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Show # 1 - Season 3, Episode 10 - Air Date - November 6, 1965 Doyle and Teddy open with Loves Gonna Live Here Again Doyle and Harold Morrison in a short comedy sketch Harold sings Foggy Mountaintop Waylon Jennings sings Sweet Mental Revenge Doyle and Teddy sing Mary, Marry Me Loretta Lynn sings A Wound Time Can't Erase Don Helms (formerly steel guitarist for Hank Williams) plays Cold, Cold Heart Loretta sings Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven Doyle talks to Waylon Waylon sings What Makes A Man Wander Doyle, Teddy and Loretta close with an abbreviated version of Put It Off Until Tomorrow. Show # 2 - Season 9, Episode 7 - Air date: October 16, 1971 Doyle and Teddy open with Mighty Day Loretta sings Happy Birthday, Merry Christmas, And Happy New Year with Doyle and Teddy Don Bowman performs Wildwood Flower Doyle and Teddy sing She'll Walk All Over You Loretta sings From A Saint To A Sinner The Nashville Tennesseans perform a brief instrumental number Doyle and Teddy sing Won't It Be Wonderful Up There Teddy parodies Whisperin' Bill Anderson in an interview of Don Bowman.

Show # 3 - Season 5, Episode 7 - Air Date October 21, 1967 Doyle and Teddy open with She'll Walk All Over You Loretta sings Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' With Lovin On Your Mind Bill Monroe And The Bluegrass Boys perform a bluegrass number Monroe sings When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again Doyle and Teddy sing I'm Not Gonna Dress Up For The Blues Buddy Spiker And the Nashville Tennesseans perform a brief instrumental number Loretta sings The Third Man Harold Morrison sings Fly Around My Peak Doyle and Teddy close with I'm Breakin In A Brand New Broken Heart. Show # 4 - Season 9, Episode 8 - Air Date: October 23, 1971 Doyle and Teddy open with I'm Gonna Change Everything Loretta sings I've Got Texas In My Heart Bashful Brother Oswald sings Leave Me Alone, Little Darlin' Karen Wheeler sings Muleskinner Blues Doyle and Teddy sing This World Can't Stand Long The Tennesseans perform Lara's Theme Loretta sings Unwanted Girl, Wanted Woman Bashful Brother Oswald closes with Leave Me, I Don't Mind.

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