HEE HAW - Comedy

HEE HAW on RFD-TV Sunday at 8pm ET and Monday at 10am ET
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[@chrisbyars4422]

When I was a kid , I watched HeeHaw all the time. It was part of my childhood

[@marcdewey3848]

Chris Byars ...Was a saturday evening tradition at my house too.

[@japa9991]

@@marcdewey3848 Yep. And I just four RFTV on Directv. It was not on my list of channels. It is now.

[@OldMusicGuy]

RIP Charlie. You and all the cast were so funny. You will be missed.

[@kenbrohere]

The barber shop skits were one of my faves.

[@senorkaboom]

Yep, just heard of late that Don Harron passed away. We watched Hee Haw from its summer '69 introduction through its run on CBS. We lost track of it during syndication. But what a great show. We enjoyed the barber shop section, especially when Archie Campbell did his Rindercella recitation and when she slopped her dripper. Thought my mom would never stop laughing. RIP, Charlie.

[@markcouch7049]

Oh yes hee haw a cherished part of my childhood, I would watch hee haw with mom and dad before they put me to bed. My favorite characters among many ways grandpa Jones and Charlie farquarson, my favorite skits were the news with Charlie and the boys sitting on the porch crying🤣🤣🤣🤣 hee haw was the best brings back so many cherished memories♥️🤣🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@rehobothwell]

Grew up in a big city. I got my introduction to Country music watching "Hee Haw". It was a great show, with good clean fun.

[@DancingSpiderman]

I REMEMBER THE CHARLIE FARQUHARSON CHARACTER!!! Good Memories of a time when Television was Good. Rest in Peace, Don Harron.

[@scottalexander3660]

Lu lu here haw

[@kenpitts9639]

Farquharson

[@briansheil9763]

One of my favorite quotes from Charlie Farquharson, “If you drink before you drive, you’re putting the court before the hearse”.

[@RknRolrJWW]

I met Don Harron a couple of times when he shopped in my computer store at yonge & bloor, he would tell e stories of his time in show business and discussed politics while I changed his watch battery and help him pick out software for his PC, very down to earth nice man, and the last thing he said to me back in the 80's was, don't take any wooden nickels, funny cause they really did make those a long time ago in Canada and if you got one today, it would probably be worth a lot more than 5c, thanks again Don for all the laughs and your business.

[@marcdewey3848]

My favorite skit on Hee Haw was Charlie Farquharson telling the cornfield county news.

[@mistergrandpasbakery9941]

My favorite clip of Hee Haw was when T. G. Shepherd was singing Last Cheater's Waltz. During the instrumental break Roni Stoneman came out on stage as Ida Lee, grabbed Shepherd, and waltzed him around the stage. I laughed for three days! I wish RFD-TV would post that clip!!

[@barbfrmsf]

may he rest in peace thanks for sharing your talent with us.

[@patriciajrs46]

I always loved his bits. They were so wonderfully corny. Always made me laugh.

[@michaelodell7311]

I miss Hee-Haw. Yes I grew up watching it. I'm 40 years old. I watched the colored episodes. Wasn't born in 1960s when the show first came out.

[@Avolution33]

America's favourite country television show was created by a couple Canadians from Toronto...Not many people know that (Also Don Harron and Gordie Tapp are from up here in the Great White North...Don had been doing his Charlie Farquharson character for quite a long time before joining Hee Haw)...We used to watch this show every Saturday night right before Hockey Night in Canada came on.

[@wmbrown6]

And Mr. Harron later did his Charlie character on "The Red Green Show" for a few years. Another favorite of mine.

[@tucodmott]

R.I.P. Gordie, made me smile, many a time

[@Maestrohbill]

RIP Don - you were indeed a funny man!!!

[@brianmahaney7772]

Maestrohbill

[@briansheil9763]

Did Don Harron always wore that hat and sweater?

[@Maestrohbill]

Brian Sheil yes

[@jeffreymartino531]

This show,was under rated .

[@RoyalSnowbird]

Don Harron (Charlie Farquharson) was a man of great comic talent - many of his scripts were absolute genius and he was often 'spot on' when it came to Canadian politics and was a real 'eye opener' without ruffling too many feathers and to be able to do that takes talent folks! I hope he makes a lot laugh in heaven where I am sure he is having a ball right now as he was a gem of a human being!

[@thomasponzio8345]

my late Dad loved this show

[@tomsawyer5736]

Same

[@Idolmakercat]

I love your channel. I have forgotten how great Hee Haw was. Thank you so much for posting these. 😀

[@shellyblanchard5788]

I always liked the ironing board scene where she would attempt to hit the guy with rolling pin. 🤗

[@southport97]

Granny, what's for dinner? Black-eyed peas, cornbread and chitlins!. Salute! 

[@andynieuwenhuis7833]

On Hee Haw it Was ALWAYS: Hey Grandpa" What's for Supper".

[@davidekstrand8544]

I just found this out. Parry Sound is a real town. And it's in Ontario. (Now I'll be speaking like Charlie.) It's low-catered on the sures of Lake On-tearing-n'-airing jist opposing from the town Mechanic and the island of Mechanic in Mission-Gun in the US. Eh.

[@MichaelSmith-jw8qw]

funny people did Hee Haw--it ran for years in syndication! people would still watch it today if it was on! The comedy was good!

[@1220sassy]

I agree Michael. Wish a channel would show these re-runs. These old shows were the best. Oh, I miss those times so much. Today's world sucks.

[@dustinthewind52]

Hee Haw is still in syndication, RFD-TV has it appearing in their line-up (for now) on Mondays Might check cable or satellite provider for the channel or ask for the channel to be added.

[@courteneysykes7233]

1220sassy ikr wish these old shows would come back miss the 80s and the early 90s

[@ericcarter478]

My man Charlie Farqahurson R.i.p!

[@docwilkey]

Love watching this show!

[@rgrhan]

Don Harron passed away today Jan 17 2015 at the age of 90.

[@sarajanesmith3892]

Mine too Chris! Hee Haw was one of my favorite shows!

[@CarlDuke]

Don Harron was a very, very funny and clever man. Remember one of his lines about a woman. He said that when she walks down the street she has the kind of face that makes men turn their heads, especially if she's walking toward you. And another line about a fellow in town who was turned down for a job at the the mill, because they didn't have enough work to keep him busy. His reply was that they'd be surprised at how little work it would take to do that. 

[@lp1330]

I remember one where he said that the post office had doubled their staff. The postmaster had his wife working there now -- she was settin and sortin and he was standin and handin. He and Junior Samples were both hilarious.

[@hankkingsley2976]

A lot of those jokes are actually very Sly and dirty under the doctor's supervisor

[@KayBarsotti]

Loved Her Haw! ☺️☺️☺️

[@sherryhannah498]

funny!!!!...I've liked Hee Haw since I was a girl...love Don Harron...he was funny!!!!!..that Charlie Farqharson was a riot!!!!! quoting from what he said and he home under the doctor's supervisor....lol...!!!!!!!..he talks with a Southern accent so convincingly it's hard to believe he's Canadian huh????...also love Don cause he a man it's the early morning of Valentine's Day I don't have anyone so I imagining he the one...I know he never shaved but I thought he was cute he still alive

[@lindamerchant123]

The lambchop sideburns on roy Clark big

[@TheThomasmoon]

Still better news than CNN

[@DUCKDUCKGOISMUCHBETTER]

Thomas Moon Less fake than CNN News too

[@kennethfutch5372]

Much better.

[@MisplacedHillbilly]

More credible news than the MSM. 😂

[@chrishughes4239]

favorite bit

[@yatinexile7144]

RIP Charlie

[@Snagglefratz]

I wish someone would broadcast reruns of Hee Haw.

[@donmcc6573]

Circle TV, weekdays at 12:00 central.

[@Snagglefratz]

@@donmcc6573 Thanks.

[@Midnightspecia1]

When we were kids we couldn’t say Farquharson right so he was known as Charlie Carcarson. To be Dearly missed.

[@Charlie-gb8dn]

Love This!

[@TheRecordSaver]

Not the country version of SNL.. It's the country version of "Laugh-In"..

[@randiekay4994]

I wonder what the country version of SNL would be.

[@TheRecordSaver]

@@randiekay4994 I'm guessing something similar to the old "Louisiana/Midwestern Hayride" TV series, only a little rougher..

[@Dirtbiker-guy]

Roy Clark sporting the Wolverine look, Roy was a god among insects.

[@roystonlodge]

I never knew that Charlie Farquharson was on Hee Haw. I thought he was just from Canadian tv!

[@jonathanharris108]

Im a gospel musician I've always loved this show

[@jeanthree]

Hee Haw just it would have been a blast if Benny Hill made appearance

[@DUCKDUCKGOISMUCHBETTER]

jeanthree That is a great idea, I wish they'd done that...had Benny Hill on as an occasional guest star.

[@raymondweaver8526]

Chasing the Her Haw Honeys

[@bryanmcwhite9335]

2021 Rules forever 👍.

[@lour655]

I was watching a episode of an early fugitive and saw Donald Harron in it and decided to read his bio on IMDB, I was amazed at the number of shows he guest stared in BEFORE Hee Haw, shows like: 12 o'clock high, The FBI, The Invaders and others.

[@tshandy1]

I thought most of Hee Haw was unwatchable -- except KORN news and of course the babes.

[@johnwilkerson2195]

R.I.P Charlie

[@stangreen5920]

just a quick piece of trivia, the ban KORN got its name from this skit, not a joke

[@lour655]

I always thought it was more like a rural Laugh Inn.

[@sherryhannah498]

still can't believe Don Harron gone loved him he was funny hope he in heaven making God and the angels and saints crack up...when he Buck and the Hager twins left in '86 I quit watching the show ...who else liked Don Harron???????????!!!...I used to stare at him when he would dance when the cast would sing at the beginning RIP Don

[@wesride1077]

Anybody remember the episode where Charlie taks about the still explosion.?

[@jimslone8122]

None better than Charlie KORN Farkenson

[@DarinCates]

Why is there a GIANT LOGO on these legendary video clips? RFD is really riding the HeeHaw coat tail here.

[@lindamerchant123]

Korn news man funniest

[@jonathanharris108]

My favorite

[@lour655]

Yes he is alive and in his late 80s

[@ZPax213]

Grampa jones

[@raymondweaver8526]

Hey Grandpa,. What's for supper?

[@KayBarsotti]

Hee Haw and Benny Hill were much better shows than we see now!

[@michaelbohner4878]

he's not dead. he's Otto on Alaska the last Frontier

[@wintario]

Don Harron died last year. I had met him many years ago, he was a very funny man...and he was a very quiet gentle person off stage. He will be missed, especially his character of Charlie Farquharson. Before he died he put up Charlie's wool sweater for good.

[@MrLamontSanford]

To this day I STILL have NO idea what this guy is saying!!

[@Nonconformistwilderbeastman]

Is Thunk in the Funk and Wagnalls dictionary a'ved offtined wunderrred Dat

[@chuckrogers720]

hey donkey have you ever played softball before

[@chuckrogers720]

Its called Donkey Baseball