The cast
Scott Shackleford and Stacey Roberts.
Dusty Higgins and Lewel Scherer.
Brenda Blagg returns from the rabbit hole.
The cast trying to convince Coach Houston Nutt to call a pass play.
Cassandra Garnas
Cassandra Garnas and Katherine Shurlds.
Katherine Shurlds as Hillary.
Emily Kaitz
Rusty Turner
Charlie Alison as the Mad Hatter and Brenda Blagg. In the background is Gina King as the White Rabbit.
Debbie Miller, Brenda Blagg, Laura Bruegge, Charlie Alison and Greg Harton.
Rusty Turner and Flip Putthoff.
Hailey Bonnell
Dusty Higgins as the King.
Mustapha Ajbaili as Arnold Schwartzeneger and Cassandra Garnas as Jane Pauley.
Sarah Warnock, Denise Malan, Jeff Smith, Trysta Eakin, Lewel Scherer and Lana Flowers.
Gina King as Minnie Pearl in a sendup of Hee Haw.
Mustapha Ajbaili and Mark Young
Gina King, Rusty Garrett and Hailey Bonnell.
Mark Young, ready to unload some Krispy Kreme donuts.
Jeff Smith as David Gearhart and Kyle Kellams as Regis Philbin asking whether there’s a lifeline for $300 million.
Trysta Eakin and Richard Dean Prudenti.
Rusty Turner, Katherine Shurlds and Dusty Higgins.
Natalia Pizarro
Richard Dean Prudenti
Laura Bruegge and Greg Harton.
Rusty Turner and Mark Young.
Kim Martin.
Brenda Blagg and Rusty Garrett.
Jeff Smith, Stacey Roberts and Vivian Cummings.
Michael Zamora
Flip Putthoff
Sharla Bardin, Gina King and Rusty Garrett.
Sharla Bardin, Kristin Netterstrom and Rusty Garrett.
Donna Lonchar as the scarecrow.
Lana Flowers on flute.
Mustapha Ajbaili and Natalia Pizarro in the cornfield.
Grady Jim Robinson
Denise Malan, Lana Flowers, Scott Shackleford and Greg Harton.
Debbie Miller, Brenda Blagg and Laura Bruegge.
The Gridiron Marching Band.
Rusty Turner
The closing act.
Katherine Shurlds
Mark Young on trumpet.
Grady Jim Robinson as Bill Clinton shakes hands with Al Gore, played by Rusty Garrett.
Kyle Kellams as the Hee Haw radio announcer, Charlie Farquharson.
Grady Jim Robinson as Armani Ronnie Floyd with his Band of Saints.
Trysta Eakin and Richard Dean Prudenti dancing to “Digital Things.”
Katherine Shurlds.
The baker’s dozen of Duggar children.
The Gridiron Dancers.
Laura Kellams and Greg Harton examine the proliferation of news boxes.
Rusty Garrett
Jeff Neise and Jeff Smith.
Dusty Higgins as the King.
Sharla Bardin, Lana Flowers and Rusty Garrett.
Mark Young
Richard Dean Prudenti as Mayor Steve Womack, returned from the war.
Stacey Roberts
Sharla Bardin on drum.
Charlie Alison as George W. Bush on “Survivor: The Presidential Edition.”
Emily Kaitz
Lewel Scherer and Rusty Garrett dancing to “Digital Things.”
Charlie Alison as Buck Owens and Greg Harton as Roy Clark, hosts of Hee Haw.
Sharla Bardin and Lana Flowers in the cornfield.
Katherine Shurlds and Brenda Blagg.
Natalia Pizarro
Katherine Shurlds as Hillary with Grady Jim Robinson as Bill.
The Gridiron Cheerleaders.
Trysta Eakin and Hailey Bonnell in the cornfield.
Kyle Kellams and Amy Cochran.
Flip Putthoff
Dusty Higgins as John Kerry, Cassandra Garnas as Jane Pauley and Charlie Alison as George W. Bush.
Charlie Alison and Amy Cochran, the Timely News Update anchors.
Flip Putthoff and Kim Martin as Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar
The cast
Kyle Kellams as a TV reporter.
Scott Shackleford as Don Tyson.
Hailey Bonnell and Charlie Alison dancing to “Digital Things.”
Flip Putthoff investigates a crime.
Rusty Garrett as Frank Broyles on the line and Kyle Kellams as Regis Philbin.
Greg Harton as tour guide Skip Rutherford and Rusty Garrett as a wooden Al Gore.
Katherine Shurlds and Charlie Alison as the Mad Hatter. In the background are Kyle and Laura Kellams as the cards and Sarah Warnock as part of the chorus.
Greg Harton, Rusty Turner and Mark Young.
Sharla Bardin, Lewel Scherer and Rusty Garrett.
The cast in “Hillbilly Eye for the Vendor Guy.”
Laura Bruegge on saxophone.
Grady Jim Robinson as Bill Clinton, following the gyrations of Elvis, played by Dusty Higgins.
Cassandra Garnas
Mark Young and Amy Cochran dance to a song about digital things.
Bertha Gutierez
The Gridiron Dancers
The cast of Hee Haw in the cornfield.
Richard Dean Prudenti on saxophone.
