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Dolly films a special episode of her weekly series in New Orleans, celebrating the songs and people of the city. She performs aboard s steamboat with Pete Fountain, at a street fair with the Neville Brothers and the Dixie Cups, at a Bourbon Street nightclub with Irma Thomas, Alan Toussant and Dr. John, and at a Cajun hoedown with Doug Kirshaw.
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1. Episode #101
1987 · 1h 0m
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2. 102
1987 · 1h 0m
Bathtub – Dolly gives an opening introduction in a bathtub. Baby I'm Burnin'/Credits Saving It For You/Monolog – Dolly sings her new song, ""Savin' It For You,"" from the album ""Rainbow,"" and gives her opening Monolog. A Capella – Sing ""Holding On to You."" Out and About – Dolly gets to spend the day at a firestation and ride on a firetruck. Alabama – Alabama perform their song ""Chosen Few."" Solo in the Spotlight – Dolly sings ""Don't Get Around Much Anymore."" Vanity Fair Dolly tries to talk 14 ½ year old valley girl Whoopi Goldberg out of getting into a van with a guy, but she only succeeds in talking her out of a haircut. My Tennessee Mountain Home – Alabama joins Dolly to sing ""I saw the Light"" and ""Play Me Some Mountain Music."" Dolly sings ""Tiptoe, Tiptoe Little Dolly Parton."" A Capella – They sing ""Look on the Bright Side"" Q & A My Name Is Jonah – Dolly sings the biblical song with a group of kids. I Will Always Love You – ""Bye-Bye!"" Closing Credits
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3. 103
1987 · 1h 0m
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4. 104
1987 · 1h 0m
Songs include: ""A Better Place to Live"" (Dolly), ""I've been Loving You Too Long"" (Patti), ""Up Above My Head"" (Dolly, Patti).
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5. Kermit the Frog Visits
1987 · 1h 0m
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6. Episode 6 (Unknown Title)
1987 · 1h 0m
Vanity Fair - Jackee visits Dolly @ the Beauty Salon, getting ready to be her show. She & Dolly do a rendition of ""Here You Come Again"".
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7. A Tennessee Mountain Thanksgiving
1987 · 1h 0m
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8. Miss Piggy Takes Over
1987 · 1h 0m
Dolly introduces the ""Hoedown-Showdown"" segment, which will set the tone for the show, from this point forward. She also (with Miss Piggy's help), pokes fun of some of the segments with which she was never comfortable, with Miss Piggy lampooning the ""bubble bath"" segment, and offering an over-the-top performance of ""Someone to Watch Over Me"" (which Dolly herself performed in an earlier episode.
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9. Episode 9 (Unknown Title)
1987 · 1h 0m
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10. A Down Home Country Christmas
1987 · 1h 0m
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11. 111
1988 · 1h 0m
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12. 112
1987 · 1h 0m
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13. 113
1988 · 1h 0m
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14. Episode 14 (Unknown Title)
1988 · 1h 0m
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15. Episode 15 (Unknown Title)
1988 · 1h 0m
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16. My Hawaii
1988 · 1h 0m
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17. Episode 17 (Unknown Title)
1988 · 1h 0m
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18. Nashville Memories
1988 · 1h 0m
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19. Bob Hope and Miss Piggy
1988 · 1h 0m
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20. Episode 20 (Unknown Title)
1988 · 1h 0m
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21. Down in New Orleans
1988 · 1h 0m
Dolly films a special episode of her weekly series in New Orleans, celebrating the songs and people of the city. She performs aboard s steamboat with Pete Fountain, at a street fair with the Neville Brothers and the Dixie Cups, at a Bourbon Street nightclub with Irma Thomas, Alan Toussant and Dr. John, and at a Cajun hoedown with Doug Kirshaw.
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22. Episode 22 (Unknown Title)
1988 · 1h 0m
Dolly is joined by Loretta Lynn, comedian-musician Mike Schneider, and comedian Jackie Mason.
