The Culhanes During its twenty-year run, the redneck variety show Hee Haw became an American institution of sorts, bringing country music and humor into the living rooms of a ton of folks.

Lulu Roman, the brash Hee Haw comedian and gospel singer who delighted fans of the long-running country music variety show while turning her life around in the process, has died. She was 78. Roman ...

Lulu Roman, the brash Hee Haw comedian and gospel singer who delighted fans of the long-running country music variety show while turning her life around in the process, has died. She was 78. Roman ...

7 “Pfft! You Was Gone” It says a lot about Hee Haw that the best-known recurring song on the show -- "Pfft! You Was Gone" -- featured its singers blowing raspberries. One particularly special ...

While many of Hee Haw‘s beloved stars have sadly passed on, including Lulu Roman, who passed away on April 23 at the age of 78, a few familiar faces are still with us today.

Lulu Roman, a gospel singer and longtime star of country music variety show "Hee Haw," has died, a close friend confirmed to USA TODAY on April 24.She was 78. Roman died April 23, in Bellingham ...

The television show “Hee Haw” debuted on CBS in 1969 and was canceled in 1971. That wasn’t the end. It was barely the beginning of the end. “Hee Haw” remained in production until the ...

Beloved character actor Gailard Sartain, known for “Hee Haw,” “Mississippi Burning” and “Fried Green Tomatoes,” has died at age 78.

To me “Hee Haw” was fun and lighthearted—and politically ahead of its time. Created by two Canadian writers, Frank Peppiatt and John Aylesworth, “Hee Haw” premiered on CBS in 1969.

CLAYSBURG — “Hee Haw” may be long gone from the list of current TV shows, but the Claysburg Rotary Club has wrapped up another year of generating laughter with country-style humor. “I come ...

Gailard Sartain, the character actor best known for his role in "The Buddy Holly Story" and his work on variety shows like "Hee Haw," died Tuesday, June 17, at the age of 78. Sartain's death was ...