The Val Doonican Music Show

1977•45m

Comedy

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Production

Associated Television

Language

Status

Ended

First Aired

April 9, 1977

Last Aired

July 27, 1985

Created By

Val Doonican

Where to Watch

Region US · Lang EN

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Seasons & Episodes

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Season

Series 1, Show 1

Air date: 1977-04-09

Series 1, Show 2

Air date: 1977-04-16

Series 1, Show 3

Air date: 1977-04-23

Series 1, Show 4

Air date: 1977-04-30

Series 1, Show 5

Air date: 1977-05-14

Series 1, Show 6

Air date: 1977-05-21

Series 1, Show 7

Air date: 1977-05-28

Cast

Val Doonican

Self - Host

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