Season
- Season 23 1992-01-04
- Season 22 1990-09-15
- Season 21 1989-09-16
- Season 20 1988-10-01
- Season 19 1987-09-19
- Season 18 1986-09-20
- Season 17 1985-09-21
- Season 16 1984-09-22
- Season 15 1983-09-17
- Season 14 1982-09-11
- Season 13 1981-09-12
- Season 12 1980-09-13
- Season 11 1979-09-15
- Season 10 1978-09-16
- Season 9 1977-09-17
- Season 8 1976-09-18
- Season 7 1975-09-13
- Season 6 1974-09-14
- Season 5 1973-09-15
- Season 4 1972-09-16
- Season 3 1971-09-18
- Season 2 1970-09-15
- Season 1 1969-06-15
Episode
- Episode 1: Joe Diffie, Vern Gosdin, Barbara Mandrell
- Episode 2: Merle Haggard, Les Taylor, Alison Krauss + Union Station
- Episode 3: Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Diamond Rio
- Episode 4: Lorrie Morgan, Desert Rose Band
- Episode 5: Ronnie Milsap, Aaron Tippin, Highway 101
- Episode 6: Pam Tillis, Brooks & Dunn, Alabama
- Episode 7: Patty Loveless, Doug Stone, Dillards
- Episode 8: Garth Brooks, Billy Dean, Louise Mandrell
- Episode 9: Alan Jackson, Baillie and The Boys, Matraca Berg
- Episode 10: Sawyer Brown, Barbara Mandrell, B.B. Watson
- Episode 11: T. Graham Brown, Oak Ridge Boys, Robin Lee
- Episode 12: Mark Collie, Forester Sisters
- Episode 13: Ricky Skaggs, Jim & Jesse, Clinton Gregory
- Episode 14: Mark Chesnutt, Holly Dunn
- Episode 15: Marty Stuart, Lionel Cartwright, Remingtons
- Episode 16: Ronnie Milsap, Marie Osmond
- Episode 17: Linda Davis, Lee Greenwood
- Episode 18: Exile, Brenda Lee, Jim & Jesse
- Episode 19: Steve Wariner, Merle Haggard
- Episode 20: Shelby Lynne, Asleep at the Wheel
- Episode 21: Suzy Bogguss, Rob Crosby, Eddie Rabbitt
- Episode 22: Gary Morris, Hal Ketchum, Sweethearts of the Rodeo
Hee Haw Season 23 Alan Jackson, Baillie and The Boys, Matraca Berg
7.6/10 users Hee Haw was an American variety show featuring a mixture of country music and comedy skits. Co-hosted by Buck Owens and Roy Clark for most of the series, the show also guested well-established country music stars including Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton. Originally airing on CBS from 1969 to 1971, the show ran for over 20 years in syndication until 1993.
