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S1 • E1
Dolly has a date with Dudley Moore, visits Pee-Wee's Playhouse, premieres the music video "Headlock on My Heart," and coaxes Oprah into a performance with a choir.

S1 • E2
Dolly has a date with Burt Reynolds, Whoopi Goldberg's Surfer Chick character drops into the beauty shop, Alabama performs, and Dolly sings with a gaggle of children.

S1 • E3
Dolly has a date with Bruce Willis; she performs songs from the "Trio" album with Linda Rondstadt and Emmylou Harris; Daniel Rosen performs a comedic juggling routine; and a young wannabe-actress stops at Dixie's Place.

S1 • E4
Dolly has a fantasy date with Patrick Duffy; her childhood friend Erline drops in; The Flying Karamazov Brothers enlist her to participate in their fiery juggling act; and Patti LaBelle performs.

S1 • E5
Dolly speaks from her bathtub, "Baby I'm Burnin'" plays. She performs "How Does It Feel" Guests include Kermit, Delta Burke, Oak Ridge Boys, Terence Trent D'Arby." Episode ends with her singing "I Will Always Love You."

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Miss Piggy tries to hog the show, Dolly attends a Hollywood party, Jerry Reed drops in at Dixie's Place, and Reed and Juice Newton perform.

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Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers perform solo and in duet.

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