Feb 23, 1992

Reba McEntire performs "Is There Life Out There" and "For My Broken Heart," and Collin Raye does "Love, Me" on NBC's "Hot Country Nights." The episode also features Ricky Van Shelton, Asleep At The Wheel and Aaron Tippin

Feb 28, 1992

Randy Travis appears in a guest role as a house painter on the NBC-TV series "Matlock," starring Andy Griffith

Mar 1, 1992

Sammy Kershaw sings "Cadillac Style" and Sweethearts Of The Rodeo do "I Feel Fine" on the NBC series "Hot Country Nights." Also featured on the California-based show: Carl Perkins, Marie Osmond, Ricky Skaggs and B.J. Thomas

Mar 8, 1992

Reba McEntire hosts the final edition of NBC's "Hot Country Nights," which salutes the year's nominees for the Academy of Country Music awards

Mar 14, 1992

Garth Brooks is the musical guest on NBC's "Saturday Night Live," performing "Rodeo" and "The River" on the John Goodman-hosted edition from New York

Mar 14, 1992

Jeff Foxworthy appears alongside Betty White and Phyllis Diller on the NBC-TV special "Bob Hope And Other Young Comedians: The World Laughs"

Apr 29, 1992

Billy Dean is one of seven double-winners in the 27th annual Academy Of Country Music awards, aired by NBC from Los Angeles' Universal Amphitheatre. He takes Top New Male Vocalist and Song of the Year, for "Somewhere In My Broken Heart"

May 3, 1992

The NBC special "Bob Hope's America: Red, White And Beautiful" begins taping in Columbus, Ohio, with guests Dolly Parton, Barbara Bush and Boyz II Men

May 16, 1992

Dolly Parton appears on the NBC special "Bob Hope's America: Red, White And Beautiful" with Barbara Bush and Boyz II Men

May 22, 1992

"Stop And Smell The Roses" songwriter Doc Severinsen participates in Johnny Carson's final appearance as host of NBC's "The Tonight Show." Bette Midler and Carson sidekick Ed McMahon are also part of the finale