Skyler Bell Pushes Back Commitment Date

[TJHawkeye]

Was Skyler Bell on Hee Haw?

 

[Ree4]

Full disclosure.

No Hee Haw (along with Lawrence Welk, my grandmother never missed an episode...) or Waltons, but during the lockdown, I have watched multiple episodes of the following:

Bonanza
Gunsmoke
Sanford and Son
The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson
Three's Company
Barney Miller, and, yes, even one episode each of,
Laverne and Shirley and Welcome Back Kotter

Of course, that goes along with my usual staples:

Andy Griffith
Cheers
M*A*S*H
Everybody Loves Raymond
King of Queens, and
Two and a Half Men

All while throwing down some single-malt scotch.

I think Kirk and I should hang.

I can honestly say I've only ever seen one of these shows.

 

[MelroseHawkins]

Well this thread wandered off. Hehehehe

Didn't you mean ......................... Heeee Haaaaw Heeeee Haaaaw?

 

[MelroseHawkins]

There were some serious hotties on that show. Damn.

like women's pole vaulting championship YouTube video hot.

 

[revkev73]

And throw in a few Florence Henderson Wesson Oil commercials

Smoking Hot!!

 

[HuckFinn]

Never thought I'd see the day where we would be discussing Hee Haw on a Hawkeye message board. But, yep, my dad forced us all to watch Hee Haw every week it came on.

Well, I would rather watch re-runs of Hee Haw than a NASCAR race...

 

[HuckFinn]

Where oh where are you tonight?

 

[hawkeyebob62]

Hee Haw pales in comparison to The Simpsons parody of it, titled (appropriately) "Ya Hoo!"

 

[BigD]

Never thought I'd see the day where we would be discussing Hee Haw on a Hawkeye message board. But, yep, my dad forced us all to watch Hee Haw every week it came on.

My sympathies.

 

[BigD]

This is the Huskers theme song when their recruits commit to IOWA.

 

[westender]

My dad used to watch Hee Haw every week and would laugh out-loud.

I never could understand that...

The Grand Ol Opry was a nice visit. I think Diamond Rio was there, "One More Day."

Was he a Lawrence Welk watcher as well?

 

[westender]

Never thought I'd see the day where we would be discussing Hee Haw on a Hawkeye message board. But, yep, my dad forced us all to watch Hee Haw every week it came on.

Roy Clark could strum that banjo.

 

[revkev73]

Was he a Lawrence Welk watcher as well?

My mom and dad did do some Welk.

One of my childhood mysteries occurred when they were watching "Bonanza" and my mother was distraught because she saw "Little Joe" out back chopping up some firewood with his shirt off and, shockingly, she discovered that "Little Joe" had no chest hair. She never recovered fully from that and wondered about it out loud more than once. PTSD it seems.

 

[#1DieHardHawk]

I can honestly say I've only ever seen one of these shows.

Really?

Wow. Some classic stuff there.

 

[Ree4]

Really?

Wow. Some classic stuff there.

Yeah I never did watch a lot of TV, other than maybe Seinfeld. Only show I really watch now on occasion is Impractical Jokers. I do watch a lot of crap on Netflix now though!

 

[Stanzi]

Can we please refocus this thread on Skyler Bell and not on TV shows that were already off the air by the time I was born? Thanks in advance.

 

[westender]

My mom and dad did do some Welk.

One of my childhood mysteries occurred when they were watching "Bonanza" and my mother was distraught because she saw "Little Joe" out back chopping up some firewood with his shirt off and, shockingly, she discovered that "Little Joe" had no chest hair. She never recovered fully from that and wondered about it out loud more than once. PTSD it seems.

That show was so damn predictable. Hard not to like Hoss though.

 

[westender]

Merlin Olson was a much better football announcer than he was an actor.

 

[revkev73]

That show was so damn predictable. Hard not to like Hoss though.

I remember reading at one time that dad, Ben, used to think they were "his boys" in real life, couldn't differentiate between the "show" and outside the show. Should have been president!

 

[westender]

I remember reading at one time that dad, Ben, used to think they were "his boys" in real life, couldn't differentiate between the "show" and outside the show. Should have been president!

I always liked Lorne Greene.