speech | |
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Despair Speech: The song "Gloom, Despair and Agony on Me" is a parody of this trope. | |
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Good Ol' Boy | |
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Good Ol' Boy: Most every guy on the show. | |
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Ridiculously Long Phone Number | |
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Ridiculously Short Phone Number: BR5-49 Somewhat justified in that early phone numbers in rural areas were much shorter than today's standard seven digits. | |
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Brainless Beauty | |
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Brainless Beauty: Many, though some were a lot smarter than they seemed. Others played this trope straight, though. | |
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