"Hee Haw" a mixture of music and comedy skits was a staple of syndicated television for more than 20 years; originally, the show had aired on CBS, but was canceled in 1971 because the network thought it was "too rural." A majority of each week's "Hee Haw" shows included a series of skits, blackouts and corny jokes; however, the meat of series came from its music. Each week, two or three country music stars guested usually one or two of the guests being well-established, the others newer and up-and-coming stars as well as bluegrass, country gospel and other acts, signers and musicians popular with country audiences. During the final segment of each show, the Hee Haw Gospel Quartet (through the mid-1980s, usually co-hosts Owens and Clark, along with Kenny Price and Grandpa Jones) performed a gospel song.

An 18-year-old girl dreams of becoming a veterinarian; however, financial constraints loom as her father struggles to support her ambitions. Drawing on her experience with horses, she takes a job at a local donkey farm to fund her education. Little does she know; the farm is a haven for eccentric characters. As she encounters eccentric personalities and leans to navigate the quirky world of donkeys, she forms heartwarming connections with the lovable, furry residents. With determination and the support of her newfound friends, she embarks on a journey to overcome obstacles and fulfill her dream. This heartening tale blends humor and the resilience of chasing one's dreams

In the summer of 1969, HEE HAW moseyed into the CBS time slot occupied by The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. Conceived as a rural alternative to Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, the show ranked in the top 20 nationally when CBS pulled the plug in 1971. But co-hosts Buck Owens and Roy Clark, along with the whole Kornfield Kountry gang, sang and joked on in syndication. In 1978, they grinned at the critics in a two-hour 10th-Anniversary shindig, which was videotaped with an audience of invited guests and fans at the Grand Ole Opry House. Mixing nostalgia with new performances by country music's biggest stars, this special edition of HEE HAW never misses the funnybone.

A show, which circles around dramas, broadcast on all private and national Television channels on one platform. The show included reviews of currently airing dramas, clippings of successful classic dramas, episode updates, interview of an actor on set about his life and work, visits to the locations/sets of a drama shoot and chit chat with cast and crew, ratings of best drama / actors /actresses of the week and public opinion.

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"I'm not even 60 yet! "Just call me an ahjussi." 58-year-old oldest, Dae Hee. It's been a long time since his wife Bong Seon and son Dong Min came home, and no one contacted him even on his birthday. Then came a phone call out of nowhere from his son. "Dad, I lost all my money". It can't end like this. He starts to get work as a part timer, he meets Sim Chung, a young kkondae in her 20s, and learns life well once again. Kkondaehee, who still wants to love and to be loved, this is his happiness finding project! A web drama, featuring alter ego of comedian Kim Dae Hee, 'Kkon Dae Hee', other comedians and Weeekly's Lee Soo Jin!

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IU celebrates her 12th debut anniversary on Yoo Hee Yeol's Sketchbook Special, performing some of her most iconic songs and sharing memorable moments with fans.