Dolly Parton, Titan of the music industry, tycoon for amusement park, philanthropist, philosopher, actress and probably some kind of good deity, never conquered the media on written television. Of course, Dolly appeared on TV all the time, returning to Farm Cas Walker in 1956, but she usually appeared as a singer or music artist. During her career, she sang shows such as "Music City, USA", "Hep Hov" and "Mike Douglas" show. In 1976, she even hosted her own diversity show, "Dolly!", Which unfortunately lasted only 26 episodes. It should not be confused with "Dolly", the variety show it started in 1987. That, unfortunately, lasted only 22 episodes. Dolly was on "Hollywood squares", "Captain Kangaroo", and even the animated version of Alvin and Chipmonxes in 1983. She was played at "Designing Women" in the 1990s. Dolly has always been a stable, dedicated artist and has always been energetic and professional.

It almost seems to be the supervision that Dolly has never been a starvet of her own slap. Given her mastery of film, music and TV performances in the air, it may be thought that the sitcom will be the next logical step. Movies like "9 to 5", "The Best Little Tartle in Texas" and Ultra-Southern "steel magnolia" He proved that he could act, and who would not want to see Dolly Parton's awkward adventures, even if she played a fictional version of herself?

As it turns out, she tried. According to The lost media wikiDolly was supposed to act in the Sitom in 1994 called "Heaven in Betsy". The information is weak in the series, with many of them drawn from the IMDB Trivia page on the show (ie not fully proven), but Dolly seems to have played a former singer in Vegas, who has almost death and decided to return to her little born in Tennessee.

The play, however, was never broadcast. Apart from the meager YouTube clips, it is obviously lost in time.