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5442:) is soon to arrive in Beverly Hills from back home. Granny thinks he's coming to ask Elly to marry him. Miss Jane comes by and Granny and Jed tell her how all the girls went crazy for Beau. Beau shows up and he's not the handsome man Miss Jane expected. Miss Jane goes to get Elly and she's made herself up to look ugly. Elly says she wants nothing to do with Beau. To turn Beau off, Miss Jane has Elly get all dolled up, because Beau is afraid of Hollywood sirens. The plan doesn't work because Beau likes the way Elly looks. Beau asks Granny if she thinks Elly really wants to get married. Elly tells Jed and Miss Jane that she never liked Beau and they agree to get Elly out of her problem. Jed tries to discourage Beau by giving him some of Elly's rock hard biscuits, but he likes them. Miss Jane tells Beau he would break so many hearts if he were to get married. So, Jethro decides to show him how to be like him, an international playboy. Jethro and Beau stand in front of Drysdale's bank trying to pick up women with no luck. Miss Jane talks the boys into going back to the bank and trying again. At the bank, Miss Jane has two secretaries pretend to fall for the boys. Jethro and Beau bring the ladies back to the mansion to go swimming. Jed calls Beau father, Luke, and finds out that the real reason Beau is in town is to be inducted into the Army. 5048: 13297: 10684:) hands Drysdale a written request by the employees to be allowed to leave early for Christmas. Drysdale tears the request up. Miss Jane calls Drysdale and he says she's fired. To get him worked up, she tells Drysdale that Jed gave Sam Drucker a new bank and put some money in it. The bank is actually a metal box, but she doesn't tell him that. Drysdale faints and has a dream that Sam is now the President of the Commerce Bank. When he comes to, he tells the employees they can go home. Meanwhile, Eb pursues Elly and Granny wonders if Sam will propose. Mike Minor sings his single "One Day At A Time". Back at the mansion, Jethro tells Drysdale that Fairchild the bear repeatedly beat him at cards and won all the food Jethro got. Drysdale, convinced that Jed intends to move all of his money to Drucker's bank, wants to drive to Hooterville to stop him. Jethro will let Drysdale take the truck if he takes Fairchild with him. Sam talks to Elly about her marrying Eb. Granny overhears and mistakenly believes Sam wants to marry Elly. Granny dresses like a little girl to appear younger to Sam. Everyone rides aboard the Hooterville Cannonball and sings Christmas carols. 5010:), a photographer, is taking pictures of Elly. Drysdale keeps trying to get into the picture. Jethro goes to see Cushing and asks if he needs any spying work done. Jed is with and John starts to butter him up. Jed invites John and Mabel over for lunch. At the mansion, John woos Granny and then invites the Clampetts to dinner. John comes by Drysdale's bank to pay off his bet. John mentions that he's after a new account and Drysdale wishes him luck. The next day, Granny asks Jed if he's going to put his money in John's bank. John comes by and brings Granny some flowers and candy for Elly. After John leaves, Granny says she wants to put her share of the money in John's bank. Granny goes to the Commerce bank and asks Drysdale for her money, but he tries to put her off. Jed comes by and tells Drysdale to give Granny the money. Drysdale says he doesn't have $ 11 million in cash and Granny says he spent it. He tries to explain that the money is invested in various things. Cushing comes by and succeeds in getting Drysdale to transfer all of their money to his bank. But, when John can't show them it all in cash, they decide to put the money back with Drysdale. 4499:), his new butler. Drysdale and Miss Jane see the signs while driving to his home. It is illegal to take in boarders in this town, so they start to take down the signs. Pinckney mistakenly winds up at the Clampett house. They confuse the butler as their first guest and Arthur mistakes them for the help. Arthur is surprised when he sees Elly's chimp Cousin Bessie hanging from the chandelier dusting it. Arthur wants the family to line up for inspection and they think they're supposed to look him over. Arthur goes to see Drysdale at the bank and says how deplorable his domestic staff is. Drysdale thinks Arthur is talking about his actual staff. Arthur wants permission to make improvements which Drysdale gives. Jethro, Elly and Granny actually like the uniforms Arthur gives them. Jed is not happy about the foot-men's outfit he's to wear. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by the mansion and realize the mix-up. Miss Jane suggests to Drysdale that Arthur stays on, posing as the boarder, so that he can teach the Clampetts how to be more civilized. Arthur does get the family to dress well, but there's always a problem when he tries to dress Jed. 5939:) is interested in him and commences courting her. But she just wants to watch the football game on the Clampetts' big color TV. Jed and Granny are surprised when 3 other women arrive to sit in the "courting parlor" with Linda and Jethro. Because the women just wanted to watch football, Jethro doesn't think Linda loves him anymore and he wants to end it all. Jed suggests that Jethro needs to learn how to play football to win Linda over. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by the mansion so Drysdale can show them how to play football. It is not long before Drysdale injures himself. Linda tries to talk Drysdale into buying a new color TV so she can watch hockey. The Clampetts are dressed up in football uniforms and Jethro goes out to catch the ball and runs into a wall. Linda asks Jethro if she can come by that evening. He agrees as long as she doesn't just watch a football game. The next day Jethro wants to end it all again because Linda just came by to watch hockey. Jed suggests he learn how to play hockey. Jed tells Drysdale that Jethro is in love with Linda. Drysdale tells Linda if she is nice to Jethro, he'll buy her a new color TV. 5752:) OK Oil Company is brokering a deal with the Sheik. The program goes off the air before Drysdale can make his speech. Back at the mansion, Jethro brings in 4 Harem Girls that are a gift to Jed from the Sheik. Jed wants Jethro to get a hold of Drysdale so he can return the girls. Drysdale and Brewster are worried about offending the Sheik. Ahmed arrives at the mansion and immediately falls for Elly. John tries to tell Ahmed that while Jed appreciates his gift, Jed has nothing of equal value to gift to him. The Sheik tries to make a deal for Elly, but Jed refuses. Without Jed knowing, Jethro makes a deal with the Sheik. At the bank, Drysdale calls Brewster and says that they could try and substitute Miss Jane for Elly. But when Drysdale sees Miss Jane in a Harem outfit, he changes his mind. Granny tells Jed that the Sheik made off with Elly, but Jed says he saw the Sheik by the swimming pool. It is really Jethro dressed as a sheik by the pool with the 4 Harem Girls. Jethro tells Jed about the deal he made with the Sheik for Elly. It is not long before Elly returns with the Sheik locked in the trunk of his car. 4969:), who will be his entry for the Queen of the Banker's Ball. She is wearing an overcoat and looks quite plain. Drysdale double's his bet with John. He then sees Mabel in her bathing suit and she is very beautiful. Drysdale doesn't believe that she actually works at John's bank. Jethro comes by asking if Drysdale has any spy work for him to do. Instead of getting some groceries for Granny, Jethro's been looking around town for a spy supply store. Elly wants to be a spy as well. At the bank, Drysdale is trying to find an attractive female employee with no luck. Drysdale's last hope is secretary Janet Trego, but he learns she broke her leg in a skiing accident. Drysdale hires Elly to fill in for Janet and enter the contest. Jethro is spying on Mabel at Cushing's bank. In John's office, Jethro knocks himself out when he puts on his iron hat. John learns that Jed is Jethro's uncle. Jethro has converted the family's truck into his idea of a Bond-mobile. Jethro brings Mabel to the mansion and she wants to talk to Jed about his money. Granny gets into the truck and winds up in a tree when she sits in the ejector seat. 707:) is a drinking woman. Margaret Drysdale is in Boston hoping to get cured of her ailment, but the doctors insist there's nothing wrong with her. Something Drysdale tells Granny reinforces the notion that Margaret is a drunk. Drysdale is at the Clampetts showing them how to use the phone when Margaret calls there. She has learned that the Clampetts have moved in next door to her and she wants to meet them to make sure they are the right type of people. Milburn tells her to stay in Boston. Miss Jane tells Drysdale that Margaret is on her way home. He sets Miss Jane on a plan to get them to go to Palm Springs for a few days. Elly is wearing a bathing suit and Jed and Granny are surprised at how small it is. Miss Jane suggests that Elly enter a "Princess of Palm Springs" beauty contest. Miss Jane lets it slip that Milburn wants them to go to Palm Springs so Margaret doesn't meet them yet. As a favor to Drysdale, they will go. Thinking the Clampetts are gone, Milburn arrives at the mansion with Margaret. She sees Jethro with a shot gun and faints. Jed and Granny see her passed out in the car and think she's drunk. 8246:) tell Jed that for one dollar she will tell his future. Narda reads Granny's palm and is afraid to tell her what she saw. They get Granny to believe there is a curse on the house and they should leave before it is too late. It turns out Mrs. Drysdale hired the gypsies to scare the Clampetts away. Margaret mentions how much money the Clampetts have. Miss Jane tells Drysdale that Granny wants her money because she's going back to the hills. Narda comes back to run another scam on Granny involving a marriage prophecy to a tall dark stranger. Narda hopes Granny will marry Yerko. Granny changes her opinion of the gypsies and wants them to stay. Drysdale and Miss Jane dress as gypsies hoping to counter whatever Narda and Yerko have planned. Granny thinks gypsy Drysdale is whom she is supposed to marry and wants nothing to do with him. Yerko asks Granny to marry him and she turns him down as well. Drysdale finds out that Margaret hired the gypsies and wants them to leave. Narda tells Drysdale she can help him make a killing in the stock market. Drysdale is now interested. Everyone winds up dancing together. 2314: 7531:). They hope to eventually sell the Clampetts additional lessons. Miss Jane tells Drysdale what Granny won and he wants her to check the dance couple out. Marvin and Marita arrive at the mansion. Jed tells them that Elly and Jethro would like to take lessons at their dance studio. There is no actual studio, so Marvin lies and says they lost their lease. Jed says they should bring their other students to the Clampett mansion. Marvin can't bring himself to say there are no other students. Later, when no students show up, Jed tells Granny the students deserted the couple because they lost their fancy dance hall. Marvin tries to tell Jed the truth, but Jed and Granny misunderstand and feel bad for Marvin. Drysdale comes by to get rid of the dancers, but Marvin manages to convince Drysdale that he's a great dancer. Jed sends Jethro and Elly out to sign up some new students. Drysdale and Miss Jane show Jed and Granny the dance routine they will do for the Bankers Convention Variety Show. Drysdale and Jed wind up dancing with Marvin and Marita at the variety show. 6349:) some of the changes she wants to make. Tracy and Doug leave as quickly as they came. They go to the bank and Miss Jane tells them that Drysdale is out of town. Tracy learns that the hillbillies she met earlier are the Clampetts. Tracy goes back to the mansion and has a frustrating conversation with Jed. Doug gets some information about the Clampett family that Tracy hopes to use. Tracy finds a way to get Jed to go to the bank. She then goes to the mansion and flatters Granny, Elly and Jethro. Tracy takes them to her penthouse for something to eat. Drysdale returns and learns from Jed and Miss Jane about Tracy wanting to buy Jed's house. He gets excited about the prospect of having Tracy put her money into his bank. Tracy manages to get Granny, Elly and Jethro on her side, but Jed still won't sell. Drysdale goes to see Tracy and tells her he will help her get the mansion if she deposits her money in his bank. Tracy was expecting Jed in hopes of seducing him. The Clampetts each show up and say that Jed shouldn't sell the mansion. 13088: 5363:), a longtime employee of the Commerce Bank, is being forcibly retired to make way for a new computer system. Miss Jane tries to talk Drysdale into keeping Leroy employed, but it doesn't work. Leroy drives to the Drysdale home to balance Margaret's checkbook. Jethro brings Leroy to the mansion because he was having car trouble. They invite him in to eat with them. Drysdale somehow believes that Leroy is a playboy embezzler. Leroy tells the Clampetts how he lost his job. While Jethro and Elly work on his car, Granny gives Leroy some liquid courage. Granny and Jed decide to not leave for the hills and help Leroy instead. They invite Leroy to stay with them for a while. Miss Jane tells Drysdale that Leroy's books balanced to the penny. Leroy goes back to the bank, where Drysdale's computer has now died. Drysdale offers Leroy his job back, but Leroy informs Drysdale that he will be taking an extended vacation and staying with his new friends, the Clampetts. Jed tells Drysdale that he can have Jethro as his bookkeeper. 11872:) is coming for a visit. He is still, after ten years, a 2nd Lieutenant in the Air Force. Some men put a large "Welcome Hero" sign over the Clampett's door thinking it is the Drysdale mansion. Jethro believes it is for him because he thinks he saved Mrs. Drysdale's dog. Drysdale tells Margaret how much he's spending to give Lance a hero's welcome at the bank. Milburn reluctantly gives Lance a job as vice president of the bank. Drysdale calls Jed and tells him to come to the bank for the reception and they think it is for Jethro. Lance arrives outside the bank and the crowds welcome him. The Clampetts pull up and bump into Lance's car causing him to fall out and hit his head. Apparently, during the hero's welcome, the bank gets robbed. Back at the Clampett mansion, Lance mentions to Jethro that Margaret is throwing a party for her hero that evening. Lance invites Elly to the party and they spend some time together by the pool. Margaret comes by and insults Elly. Granny pushes Margaret into the pool. 628:), his executive secretary, will come by to help with hiring of the staff. Jethro asks Jed when he can taste Granny's moonshine and Jed says on his wedding day. Elly sees a telephone pole and thinks it can be used for fire wood. Elly and Jethro have a scuffle and she pins him down. Jed has a talk with Elly about acting and dressing more like a lady. Jed says he raised her like a boy and he's sorry he did. The Clampetts have to adjust to things such as refrigerators, ovens and the "cement pond" (swimming pool). Jethro also encounters a flamingo that he thinks is a chicken and tries describing it to the family. This causes Jed to suspect Jethro has been sneaking drinks of moonshine. Miss Jane arrives and thinks Elly is part of the "domestic" help. Jed and Jethro mistake a croquet ball for an egg. Miss Jane thinks Jed is the gardener, Granny the cook and Jethro the chauffeur. Things get confusing and Miss Jane tries to fire them. Drysdale comes by and explains to her that they are the Clampetts. 10816:) will look down on her as Milburn only has the common flu and not the Hong Kong flu. Granny does bring Milburn some of her medicine and tells him to take some every hour. After she leaves, Fairchild comes into the room and drinks the medicine while Milburn is asleep. Granny checks on Milburn and thinks he drank all of the moonshine. She leaves another jug and Fairchild drinks that as well. In a daze, Milburn sees the bear. He tells Margaret about it and she is thrilled thinking he's getting sicker. Granny, Jed, Elly and Bessie check on Milburn and find the jug empty. In a daze, Milburn sees Bessie in a nurses uniform. He tells Margaret what he saw and she can't wait to brag to the Bridge Club that Milburn is hallucinating. Miss Jane comes by and Milburn tells her how Fairchild started drinking. Margaret brings Mrs. Van Ransonhoff to have Milburn tell her about his hallucinations. Mrs. Van Ransonhoff sees Fairchild and Bessie on the balcony. Granny comes by and embarrasses Margaret even more. 7361:) brings Colonel Foxhall to the Clampetts to be identified. Richards tells Drysdale that Rita Rio, posing as Emaline, is still on the loose. Meanwhile, Emaline talks Jethro into making her sophisticated to help her evade the police. Due to the Colonel's fast talking, the Clampetts come to believe that the Lieutenant is the criminal. Drysdale arrives to explain to Jed who Richards is. Foxhall attempts to woo Granny, and now she won't let Richards arrest him. Emaline gets all dressed up and asks Jethro to take her to the bank. She has bigger plans for blackmailing Drysdale with her cuckoo clock camera. Emaline tells Drysdale that she is from the District Attorney's Office. She manages to get some compromising pictures with Drysdale. Because of how he transformed Emaline, Jethro tells Jed he wants to open a charm school. Foxhall shows Drysdale the pictures and demands money. Otherwise, Rita will show copies to Mrs. Drysdale. However, the two swindlers haven't met someone as sharp as Jed. 5101:) will meet him there to get married. Drysdale shows John the Clampett mansion from a helicopter. Granny is homesick for the hills again. Jed decides to put up the cabin in the backyard again. Drysdale, John and Edythe arrive at the mansion. John tells Jed he's getting married that afternoon and that Edythe was a New York decorator. All Drysdale cares about is getting the leases signed. Jed tells John and Edythe how he spent his honeymoon in a cabin like the one in the yard. Somehow Jed and Granny get the idea that the cabin is the ideal place for the Brewsters to stay. The Clampetts decorate their truck with just married signs. After they are married, Jed and Jethro drive the Brewsters in the truck and Edythe is quite embarrassed. Instead of going to the hotel, Jed says he has a surprise for them and takes them to the cabin. The Brewsters don't want to insult the Clampetts, so they stay in the cabin. Every time they try to sneak out during the night they fall into the swimming pool. 4833: 11575:) arrives in Silver Dollar City and tries to get a room at Shorty's hotel. Honest John sees Miss Jane in her bird watching outfit and thinks she's a boy scout. Jethro arrives and is thrilled to meet someone from New York. John learns from Jethro about Jed's millions and he hopes to get the Clampetts to go to New York. John meets Granny and Elly and proceeds to compliment Granny on her beauty. Later, Matthew comes by and tells Granny that his wife will be along shortly. He also mentions that he's a preacher. A surprised Granny has to tell Jed that Elly's wedding is off. Granny wants to leave right away as to avoid Elverna. Honest John tells Granny and Jed that there are a lot of eligible men in New York City. And he's willing to sell them Central Park. Honest John and the Clampetts fly to New York City. Meanwhile, Mr. Drysdale comes back to Silver Dollar City after buying the bank of Bugtussle. He learns from Shorty the Clampetts are going to buy Central Park and have left. 9169: 3819: 4542:. They then show Arthur the live crickets that they caught. Arthur explains how he tried to get them to dress better. He gets Elly and Jethro to put on riding clothes and they then go riding in the truck. Arthur has Jed put on a country squires outfit. Granny puts on Jed's other set of squires clothes and complains they're too big. Arthur complains to Drysdale about the food Granny cooked up. Arthur explains that he tried leaving the mansion this morning. Granny thought he was trying to skip without paying his rent. Jed and Jethro catch him. Arthur later managed to escape and he came to the bank. Drysdale and Miss Jane bring Arthur back to the mansion to straighten things out. The Clampetts put Pinckney on trial for skipping out. After Drysdale gives Arthur $ 1000, he agrees to stay a week and help them around the house. That night, Arthur cooks the dinner. The Clampetts only enjoyed the food when they added their own ingredients to it. Arthur tries to serve them 10990:), a building inspector, visits the bank to find out about the business on the fifth floor. To prevent him from going to the 5th floor, Drysdale tells him that Jethro came on hard times and jumped to his death and that the 5th floor is now vacant. Meanwhile, Jed agrees to let Jethro open his talent agency at the mansion. Jed shows Miss Jane the wooden teeth he whittled for Mr. Drysdale. Armstrong visits the fifth floor anyway. After speaking to Granny and Jed about Jethro and what the two of them are doing there, he believes it to be a place for occupational therapy. When Elly tells everyone that Jethro is coming back because there are no stars where he is, Armstrong knows the therapy is needed. Drysdale hears that Armstrong is on the fifth floor and he thinks he's in for a lot of trouble. But Armstrong comes by and congratulates him on his therapy program. Drysdale then starts bragging about the program and Granny comes by and wants to put in his wooden teeth. 4457:), Maestro of the Ballet, that she will try to get Jed to donate $ 190,000. Granny has no luck getting in contact with any of the stars. Granny says she's moving back to the hills. Margaret goes to the Clampett's, but is mistakenly frightened off. Jed has Jethro hide the truck. Granny says she'll head back home with her things in a wheelbarrow. Drysdale and Miss Jane tell Gregory that Margaret didn't get the money. Miss Jane suggests that Gregory take some of his dancers to the Clampett's and let Jed see the beauty of their dancing. Jed is confused when he sees the dancers outside. Gregory comes by and Jed misunderstands and thinks the dancers are Gregory's children. Gregory asks for the $ 190,000 and Jed gives him $ 40. Insulted, Gregory and the dancers leave. Challenged by Jed, Granny wants Miss Jane to take her to where she can learn to dance the ballet. Miss Jane convinces Gregory to let Granny dance with them. Margaret comes by saying she got Jed's pledge. 4780: 4415:) from back home. She hopes to play matchmaker between Emma and Jed. Miss Jane and Drysdale are headed to the mansion. Drysdale doesn't like the idea of Jed marrying Emma. But he changes his mind when he hears her son Johnny Poke makes a million dollars a year. At the mansion, they learn from Granny that Jed doesn't even know Emma is coming. Miss Jane, Drysdale and Elly go to pick up Emma. Granny let's it slip to Jed that Emma is coming, but she claims Emma is coming to visit her. Jed says that Emma is welcome to stay with them, he just doesn't want any matchmaking. Emma arrives at the mansion. Granny let's it slip that she intends to have Emma marry Jed and he hears it. Everyone is staying for lunch and Granny keeps mentioning how young Jed and Emma look. After, Jed and Emma go off to talk. Much to Jed's relief, Emma tells him she can't marry him. Jed and Emma come up with a plan to stop Granny's matchmaking by acting like a bunch of teenagers. 3289:) came along. The women don't look forward to cooking lessons from Granny. Lester and Earl ask Jed why he hasn't married a city woman yet. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by the mansion to meet the men. Drysdale asks them how they met their wives. The men say they found them by holding auditions for backup singers. Miss Jane suggests doing the same for Jed. Meanwhile, Gladys and Louise want to get out of cooking lessons by suggesting to Jed that they take Elly to San Francisco to make a lady out of her. Lester and Earl are all for the idea, because then they can bring the other women to the mansion for the auditions. Louise calls the mansion to let their husbands know they arrived safely. Not knowing who's calling, Miss Jane thinks they're interested in the auditions. The mansion is filling up with women. Gladys and Louise come back and want to know what their husbands are up to. Lester and Earl decide to get out of the wife finding business. 7482:). Tinsley sends a letter to Granny telling her to stop. Thinking there might be a feud, Jethro turns the truck into a tank. When Tinsley comes by the house to check on things, Granny chases him away. Tinsley tells Drysdale that if Granny doesn't stop soap making, he'll throw the Clampetts in jail. Jed decides to run against Tinsley in an upcoming election when he misunderstands Miss Jane's advice. The Clampetts start campaigning in front of the bank. Drysdale's suggests they hold a rally at their mansion. Tinsley gets upset when Granny tries to trap him in Jethro's tank. Jethro's attempt at letting people know about the rally by sky writing fails. Drysdale sets up a debate on TV between Jed and Tinsley. Jethro claims to have invented a small device to remove smog from cars. Believing the device works, Tinsley agrees to leave Granny alone and Jed drops out of the race. Then Tinsley sees the giant filter that goes along with the device. 12386:) and confesses that he has gone straight. John flashes back to when Jed gave him money for the park. Flo convinces him he's got to get back into the "con-game" and should start with the Clampetts again. Meanwhile, Jed flashes back to when the police dropped John off at the park. Just then, Honest John shows up at the mansion. John claims he will build a giant fan to blow all the smog out of Los Angeles through the mountains. Jed has a hard time getting some money from Mr. Drysdale. Jed tells him the project is a secret, but it has to do with drilling in the San Bernardino Mountains. Drysdale thinks Jed has struck oil there. Honest John gets half a million from Jed. Each of the family thank him for what's he's going to do. Honest John tells Flo about the money and how easy it was to get. She keeps asking him where it is. He tells her he once again had a change of heart and gave it back. She starts yelling and throwing things at him. 5280: 5150:) tries calling the Clampett home on behalf of Lester and Earl. But he keeps having a confusing conversation with Jethro. Jethro wants Miss Jane to come over and cook for him. She thinks he's interested in rommance. Jed tells Granny that Miss Jane will be using her kitchen, hoping that will get her fired up. But it doesn't work. Lester and Earl arrive at the mansion. They play a song for Granny and it does cheer her up. When they play another song, Granny, Jed and Elly start dancing. Meanwhile, Miss Jane is cooking for Jethro. When she mentions making plans for their nuptials, Jethro doesn't know what she's talking about. Granny sings a song with Lester and Earl. Lester suggests to Jed that Granny perform with them at the Oak Room. Miss Jane's attempt at making one of Granny's recipes is a failure. That night, everyone is surprised to see an all dolled up Granny, in long blonde hair and tight dress, perform with Lester and Earl. 5980:), to be Elly's date. Miss Jane discovers that Dean is actually a very intelligent person and they have common interests. Granny also gives Elly a spell to get a man. Jed goes to the bank and sees Miss Jane and Dean together and figures she has a new boyfriend. Drysdale tells Jed that he guarantees that Elly will get a man. Dean comes by the mansion. Granny has Elly dressed up as a little girl to show Dean she is still in her courting prime. Dean and Elly play little kid games. Jed tells Granny that Dean is Miss Jane's man. Granny tries a reverse spell that apparently doesn't work. To get Miss Jane another man, Jed forces Jethro to go and court her. Miss Jane goes to the mansion to straighten things out. Dean is worn out from playing hopscotch with Elly and wants to leave. Granny has Elly get dressed up real fancy to show Dean how old she really is. To get Dean and Miss Jane back together, Granny has her dress as a little girl. 9211: 8164:) column in the paper about an actress' coming-out party. Granny decides the best way to get Elly a husband is to throw her a coming-out party. Jethro calls the paper and talks to Society Sandy's secretary. She tells Sandy about Elly having the party. When Sandy learns about Jed's money, Sandy is interested. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by the mansion and see all the hillbilly decorations. Afraid they will be embarrassed, Drysdale wants to find someone to tell the Clampetts they're arranging the party all wrong. He asks Margaret if she'll help them make it a classy affair. Margaret, hoping to forever humiliate them, is all too happy to help make it a real hillbilly party. Margaret buys Elly a ridiculous red dress, claiming it is beautiful. Miss Jane and Drysdale come by and realize that Margaret double-crossed them. Thanks to an idea from Miss Jane, the party turns out to be a success, with even Society Sandy enjoying it. 4329: 2839:) drives up with Jethro. She tries to tell Jed and Granny that Jethro is being expelled from her school for being disruptive. Margaret tells Elly that she will have the police lock up all of her critters. Jed tells Drysdale that their going back to the hills and want their money. Drysdale asks them to go back to the mansion and he will straighten everything out. Drysdale threatens both Margaret and Millicent and they have to go and make up with the Clampetts. Millicent tells Jed that she'll tutor Jethro privately and that she is attracted to Jed. Miss Jane dresses Granny up and tells her that Margaret wants her to join her Bridge Club. Drysdale wants to take Jed and Jethro to his Golf Club. Things don't go well with Granny playing Bridge. At the Golf Club, Jed and Jethro misunderstand what the steam room is for. Back at the mansion, the Drysdale's, Miss Jane and Millicent sing Christmas carols for the Clampett's. 13335: 12915:). She tells Shorty that Elly is dating a frogman and Jed wants to farm the ocean. She wants him to pretend to be Elly's boyfriend to drive Mark away. Granny tells Mark that Shorty's a killer and that Mark better be careful. Shorty meets Mark and ruins Granny's story. Meanwhile, Drysdale intends to tell Jed that oceanography is stupid. But when Jed comes by, Drysdale agrees with Jed. However, Drysdale has a plan. Granny tries to tell Mark that Elly and Shorty were engaged at one time. Elly and Jed come by and Elly tells Mark she was never promised to Shorty. Jed and Mark figure out what Granny is up to. Drysdale leads Jed to believe that the idea of him giving millions to the ocean project has made Miss Jane mentally unstable. So, Jed decides to not spend the money just yet in order to help Miss Jane. Granny tells Shorty to not let Mark get him into the water. Granny thinks Mark has turned Shorty into a seal. 3731:) brings Granny home from town. Granny thinks he's a really nice man for driving people around. She gets mad when Richard asks her for the cab fare, not understanding how cabs work. Granny gets her shot gun and chases Richard away. Granny now wants to learn how to drive. Jed is excited to see Elly cooking, but then he gets a look at what she made and he can't even cut it with a knife. Jethro gives Granny driving lessons, but it doesn't go well. Richard comes back and is almost hit by Granny driving. After talking to Elly, he thinks the mansion is a mental institution. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by and Richard thinks Drysdale is the doctor in charge. Richard tells him about Granny driving and Drysdale tells Miss Jane to call the police to bring her back safely. Richard then tells him about the misunderstanding about the cab fare and Drysdale pays him. Granny goes through a red light and a Motorcycle Cop ( 2741: 9844: 13171:, leaving Jethro and Jed to fend for themselves. Miss Jane and the bank's secretarial staff continue to picket against Mr. Drysdale's repression. Drysdale has two guards try a removed the women, but Susie and her knowledge of karate stops them. Granny and Elly are picketing in front of the mansion. Jed keeps trying to go along with the women, but Jethro keeps ruining any progress Jed makes. Drysdale brings in Banzai Sakito, the number-one karate fighter in the world, to stop the rebellion in front of the bank. After Banzai demolishes Helen Thompson's car with a karate chop, the women leave. Jed calls Drysdale and tells him about Granny and Elly picketing. Drysdale brings Banzai over to the Clampetts' to stop Granny and Elly, but Granny takes care of him. Granny and Elly decide to move in with Miss Jane. Jed begs them to take Jethro with them. Feeling disgraced, Banzai stays with Jed and Jethro. 1938:), has arrived. Marty tells Drysdale that he's putting him on the Board of Directors. Marty wants to go along to the Clampetts. When Drysdale landed Jed's account he lied and told Marty how sophisticated they are. Hearing about the party does get Granny excited. Drysdale goes to speak with Jed. Not wanting Marty to see what the Clampetts are really like, Drysdale makes up a story as to why they can't come to dinner that evening. Drysdale doesn't know that Miss Jane just called Granny and told her that everyone, including Marty, will be coming by tonight. When Drysdale finds out, he's worried what Marty will do because he deceived him about the Clampetts. Miss Jane and Marty arrive at the mansion. Drysdale is too afraid to go to the party. Marty is thrilled with what he believes to be a "Hillbilly Party" thrown for him. He and Miss Jane even dress in Hillbilly clothes and have a great time. 1159: 944:), will be courting Elly. Sonny tells his mother that he won't do it. But then he sees Elly by the pool and sees how pretty she is. Meanwhile, Jed tries to explain courting to Elly. Granny tells Jed about her experience grocery shopping for Thanksgiving. Sonny drives up to the Clampett mansion and parks next to their truck. He asks Jethro to move the truck because it spoils the look of his car. Jethro thinks he's talking about Sonny's car and Jed helps him move it away. Sonny gives Elly a present. She thinks it is going to be candy, but it turns out to be a picture of Sonny. Sonny goes to kiss Elly's hand. She thinks he's going to bite her and she flips him over. He leaves and when he can't find his car, he goes running home screaming for his mother. Granny wants to start feuding with the Drysdale's. In an attempt to smooth things over, Jed invites the Drysdales for Thanksgiving. 12433:), to buy up land in the mountains where he thinks Jed has found more oil. Drysdale sends Miss Jane to find out the location where Jed plans to drill. Flo and John go to the Clampetts to continue the smog removal scam. Flo goes as Honest John's Spanish mother. Miss Jane finds out from Granny that Jed is drilling to remove smog, not drilling for oil. But to teach Drysdale a lesson, she won't tell him. When Jed and the rest go to get the sack of money, Elly tells them that Jethro took it and went to look for Honest John. Jed says he'll go to the bank and get more. This time Jed gets 7 hundred thousand. Flo breaks into Jed's wall safe, but it is full of Granny's goat cheese and she faints. Once again Jed gives Honest John the money. But this time Flo, who has just had some of Granny's "medicine", makes him give it back. Drysdale finds out that he spent a fortune on useless land. 8205:) with many female admirers, Jethro decides to become a bullfighter. Chapman tells Jethro that not only are matadors popular with the women, they make a lot of money. Jed decides to get a bull for Jethro, figuring they'll just wind up eating it. Meanwhile, Drysdale is upset with Chapman because the movie with El Magnifico is over budget. Drysdale changes his mind when he hears how many millions El Magnifico has. Drysdale hopes to have him and Elly marry. Elly gets upset when Jethro tries to wrestle his bull. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by the mansion. Drysdale tells Jed he has a man for Elly and takes her to meet him. Miss Jane shows Jethro how matadors fight a bull. Elly is watching El Magnifico and doesn't like the way he's treating the bull. She throws him out of the arena. Jethro, dressed as a matador, goes after the bull. The bull throws Jethro out of the arena. 3690: 3514:), the package delivery driver, is surprised when Jethro lifts the giant box by himself. Meanwhile, John Lucus wants Drysdale to introduce him to Jed. John believes Jed is a financial wizard. Fleming Pendleton comes by and the two ask Drysdale to find out what Jed's crawdad stock is. Later, John tells Fleming that he believes that Jed is developing Crawdad, an amphibious military vehicle. John talks to Harry about the package he delivered to the Clampetts. The men would like Harry to go back to the Clampetts to find out some more information. Harry goes to the mansion under the guise of needing another signature. He misunderstands many of the goings on there. Harry tells John and Fleming that Granny is developing a rocket fuel, Jethro is a mathematical genius and Elly has uncovered new secrets of genetics. The three men make a vow not to reveal Jed's experiments. 13373: 2922:). This leaves Jethro to have to do the cooking, which isn't working out so well. Granny believes Quirt would be just the man for Elly. Miss Jane tells Jed that Quirt lives in Beverly Hills. Mr. Drysdale arranges for Quirt to stop by the Clampett mansion. Granny is very disappointed when Quirt is revealed to be much less of a man than expected. Elly shows Quirt some of her pets and he says how much he likes animals, especially small ones. He tells Elly about the men who are his stunt and voice doubles on his TV show. His real name is Henry and he's only on the show because his father is the sponsor. Henry recites a poem about raccoons. Henry lets Jethro drive his car around. Jethro winds up picking up a lot of women because they think he's Quirt. Jed keeps trying to make Henry look like a man's man to Granny, but things just don't work out the way he planned. 1747:). Gloria volunteers to take Jed some papers that need to be signed. What Miss Jane doesn't know is that Gloria is really a sultry gold-digger with eyes for Jed's $ 34 million. Granny mentions to Pearl that she gave Jed a double dose of her tonic. Pearl and Granny meet beautiful Gloria and are a little suspicious of her. They keep talking up to Gloria how old Jed is. Gloria takes Jed for a drive. Gloria claims that she has to marry a mountain man. Jed says he hates to see her be alone and that he'll think about it. Back at the mansion, Pearl tries to tell Gloria that Jed has no money. Jed says gather up the family because he might have an announcement. Pearl calls Drysdale, and he and Miss Jane come right over. Jed says marriage is a good idea. Jed must have seen through her scheme because he says she'll have to wait 3 or 4 years until Jethro is old enough. 8707:), the Head of the castle staff. Granny and Jed still don't understand that cousin Marcus has passed away. Granny goes to doctor Marcus. Meanwhile Jethro starts fulfilling his duty as a knight in shining armor and wants to start hunting for dragons. He wants Elly to be a damsel in distress. Jethro goes riding on a horse, but it is not long before he's knocked off. Granny believes that a dog has eaten Marcus. Drysdale arrives in town and meets up with Cedric Giles-Evans to discuss the estate. Cedric gets a call from Faversham about confusion at the castle. Drysdale heads to the castle. Elly is up in a tower of the castle yelling for help, hoping a handsome knight will come. Jethro is still riding horseback around the grounds and keeps getting knocked off. Granny tells Jed about the dog, but he has a hard time believing it. Drysdale arrives at the castle. 2037:). While talking to Twombly, Jethro falls asleep on the couch. The psychiatrist may have bitten off more than he can chew when he starts treating Jethro. Jethro returns home and says that all Twombly talked about was Jethro's mother. He would like to meet Pearl right away. Pearl would like to hook up with a wealthy Beverly Hills man. Pearl gets all dressed up and goes to see Twombly. She is a little surprised when Twombly closes the curtains and dims the office lights. She thinks he is testing her virtue when he tries to lay her on his couch. Pearl leaves. Later, Jed comes by to see Twombly and tells him he's upset that he made advances toward Pearl. Twombly tries to explain that he's a psychiatrist. Twombly comes to the mansion to apologize for the misunderstanding. Granny questions his doctoring skills. More confusing things happen and Twombly leaves. 2489:) comes by the bank to see Drysdale. She wants to be paid for her services at the Banker's Dinner Conference the night before. Jethro comes by and meets Chickadee. Thinking she's the one for him, he brings her home to meet the folks. At the mansion, there's some confusion between the family and Chickadee when the word engagement is used. Chickadee thinks she'll get a job at the mansion and the family thinks she's talking about marriage to Jethro. Granny and Jed think Chickadee is too old for Jethro. Jed talks to Chickadee in private and they have another confusing conversation. Elly tells Chickadee that she likes her. Elly would like her to marry Jed so she could be her mother. Chickadee likes Elly's pets and thinks she could use them in her act. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by and they find out Chickadee is there. Chickadee leaves with Elly's raccoon. 1025: 4639:), the Head of the Hospital, about Margaret's disappearance. Jed and Jethro sneak into the hospital to return the mattress. They run into Miss Jane and tell her that Margaret's at the mansion. Miss Jane tries to explain to Drysdale how Margaret wound up out the window. He doesn't believe it and lays on the mattress and slides out the window. He is brought back in with an injured foot. Miss Jane and Dr. Sanders go to get Margaret. Margaret tries to leave the mansion and Granny sedates her with nerve tonic. Miss Jane gets her out and they head back to the hospital. The Clampetts get into the hospital and Miss Jane tries to hide them. The family put on doctors scrubs. With the help of Granny's tonic, the Clampetts sneak both Drysdale and Margaret out again. Miss Jane and Sanders go to the mansion and see the Drysdales frolicking around the front. 2079: 5401: 9077: 9301:) pulls up to the Clampett mansion. He has Margaret's sculpture and it looks like a large pile of scrap. Margaret comes by and tells the driver he's at the wrong house. Granny wants to help Mrs. Drysdale win. So, she paints a picture to give to her to enter instead of the sculpture. The picture is of Jethro's open mouth. Jed wants to get a better painting for Margaret. Jed and Jethro go to an upscale gallery to buy a painting. The owner, A. Allen Allen, mistakes them for gardeners. Bessie the chimp paints over Granny's picture. Granny and Elly go to the Drysdales and cover the sculpture with mud thinking it will look better. After they do the yard work, Jed and Jethro return to the gallery. A. Allen Allen learned who Jed was and apologizes. They buy a Sam Rembrandt for Mrs. Drysdale to enter. Bessie's painting winds up winning. 5852: 10629: 3027:) to Beverly Hills. Though he doesn't actually remember proposing to Essiebelle in the letters, Jethro is now looking forward to marrying her. Jed doesn't think Jethro is ready for marriage. The family goes into town to buy a ring. Essiebelle tries to tell her father that she loves Mel Pratt, a boy back in the hills. Lafe and Essiebelle are let into the mansion by Elly's chimp. The family comes home and Marian Billington from Beverly Caterers arrives for her date with Jethro. When Marian finds out about Essiebelle, she leaves. Jethro is stunned when he sees how much weight Essiebelle's gained. Jethro then goes running after Marian. Jed goes to try and comfort Essiebelle and she tells him she's in love with Mel. Granny and Lafe return with Jethro. Jed and Essiebelle come up with a way to have Lafe call off the wedding. 4874:) and give his seat on the bank's Board of Directors to Jed. Hopefully this will hook Jed on the good life and he won't want to move back to the hills. Drysdale is stunned when he sees Miss Jane in a bleached blond wig that she's wearing to impress Jethro. Jed and Jethro arrive at the bank. Drysdale offers Jed the job and says he'll meet a lot of other gentleman at the club. Jed thinks the job would be good for Granny because she could use meeting some men her age. Despite Clifton usually dating women half his age, Drysdale would like him to romance Granny. If he does, he can keep his Board of Directors job. Clifton arrives at the mansion and once he sees Granny he tries to leave. Drysdale comes by and stops him. When Drysdale suggests Clifton take Granny out to dinner, he says he has a date with his "Aunt" Phyllis ( 12798: 10945: 8031:) and Fran that they should try Jed Clampett. Feeling burdened by their wealth, Jed and Granny decide to donate all of their millions to Ginny. They don't know it is a phony foundation and that the girls just need some money. The girls are stunned when they see the check is for 68 million dollars. The girls go to the bank, but Ginny feels a little guilty cashing the check and they leave. Miss Jane suggests to Drysdale that he try to get Ginny's account. Heading back home to the hills, the Clampetts run out of gas before they get out of Los Angeles. To get Ginny's account, Drysdale says she can have the Clampett mansion. The Clampetts want to clear part of a park and take up sharecropping. Jethro tells Jed he's going back to the city. Park Ranger Warkle runs the family off the land. Ginny gives Jed the check back. 5196:) is. Last year after having some of the tonic, Maria married Humphrey. But she lost him at their wedding reception. Drysdale tells the Clampetts that Countess Maria will be coming by to see them. He has some tonic and it really hits him. Granny thinks Maria's looking for a new husband and that Jed is her perfect match. Maria arrives at the mansion and gives Jed a big hug. Jethro drives Maria to get her car out of storage. They come back with her limousine. Maria agrees to let Jethro chauffeur her around while she's in town. After a misunderstanding, Jed and Granny think the Countess wants to marry Jethro. Jed decides to make a play for Maria. He gives her some tonic and asks to talk to her. Miss Janes comes by the mansion with long lost Humphery. And with the help of some tonic, Humphery takes the Countess away. 1117:), a man who has desires for Pearl, comes to her house. He mentions that Mr. Brewster is at Jed's cabin. Pearl goes to see Brewster and cooks up a feast for him. She then proceeds to spruce up the cabin. Mr. Brewster insults Pearl when he asks her to be his housekeeper in Tulsa, while she thought it was going to be a proposal. She says she's going to visit Jed for Christmas and tell Jed how he misled her. The Clampetts are sleeping on the plane and the stewardesses start showing a cowboy film. They wake up and think they're on the ground chasing the cowboys. Drysdale calls Brewster and tells him he needs to keep Pearl there so as not to spoil Jed's Christmas surprise. Brewster goes to see Pearl and tries to keep her at home without leading her on. Just then the Clampetts show up. Everyone sings Christmas carols. 1518:) and her poodle Colette arrive at the Clampett mansion. Mlle. Denise speaks very little English, but she manages to ask Jed where the Drysdale home is. While they are talking, Colette wanders off with Duke. Pearl tells Granny about Jed talking to a pretty woman. Mlle. Denise comes back for Colette and when Jed puts the dog in her car, she kisses him. Pearl and Granny see this. Meanwhile, Margaret has arranged the "marriage" between Claude and Colette, complete with a decorated bedroom. But when she starts the wedding music, Duke walks in the room. Jed takes a fancy to Denise and starts to clean himself up. Denise and Miss Jane bring Duke home. Back at the Drysdale mansion, Margaret has Claude meet Colette. But when Colette hears Duke howling, she runs to him. Jed gets all dressed up to return Colette to Denise. 1434:). Jed plans to throw a wingding for the men that evening. Knowing that Lester and Earl had a thing for Pearl, Louise and Gladys arrive at the mansion to look Pearl over. The ladies pretend to be cosmetics saleswomen. They see Granny and hope that she is Pearl. But then they see Elly and thinking she is Pearl, they leave to go to the beauty parlor. That evening, because their wives are still at the beauty parlor, Lester and Earl arrive without them. The wingding starts and everyone is dancing. They were going to have dinner, but Elly's critters ate all the food. The duo play music for the Clampetts. Pearl decides she can't marry either one because she doesn't want to break up their act. Lester and Earl leave to pick up their wives. When they come back, Jed and Pearl think the men got married on the rebound. 8952:. Jed and Granny are concerned about his muscles. Doctor Granny is convinced he is afflicted with barbell bloat and wants to cure him. Dave and Elly go to the pool. When Troy arrives, Drysdale makes him believe Miss Jane is Elly and Troy leaves in a hurry. Dave tells Elly she is pretty enough to be "Miss Universe". Because they believe Universe is Dave's last name, the Clampetts think that he wants to marry her. Elly tells Dave all about her critters and he is getting bored. Cushing sends Troy back and this time Troy believes Granny is Elly and leaves. Granny comes up with what she thinks will cure Dave and makes him take a spoonful of it. Cushing comes to the mansion with Troy. This time Troy thinks Elly's chimp is Elly. After Dave sees Elly lift a large barbell, he wants to eat the same food Elly does. 6521:) tells Miss Jane that the campaign picture will include an ostrich. When Drysdale finds out he'll be posing with an ostrich, he fires Nelson. However, Drysdale now owns the ostrich and brings it home for the time being. Granny decides to create a growing tonic for her tomatoes. Some of Granny's tomatoes are missing and she thinks Elly's chickens ate them. Granny sees the ostrich and thinks her growing tonic for tomatoes has made a giant chicken. Until she can create a shrinking pill, she tries to keep the giant chicken a secret. Miss Jane tells Drysdale that she might have some buyers for the ostrich, but it is no longer in his garage. Drysdale comes by and asks Granny if she's seen his ostrich. When her shrinking pill doesn't work, Granny decides that she'll enter her giant chicken at the county fair. 4593:), a specialist from New York. Drysdale worries about what this will cost him. Meanwhile, Granny is whipping up some of her nerve tonic for Margaret. Margaret tells Stuyvesant about some of her first encounters with the Clampetts. She then tells him about Elly's pet animals. Stuyvesant is having a hard time believing everything that Margaret is saying. The Doctor leaves Margaret to rest and Jed and Jethro show up. Something the two do causes a tranquilized Margaret to slide out the hospital window. Stuyvesant thinks Margaret is hallucinating when she claims to have seen Jed and Jethro. Now the whole family comes to see Margaret and Elly has her raccoon. They move her bed by the window again. After they leave, Margaret slides out the window again. The family finds her and brings her back to the mansion. 8412:), heads to Mammoth Studios for a screen test. She wants to go by the stage name Gladys Delovely. Lester hopes to sabotage Gladys' chances to do well by having Jethro direct her. Gladys is quite surprised when she sees Jethro. Jethro lets it slip that it was Lester's idea. Despite Jethro being there, the test goes well. Official word won't come for 3 days while the film is being processed. Lester hopes three days in the Clampetts' cabin will discourage her. But Gladys is on to his plan and is determined to beat him at his own game. She pretends to enjoy living the country life. Gladys has Lester chopping wood and shucking corn til he's worn out. Miss Jane tells Gladys that the film turned out great and they have a contract ready for her to sign. In the end, Gladys changes her mind about being a star. 5894: 4234:). Jed thinks they are all there for medical help. Beverly performs for Jed and the Mother asks when he could cast her. Jed thinks she means something else and says Granny will do the casting. Meanwhile, Granny's at the Dean's office and she gives him $ 6 for a certificate. He thinks it is some fraternity prank. When Jethro says he isn't in a fraternity, the Dean calls for a psychiatrist. Granny comes home and tells Jed about all the tests she had to take. She sees Elly and Jethro dressed in medical clothes and says she wants no part of this doctoring. They also had some medical equipment sent over from the movie studio. When the Mother and Beverly come back, Granny agrees to help. A bunch of people come to audition and Jed thinks they are all there for medical help from Granny. There's a woman ( 3155:). Jed meets Fred and there's some confusion over Fred's name. Meanwhile, Lafe Crick comes back to the Clampett mansion and brings Granny a Pawpaw tree. Granny is not happy to see Lafe. Lafe wants to plant the tree himself because he's still thinks Jed has his money buried in the ground. Jed tells Elly that Fred is coming to court her. Lafe overhears Jed and reminds him that he has a single son back home. Jed is not interested. Fred arrives and Lafe tries to scare him off by giving a bad description of Elly. Fred is about to leave and then he sees Elly. Granny hears Lafe call back home trying to get his son to come and marry Elly. Miss Jane and Drysdale arrive and run into Lafe. They still mistakenly believe Lafe is a hard worker and a dear friend of Jed's. Lafe digs a giant hole in the back yard. 13259: 12874: 13508:, longtime music composer for the series) finds Jethro and brings him home. Jethro is all doubled up from eating the mortar. Robert gives Elly another driving lesson and it is not going well. Granny doctors Jethro back to health, but he says he's leaving again fearing getting married. But he really doesn't leave. Robert brings another present to Granny. Drysdale comes by and tells Robert that he has a love poem that Elly wrote to him. Actually, it was Miss Jane that wrote the poem. Drysdale gives Robert a large sum of money and tells him to take Elly to Vegas and get married. Elly tells Robert that it was Miss Jane that wrote the poem. Robert brings Elly back to the bank and admits to everyone that he is Dick Bremerkamp, an out-of-work actor. Drysdale puts Dick to work washing windows. 7275:) for dating advice. Dash tries to give Jethro some tips, but things don't go to well. Dash tells Jethro to buy a convertible and invite Susie to go on a double date with Elly May and him. The car he buys isn't in the best of shape. When Susie learns Jethro knows Dash, she agrees to go on the date. The four go to a drive in movie for the date. At first all Jethro does is eat. Dash gives Jethro some more advice. Do to Jethro's bungling and the car not working well, the date is a disaster. The next day Dash lets Jethro use his bachelor pad. Susie only agrees to another date because she wants to see Dash's apartment. After a short time, Susie leaves. Miss Jane comes by because she wants to protect Jethro from the influence of Dash. It turns out that all Jethro can now think of is eating. 11118: 2536: 8073:) will travel to Beverly Hills to settle the dispute with Jed. Granny prepares for war and expects to be scalped by the "red devils". Miss Jane picks the men up and they look like everyday businessmen. They arrive at the bank and Drysdale is dressed as an Indian and acts very stereotypical. Running Wolf and Little Fox go to meet with Jed at their hotel. Still dressed as an Indian, Drysdale goes to the Clampett mansion and Granny shoots at him. Drysdale calls Chapman at the movie studio and tells him to send some actors dressed as Indians to the mansion. He hopes Granny will believe she fought them off and not go back to the hills to fight them. Meanwhile, Jed and Running Wolf come to an understanding. The actors arrive and Drysdale finds a way to have Granny drive them off. 3652: 12680:, shows up at the bank. He asks Miss Jane if she could take him to the Clampetts. Mark meets Jed and Granny and she finds out that he is single. Once he learns that Mark went to see Elly, Drysdale tells Jed that he was the one that sent him. Mark meets Elly and they spend some time together. Mark tells her that he works under water with dolphins and whales. After Elly explains to Granny what he does, Granny believes that he is half man and half frog. Mark wants to show Elly his diving suit by the swimming pool. Granny sees Mark with his diving pants on and is even more convinced the water turns him into a man frog. Granny warns Elly that Mark is a frog man and she says she knows. Granny tries to tell what she thinks to Jed, but he thinks she's been at her moonshine. 3564:) shows Mrs. Langwell the dress that was designed for her. The Clampetts show up and Renee thinks they're Welfare cases. When the family says they're here to help, Renee thinks they want a job. The family believes that Renee is poor and that her model is her starving daughter. They decide to go and buy some food for them. The family returns with a large amount of food. Drysdale and Miss Jane turn up and explain that the Clampetts own the building. Granny says they're taking Renee's daughters (models) to the mansion to fatten them up. Renee says she needs them for a fashion show later and Granny says they'll do the show. Elly puts on a fashion show for the customers and Granny starts the bidding for the dresses. They sell every dress in the store for a total of $ 50. 12074: 8998:) to try and sell Jed a family plot. Elly shows Jed a store manikin that Miss Jane got her. Elly dressed it up to look like Granny to use as a scarecrow. Jed has her hide it in the back of the truck until Granny's birthday. Mr. Brubaker arrives at the mansion. From the way Jed describes things, Brubaker believes they murdered Granny. Brubaker tells Mortimer, but Mortimer just wants to make a sale. Granny is all stiff from trying to be a scarecrow. She has Cousin Bessie the Chimp pour her some of her moonshine. Jed and Elly put the manikin in a wooden chest that Jethro built for Granny. Brubaker and Mortimer arrive and have a confusing conversation with Jed. They see Granny's alive and leave. Granny sees the manikin and tells Jed she won't touch her moonshine again. 4034: 1572:. Drysdale and Miss Jane go to the Clampett mansion and find no one there. At first Drysdale doesn't think that Harry could've singled out the Clampetts for his con game. But then they head to the Hollywood Bowl. The Clampetts are impressed by all the animals at the zoo, but Elly thinks they should be set free. On the drive home, the other drivers are honking and yelling at the Clampetts. Harry offers to sell Jed the freeway so he could make the people drive the way he wants. The others drop off Jed and Harry at the mansion. Granny, Jethro and Elly go back to the freeway with their guns to teach the drivers some manners. Miss Jane and Drysdale tell Jed that Harry is a crook. Jed said he found out that Harry is no mountain man because he couldn't hold his liquor. 7082:), the Dean of Frisby Business Secretarial college, that the school is going broke. Jethro comes by with a lot of money that Jed gave him and Dean Frisby enroles him. Not knowing what it is, Elly wants to attend a College of Judo and Karate. Jethro goes to his first class and is thrilled to see all the other students are women. Dean Frisby can only take so much of Jethro and she gives him a diploma. Jed tells Drysdale that Jethro graduated and sends him to the bank for his job. Elly is disappointed with her first day at college. She tells Granny that all they did was throw each other around and she got a black belt. Hoshu Fujiyama, from the Judo college, comes to the mansion and Granny throws him around. At his new bank job, Jethro hires all his classmates. 9722:). Elly mentions Goodbody to Granny. Granny and Jethro arrive at the bank and see the TV show. Granny confuses the soap opera with real life and decides her doctoring can save Dr. Rex Goodbody from a serious operation. Drysdale believes Granny is just a big fan of Goodbody's and tells her he lives near her. She tries to see him, but no one answers the door. Drysdale has Goodbody come by the bank. Drysdale tells him he's being written off the show and coerces him into visiting Granny. Goodbody arrives at the mansion and Granny thinks he wants her medical advice. Goodbody makes a play for Granny and her money. That doesn't go well and Granny chases him out of the house. Goodbody is making his last appearance on the show and the Clampetts arrive to save him. 802:) to come for a visit. Granny believes Pearl is too busy trying to win over Mr. John Brewster to come and visit. Back in the hills, Pearl introduces Jethrine to John and keeps flirting with him. Granny wants to go home because folks are so unfriendly and no one has come to call. Jed wants to stay because Elly wore a dress today and he thinks Beverly Hills is good for her. Elly comes home with her dress all muddied up. She says because it was a ball gown, she went and played football with some boys. Back in the hills, John asks Pearl if she's going to visit Jed. Pearl, because she wants to stay with him, tells John she's so busy here. Wanting to find a man for Jethrine, Pearl asks John about the single men that are working for him. Jasper 'Jazzbo' Depew ( 1664:), the head of a 'first family' historical society, will be staying at their house. Drysdale is not impressed. Margaret wants to get rid of the Clampett's before her arrival. She goes to the Clampetts, insults Granny and is chased away by Granny and Pearl. Smith-Standish goes to the Clampett's first and becomes enchanted with their antiques and way of life. Margaret goes to the bank and tells Drysdale what the Clampett's did to her. She insists that he get rid of them. Miss Jane tells Margaret that the chauffeur dropped Priscilla off at the Clampett's because he thought Margaret was there. Miss Jane drives the Drysdale's to the Clampett's. Priscilla tells Margaret that she found evidence that Jed's ancestors came to America prior to the arrival of the 3197:). Dub is not too bright. Lafe wants Dub to court Elly and marry her. Jed is not thrilled about them being there. But he'll let them spend the night if they don't bother Granny. So Granny doesn't see it, Jed has Jethro move Lafe's car. Jethro winds up pushing it down a hill and it gets destroyed. Drysdale learns from Lafe about his son Dub. Thinking Dub is as hard working as Lafe, Drysdale would like to get him a job at the bank. Drysdale gives Lafe some money to fly the boy over, not knowing Dub's already here. Granny sees Dub and gets mad that there's a Crick in the house. Jed tries to make her think she imagined it. Granny then sees Lafe but Jed tells her he's not there. Granny sets a trap for the Crick's using food, but she catches Jethro instead. 3420:) is coming to town for the social event of the year. Maria has leased the mansion next to the Clampetts and Margaret is afraid they'll ruin things. Maria gets a sample of the tonic and loves it. Maria goes to the Clampetts to get more tonic and is attracted to Jed. She wants to throw a party and serve the tonic. Jethro tells them that Mrs. Drysdale poured out the rest of Granny's tonic into the pool. Maria goes to the bank and tells Margaret that she'll be throwing a party for high society people. Maria says that she's inviting the Clampetts and that Margaret is not invited. Miss Jane goes to the mansion to arrange a peace treaty between Granny and Margaret. She drinks some of the tonic and starts to chase after Jethro. The Countess and Humphrey ( 10452: 7836: 9806: 13416:), a penniless actor, lives in Miss Jane's building. Mr. Phinney tells Dick he owes 3 months back rent. Dick saw Elly and asks Phinney about her. Dick learns from Phinney that the Clampetts are millionaires. Dick poses as Robert Audubon, a descendant of John James Audubon, so he can use Miss Jane to get to Elly May. Believing he is a bird lover, Miss Jane becomes infatuated with Robert. Elly and Miss Jane tell Jed and Granny about Robert. Miss Jane also wrote a poem for Robert. At the bank, Elly introduces Robert to Drysdale. Robert fools Drysdale into believing that he is a nephew of billionaire J. Paul Getty. Drysdale lets Robert take Elly to go bird watching. Robert was hoping to be alone with Elly, but then Miss Jane shows up. 11079: 12268: 9503: 6166:), Margaret's father, comes for a visit. When he's alone with Drysdale, he reveals he's broke. It seems on his way over, he passed through Las Vegas and lost his whole fortune. Lowell asks Drysdale for a handout, which Milburn refuses. Margaret warns her Father about the Clampetts, but then she mentions the millions they have. Lowell hopes to get some of their money so he can go back to Las Vegas. Jethro carries Lowell over to the mansion. Hoping to win some money, Lowell teaches Jed and Granny how to play poker, but Granny keeps winning. Lowell then teaches Jed how to play pool and Jed becomes quite good at it. Drysdale comes over worried that Lowell has taken the Clampetts money. He is relieved to see that didn't happen. 6563:) is coming home from school. Granny thinks that's who Elly is going to marry. Drysdale tells Miss Jane that Sonny's been going to school for 19 years and is still a sophomore. Drysdale wants Sonny to get a job and get married, preferably to Elly. Drysdale arranges a job for Sonny as a door to door beauty product salesman. Sonny has been to 5 houses and not sold a thing. His sixth stop is at the Clampetts and Elly mistakes his merchandise for courting gifts. Sonny thinks Elly is going to buy all the products. Drysdale is thrilled when he thinks Sonny has made a huge sale. After speaking with Jed, Drysdale figures out that Elly thought all the products were gifts. Drysdale forces Sonny to propose to Elly, but Elly says no. 666: 7943:), Mayor of Bug Tussle. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by to welcome the Mayor as well. Hogg arrives and Drysdale is not impressed. Later, Hogg and the Clampetts come to the bank. Drysdale, trying to impress Jed, makes a lot of promises to Hogg. Drysdale confesses to Hogg that he can't keep those promises and doesn't want Jed to know. Hogg tells Drysdale that he came to town in hopes of raising $ 100,000 to cover an embezzlement debt. Drysdale won't give him the money. Hogg tries asking Jed for the money but can't find the words. Jed, however, believes Hogg has eyes for Granny. When Hogg learns how much money Granny has, he is about to propose. But, before he can, Drysdale shows up with a check in order to get rid of Hogg. 4374:), Johnny's manager, tells him it is time to change clothes. Johnny dresses as a farm boy in order to avoid all the girl fans. Jed and Jethro meet Johnny at the freight yard and think he's still down and out. Johnny tries to tell them how rich he is and they think he's just putting on airs. Meanwhile, Granny tries some spells to change Jethro back from a puppy. Elly takes the puppy and leaves her chimp which Granny now thinks is Jethro. Jed, Jethro and Johnny arrive at the mansion, but Johnny wants to go to his hotel suite. Granny is thrilled when she sees Jethro. Johnny calls Eddie, but then he sees Elly and hangs up. Johnny keeps trying to tell Jed that he's rich. Granny thinks that she turned Johnny into a skunk. 8505:) to help her raise her dahlias. More of her garden supplies go missing. Margaret finds Granny with the missing shovel. Granny winds up in the pool again. Jed calls Drysdale and warns him that Granny's mad. Miss Jane discovers it was Elly's Chimp taking the things and tells Margaret. Granny runs into Mr. Ted and she tells Jed what a large man he is. Granny thinks he has been hired to kill the Clampetts. Drysdale tells Margaret that she should name her 4 dahlia beds after each of the Clampetts. Granny sees the 4 holes in the ground and the markers with their names. Granny begs Mrs. Drysdale and Mr. Ted to bury her and spare the others. They explain to her that the holes in the ground are dahlia beds and not graves. 3106:), one of the Commerce Bank secretaries, will be a contestant for Queen of Beverly Hills. When Margaret hears that the winner gets a trip around the world, she suggests Elly should run. That way the family would be gone for a while. Jethro tries digging in a different spot, but hits oil again. Milburn thinks the Clampetts are digging the hole to put their money in. He tells Granny about the advantages of the vault at the bank and Granny thinks he means to use as her root cellar. Miss Jane suggests to Jed that Elly run for Queen. The Clampetts think the race for the Queen is an actual foot race. So, Granny wants to run as well. Mr. Drysdale tries to talk Candy out of running, while Miss Jane gets Granny to not run. 1706: 9764: 6987: 9039:). Adaline will be coming for a visit. Jed tells Drysdale that he's sure Margaret would like to meet Adaline. Drysdale knows that Margaret won't have anything to do with another hillbilly. Adaline arrives and tells Granny she's a widow now. Granny sets to playing matchmaker for her and Jed. Jed is then aggressively courted by Adaline. Thanks to Miss Jane, Mrs. Drysdale and her snooty friends are misled to believe Adaline is a real socialite jet setter. Margaret comes by the mansion and is very sweet to Granny. She asks Granny if Adaline could be her house-guest for a couple weeks. Adaline is still talking marriage with Jed, but Jed isn't interested. Adaline shows up at a shocked Mrs. Drysdale's doorstep. 7740:) to Jed and Granny. The women go back by the pool, where Jethro happens to be. Jethro sees the attractive Athena and tries to get her attention, but it doesn't work. Jethro wants to join the Biddle Birdwatchers even though they don't allow men. Mr. Drysdale suggests to Jed that Jethro to join the Woodchucks. Jethro isn't interested until he sees the women all gathered around head Woodchuck Stanley Kragleman. Stanley explains to Jethro about his achievement awards. Drysdale tells Jethro that he's invited the birdwatchers to his initiation later that day. The initiation is interrupted by one of Jethro's achievement award attempts and it involved him making an ant farm. Jethro is finally made a Woodchuck. 6021:) for the owner, Mrs. Philip Brentwood Carrington III. When Drysdale hears who's moving in, he wants to set Jed up with the rich widow. Granny visits with Agnes and is impressed that, for a rich woman, she does so much work around the mansion. Granny talk up Agnes to Jed. Drysdale wants Miss Jane to start playing cupid with Jed and Agnes. Drysdale gives Jed a bunch of presents that he's to give to Agnes. But Jed misunderstands and thinks Drysdale is giving the presents to him. Drysdale really talks up Mrs. Carrington to Jed. Jed as usual, isn't interested. Agnes winds up having a little too much of Granny's "rheumatism medicine". A drunk Agnes starts dancing with Drysdale. Mrs. Carrington's Chauffeur ( 5234: 7576:) is against the idea until he hears how much money Jed has. Jed wants to help Brewster get more oil and remembers the oil they found when Jethro was digging up a root cellar. Brewster discovers that oil losses in a Beverly Hills section of a pipeline are due to the Clampetts accidentally tapping the line. Miss Jane suggests they put the Clampetts on the company's airplane while Brewster gets the pipeline repaired. When they get home, they discover their "oil well" has dried up. Jed would to think of another way to get Brewster more money. Jed decides to use the company's airplane to start an airline service, complete with wooden benches and ropes for seat belts. Jethro will take over the Co-pilot's ( 6250:) speaks with a young Captain Hogan about the upcoming war games with rival academy Lexington. Hollis tells Drysdale that he wants to personally interview Jethro, thinking he's a young boy. Drysdale has Jethro dress as a little school boy. Hollis discovers that the Clampett estate is adjacent to the upcoming war game site. As they have lost to Lexington 9 years in a row, Hollis believes using Jed's land would give him a tactical advantage. He lets Jethro join. Elly is looking forward to meeting Jethro's military guys, thinking they will be older. Jed and Granny see all the young boys and learn that they will defend Beverly Hills from the Lexington Army. This mock battle has Granny and Jed confused. 11910: 4924:). Fred is only picking losers. When Fred picks another loser, he and Marge get into a fight. Jed suggests to Phyllis that they leave and go shopping for Phyllis. Granny is brought to where Jed was sitting by an usher. Marge leaves. Granny mistakes Fred for someone who needs money for food and offers to give him some. Fred finally picks a winner and offers Granny half of his money. This gets Granny into gambling with Fred and they start picking winners. At the mansion, Jed tells Elly that he knows Phyllis is a gold-digger, but he's spending time with her so Granny can says she was right. Granny comes home very sad. Drysdale tells Jed that she won several races but then lost it all on the last race. 4738:), of the studio, tells Dash to go and meet Elly at her dressing room. Tom doesn't know what Elly looks like. He also says to be nice to her because she is the owner's daughter. Drysdale and Miss Jane head to the studio. Miss Jane takes Elly to her dressing room and Drysdale goes to talk to Dash. Drysdale tells Dash to behave around Elly and not to make any moves on her. When Dash gets to Elly's dressing room, out comes Miss Jane. He now believes she is Elly May. Jed takes Granny to the studio to show her it isn't a den of sinners. Dash tells Drysdale that he can't work Elly, still thinking Miss Jane is Elly. Drysdale tells Dash he has to romance Elly. Reluctantly, Dash makes a play for Miss Jane. 6433: 5318: 13460: 8333: 6754:) came along. While riding in his limousine, Drysdale see Miss Jane. He thinks she left the bank to go on a double date and decides to fire her. Gladys would like to be a singer. Gladys is not thrilled that Granny insists on giving her cooking lessons. At the bank, Drysdale gives Miss Jane an undeserved scolding. Miss Jane ends up quitting her job after she explains who she was driving with. Gladys sing a song for the Clampetts. While it is actually very good, it is not the type of song that the others are used to. Jethro now adapts the truck with helicopter blades and rockets, so it will move forward. Gladys' cooking lessons don't go so well. Miss Jane wants to sing with Lester and Earl. 12836: 6667:), a magician who goes by Marvo the Magnificent, comes to Drysdale's office. Jethro is thrilled to meet a magician. Marvin wants to take out a loan. He hasn't worked in 10 years because his magic equipment has been locked up due to unpaid back rent. Drysdale sends him on his way. Jethro invites Marvin to the mansion. Marvin agrees to go when he learns how much money Jed has. Marvin puts on a show for the family. Jethro decides he wants to be a magician. Marvin sees a chance to sell his stored magic equipment to the gullible Jethro. Jed tells Drysdale that he bought Marvin's stuff. Jethro tries to put on a magic show for Jed, Granny, Drysdale and Miss Jane. Things don't go so well. 6705: 9339: 11667:) confronts Granny and asks about the cabin they're building. He also mentions some other laws she's breaking. When he comes to believe she and the family are Irish, he leaves her alone. Tim then meets Jed and Jethro. Tim says he'll bring by his Sergeant later to meet them. Drysdale gets into an argument with a cabbie about the amount of the fare and tip while searching for the Clampetts. Elly finds Miss Jane and brings her to Jed and Jethro. Granny looks for possums but meets the muggers instead, giving them a lesson in manners. Drysdale finally finds Miss Jane and the Clampetts. They start to feel homesick and decide to return to California. Tim brings Sgt. Patrick Muldoon ( 11165:). The Guru seems to have a fondness for money, alcohol and women. The Guru would like Margaret to take a pilgrimage to India. She calls Milburn, and after misunderstanding where she wants to go, he says she can go. Margaret writes the Guru a large check. After learning the Clampetts have a lot of money, the Guru goes there. The Guru was about to meditate with Jethro, but then he sees Elly in a bathing suit. The Guru tries to sell Jethro a Guru license for $ 5000. Granny shares some moonshine with the Guru and he proclaims her "Queen of Gurus". Mr. Drysdale, sensing the Guru is interested in the Clampetts' money, calls the police to have him arrested. When the Police Officer ( 2276:), is at the bank. Miss Jane tells him that Milburn is in great shape and has been taking walks every morning. She calls the Clampetts and learns Drysdale is sick in bed. Drysdale tries to tell Granny he's feeling better, but she won't let him leave. Dr. Clyburn comes by the mansion and wants to see the doctor that's taking care of Drysdale. Granny misunderstands and thinks he's another patient. Jethro puts him in bed with Jed and Drysdale. Drysdale thinks Granny is going to operate on him. Clyburn says he can call a pharmacy and get any medicine Granny wants. The Pharmacist thinks Granny's crazy and hangs up. Granny finally finishes doctoring the men and they get to leave. 12954: 11621:) gives him a twenty four hour notice to leave. The Clampetts find a spot to build a cabin by a lake. They witness an old lady get robbed by two muggers. John tells them it is just a game. Honest John continues to show Jed around New York trying to "sell" him as many landmarks as possible. Jethro and then Jed come across the muggers, who soon find out how strong Jethro and Jed are. Honest John tells the Clampetts he has to leave. Miss Jane and Drysdale wind up with the same Cabbie the Clampetts had and he takes them to where he dropped off the Clampetts. Feeling guilty after the Clampetts treated him so nice, Honest John gives Jed back all the money he took from him. 1889: 9677:), a famed classical violin virtuoso. Jethro is on to his next big idea and wants to play the violin as a means of attracting women. Jed asks Miss Jane to try and hire Stromboli, but she doesn't think he'd be interested. Drysdale is not happy about the prospect of Jed spending a lot of money to hire Stromboli. Miss Jane is surprised when Stromboli agrees to give beginning violin lessons to Jethro. Stromboli arrives at the mansion. Jed asks him to teach Jethro some songs from back in the hills, but Stromboli says he's never heard of them. Stromboli starts playing a slow song and Jethro falls asleep. Jed and Granny want fiddle music so they call on Fiddlin Sam Dingle ( 1323: 11709: 12230: 7985:) to ask Granny's medical advice, promising him money for his medical charity. Granny confides to Jed that she's really leaving because she wants to find the cure for "Granny's Complaint". She describes the symptoms and Jed says it is just old age. Clyburn comes by the mansion asking Granny to help him. She puts him in her class with Jethro and Elly. Granny asks Roy to take over her practice. Drysdale comes by, pretending to be sick, so Granny will have someone to cure. This backfires when Elly and Jethro start to work on him. Granny decides to stay with the family. She thinks she's developed a cure for Granny's Complaint, but Jed realizes it is just moonshine. 4688:) that she doesn't want to make another surfer movie. She wants Jerry to talk to the owner of the studio about getting her a serious part to play. Kitty also complains about a big guy that's always waiting for her at the studio gate. The guy turns out to be Jethro. One day when Kitty drives through the gate, Jethro asks her to marry him. She says to get lost and sics a dog on him. Back at the mansion a depressed Jethro says he'll kill himself by starving to death. Granny will give him a love charm and Jed will give him some courting tips. Kitty again tells Jerry to talk to J.D. Clampett. Jerry finds out that Jethro's uncle is Jed and tells her. The Gate Guard ( 6846:) brings her to the bank. There's a role she would like to play that requires her to speak as a backwoods character. Miss Jane suggests that they let Ulla stay with the Clampetts so that she can pick up their accents and mannerisms. Ulla arrives at the mansion. Jethro tells Jed he's decided to ran away from home, but then he sees Ulla in a bathing suit. Jed and Granny misunderstand what Ulla did before she came to Hollywood. Not knowing that she is already under contract at the movie studio, Jed asks Chapman to come by to see Ulla. Jed tells Chapman he would consider it a big favor if he put Ulla in a movie. Jed would also make sure Chapman got a big raise. 3473:) to Jed. Fleming mistakenly believes Jed is a financial wizard. Jed arrives and Fleming and John try to get investment tips from Jed. The men overhear Jed say something about crawdads to Marian. The men think crawdad is a stock and call their brokers to buy all they can. Jed misunderstands and gets the rest of the family to help build the bank. They arrive at the vacant lot for the ground breaking ceremony. The family is surprised when Drysdale only lifts one shovelful of dirt. Everyone leaves and Jed decides to start building the bank themselves. The next morning Drysdale looks at the lot and sees a small cabin with "The New Commerce Bank" written on it. 9586:) asks Strong Girl who changed the script and put the little old lady in the ring. Rebecca tells Booth that Granny isn't an actor, but a real old lady from Tennessee. Booth learns that the televised wrestling match was such a success that the people want a rematch. Booth and Rebecca go to see the Clampetts. Booth asks about a rematch, but Granny says she's retiring undefeated. Jed writes a check to pay off the mortage on Rebecca's farm. Thinking Jed is just part of the help, Booth expects the check to bounce and then he can force Granny to fight. At the bank, Booth learns Jed's check is good, but Drysdale tears it up. Booth brings Rebecca's "parents" ( 11534: 5535: 1476:. Kelly doesn't know what a still is, but he tells Elly she shouldn't have an open fire in the yard. When Dean takes Pearl outside to the squad car, Granny thinks she got Pearl in trouble and becomes sad and contrite. Kelly describes what he saw to Dean and Dean says it is for making moonshine. Granny continues to apologize to Pearl. Dean and Kelly figure Granny doesn't know it is illegal to run a still. Granny hears the men talking. She misunderstands and thinks Pearl turned her in. To protect Granny, Jed, Elly and Jethro each say the still is theirs to Dean and Kelly. The men won't do anything if Granny promises to stop making moonshine. 9541: 3379:), the head of the Weather Bureau for the area. Granny tells Justin that it is going to rain tonight. Justin tries to explain to her about all of their scientific equipment. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by and Jed says he'd like to meet Mr. Addison. Drysdale introduces Jed to Justin. The two misunderstand each other when Justin talks about Hurricane Daisy and Jed thinks he's talking about Granny. Justin is brought to the mansion where he shows the Clampetts a movie about modern weather prediction. Justin once again says it won't rain and it suddenly starts to pour. Justin decides to use weather beetle Cecil to make his predictions. 1791:) gets chased away by Granny and her shotgun. Mr. Landman then goes to talk to Drysdale. Landman wants to know how Jed could be poor one year and then very wealthy the next. Drysdale, in flashbacks, explains to Landman how Jed made millions in oil. Then how Pearl suggests Jed move to Beverly Hills. Drysdale tells Landman how Elly didn't want to leave her critters. Drysdale takes Landman back to the mansion to meet the family. On the drive, Drysdale relates how Granny didn't want to move. Drysdale and Landman arrive at the mansion and Jed invites them in for dinner. They accept but then regret it when they hear what they're having. 2401:) over for dinner, thinking they're destitute. Thinking blue jeans are now high fashion, Cynthia tries to find some. Mrs. Fenwick calls to say they will be late because they can't find clothes. Jed sends Jethro and Elly over with some of theirs. Jethro and Elly think the tiny gate house is where the Fenwicks live. When they tell Jed what they saw, Jed decides to bring the Fenwicks furniture and other things. Margaret sees them loading the truck and thinks the Clampett's are moving. Cynthia finds the clothes that Elly left in the gate house and her and her mother put them on. When Mrs. Fenwick sees herself in jeans, she faints. 12718: 2797: 6614:) are having a baby that Granny can deliver, knowing they plan to adopt. Drysdale is able to stop the Clampetts from leaving. He tells the Brewsters that Granny will be their baby nurse. Meanwhile, Jethro wants to turn the mansion into his own key club, The Possum Pen. John Brewster tries to tell Jed that his wife Edythe won't need Granny's help. Jed misunderstands and thinks Edythe will deliver the baby by herself. The Brewsters try to explain to Granny about the adoption, but Granny believes that the Brewsters think they are going to a baby store to buy a baby. Later, the Brewsters come by with their baby, John Jr. 7637:) and Jill, as his financial advisors. Granny comes to the bank with Jed and Cushing to take her share of Jed's money out. She runs into Lowell there. Later, John comes by the mansion with a gift for Granny. Lowell was to have a date with her later that day, but Drysdale brings him over earlier. Granny runs herself ragged entertaining both men separately in the house at the same time. Granny tells Jed she's not sure if the men are after her or her money. Lil and Jill are by the pool and Jed goes to ask them for some financial advise. Both men decide they've had enough and go to the casino together with Lil and Jill. 11029: 6208: 6074:). Jethro's pill doesn't work and he and Jed are stranded on the road. Lucas arrives and when Drysdale offers him some caviar, Lucas says he's on a diet. Lucas makes his presentation. Fleming and John overhear something that Miss Jane says and believe Jed is on to a new discovery. They would rather invest with Jed and leave. Jed finally arrives and Miss Jane tells him to meet Lucas at a club down the street. In the massage room at the club, Jed comes to believe that Lucas is a poor farmer who hasn't eaten in days. Jed admires the man's unwillingness to accept Jed's charity. Jed also thinks that Joe Leigh ( 2443: 9886:), who is coming from the hills for a visit. Granny likes Roy, but she is not fond of his mother, Myrtle Halsey. Roy arrives and apparently he's in town to open up a distribution point for Mother Myrtle's Tonic. Granny isn't very keen on any competition against her own tonic, especially from Myrtle. Myrtle calls and asks Jed to help Roy set up his business. Jed recommends Roy talk to Drysdale. Jethro is not thrilled about the idea of double dating with Roy. Hoping he'll get in trouble, Jethro suggests that Roy set up a stand outside of the Commerce Bank. A large crowd gathers around. When a Policeman ( 4878:). Drysdale says they can double date and Jed can be with Phyllis. That night Clifton picks up Phyllis, who is half his age, and explains why he has to do this date. They arrive at the mansion and everyone is surprised to see how young Phyllis is. Phyllis is not thrilled about this date and driving in the Clampett truck. At the restaurant, Granny and Clifton are dancing and Phyllis is embarrassed. Phyllis' attitude makes a sharp turn when she discovers the extent of Jed's bank account. It is very late and Granny and Clifton are back at the mansion. Jed and Phyllis are still out dancing the night away. 11211:), head of the jogging club. Mr. Drysdale needs a doctor's note saying he is in perfect health to be able to join Detweiler's club. Knowing that no real doctor will sign the note, Miss Jane takes him to see Dr. Granny. Granny gives Drysdale a physical examination. Despite a blood pressure issue that is caused by the thought of money, Granny passes Drysdale. Ellie and Jethro form "Jethro's Joggers". Drysdale collapses while jogging with Detweiler, so Detweiler comes back and insults Dr. Granny. Granny proceeds to outjog Detweiler. The men of the jogging club see Elly and decide to join Jethro's club. 13046: 857: 11831: 4283:" because of all the loving and fighting. Miss Jane tires to talk him out of it. Jethro now must decide which branch of service he will join. Jethro still wants to be a spy. Granny thinks he should join the Marines because they can feed Jethro all the fish at Marineland. Granny wants to go with Jethro when he goes to Marineland so she can have another chance to catch a whale. Jed thinks Jethro should decide for himself. Miss Jane comes by the mansion. To discourage Jethro from being a spy, she will give him a "spy test". The family heads to Marineland. They talk to the Marineland Manager ( 5238:) thinks Jethro's cute and she'll get him to become "cool". Jethro and the beatniks come to the mansion and Jethro shows off his new "threads". Elly wants to be a beatnik also. Elly, Jethro and the others are dancing at the club. Drysdale tells Miss Jane that he's turning off the power to the club. Jed and Granny come by the coffee house and just then the power goes out. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by and the place is still open. Jed found a way to light up the place. Drysdale finds out that Jed is the one sponsoring the beatniks. He and Miss Jane then start dancing with the others. 11793: 5496:) gives Granny a lift to just outside of Las Vegas. Jethro calls Jed and tells him he's in jail. Drysdale and Miss Jane get Jethro out of jail. Jethro is fed up and says he's going back to the hills. Granny gets to the Las Vegas city limits and all she sees is desert. She gets to a casino and calls Jed saying she wants to come home. Drysdale has Granny flown back. Drysdale gives Jethro a made up job at the bank with secretaries. Jethro gets arrested by the Policewoman when he tries to take his secretaries home for lunch. Granny comes up with a reason to go back to Las Vegas. 2393:) recommends Elly for a high-brow finishing school for girls. Elly doesn't want to go and doesn't want to wear a dress. Mrs. Drysdale calls and tells Jed it is OK for Elly to wear her pants and shirt. Miss Jane learns from Margaret that she wants Elly to go to that school in hopes that humiliating her will drive the Clampett's away. Miss Jane tries to convince the girls at the school that Elly is a fashion trend-setter. She then brings Elly home and tells Jed and Granny that the girls at that school aren't good enough for Elly. Elly invites the filthy rich Cynthia Fenwick ( 5539:), the Fine Arts Chairman. A frail Drysdale goes to see the Clampetts to say goodbye before he leaves for Palm Springs. As he's leaving, Jed mentions the Art Center to Drysdale but it doesn't sink in. Elly sculpts a possum out of clay. Granny is painting daisies all over the house and Jethro brings home a massive rock. Jethro hires a beautiful model to pose for him. But he tells Jed he's sculpting a possum. Margaret and George come by the mansion and see all of the Clampett artwork. Jethro brings home another large rock, but it rolls off the truck and onto George's car. 8287:) will be visiting the Drysdale's. At the bank, Miss Jane thinks Alexander may make a good companion for Elly. Believing Alexander has a lot of money, Drysdale likes the idea. Alexander, who is actually in need of money, works as a busboy on a yacht. The currency of Sabalia is totally worthless. Drysdale, still thinking he is rich, takes Alex to meet Elly. Alex at first thinks Granny is Elly, but then he meets her. Jethro comes by in a uniform he got from the movie studio. Meanwhile, Mrs. Drysdale intends on setting the King up with her recently divorced niece Doreen ( 7441: 3334:), for the veterinarian. She has Elly meet Jim and Jim takes a liking to Elly. After Jim gives Granny a sales pitch, Granny thinks Jim is no "Critter Doctor" but actually a "Bug Doctor" who is there to sell "bug vittles". Dr. Martin is leaving without Granny or Jed actually meeting him. Granny refuses to make dinner for the Bug Doctor. Jim teaches Elly the "Hooterville Hop". Dr. Martin comes back and brings Elly another critter. Granny is taken with Dr. Martin, after finally meeting him. They figure out who Jim is. Jim, Elly, Granny and Dr. Martin go on a double date. 12756: 11446: 1281: 4159:. She hopes to convince Jed not to allow the historic movie studio to be torn down. Baldwin is now flying over the western city back lot of the studio and says that Jed has dropped from sight. Baldwin doesn't know that the Clampetts are in the back lot. Granny still wonders why no one has moved into their city. Hedda Hopper drives into the city. Granny initially thinks Hedda's interest in Jed is romantic. Hedda would like to talk to Jed and Jethro drives her and Jed to see some Hollywood landmarks. Jed is surprised when he sees the footprints and signatures at 1239: 1987:) makes allowances for that. Mabel enters the courtroom on crutches and James is in a wheelchair. James makes up a story that the Clampetts drove into them in a drunken stupor. Thinking the Johnson's are talking about someone else, Jed tells the Judge they'd be happy to track down those other people. The Judge explains to Jed that he and the family are the ones being accused. When things get out of hand in the courtroom, the Clampetts wind up in jail for a while. The Clampetts bring a bunch of their homemade food into the court. The Johnson's Attorney ( 11953:) to the Clampetts. He owns a lot of land in Hooterville including the spot where Steve keeps his plane. Steve would like to give Jethro lessons but he doesn't believe his old plane is safe enough. Jed is thinking of buying Steve a new plane and wants to invest in Steve's business along with Howard. Jed calls Drysdale about getting some money. Drysdale believes it to be the real Howard Hughes. Drysdale, seeing dollar signs as usual, plans to leave for Hooterville right away, hoping to get Hughes to put some of his fortune in the Commerce Bank. 7225:), a representative of the advertising agency come by the mansion. When Granny says that Elly is very young, the men then want to get Jed's signature allowing her to go on TV. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by and Granny wants him to pretend to be Jed and sign the papers. To appease Granny, Drysdale gets Miss Jane to dress up as Jed to sign the papers. After the men leave, Jed comes home and sees Miss Jane. Things get explained to Jed and Granny winds up doing the TV spot. But Granny manages to get Elly, who is wearing a bathing suit, on camera. 9381:) as a housekeeper for the Clampetts. Granny is against the idea, but Drysdale talks her into it. Mrs. Meek arrives and she is not very pleasant. It is not long before Granny finds out that Mrs. Meek is quite uninterested in doing housework. Granny tries to think of a way to get rid of her. Granny messes up the house. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by and see the mess. Mrs. Meek saves them the trouble when she quits. Granny is very happy. Drysdale tells Jed he'll find another housekeeper. Jed sees how happy Granny is and tells him not to bother. 8119:). At the mansion, a mix-up occurs and Gladys thinks she is supposed to be with Jethro. Jethro is a little disappointed and tells Jed. Jed talks to Gladys and they find they have a lot in common. Linda comes by to see Jethro. But, because Jethro thinks he's intended for Gladys, he tries to get Linda interested in Jed. Jed tells Jethro he's interested in Gladys. Jethro can now persue Linda. Miss Jane comes by with her date, Mr. Filbert. Miss Jane tells Granny and Elly she put in cards for them. The men come in and Burt is for Granny and Hugh ( 11496: 8749: 9419: 12593:) follow them out there. Honest John meets the Clampetts at the White House. Jed writes a check for one million dollars and gives it to Schafer, who says he will give it to the President. Flo thinks they should take the money and run. To get even more money from Jed, Honest John plans to sell Jed the White House. Flo dresses like a Native American and claims to own the land that the White House is built on. After some conversation, Sitting Hawk (Flo) agrees to sell the White House to Jed. The Clampetts then ask a White House Guard ( 10907: 899:), sees Jed and Jethro, she thinks someone is playing a practical joke on her. And she also doesn't realize that Jethro is who Jed wants to enroll. Jed tells her he's a neighbor of Mr. Drysdale. After calling Drysdale, who holds the mortgage on the school, she finds out Jed is rich and she warms up to the idea of enrolling a Clampett boy. Millicent gives Jed a little boys uniform for Jethro to wear. There is a bit of a shock when Millicent comes by to pick up Jethro the next day and realizes who will be her new fifth grader. 1075:) are interviewing Jed. The men have a confusing conversation with Jed. Drysdale and Miss Jane arrive at the jail. When Drysdale tells the men Jed has 25 million in his bank, the psychiatrists think Drysdale's crazy. Drysdale does get Jed freed and Jed tells him about Sonny. Drysdale says he will get Sonny to propose. Drysdale, Miss Jane and Jed arrive at the Clampett's gate and Granny starts shooting. The three go to Drysdale's mansion. Things eventually get straightened out when Elly says she doesn't want to marry Sonny. 4112:. He hopes the movie will be a flop so he can tear down the studio. Drysdale is about to plow under the general store when Jed comes out. Chapman is directing the film and Jethro messes things up. The actor playing Nero wonders why Chapman cast Granny as Cleopatra. Jethro rides a chariot to the general store. Jed wonders why there have been no customers to the store yet. Chapman shoots a scene where Elly is to be fed to the lions, but she befriends the lion. Granny gets Nero drunk and Elly brings the lion to the store. 8371: 9890:) comes by to check things out, he recognizes Mother Myrtle's tonic as he is from the hills as well. Meanwhile, believing she is a wealthy business owner, Drysdale flies Myrtle in to visit Granny. Granny and Jethro set up a stand outside the bank and a crowd gathers. The same Policeman comes by. He mentions that he had some of Myrtle's Tonic. Jethro holds him and Granny forces him to drink her tonic. The two get arrested. Drysdale has them bailed out and Myrtle arrives at the mansion dressed as a young woman. 4370:), an old friend, is arriving on the train. Granny remembers Johnny as a no account and he always took advantage of his mother. Elly remembers that he used to play the guitar and sing. What they don't know is that Johnny is now an Elvis-like singing idol. Granny is really getting worked up about kids nowadays always sassing their elders and says they should be punished. There's a sonic boom outside and a puppy walks in the kitchen. Granny thinks she changed Jethro into the puppy. On the train, Eddie Colton ( 3606:) comes by and arrests them. Jed calls Granny from jail and tells her to get a hold of Mr. Drysdale. Drysdale winds up in jail with Jed and Jethro. Miss Jane gets the men out of jail. The Clampetts start adding country touches to their store. Granny wants to fire Doorman Maurice, but Jed lets him stay and he would like to design dresses. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by the store. Granny gives Drysdale a haircut. Granny is sad because there haven't been any customers. Jed decides to give the store to Maurice. 10588:). Jethro finally brings the truck back and tells Jed it needs some new parts put in. Granny overhears this also and thinks they're going to put new parts in her to keep her working. Jed explains things to Granny. Jethro then has the truck turned into a hot rod. Mr. Drysdale comes by with a pig dressed in clothes as a gift for Granny's birthday. Granny wants to stay with the old truck and has it restored to the way it was. To prove how good the old truck is, Granny races Jethro in his hot rod and she wins. 9636:) and Jethro. Granny, dressed as a man with a mustache, and Elly are in the next booth. After Granny reminds him why he's there, Jethro asks Miss Jane for her hand. Miss Jane accepts leading Jethro, Granny and Elly to panic. Miss Jane tells Drysdale she regrets her decision. Granny mixes up a batch of anti-love potion. It smells so bad, Jed wants it buried. At the bank, Miss Jane tells Jethro she can't marry him and hopes he can forget her. The next time her and Drysdale look at Jethro, he's kissing Ilse. 7320:), and tells him she got the pictures and recordings. Foxhall brings the pictures to Drysdale and demands one million dollars. Meanwhile, Jethro thinks Emaline is in love with him and he asks Jed if they can get married. Drysdale, Miss Jane and Foxhall go over to the Clampetts with the pictures. At first Jed doesn't understand. Jethro sees the pictures and thinks Jed was stealing his girl. Jed says he'll do the right thing and marry Emaline. She, naturally, wants nothing to do with that option and leaves. 6887:) of the Biddle Birdwatchers Society is in town and Miss Jane wanted the day off. Drysdale and Miss Jane pick up Biddle and bring him to the Clampetts. Drysdale needs some tax papers signed and Biddle would like to ask Jed for some money to save the Condors. Biddle is impressed with how well Elly gets along with birds. Granny remains eager to get Elly to the altar and wants Drysdale to find her a man. Elly tells Jed and Granny that she's going birdwatching with Biddle. Drysdale blackmails Dash Riprock ( 11751: 3330:) of the zoo and wants him to come over to treat her dog Duke who is sick. Granny is upset because she thinks she should be treating Duke. Jed tries to tell Granny that he also wants Dr. Martin to come over as he might be the right man for Elly. Jed wants Elly to ask Dr. Martin to come to dinner later. Dr. Martin arrives and he is an elderly man. Without Jed or Granny meeting him, Elly takes him upstairs to the bedroom that Duke is in. Meanwhile, Granny mistakes a bug repellent salesman, Jim Gardner ( 7403:), a man in a costume, to hopefully frighten the Clampetts into changing their minds. The Clampetts name the gorilla Herbie. Herbie knocks a cup out of Granny's hand and she hits him. The two go at it and Herbie is afraid of her. They put clothes on Herbie and proceed to work him to death. Drysdale and Miss Jane come by. Tom quits and leaves Drysdale with the gorilla suit. Drysdale puts the suit on and drives off with Miss Jane. The Clampetts go to the zoo and get another gorilla and bring it home. 9260:). Von Schlepper says that Bessie is perfect. Jethro mistakenly thinks he has been chosen. Dash asks Drysdale and Chapman if they could find Jethro a job on the show. Miss Jane asks Dash if there's a part for her. Jethro doesn't like the very large horse that Elly got for him. He tries to show Dash his fast draw and almost shoots his feet. Jethro finds out that Bessie is going to be the co-star of the series. Jethro ruins Cousin Bessie's chance when he becomes her agent and changes her appearance. 4916: 9119:) thinks Jethro's an actor there to participate in a Civil War reenactment. Blake is a technical advisor for the reenactment. Blake tells Jethro that he'll be fighting Union soldiers. Jethro runs home to tell Granny the Civil War is starting up again. Granny prepares to help with the fight. She gets dressed up to seduce some Yankees and get some information. She and Elly go to the Reserves Headquarters to do some spying. Granny overhears Blake talking to the men portraying General Grant ( 10142:), a man wearing a kilt, is the girl that Jethro has fallen for. Sandra jokingly tells Jethro that she will marry him, but he thinks she's serious. Granny and Jed are upset over the idea that Jethro will marry what they think is an ugly woman. But when the Colonel tells them there will be no wedding, Granny feels jilted. Miss Jane explains to them that who they think is Sandra is actually a boy. The Clampetts finally meet Sandra and they have a celebration, everyone dressed in kilts. 9465:) about the diner getting topless waitresses. Jed brings Drysdale some of Granny's moonshine as a headache remedy. Jed meets the Vanderponts. Mrs. Vanderpont asks if she could have some of the tonic. Miss Jane explains to Granny and Jethro what topless really means. Jed tells Drysdale to invite the Vanderponts to The Happy Gizzard. They arrive to the diner and the Clampetts find out that the Vanderponts are actually mountain folk. Mr. Vanderponts buys The Hungry Gizzard from Jethro. 3777:), a student majoring in sociology, comes by the mansion. The Drysdale's are outside and Ginny thinks it is their home. Ginny is doing a survey on the servants homeowners have. The Drysdale's and Miss Jane leave. Ginny sees Jed and asks him some questions. She thinks the Clampetts live in the cabin as Drysdale's servants. Ginny wants to stop what she thinks is Drysdale's oppression. Margaret continues to complain about the cabin to Milburn. Ginny brings Professor Robert Graham ( 3065: 2605:) comes by the mansion to tar up some cracks in the driveway. He says that Drysdale told him to do it and the family thinks Jed's going to be tarred and feathered. Jed wants to stay until they pay back the overdrawn fee. Meanwhile, Jake is spending a lot of money. When Miss Jane figures out what has happened, Jake Clampett is arrested. Jed wants Jake freed as he might be kinfolk. Jake passes himself off as a long lost cousin and intends to stay at the mansion for a while. 8462:) while his parents are in Europe. Milby is spoiled rotten and loves money. The Clampetts agree to watch Milby for a while. Milby is happy when he learns how much money Jed has. Milby buys many of the antiques in the house from Jethro for pennies on the dollar. Jethro shows Milby his car wash. The ropes broke and the family truck is in the pool. Before Milby can haul off the antiques, Drysdale comes by the mansion. Drysdale punishes Milby by taking away his money belt. 2121:), who sucks-up to the men and flirts with the women. To help out, Granny is mixing up a cure for Miss Jane and Jethro comes up with a speech for Drysdale. Jed, Elly and Jethro come by the bank. Jed volunteers to have Elly fill in for Miss Jane. Jethro hands Drysdale his speech which Drysdale thinks is the one he was working on. Drysdale leaves and Jed figures that he'll run the bank until Drysdale gets back. Bob tries to make time with secretary Kitty Northcross ( 2877: 3865:), Mrs. Pott's assistant, will get Jethro's watch and set it back. Millicent will do the same with Jed's watch. Millicent tells Diana that after Theodore Switzer has left, they will have a special ceremony just for Jethro. Granny thinks it is later than what their watches say so her, Elly and Skipper the chimpanzee head to the school. Skipper takes Jethro's place in his sixth grade graduation ceremony, impressing Mr. Switzer so much that he doubles his endowment. 1618: 757:), the Drysdale's maid, gives the mash to Milburn. Drysdale hears the animals and races over to the Clampetts. Drysdale tries to keep Margaret from hearing the animals. The Clampetts try to get some goat's milk to Margaret, because she's supposed to have that after the mash. Mrs. Drysdale is convinced she's imagining things, because she sees Granny hovering outside her window and sees a goat and a chicken in her bathroom. She decides to see the doctors in Boston. 2174:), the chauffeur, coddles the boy and treats him as frail. Wilkins takes out a bunch of pills for Armstrong and tries to protect him from some of Elly's critters. "Duesy" tells the family that his parents travel a lot so he never sees them. Later, Wilkins comes to pick up Armstrong, but Granny says he's having too much fun. Granny forces Wilkins to leave. Wilkins goes to complain to Drysdale. Jethro teaches Duesy how to swim. Elly demonstrates on the Pool Man ( 2703:) believing they are Indian Chiefs, but they're really actors. She and Mr. Drysdale will dress as pilgrims and take a holiday picture with the men. Jed and Miss Jane have a confusing conversation about shooting billiards. Elly sees the Indians with Drysdale and tells Granny that the Indians are attacking. Granny and Elly jump the Indians and tie them up. Jed calms everything down. The Clampett's, Drysdale's and the two actors have Thanksgiving dinner together. 2647:. Jethro would like to be in the movies. When Jed offers Jake 10 million, Jake agrees to put Jethro in the movie instead of Brando. Jake buys Jed a new car. Elly wants to be a movie star as well and Jake has Opal take her into town to get her made up. Granny still thinks Jake and Opal are a bunch of loafers. Elly returns all dressed up and glamorous and Jake introduces her a Venus Adore. Granny changes her opinion of Jake when he tells her he can put her in a 6475:), the cat burglar, shows up at the Clampett's residence posing as a detective. Jethro tells Mike that Elly set traps for the thief inside and outside the mansion. While Jethro shows Mike around, Jethro gets caught in one of Elly's traps. Elly shows Mike around and he finds out what they think a cat burglar is. Jethro keeps getting caught in Elly's traps. Drysdale comes by and says he wants to stay with the family. That night, Mike and his partner Bernie ( 6395:) come by the mansion with the horse. Granny and Elly love the horse and Granny takes it for a ride. Granny is disappointed because she can't get the horse to go any faster than a trot. Drysdale tells Jed that he expects the horse to win a lot of races and money. Granny and Jed don't realize that the horse is a trotter. Elly teaches the horse to run fast. Granny drives the horse in a race and wins. But she is disqualified because the horse wasn't trotting. 7902:) take a picture of him as George Washington. He'll use the picture to make "Drysdale Dollars", that the Martians will throw out of the flying saucer. The Clampetts invite the Martians over for something to eat. But, as the actors only speak Italian, Granny gets annoyed with them. Granny shoots the flying saucer and it deflates as it was only a balloon. When Drysdale's plan falls through, he tries to pay off the actors with the Drysdale dollars. 572:) of the OK Oil Company offered to buy his land. Pearl tries to explain to Jed that he is now a rich man. She tells him that he should move to Beverly Hills. Mr. Brewster comes by and also says Beverly Hills would be a nice place to live. He could have a bank out there find a home for Jed. The family and Jethro drive out to California. Jed's $ 25 million has been deposited in the Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills. Bank President Milburn Drysdale ( 12154: 3857: 8899:) tells Stark that he thinks Jethro is a genius in the way he pretends to be crazy to avoid military service. Stark says that Drysdale personally recommended Jethro. The Psychiatrist shows Stark the picture of Drysdale in the paper dressed as a German general. Jethro brings the family to see Stark. Things get a little confusing, but the Psychiatrist still thinks Jethro is a genius. They'd like to find him a place in Army Intelligence. 2881:. After they arrive at the mansion, Drysdale tells Jed he put the boat there as a gift. Granny gives Margaret an assortment of Hillbilly foods as a gift. Elly tells Margaret that she can't find her present and Margaret is quite upset. To teach her a lesson, Drysdale wants to hide Margaret's mink because she just left it laying on the floor. The Clampetts search for a place to sail their boat. But all they see are cars pulling boats. 2965:. Jed thinks she's had too much moonshine. Whenever Granny tries to show the animal to Jed, it has moved somewhere else. Jethro tells Miss Jane how rude Beverly Caterers was and Drysdale calls them up. Granny and the kangaroo get into a fist fight. When she tells Jed about it, he asks her where she's hiding the moonshine. Bill Tinsman and Marian Billington from Beverly Caterers come by to apologize and things get a bit confusing. 4287:) and Jethro mistakenly volunteers to be a diver who feeds the fish. And while there, Granny wants another chance to catch a whale but is frightened away. Jethro comes by Jed in a heavy deep sea driver suit and a bucket of raw fish. Jed says a Marine has to fend for himself and Jethro should cook the fish and eat it. Elly plays with the dolphins. Granny lassos the whale and is pulled into the tank. The family leaves Marineland. 2352: 13008:. Drysdale needs Mark to stay in the Navy so he can't be treasurer of Jed's oceanography project. Drysdale goes to the mansion in Navy gear. He makes the Clampetts believe that Mark is quitting the Navy because he is a coward and afraid to fight against an imminent invasion of Grunion. Drysdale says the Grunion are a war-like people from the island of Grun. Jed decides the family should go and fight the Grunion as well. 3969:), a movie star. He's starring in the movie "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde". Jed is startled because Trevor is made up and looks like Mr. Hyde. Chapman takes the family to a screening room. Jed, Granny, Elly and Jethro want to "help" the studio, which is losing money, by working at the studio. Chapman wants to make Jed happy so he decides to put Elly in the Dr. Jekyll movie and let Jethro think he's a producer. The Director ( 987: 7794:), the head of the advertising agency, comes by. After meeting Granny and Jed, Ratterman thinks the two would lend authenticity to the commercial and would help sell the soap. At the studio, Ratterman learns that Jethro will be the director and Elly is Jethro's "yes girl". Ratterman starts to figure out how incompetent Jethro really is. Jed and Granny arrive on set. Ratterman and assistant director Harry Hogan ( 6300:), a patient in the waiting room, Clyburn kicks her out. Jed and Granny go to the bank and ask Drysdale if he has a vacant office so Granny can set up her medical practice. Miss Jane is worried about Granny practicing medicine without a license. Drysdale figures she'll give up when no patients come to see her. When no one shows up, Granny decides to go to Clyburn's office and get some of his patients. Booth ( 1201:) believe it. John thinks they should do it in the town theater. Elverna comes by Pearl's house and gives her a hard time about Mr. Brewster. That night, everyone is at the theater. John makes his entrance. Jed didn't count on Mr. Brewster's background in acting and him making a huge production out of the proposal. Mr. Brewster does such a convincing job that Pearl, after repeatedly saying no, then says yes. 1839:. They believe that he dodges the golfs. Meanwhile at the ball park, Leo is trying to sign pitcher Walsh Wesson. Jed and Jethro are at the golf course. Jed thinks the little white balls are golf eggs. Turns out Drysdale can't make it. Leo and Walsh think that Jed and Jethro are the caddies. A golf ball winds up in a tree a distance away. When Jethro knocks it out with a ball, Leo wants to sign him as a 576:) buys the mansion next to his for the Clampetts. The Clampetts arrive at their mansion. They mistake their new home for a prison and the groundskeepers for prisoners. The family is arrested because of a case of mistaken identity. After he realizes who they are, Drysdale has the family released from jail. Drysdale drives them back to the mansion, but still thinking it is a prison, the family runs away. 11408:) and restarts their feud. Elverna makes a bet with Granny that her daughter will be married before Elly. Drysdale dresses up as a hippie to prove to Jethro and his friends that he is one of them. They agree to not picket the bank and leave. Miss Jane brings Mr. Parnell to the mansion and he sees hippie Drysdale. Granny finds a way to have Elverna instigate a fight and Granny goes chasing after her. 10869:) from back home comes for a visit. He's out in Beverly Hills to make a record album but first he needs an agent. The family and Roy go to see Jethro about being Roy's agent. Jethro gives them the brush off. Drysdale tries to talk Jethro out of being an agent and that he's running up a lot of bills. Roy decides to go back home because Jethro won't represent him. Elly sweet talks Roy into staying. 6792: 10040:). After landing, they try to meet with the Queen to give her the deed to Canada. The Clampetts then go to their castle where Granny would like to reignite a year-old feud with the neighboring castle. Their butler Faversham tries to assure Granny that will be no trouble with the neighbors, but when Granny hears a cannon fired from next door, she believes their "War of the Roses" has begun. 6304:), a drug salesman, is at Clyburn's office. Clyburn tells Booth he doesn't have time to see him. Granny overhears and thinks Booth is a patient that Clyburn is turning away. Granny and Jethro bring Booth to her office. Clyburn goes to Granny's office and Booth says he's been made a distributor for Granny's cold cure. Clyburn and Booth learn that there's nothing special about Granny's cure. 13126: 12535:(evidently either wood-fired or coal-fired, producing thick clouds of smoke). The Clampetts decide to travel to Washington DC to give their fortune to the President to fight the smog problem. Jethro converts the truck to electricity (requiring a very, very long extension cord). Drysdale resorts to an outrageous scheme to keep the money in his bank. But, the Clampetts still decide to go. 4167:) comes by and stops Jed. Hedda straightens things out with the Policeman. Hedda persuades Jed to make films in the tradition of old. She becomes special guest at a screening of the Clampetts' first masterpiece, a silent film called "Little Orphan Elly". She changes her mind about saving the studio when she sees the film. Hedda goes back to Clampett General Store and bulldozes it down. 12635: 5707:), a Psychiatrist. Dr. Abbott calls back and talks to Jed about the bird called Mrs. Drysdale. Jed misunderstands Abbott and puts Margaret in a cage. Granny gets confusing advice from Dr. Reimer. Granny then has a confusing conversation with Drysdale when she brings the bird to him. Margaret realizes that she had her dates mixed up and she doesn't have to be friendly to the Clampetts. 6891:) into going out with Elly. Jed wants Elly to wait for Dash, but she leaves to go birdwatching. Jed thinks the Condors are a mountain family and wants to give them some money. Drysdale tells Jed to wait. Jed has a confusing conversation about the Condors with Biddle. Miss Jane explains to Jed that the Condors are birds. Elly won't break a date with Biddle to go out with Dash. 5652:) if he could steer the ship. After Jethro makes a wild turn, the Lieutenant puts the Helmsman back in charge. The Lieutenant then shows the family the fire power of the ship. Back at port, Jethro tells Jed how much it would cost to buy and maintain the boat. Jed tells the Lieutenant he'll pass on the boat and the Lieutenant thinks Jed means the ship passed the inspection. 8600: 11400:), who Jed hasn't seen in 25 years, is the clerk. Meanwhile back at the mansion, Drysdale is cooking for Jethro and his three protester friends and is getting tired of it. Mitch tells Drysdale that he'll get a bunch of people to picket at the bank. Drysdale says that he's one of them at heart. When Miss Jane calls, he tells her the bank is a temple of greed. Mr. Parnell ( 4692:) tells Kitty that Jethro is here and wants to take her home to meet the family. Kitty now plays up to Jethro and they head to the mansion. Once at the mansion, Kitty starts to chase after Jed. Jerry comes by the mansion and sees Elly in a bathing suit. Jed tries to tell Jethro about love and marriage and all Jethro does is eat. Jerry wants to put Elly in a Surfer Movie. 10093:) from the neighboring castle to a "War of the Roses". The Colonel remembers Jethro as the knight who rode through his rose bushes the year before and accepts. Jethro determines that a joust is the best way to end the dispute. Meanwhile, Mr. Drysdale dresses Miss Jane up as Queen Elizabeth I in an attempt to fool the Clampetts who want to give her the deed to Canada. 12019:) asks Granny and Betty Jo if they've seen Howard. Bertha thinks he's chasing after other women. Drysdale has his secretaries sing for Howard. Bertha shows up and finds the ladies cuddling up and singing to Howard. Bertha chases Howard out of the hotel. Drysdale is then greatly disappointed when he discovers Jed has gone into business with plain farmer "Howard 3781:) to the bank to talk to Drysdale. After the conversation, Ginny and Graham believe Drysdale is a tyrant and vow to stop him. Ginny brings Graham to the mansion and the cabin. Ginny insists the Clampetts celebrate in the mansion. Still not knowing that the Clampetts own the place, Ginny and Graham believe they have started to free them of their oppression. 2597:) benefit from a paperwork mixup at the bank becoming $ 36 million richer. Granny thinks that the family has been spending money foolishly. Jed calls the bank and finds out that Drysdale is going out of town. They now believe that Mr. Drysdale has forsaken them and taken the money. The family drives to the bank where they are chased away by a Policeman ( 1364:. Pearl's yodeling drives Duke the dog over to the Drysdale's mansion. At the bank, Margaret tells Milburn that she called the dog catcher on Duke. Plus, she called the police on Pearl for her yodeling. The police arrive at the mansion. Miss Jane tells Drysdale that Elly followed the dog catcher to the pound and beat everyone up. At the pound, Frank ( 8849:) calls Jed to tell him Granny and Elly arrived. They then talk about Jethro. At the park, Drysdale is now dressed as the German general. Jethro fires the cannon on the tank and Drysdale gets into a boat and rows away. Jethro shoots at Drysdale and he comes back. Jethro gets into the boat and wants Drysdale to try and shoot at him. Fred and Charley ( 8795:), who think he's crazy. Jed finds Elly feeding a baby deer. Granny runs into Drysdale and the policemen. After she mentions smoking crawdads, the policemen grab a hold of her. When the hippies find out what crawdads really are, they decide to leave Jethro and the forest. The policemen see the Hippies running by and go after them, leaving Granny. 8650:), a lawyer representing the estate, meets the family. They have a confusing conversation about Jed's late cousin Marcus. Granny gets upset when her medical supplies and her jug of moonshine are impounded by Customs. Jethro and Elly try to see the Queen. Jed and Granny head to a chemist's shop to replace her medical supplies. The elderly chemist ( 5695: 2961: 13004: 3110:, the Contest Announcer, names Candy and Elly as the finalists. Milburn states that Candy has withdrawn, but the bank will pay for a trip around the world for her. Miss Jane will take Candy's place in the contest. Elly states that she'd rather have Miss Jane win. Robert announces fellow judge Karen Crandall as the winner. 1380:) that he met a bunch of nice people in the mansion. The Sergeant then starts yodeling. Later, Pearl's yodeling starts the dogs howling again. The two policemen show up again. This time Officer Kelly says he'll do the talking. But when he sees Elly by the pool, he is quite smitten with her and does nothing about the dogs. 1197: 8115: 7898:), "The Flying Montenaros", to play the little green Martians. Jethro discovers that behind the tarp there's a flying saucer. Granny goes to Drysdale's home and sees the green men pearing out the window. Jethro thinks the Martians have come for him because he's so smart. Meanwhile, Drysdale has a photographer ( 5322:) as his secretary. Drysdale becomes furious when he learns about Jed's job and he confronts Cushing. Drysdale offers to Jed the same job at his bank. Jed doesn't want Drysdale and Cushing fighting over him. He decides the whole family will drive around in their truck and each member offers a different service. 6933:), the Director, sets up Jethro's first stunt. Jethro is having a rough time with all the dangerous stunts. Jethro comes home all worn and tatered and doesn't want to be a movie star anymore. Debbie comes by the mansion and has a confusing conversation with Jed. Dash arrives and sends Debbie to the studio. 2178:) how Dusey can protect himself from bullies. Granny teaches him how to fish and Jed plays horseshoes with him. Wilkins brings Drysdale and Miss Jane to the mansion. Wilkins finds Dusey napping with Elly's critters. When Wilkins tries to forcibly take him away, Dusey uses one of the moves Elly taught him. 749:, Jed wants to purchase cows, pigs, and chickens to raise. Jed tries to buy the animals over the phone. Jed does get the animals and keeps them in the tennis court. Granny prepares her special mash to help cure Mrs. Drysdale of her drinking problem. Granny and Elly give the mash to a confused Ravenswood ( 4100: 13503: 13459: 13372: 13258: 12873: 12073: 11948: 11830: 11708: 11662: 11117: 10747: 10359: 9763: 9631: 9168: 9114: 8500: 7216: 6928: 6470: 6207: 5851: 5317: 5233: 4452: 4099: 4033: 3856: 3551: 3192: 2271: 2078: 1471: 1425: 1196: 31: 13208: 13003: 12953: 12755: 12343: 12229: 12191: 11612: 11495: 11445: 10628: 10583: 9418: 9338: 9210: 8599: 8114: 7073: 7027: 6791: 6704: 6605: 6245: 5893: 5639: 5400: 4634: 4588: 3772: 3064: 2796: 2740: 2651: 1617: 1238: 986: 814: 13087: 12835: 12797: 12305: 12111: 11349: 11206: 10451: 10297: 10179: 9540: 9456: 8790: 7835: 7028: 5801: 5694: 5279: 5047: 4328: 3651: 3243: 2535: 2351: 1888: 13125: 12634: 11792: 10906: 10864: 10221: 9502: 8748: 8068: 7440: 6432: 5488: 4915: 3689: 2876: 2442: 1705: 1280: 1158: 894: 856: 13411: 13045: 12717: 12530: 12153: 11750: 11078: 9805: 8844: 8332: 7398: 2032: 1322: 12267: 11533: 10532: 9076: 8890: 8370: 6386: 5534: 4832: 4729: 4154: 2694: 665: 13334: 13296: 11909: 10944: 10413:), the bookkeeper, abandoned his post. To get back at Homer, Mr. Drysdale dresses up as a bank robber but gets caught by the police. Drysdale steals Miss Jane's idea to have everyone dress up as crooks for a "Super Banker" commercial. However, the commercial doesn't go quite as Drysdale planned. 7980: 6986: 3818: 2960: 1024: 11028: 4779: 1933: 1066: 12014: 9843: 7678: 5487: 3234: 2313: 8604:) thinks the Clampetts are playing a joke on him. He thinks he's on a hidden camera show. Miss Jane tells Jethro that oafs are men, so Drysdale now must wear the clothes. The Clampetts head to the airport in their royally decorated truck. Miss Jane and Drysdale will follow on a later flight. 7173: 9256:) tells Drysdale that they won't be able to film the TV series. The child star that was to be in it made unreasonable demands. Drysdale suggests a monkey instead of a kid and mentions Elly's pet chimpanzee Cousin Bessie. Chapman comes by the mansion with his director, Otto Von Schlepper ( 12192: 11949: 8641: 1991:) then questions the Clampetts. He keeps interrupting them when they try to say they didn't drive into the Johhson's. The Judge finally lets Jed have his say. The couple's story begins to sound made up to the Attorney. Things really unravel when Mabel learns about James's girlfriend. 6115: 3735:) starts chasing them. Granny crashes into the mansion's front door. The Cop arrives and is about to give Granny a ticket. Richard tells the Cop the mansion is an institution and Drysdale is the doctor. After talking to Drysdale and seeing Elly's chimp walking around, the Cop leaves. 4221: 10537:) to play homespun country boy Homer Noodleman. Granny insists on meeting Homer's father. Drysdale forces Miss Jane to dress as Noble Noodleman with the promise of a large reward. When Miss Jane figures out that Drysdale misled her about the reward, she turns the tables on him. 11354:), one of the three, and Jethro. Drysdale tries to talk Jed out of leaving for the hills. Elly comes by dressed as a hippie and carrying a protest sign. Granny, Jed and Elly leave for the hills. Meanwhile, Jethro stays at the mansion and plans to continue his college pursuits. 3424:), her Chauffeur, pick up Jed to go for a drive. Granny discovers that the tonic in the pool is now perfectly watered down. Maria and Humphery drink some of the perfect tonic. The party Maria throws at the Clampett mansion winds up being a wedding party for her and Humphrey. 1983:) back into the Clampett's car outside of the Commerce Bank. They tell the Clampetts that no one was hurt. After they discover that the Clampetts are rich, they fake injuries and sue the Clampetts. During the trial, the Clampetts aren't used to court procedures. The Judge ( 8948:). Granny is excited and is trying to find ways for Troy to propose to Elly. Drysdale hears about Troy and gets worried that he'll lose the Clampett account to Cushing. Before Troy shows up, Drysdale wants to set Elly up with someone else. Drysdale brings by Mr. Universe, 6516: 5810:), Vince's partner, is worried about Jethro ruining their plan. Vincent tells Elly that he's from the London Spy Headquarters. Vincent hopes to con an unwitting Jethro into helping him get into the vault. Jethro's clumsiness, however, proves to be the robber's undoing. 2834: 744: 10811: 3956: 1112: 8989: 8891: 9989: 4537: 2601:) who thinks they're vagrants. Jake goes to the bank hoping to cash a $ 1000 check. Opal thinks they're doing the wrong thing. Granny wants to go back to the hills but Jed wants to stay until he finds out if Drysdale really turned against them. A Paving Man ( 9376: 3601: 8457: 6125:) and brings them to the mansion that night. Elly thinks Miss Jane brought 4 girls with her because of their long hair. The older Clampetts are confused because they were expecting a country music group. A mix between a square dance and rockfest ensues. 1563: 10408: 12015: 7789: 6291: 8791: 8845: 2129:), who claims to be a poor chicken rancher. When Bob hears how much money Jed has, he tries to get some. Wilson was actually a test case for the convention. Because Jed was the only one to give him money, Drysdale is named "Banker of the Year". 7316:) poses as Emaline Fetty, an acquaintance from back home. The Clampetts insist she stay with them for awhile. She is actually a con-artist and hopes to blackmail Jed with some compromising photographs. Rita calls her partner, Colonel Foxhall ( 7633:) is coming for a visit, but is stranded in Las Vegas with no money. Miss Jane suggests that Drysdale use Lowell, who had once dated Granny, to draw her away from Cushing. Lowell arrives at the bank and has brought two casino employees, Lil ( 6929: 9590:& Jerry Brutsche) to the Clampetts. Booth tells Jed that Rebecca's parents are too proud to accept his check. Granny, Jed and Elly are convinced to fight. But Granny doesn't need any help to beat the Boston Strong Girl and her parents ( 3375:). Granny says the girl's prediction for dry weather that evening is wrong. Granny says it is going to rain. She tells Elly some of her weather prediction methods. Granny then shows Elly her weather beetle Cecil. Jed calls Justin Addison ( 895: 11252: 2169: 1847:), the Dodgers General Manager, show up at the mansion. Jethro throws a ball at Leo and knocks him into the swimming pool. When he finds out that Jethro can only throw a ball that has possum fat on it, Leo is no longer interested in him. 5640: 6120: 806:) drives up and starts talking to Jethrine. He wants to sell her a French Garter, but she misunderstands and carries him off. Jed convinces Granny that they should call on their neighbors. The first house they visit, Governess Agnes ( 2116: 11755:) convinces Shorty to get his money and bring it back to the bank. Drysdale sets up a "Roman Orgy" at the bank for Shorty. Mrs. Drysdale shows up and drags Milburn out of the office. Shorty thinks that Margaret is Drysdale's mother. 8753:) are in the woods. Jethro and Elly run into them. Buddy and Stella are interested in Jethro's talk of "smoking crawdads". Miss Jane, Jed and Granny come looking for Jethro and Elly. Buddy runs into them and asks about the crawdads. 12639:) misunderstands things that the Clampetts say and thinks they're crazy. John sells Jed several more Washington landmarks. Once again, after the Clampetts tell him what a wonderful man he is, Honest John refuses to keep the money. 6750:. They're not sure if the wives are coming. Jethro adapts the truck with helicopter blades to avoid traffic, which as usual, doesn't quite work. Jed now has Miss Jane pick up Lester and Earl at the airport. Lester's wife Gladys ( 4494: 1513: 8022: 4183: 6837: 5806:), the man who was to originally get Jethro's office, arrives at the bank. Miss Jane tries to explain to Vincent about Jethro. What Miss Jane doesn't know is that Vincent is planning on breaking into the vault. Kaye Martin ( 7178:), a representative of the phone company, tells Drysdale that the company will not be able to set up a party line. When Drysdale demands that the Clampetts get a party line, Cramer turns off the phone service to the bank. 11350: 2125:). But then Bob sees Elly and starts to flirt with her. Elly misunderstands Bob's "hipster" talk. At the convention, Drysdale starts to read Jethro's speech and then has to improvise. Jed lends money to a Mr. Wilson ( 8291:). Doreen mistakes uniformed Jethro for the King. It is not long before she's unimpressed with him. Drysdale finds out the King is broke. Elly is also unimpressed with Alexander and turns down his marriage proposal. 11207: 3239:. At the bank, Drysdale tells Granny and Jed that he has chartered a boat for them. Granny's fear of boats only temporarily thwarts Drysdale's plan to take the Clampetts deep sea fishing. He wants to take them to 7881: 9984: 7840:) for hiring the Santa because he does so well with the kids. It is as if he had the mind of a child. Mrs. Drysdale gets arrested for shoplifting. The Drysdale's and Miss Jane go to the Clampetts for Christmas. 7572:) to put Jed to work on the board of directors of O.K. Oil Company. Brewster thinks Jed should be on the bank's board. Drysdale pulls a fast one and Jed will be on Brewster's board. Board Member E. W. Brachner ( 981: 10222: 8646:) has to explain to Jethro where they really are. Back on the plane, Jethro, the Royal Taster, insists on sampling the airline's food before it is served to Jed. Once they land in England, Cedric Giles-Evans ( 4163:. Drysdale and Miss Jane arrive at Clampett General Store hoping to stop Hedda from influencing Jed. Still at Grauman's, Jed is taking some cement and is filling in the footprints and signatures. A Policeman ( 5187: 1659: 12438: 12391: 7683:), who is in charge of the auction, from taking things out of the house. After they meet Gloria, they tell her that her movies are still being shown in their hometown. Jed decides to ask Lawrence Chapman ( 11395: 10986: 12382: 2695: 4279: 12306: 9718: 7174: 4828: 7036:) flirts with Jethro after learning Jed has 50 million dollars. They are in the trailor down by the beach. When the trailor winds up floating out into the ocean, Edy has had enough and jumps out. 12429: 2589:) because she thinks he's poisoning the cement pond. Jethro reads a letter from the bank saying that Jed is overdrawn and all his money is gone. An unemployed actor named Jake "J.D." Clampett ( 1559:) arrives at the mansion and pretends to be an old family friend. Meanwhile, Miss Jane tells Drysdale about a conman named Harry Jones who is in the area. Harry suggests to Jed that he buy the 3773: 6296:) treatment of his cold. Granny mixes up a batch of her cold cure for Drysdale. Thinking Drysdale is still with Dr. Clyburn, the family goes to his office. After Granny questions Mr. Parker ( 3102: 5657: 1568:. Pearl is distracted by fantasizing the Bowl is full of people chanting her name. While driving to the Park, Harry tells Elly that if Jed buys the park, he'll throw in all the animals in 9681:). Stromboli tells Jed and Granny that he can't teach Jethro anything. Fiddlin Sam arrives. When Stromboli learns that Sam Dingle makes 2 million a year, he joins in on the fiddle music. 4734:), the star of the movie. Dash doesn't know who she is and thinks she's just an extra. He's quite taken with Elly's beauty and practices a love scene with her by kissing her. Tom Kelly ( 5644:) he would like to take the ship out to sea. Meanwhile, Drysdale and Miss Jane are driving all over the yacht harbor looking for the Clampetts. They want to hire a Speedboat Operator ( 1843:. Back at home, Jed tells Granny and Elly that Jethro is going to be a baseball player, even though they aren't sure what that is. Elly wants to be one as well. Leo and Buzzie Bavasi ( 11161: 6842:) is kept on an expensive stipend without making a film. He decides to send her back to Sweden. But he becomes smitten with Ulla after meeting her when studio chief Lawrence Chapman ( 14176: 7687:), who runs his movie studio, to make a silent movie with Swanson and the Clampetts in it. The film is called "Passion's Plaything" and premieres at the Bijou Theater in Bugtussle. 10694:: Edgar Buchanan as Uncle Joe Carson, Linda Henning as Betty Jo, Mike Minor as Steve Elliott, Lori Saunders as Bobbie Jo, Meredith MacRae as Billie Jo and Frank Cady as Sam Drucker 9632: 7736: 6062: 10748: 7674: 10180: 8201: 1743: 5359: 3416: 14260: 14256: 14252: 14248: 14244: 10680: 1668:. She ropes Margaret into helping Granny with the chores done the old fashioned way, much to Margaret's horror. Drysdale is enjoying seeing Margaret have to work that way. 6559: 5192:) arrives at the bank and she wants to see the Clampetts. She's here to get some of Granny's new batch of spring tonic. Miss Jane asks Maria how her Chauffeur Humphrey ( 1067: 5648:) to take them around the harbor, but he charges more than Drysdale wants to spend. Instead, Drysdale has Miss Jane row a little boat around. Jethro asks the Helmsman ( 9457: 3151: 14444: 14420: 14416: 14412: 14408: 6663: 12344: 7798:) show Jed and Granny what they would like them to do in the commercial. When they start filming, Ratterman didn't count on their honesty and things do not go well. 2657: 6345:), the world's richest woman, likes the Clampett mansion and wants to buy it. Jed is surprised when Tracy just walks into the house. She tells her secretary Doug ( 14559: 9582: 9461:& James Stone). Jethro bursts in and announces his restaurant is going topless. The Vanderponts leave. Jed has a confusing conversation with a Truck Driver ( 2481: 1285:, then Jed does some dancing. Granny finishes cooking some food, but everyone has already eaten Pearl's food. Granny pushes Pearl and the grill into the pool. 14810: 14806: 14802: 14780: 14776: 14762: 14751: 14747: 14743: 14739: 14725: 14714: 14700: 14657: 14653: 14649: 14645: 14641: 14617: 14613: 14609: 14595: 14581: 14545: 14531: 14511: 14507: 14493: 14482: 14478: 14474: 14460: 14426: 14398: 14394: 14390: 14386: 14375: 14361: 14350: 14330: 14326: 14304: 14284: 14280: 14266: 14234: 14230: 14226: 14222: 14218: 14207: 14185: 14181: 14167: 14156: 14152: 14148: 14128: 14124: 14113: 14102: 14080: 14076: 14072: 14061: 14050: 14039: 14035: 14031: 14020: 14009: 6479:) try to rob the mansion. Elly catches Bernie and turns him over to Mike. When Mike and Bernie try to escape, they are caught in one of Elly's outside traps. 5492:) and a plain-clothes Policewoman pull up to the bank. They were told about a masher there and hope to entrap Jethro. Jethro gets arrested. A truck driver ( 7679: 7629:) makes another attempt to get the Clampetts to move their money to his bank by romancing Granny. Margaret tells Drysdale that her father Lowell Farquhar ( 14435: 9035: 5006: 14564: 3465: 7032:) to flirt with him. Miss Jane also dresses up as a Kitty Kat. Things go wrong when he tries to turn on the stereo in the trailer. Bank employee Edy ( 7271: 5976: 8027:) comes to the bank. She tells Drysdale that she's trying to raise money for needy UCLA college students. Drysdale kicks her out. Ginny tells Lucy ( 5097:), the oilman from Tulsa, saying more oil was discovered on Jed's land. He's flying in to have Jed sign a new lease. John's fiancé Edythe Williams ( 9252:) for a part in his new cowboy TV series "Bachelor Sheriff Knows Best". Dash tells him all the parts have been cast. Meanwhile, Lawrence Chapman ( 8853:), two park rangers, come by. Charley recognizes Drysdale as a guy in his WWII army unit who scammed him out of some money. They arrest Drysdale. 4961: 13421: 12760:). Granny brings the frog with when she goes to see Dr. Klingner. The two have a confusing conversation about Elly and her liking her animals. 7478: 13465: 9297: 6017: 5699:), a Veterinarian, but he's not in the office just then. Jethro takes Granny to a medical building. When Granny tells an Elevator Starter ( 2979: 8994:), Happy Valley's owner, not knowing it is a cemetery. After Mortimer learns how much money Jed has, he tells his salesman Mr. Brubaker ( 6796:) suggests that newly-unemployed Miss Jane team up with Jethro. With a couple wigs and goofy clothes, Kingsley thinks they can be a hit. 4226:) is taking people on a tour and points out the Clampett mansion. The driver mentions that Jed owns Mammoth Pictures Studios. A Mother ( 14837: 1831: 12676: 11404:), the new president of the Bankers' Association, overhears what Drysdale said. Granny meets up with her old rival Elverna Bradshaw ( 13209: 8654:) doesn't understand what Granny wants and begins to quote Shakespeare's Sonnets. Granny thinks he's courting her. The Chauffeur ( 14635: 14631: 14627: 7568: 13985: 10253: 1372:) tell Miss Jane what Elly did. Elly has Miss Jane bring her and all the dogs at the pound back to the mansion. Sergeant Dean ( 13751: 13571: 12585: 3965:), the head of the studio, and arrange a tour. At the studio Chapman introduces Jed to Sir Trevor Gielgud Burton-Guinness ( 585: 13963: 13850: 13539: 11617:) to take them to Central Park as they have just bought it. The Police drop off John at Central Park and the Policeman ( 9673: 6606: 13504: 10036: 14025: 13784: 10138:), the niece of Colonel Dumbarton at the neighboring castle. The Clampetts think Dumbarton's nephew Emlyn MacGregor ( 7981: 10533: 2643:"Cousin" Jake and Opal are still living in the mansion. Jake thinks that with Jed's money, he can make a movie with 14842: 14590: 14370: 14344: 14340: 12966: 4453: 10298: 14190: 13827: 13210: 11034: 2272: 1610: 13708: 14622: 13798: 13168: 6070:). They will be talking about investing in a project to farm the ocean started by billionaire Lucas Sebastian ( 8658:) takes Jethro and Elly to Buckingham Palace. When Jethro and Elly return they all head off for their castle. 14771: 14586: 14298: 14294: 560:) back to the cabin. He tells Jed that there's oil on his land and he leaves for Tulsa. Later, Cousin Pearl ( 12112: 4635: 13907: 13530: 11258: 10045: 6938: 4781: 4160: 13636: 12597:) if they can see the President. Thinking they are crazy, the Guard gets them into a car to be taken away. 6078:), the massage therapist, is mistreating Lucas. Jed misunderstands something Joe says and knocks him out. 10705:: Black-and-white stock footage of the Hooterville Cannonball on it is caroling run from the Season One 3861:). Drysdale and Millicent come up with a plan to have Jethro show up late to the ceremony. Diana Davis ( 13978: 13791: 13719: 13050:) back to the camp. The boy and girl both admit to being grunions after being offered something to eat. 8804: 6623: 6246: 6122: 14815: 14785: 14756: 14719: 13744: 3240: 624: 14380: 12016: 10322: 4230:) asks if they could stop at the mansion. She would like Jed to see her dancing daughter Beverly ( 14709: 14366: 14335: 14133: 13920: 13769: 10090: 7841: 6071: 6067: 5138: 3778: 2962: 1788: 19: 14683: 14679: 14675: 14671: 14667: 14172: 13994: 13881: 13833: 12757: 9298: 8995: 8161: 8070: 4689: 1908: 4684:). His wall is covered with her pictures. Meanwhile, Kitty complains to her agent Jerry Best ( 3371: 14055: 13971: 13913: 11671:) to where Jed was building the cabin. Granny left a note for him saying they went back home. 9999: 8242: 7222: 5895: 5439: 4367: 4284: 3858: 983: 10462:: Edgar Buchanan as Uncle Joe Carson, Frank Cady as Sam Drucker, Linda Henning as Betty Jo, 8895:). Because of Granny's physical, Jethro is limping and he can't hear. An Army Psychiatrist ( 8202: 14289: 13737: 8292: 7218: 7217: 5053: 3862: 3611: 1614: 900: 13993: 2652: 8: 14767: 14275: 14014: 12508: 11614: 11328: 11166: 10757: 10199: 10037: 8991: 8945: 8655: 7696: 6946: 6942: 6797: 6472: 6297: 6167: 5753: 5645: 5489: 4059: 4035: 3970: 3966: 3958: 3603: 2966: 2746: 2118: 2038: 1832: 1810: 1556: 1377: 1373: 803: 750: 10865: 4238:) who dresses like a bird. Then there's a fire eater and a Knife Thrower and many more. 32: 14212: 13811: 13413: 12963: 12450:(This season an "edited" version of the opening credits, without the ballad, is used.) 11969: 11960: 11618: 11169:) arrives at the Clampetts', he finds a tipsy Granny dressed as a guru and arrests her. 10749: 10310: 10231: 10049: 8417: 8028: 7899: 7585: 6930: 6346: 5007: 4047: 3992: 3973:) explains the scene to Elly. 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Granny is the stewardess and serves up some of her moonshine. 7317: 6884: 6560: 6247: 5761: 5319: 4371: 4109: 3983: 3728: 1665: 941: 811: 14536: 14498: 14431: 14107: 14085: 13947: 13702: 13668: 5636: 4174: 4055: 4042:) mistake Jed and Granny as extras for the film. A Cowboy Monster ( 2482: 1361: 5146: 4546:. Jed puts the flame out with water and also gets Arthur all wet. 14600: 14161: 13602: 13005: 12677: 4829: 4539: 3193: 1840: 13666:"Special Collector's Issue: 100 Greatest Episodes of All Time". 13213:). Jed is starting to enjoy being pampered by the geisha girls. 11571: 10638:: Lori Saunders as Bobbie Joe, Meredith MacRae as Billie Jo and 5935: 5703:) that the bird is Mrs. Drysdale, he directs her to Dr. Reimer ( 3019: 2980: 14465: 940: 24: 13729: 5544: 4680: 549: 13631: 13629: 13627: 13625: 13623: 13621: 13619: 13617: 13615: 11868: 1473: 1472: 746: 9899: 7886: 4965:) comes by to see Drysdale. John brings along Mabel Slocum ( 4366: 13709: 4101: 1063: 13612: 11124:: Frank Cady as Sam Drucker and Lori Saunders as Bobbie Jo 8283: 4280: 1784: 28: 13566:(Ninth ed.). Ballantine Books. pp. 1683–1685. 5556: 4046:) then shows up and Jed and Granny try to welcome him. 10584: 7221:), the head of the soup company and Roger Dickerback ( 3996:, due to be released 3 weeks after this episode aired. 3235: 1613:) bank will be competing against Drysdale's bank in a 10134: 13412: 10845: : Buddy Atkinson, Lois Hire & Dick Wesson 8123:) is for Elly. Granny thinks young Hugh is for her. 13723:is available for free viewing and download at the 13720:The Beverly Hillbillies Episode 2: Getting Settled 13712:is available for free viewing and download at the 13433:"The Clampetts Meet Robert Audubon Getty Crockett" 5635:Granny's fear of sharks makes her reluctant to go 810:) invites them in. The Clampetts don't know it is 9882:Granny is cooking a special meal for Cousin Roy ( 50: 14829: 13470: 13426: 13378: 13340: 13302: 13264: 13226: 13176: 13135: 13093: 13055: 13013: 12971: 12920: 12879: 12841: 12803: 12765: 12723: 12685: 12644: 12602: 12553: 12491: 12396: 12349: 12311: 12273: 12235: 12197: 12159: 12121: 12079: 12041: 11981: 11915: 11877: 11836: 11798: 11760: 11718: 11676: 11630: 11580: 11539: 11501: 11463: 11413: 11363: 11311: 11216: 11174: 11129: 11084: 11046: 10995: 10954: 10912: 10874: 10821: 10779: 10714: 10647: 10593: 10551: 10499: 10418: 10365: 10327: 10261: 10185: 10147: 10102: 10057: 10004: 9949: 9849: 9811: 9773: 9731: 9686: 9641: 9599: 9550: 9508: 9470: 9424: 9386: 9344: 9306: 9265: 9216: 9178: 9136: 9082: 9044: 9003: 8957: 8908: 8858: 8812: 8758: 8716: 8671: 8609: 8562: 8467: 8425: 8376: 8338: 8300: 8251: 8210: 8169: 8128: 8082: 8036: 7990: 7948: 7907: 7849: 7803: 7749: 7704: 7642: 7593: 7536: 7491: 7446: 7408: 7366: 7325: 7280: 7239: 7183: 7136: 7041: 6992: 6954: 6896: 6851: 6805: 6759: 6710: 6672: 6631: 6573: 6568:We learn that Sonny's real first name is Adonis. 6526: 6484: 6438: 6400: 6354: 6309: 6259: 6213: 6175: 6130: 6083: 6030: 5985: 5944: 5903: 5861: 5819: 5769: 5712: 5662: 5597: 5501: 5455: 5406: 5368: 5327: 5285: 5247: 4784:), Crunch Hardtack, Race Burley and Tab Strong. 13997:top-rated United States network television show 10360:peace and she teaches Maria some of her dishes. 10313:as Steve Elliott and Frank Cady as Sam Drucker 5201: 5155: 5106: 5061: 5015: 4974: 4929: 4883: 4838: 4793: 4747: 4697: 4648: 4602: 4556: 4504: 4462: 4420: 4379: 4334: 4296: 4247: 4189: 4121: 4067: 4001: 3918: 3824: 3786: 3740: 3695: 3657: 3619: 3569: 3519: 3478: 3433: 3384: 3339: 3294: 3249: 3202: 3160: 3119: 3070: 3032: 2987: 2927: 2886: 2844: 2802: 2758: 2708: 2662: 2610: 2541: 2503: 2448: 2410: 2357: 2319: 2281: 2231: 2134: 2084: 2046: 2000: 1943: 1894: 1856: 1796: 1752: 1711: 1673: 1627: 1577: 1523: 1481: 1439: 1385: 1328: 1290: 1248: 1206: 1164: 1126: 1080: 1030: 992: 949: 568:) arrive. Jed tells Pearl that a Mr. Brewster ( 10470:as Billie Jo, Mike Minor as Steve Elliott and 3469:) comes by and wants to introduce John Lucus ( 908: 862: 824: 762: 712: 671: 633: 590: 504: 13979: 13745: 8511:Latest episode to be remastered on DVD (2018) 7234:Max Baer Jr. does not appear on this episode. 5093:Drysdale gets a telegram from John Brewster ( 4181:62 on its list of the 100 Greatest Episodes. 2978:As of January 2013, this episode is the 11663:a log cabin. Police Officer Tim O'Sullivan ( 10539:Guest stars: Frank Cady as Sam Drucker from 1934:Chairman of the Board, Marty Van Ransohoff ( 13561: 10097:appears as Vanessa, the Colonel's daughter. 9115:Army Reserves Headquarters. Colonel Blake ( 8944:) has set Elly up with singer Troy Apollo ( 6025:) comes by and reveals who Anges really is. 13986: 13972: 13752: 13738: 6800:as Harvey Matthews, a potential depositor. 5748:), from an Arab kingdom. John Brewster's ( 53: 12023:", rather than the reclusive billionaire 6742:The Clampetts are expecting a visit from 4411:Granny has sent for the Widow Emma Poke ( 13555: 1417:The Clampett's get a letter saying that 2566: : Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 412: 370: 328: 286: 244: 202: 160: 118: 76: 14830: 14142: 14138: 10752:appears as Judge Vinegar Joe Johnson. 10318:This episode includes a clip from the 13967: 13733: 13495: 13451: 13403: 13365: 13327: 13289: 13251: 13201: 13160: 13118: 13080: 13038: 12996: 12945: 12904: 12445: 12421: 12374: 12336: 12298: 12260: 12222: 12184: 12146: 12104: 12066: 12006: 11940: 11902: 11861: 11823: 11785: 11743: 11268: 11241: 11199: 11154: 11109: 11071: 11020: 10979: 10937: 10899: 10857: 10804: 10739: 10672: 10620: 10576: 10524: 10443: 10248:This episode begins a crossover with 10089:Jethro challenges Colonel Dumbarton ( 9906: 9874: 9836: 9798: 9756: 9711: 9666: 9624: 9575: 9533: 9495: 9449: 9411: 9369: 9331: 9290: 9241: 9203: 9161: 9107: 9069: 9028: 8519: 8492: 8450: 8401: 8363: 8325: 8276: 8235: 8194: 8153: 8107: 8061: 8015: 7973: 7932: 7874: 7828: 7774: 7729: 7667: 7618: 7561: 7093: 7066: 7020: 6979: 6921: 6876: 6830: 6784: 6735: 6697: 6656: 6598: 6551: 6509: 6463: 6425: 6379: 6334: 6284: 6238: 6200: 6155: 6108: 6055: 5551: 5526: 5480: 5431: 5393: 5352: 5310: 5272: 5226: 5180: 5131: 5086: 5040: 4999: 4954: 4908: 4863: 4821: 4772: 4730:studio, Elly runs into Dash Riprock ( 4722: 4673: 4627: 4581: 4529: 4487: 4445: 3872: 3849: 3811: 3765: 3720: 3682: 3644: 3594: 3544: 3503: 3458: 3409: 3364: 3319: 3274: 3227: 3185: 3144: 3095: 3057: 3012: 2952: 2911: 2869: 2827: 2789: 2733: 2687: 2185: 2162: 2109: 2071: 2025: 1968: 1926: 1881: 1824: 1777: 1736: 1698: 1652: 1602: 1548: 1506: 1464: 1410: 1353: 1315: 1273: 1231: 1189: 1151: 1105: 1055: 1017: 974: 458: 408: 366: 324: 282: 240: 198: 156: 114: 72: 59: 56: 47: 12866: 12828: 12790: 12748: 12710: 12669: 12627: 12578: 12522: 11701: 11655: 11605: 11564: 11526: 11488: 11438: 11388: 11342: 10390: 10352: 10289: 10213: 10172: 10127: 10082: 10029: 9976: 8982: 8933: 8883: 8837: 8783: 8741: 8696: 8634: 8592: 7516: 7471: 7433: 7391: 7350: 7305: 7264: 7208: 7166: 6010: 5969: 5928: 5886: 5844: 5794: 5737: 5687: 5627: 4404: 4359: 4321: 4272: 4214: 4146: 4092: 4026: 3948: 2635: 2578: 2528: 2473: 2435: 2382: 2344: 2306: 2264: 933: 887: 849: 787: 737: 696: 658: 617: 533: 8160:Elly shows Granny Society Sandy's ( 5214:Robert Schaefer & Eric Freiwald 1426:already married to Louise Scruggs ( 13: 13562:Brooks, Tim; Marsh, Earle (2007). 12483: 11303: 10506:"The Courtship of Homer Noodleman" 10115:Buddy Atkinson & Gene Thompson 10070:Buddy Atkinson & Gene Thompson 10017:Buddy Atkinson & Gene Thompson 9941: 8554: 8077:guest-stars as himself in a cameo. 7128: 5589: 3910: 3346:"Granny Versus the Weather Bureau" 2223: 2053:"The Psychiatrist Gets Clampetted" 2007:"The Clampetts Get Psychoanalyzed" 678:"The Clampetts Meet Mrs. Drysdale" 496: 39: 36:was the No. 1 television program. 14: 14854: 14838:Lists of American sitcom episodes 13785:Return of the Beverly Hillbillies 13679: 11229:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 11097:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 11059:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 11008:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 10967:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 10925:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 10727:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 10660:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 10608:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 10543:and Tom Lester as Eb Dawson from 10431:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 10378:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 9862:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 9824:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 9563:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 9521:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 9483:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 9191:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 9149:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 9095:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 9057:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8970:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8871:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8825:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8771:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8729:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8684:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8622:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8480:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8389:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8313:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8223:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8182:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 8049:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 7762:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 7421:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 7379:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 7338:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 7293:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 7196:Paul Henning & Buddy Atkinson 5334:"The Clampetts Versus Automation" 2585:Granny chases away the Pool Man ( 753:), the Drysdale's butler. Marie ( 13672:. No. June 28-July 4. 1997. 13647:. New York City: CBS Interactive 13130:appears as Man outside the bank. 11142:Buddy Atkinson & Ric Touceda 10770:: Frank Cady as Sam Drucker and 10564:Buddy Atkinson & Dick Wesson 8420:as Harry Barth the photographer. 8095:Mark Tuttle & Ronny Pearlman 8003:Mark Tuttle & Ronny Pearlman 7961:Mark Tuttle & Ronny Pearlman 7816:Mark Tuttle & Ronny Pearlman 7717:Mark Tuttle & Ronny Pearlman 7549:Mark Tuttle & Ronny Pearlman 7504:Mark Tuttle & Ronny Pearlman 7459:Mark Tuttle & Ronny Pearlman 7252:Mark Tuttle & Ronny Pearlman 7054:Mark Tuttle & Ronny Pearlman 3877:All episodes in black-and-white 2777:, Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 2190:All episodes in black-and-white 463:All episodes in black-and-white 445: 442: 13759: 11187:Buddy Atkinson & Lou Huston 10512:Buddy Atkinson & Lou Huston 9786:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 9744:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 9699:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 9654:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 9612:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 9437:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 9399:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 9357:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 9319:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 9278:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 9229:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 9016:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 8921:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 8438:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 8351:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 8264:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 8141:Mark Tuttle & Deborah Haber 7695:as a Man at the movie premier. 3552:At the store, Doorman Maurice ( 3023:) and his daughter Essiebelle ( 1803:"The Clampetts and the Dodgers" 1297:"Jed Saves Drysdale's Marriage" 14623:CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 14026:Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts 13659: 13594: 13580: 13483:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 13439:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 13391:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 13353:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 13315:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 13277:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 13239:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 13189:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 13183:"The Teahouse of Jed Clampett" 13148:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 13106:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 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Wesson 11689:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 11643:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 11593:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 11552:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 11514:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 11476:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 11426:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 11376:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 11283: 11276: 10837: : Buddy Atkinson & 10340:Paul Henning & Dick Wesson 10048:appears as Customs Assistant. 9921: 9914: 8819:"Greetings From the President" 8534: 8527: 7920:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 7862:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 7655:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 7606:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 7108: 7101: 6967:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 6909:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 6864:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 6818:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 6772:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 6723:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 6685:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 6644:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 6626:appear as the kitty kat girls. 6586:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 6539:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 6497:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 6451:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 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Tuttle 4851:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4760:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4710:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4661:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4615:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4589:even sent for Dr. Stuyvesant ( 4569:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4517:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4475:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4433:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4392:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4347:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4309:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4260:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4202:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4178: 4134:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4080:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 4014:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 3990:in their upcoming comedy film 3890: 3883: 3837:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 3799:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 3753:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 3708:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 3670:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 3632:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 3582:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 3532:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 3491:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 3446:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 3397:Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle 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Shuken 1261:Paul Henning & Phil Shuken 1219:Paul Henning & Phil Shuken 1177:Paul Henning & Phil Shuken 1139:Paul Henning & Phil Shuken 1093:Paul Henning & Phil Shuken 1043:Paul Henning & Phil Shuken 640:"Meanwhile, Back at the Cabin" 476: 469: 1: 14565:Who Wants to Be a Millionaire 14191:Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In 13549: 13167:Elly May and Granny join the 12772:"Do You Elly Take This Frog?" 12560:"The Clampetts in Washington" 12548:, John Wayne and Ed Sullivan. 9648:"The Clampetts Fiddle Around" 8723:"Robin Hood of Griffith Park" 8069:Running Wolf and Little Fox ( 7781:Granny and Jed are expecting 6961:"Granny Tonics a Birdwatcher" 5910:"The Clampetts Play the Rams" 4242:as Knife Thrower's Assistant. 4074:"Clampett City General Store" 2548:"The Clampetts Are Overdrawn" 13233:"The Palace of Clampett San" 12618:September 29, 1970 12569:September 22, 1970 12513:September 15, 1970 12403:"Honesty is the Best Policy" 11333:September 24, 1969 11223:"Collard Greens an' Fatback" 10372:"Bonnie, Flatt, and Scruggs" 10192:"Granny Goes to Hooterville" 9967:September 25, 1968 8765:"Robin Hood and the Sheriff" 8732:September 27, 1967 8687:September 20, 1967 8625:September 13, 1967 7255:September 28, 1966 7199:September 21, 1966 7157:September 14, 1966 5728:September 29, 1965 5678:September 22, 1965 5618:September 15, 1965 4116:as a Roman Slave Auctioneer. 4017:September 30, 1964 3939:September 23, 1964 3610:as Mrs. Wright, a customer. 2851:"Christmas at the Clampetts" 2753:as Young Lady - Party Guest. 2617:"The Clampetts Go Hollywood" 2255:September 25, 1963 1609:Rival banker Bill Hacker's ( 1121:as First Airline Stewardess. 524:September 26, 1962 423:September 15, 1970 381:September 24, 1969 339:September 25, 1968 255:September 14, 1966 213:September 15, 1965 171:September 23, 1964 129:September 25, 1963 87:September 26, 1962 7: 13524: 13318:February 23, 1971 13280:February 16, 1971 13169:women's liberation movement 12987:December 29, 1970 12857:November 24, 1970 12819:November 17, 1970 12781:November 10, 1970 12289:February 25, 1970 12251:February 18, 1970 12213:February 11, 1970 12116:appears as Sugar Jean Bell. 11988:"The Clampett-Hewes Empire" 11931:December 31, 1969 11893:December 24, 1969 11852:December 17, 1969 11814:December 10, 1969 11734:November 26, 1969 11725:"Shorty Kellems Moves West" 11692:November 19, 1969 11646:November 12, 1969 11587:"The Clampetts in New York" 11062:February 26, 1969 11011:February 19, 1969 10970:February 12, 1969 10663:December 25, 1968 10611:December 18, 1968 10600:"The Week Before Christmas" 10567:December 11, 1968 10434:November 27, 1968 10381:November 20, 1968 10343:November 13, 1968 9994:appears as John Faversham. 9657:February 28, 1968 9615:February 21, 1968 9322:December 27, 1967 9281:December 20, 1967 9232:December 13, 1967 9152:November 29, 1967 9098:November 22, 1967 9060:November 15, 1967 8583:September 6, 1967 8185:February 22, 1967 8144:February 15, 1967 7865:December 28, 1966 7819:December 21, 1966 7765:December 14, 1966 7658:November 30, 1966 7609:November 23, 1966 7552:November 16, 1966 7246:"Jethro Takes Love Lessons" 6589:February 16, 1966 6275:December 29, 1965 6229:December 15, 1965 6123:Cory Wells & The Enemys 6099:November 24, 1965 6046:November 17, 1965 6001:November 10, 1965 4899:February 24, 1965 4854:February 17, 1965 4609:"Clampett General Hospital" 4572:December 30, 1964 4520:December 16, 1964 4395:November 25, 1964 4350:November 18, 1964 4312:November 11, 1964 3925:"Jed Becomes A Movie Mogul" 3727:Cab driver Richard Burten ( 3218:February 26, 1964 3176:February 19, 1964 3135:February 12, 1964 2860:December 25, 1963 2818:December 18, 1963 2809:"The Clampetts Get Culture" 2780:December 11, 1963 2678:November 27, 1963 2626:November 20, 1963 2569:November 13, 1963 1907:Paul Henning, Dick Wesson, 1539:February 27, 1963 1497:February 20, 1963 1455:February 13, 1963 1142:December 26, 1962 1096:December 19, 1962 1046:December 12, 1962 965:November 28, 1962 924:November 21, 1962 878:November 14, 1962 453: 297:September 6, 1967 10: 14859: 13792:The Ballad of Jed Clampett 13513:Series finale, due to the 13385:"Love Finds Jane Hathaway" 13242:February 9, 1971 13192:February 2, 1971 13151:January 26, 1971 13109:January 19, 1971 13071:January 12, 1971 12936:December 8, 1970 12895:December 1, 1970 12739:October 27, 1970 12701:October 20, 1970 12175:February 4, 1970 12137:January 28, 1970 12095:January 21, 1970 12057:January 14, 1970 12048:"What Happened to Shorty?" 11922:"Buzz Bodine, Boy General" 11776:December 3, 1969 11596:November 5, 1969 11555:October 29, 1969 11517:October 22, 1969 11479:October 15, 1969 10928:February 5, 1969 10919:"Jed Clampett Enterprises" 10890:January 29, 1969 10848:January 22, 1969 10828:"Jethro the Flesh Peddler" 10654:"Christmas in Hooterville" 10515:December 4, 1968 10280:November 6, 1968 10204:October 30, 1968 10163:October 23, 1968 10154:"Ghost of Clampett Castle" 10118:October 16, 1968 9566:February 7, 1968 9557:"The Great Tag-Team Match" 9524:January 31, 1968 9486:January 24, 1968 9440:January 17, 1968 9402:January 10, 1968 9313:"The Clampetts Play Cupid" 9194:December 6, 1967 9051:"Jethro's Military Career" 9019:November 8, 1967 8973:November 1, 1967 8924:October 25, 1967 8874:October 18, 1967 8828:October 11, 1967 8805:Peppermint Trolley Company 8098:February 8, 1967 8052:February 1, 1967 8006:January 25, 1967 7964:January 11, 1967 7720:December 7, 1966 7649:"The Gloria Swanson Story" 7507:November 9, 1966 7462:November 2, 1966 7424:October 26, 1966 7382:October 19, 1966 7341:October 12, 1966 7312:A young woman named Rita ( 6717:"Flatt and Scruggs Return" 6542:February 9, 1966 6500:February 2, 1966 6454:January 26, 1966 6416:January 19, 1966 6370:January 12, 1966 6191:December 8, 1965 6146:December 1, 1965 5960:November 3, 1965 5919:October 27, 1965 5877:October 20, 1965 5835:October 13, 1965 5802:secretary. Vincent Baker ( 4812:February 3, 1965 4763:January 27, 1965 4713:January 20, 1965 4664:January 13, 1965 4563:"Start the New Year Right" 4478:December 9, 1964 4436:December 2, 1964 4263:November 4, 1964 4205:October 21, 1964 4137:October 14, 1964 4128:"Hedda Hopper's Hollywood" 3209:"The Clampetts Go Fishing" 3086:February 5, 1964 3048:January 22, 1964 3003:January 15, 1964 2724:December 4, 1963 2519:November 6, 1963 2464:October 30, 1963 2426:October 23, 1963 2373:October 16, 1963 2091:"Elly Becomes a Secretary" 1680:"Jed Cuts the Family Tree" 1401:February 6, 1963 1344:January 30, 1963 1306:January 23, 1963 1264:January 16, 1963 1008:December 5, 1962 840:November 7, 1962 778:October 31, 1962 728:October 24, 1962 687:October 17, 1962 649:October 10, 1962 511:"The Clampetts Strike Oil" 14816:NBC Sunday Night Football 14795: 14786:NBC Sunday Night Football 14757:NBC Sunday Night Football 14720:NBC Sunday Night Football 14693: 14574: 14453: 14319: 14200: 14095: 14002: 13934: 13900: 13874: 13863: 13843: 13820: 13809: 13767: 13500: 13476: 13456: 13432: 13408: 13384: 13370: 13346: 13332: 13308: 13294: 13270: 13256: 13232: 13206: 13182: 13165: 13141: 13123: 13099: 13085: 13061: 13043: 13029:January 5, 1971 13019: 13001: 12977: 12950: 12926: 12909: 12885: 12871: 12847: 12833: 12809: 12795: 12771: 12753: 12729: 12715: 12691: 12674: 12660:October 6, 1970 12650: 12632: 12608: 12583: 12559: 12540:A young (early thirties) 12527: 12497: 12482: 12479: 12476: 12473: 12470: 12462: 12455: 12426: 12402: 12379: 12355: 12341: 12317: 12303: 12279: 12265: 12241: 12227: 12203: 12189: 12165: 12151: 12127: 12109: 12085: 12071: 12047: 12011: 11997:January 7, 1970 11987: 11945: 11921: 11907: 11883: 11866: 11842: 11828: 11804: 11790: 11766: 11748: 11724: 11706: 11682: 11660: 11636: 11610: 11586: 11569: 11545: 11531: 11507: 11493: 11469: 11443: 11429:October 8, 1969 11420:"Silver Dollar City Fair" 11419: 11393: 11379:October 1, 1969 11369: 11347: 11317: 11302: 11299: 11296: 11293: 11290: 11282: 11275: 11246: 11222: 11204: 11180: 11159: 11135: 11114: 11090: 11076: 11052: 11025: 11001: 10984: 10961:"The Phantom Fifth Floor" 10960: 10942: 10918: 10904: 10881:"Cousin Roy in Movieland" 10880: 10862: 10827: 10809: 10795:January 8, 1969 10785: 10744: 10730:January 1, 1969 10720: 10700:: Tom Lester as Eb Dawson 10677: 10653: 10625: 10599: 10581: 10557: 10529: 10505: 10448: 10425:"The Thanksgiving Spirit" 10424: 10395: 10371: 10357: 10333: 10294: 10267: 10218: 10191: 10177: 10153: 10132: 10108: 10087: 10073:October 9, 1968 10063: 10052:appears as Hotel Doorman. 10034: 10020:October 2, 1968 10011:"Something for the Queen" 10010: 9981: 9955: 9940: 9937: 9934: 9931: 9928: 9920: 9913: 9879: 9855: 9841: 9817: 9803: 9779: 9761: 9737: 9716: 9692: 9671: 9647: 9629: 9605: 9580: 9556: 9538: 9515:"The Rass'lin' Clampetts" 9514: 9500: 9476: 9454: 9430: 9416: 9392: 9374: 9360:January 3, 1968 9350: 9336: 9312: 9295: 9271: 9246: 9222: 9208: 9184: 9166: 9142: 9112: 9088: 9074: 9050: 9033: 9009: 8987: 8963: 8938: 8915:"Mr. Universe Muscles In" 8914: 8888: 8864: 8842: 8818: 8788: 8774:October 4, 1967 8764: 8746: 8722: 8701: 8677: 8639: 8616:"The Clampetts in London" 8615: 8597: 8568: 8553: 8550: 8547: 8544: 8541: 8533: 8526: 8497: 8473: 8455: 8431: 8406: 8382: 8368: 8344: 8330: 8306: 8281: 8257: 8240: 8216: 8199: 8175: 8158: 8134: 8112: 8088: 8066: 8042: 8020: 7996: 7978: 7954: 7937: 7923:January 4, 1967 7914:"The Mayor of Bug Tussle" 7913: 7879: 7855: 7833: 7809: 7779: 7755: 7734: 7710: 7672: 7648: 7623: 7599: 7566: 7542: 7521: 7497: 7476: 7452: 7438: 7415:"Come Back, Little Herby" 7414: 7396: 7372: 7355: 7331: 7310: 7296:October 5, 1966 7286: 7269: 7245: 7213: 7189: 7171: 7142: 7127: 7124: 7121: 7118: 7115: 7107: 7100: 7071: 7047: 7025: 6998: 6984: 6960: 6926: 6902: 6881: 6857: 6835: 6811: 6789: 6765: 6740: 6716: 6702: 6678: 6661: 6637: 6603: 6579: 6556: 6532: 6514: 6490: 6468: 6444: 6430: 6406: 6391:) and the horse handler ( 6384: 6360: 6339: 6325:January 5, 1966 6315: 6289: 6265: 6243: 6219: 6205: 6181: 6160: 6136: 6113: 6089: 6060: 6036: 6015: 5991: 5974: 5950: 5933: 5909: 5891: 5867: 5849: 5825: 5799: 5785:October 6, 1965 5775: 5742: 5718: 5692: 5668: 5632: 5603: 5588: 5585: 5582: 5579: 5576: 5568: 5561: 5531: 5507: 5485: 5461: 5436: 5412: 5398: 5374: 5357: 5333: 5315: 5291: 5277: 5253: 5231: 5207: 5185: 5161: 5136: 5112: 5091: 5067: 5045: 5021: 5004: 4980: 4959: 4935: 4913: 4889: 4868: 4844: 4826: 4799: 4777: 4753: 4727: 4703: 4678: 4654: 4632: 4618:January 6, 1965 4608: 4586: 4562: 4534: 4510: 4492: 4468: 4450: 4426: 4409: 4385: 4364: 4340: 4326: 4302: 4277: 4253: 4219: 4195: 4161:Grauman's Chinese Theatre 4151: 4127: 4097: 4083:October 7, 1964 4073: 4031: 4007: 3953: 3924: 3909: 3906: 3903: 3900: 3897: 3889: 3882: 3854: 3830: 3816: 3793:"Jed Foils a Homewrecker" 3792: 3770: 3746: 3725: 3701: 3687: 3663: 3649: 3625: 3599: 3575: 3549: 3525: 3508: 3484: 3463: 3439: 3428:as secretary Candy Davis. 3414: 3390: 3369: 3345: 3324: 3300: 3279: 3255: 3232: 3208: 3190: 3166: 3149: 3125: 3100: 3076: 3062: 3038: 3017: 2993: 2957: 2943:January 8, 1964 2933: 2916: 2902:January 1, 1964 2892: 2874: 2850: 2832: 2808: 2794: 2764: 2738: 2714: 2692: 2668: 2640: 2616: 2583: 2547: 2533: 2509: 2478: 2454: 2440: 2416: 2387: 2363: 2349: 2335:October 9, 1963 2325: 2311: 2297:October 2, 1963 2287: 2269: 2237: 2222: 2219: 2216: 2213: 2210: 2202: 2195: 2167: 2140: 2114: 2090: 2076: 2052: 2030: 2006: 1975:James and Mabel Johnson ( 1973: 1949: 1931: 1901:"The Clampetts Entertain" 1900: 1886: 1862: 1829: 1802: 1782: 1759:"Jed Pays His Income Tax" 1758: 1741: 1717: 1703: 1679: 1657: 1633: 1622:as Mr. Fleming Pendleton. 1607: 1583: 1553: 1529: 1511: 1487: 1469: 1445: 1415: 1391: 1358: 1334: 1320: 1296: 1278: 1254: 1236: 1222:January 9, 1963 1212: 1194: 1180:January 2, 1963 1170: 1156: 1132: 1110: 1086: 1060: 1036: 1022: 998: 979: 955: 938: 914: 892: 868: 854: 830: 792: 768: 742: 718: 701: 677: 663: 639: 622: 608:October 3, 1962 596: 538: 510: 495: 492: 489: 486: 483: 475: 468: 422: 419: 380: 377: 338: 335: 296: 293: 254: 251: 212: 209: 170: 167: 128: 125: 86: 83: 67: 64: 13486:March 23, 1971 13442:March 16, 1971 13309:"Elly, the Working Girl" 12651:"Mark Templeton Arrives" 12498:"The Pollution Solution" 12480:Original air date  12412:March 18, 1970 12365:March 11, 1970 12017:Winifred Deforest Coffin 11450:as Square Dance Singer. 11300:Original air date  11232:March 26, 1969 11190:March 19, 1969 11145:March 12, 1969 10239:as Uncle Joe Carson and 10109:"Coming Through the Rye" 9938:Original air date  9827:March 27, 1968 9789:March 20, 1968 9747:March 13, 1968 8551:Original air date  8483:April 19, 1967 8441:April 12, 1967 8392:March 29, 1967 8354:March 22, 1967 8316:March 15, 1967 8043:"The Indians Are Coming" 7125:Original air date  7048:"Jethro Goes to College" 6970:April 27, 1966 6912:April 20, 1966 6867:April 13, 1966 6775:March 30, 1966 6726:March 23, 1966 6533:"Sonny Drysdale Returns" 6137:"Mrs. Drysdale's Father" 5586:Original air date  5263:April 28, 1965 5217:April 21, 1965 5171:April 14, 1965 5122:March 31, 1965 5077:March 24, 1965 5031:March 17, 1965 4990:March 10, 1965 4386:"The Widow Poke Arrives" 3907:Original air date  3747:"Cabin in Beverly Hills" 3702:"Granny Learns to Drive" 3585:April 29, 1964 3535:April 22, 1964 3494:April 15, 1964 3485:"The Great Crawdad Hunt" 3355:March 25, 1964 3310:March 11, 1964 2220:Original air date  1950:"The Clampetts in Court" 1917:April 24, 1963 1872:April 17, 1963 1815:April 10, 1963 1727:March 27, 1963 1689:March 20, 1963 1643:March 13, 1963 493:Original air date  433:March 23, 1971 391:March 18, 1970 349:March 26, 1969 265:April 19, 1967 14843:The Beverly Hillbillies 14134:The Beverly Hillbillies 13799:The Beverly Hillbillies 13770:The Beverly Hillbillies 13698:The Beverly Hillbillies 13687:The Beverly Hillbillies 13639:The Beverly Hillbillies 13394:March 9, 1971 13356:March 2, 1971 12927:"Welcome to the Family" 12692:"Don't Marry a Frogman" 12544:impersonates President 12327:March 4, 1970 12318:"Simon Legree Drysdale" 12128:"Shorty Spits the Hook" 11637:"Manhattan Hillbillies" 11546:"Jed Buys Central Park" 11470:"Jane Finds Elly a Man" 11257:appears as Mr. Tucker. 11181:"The Jogging Clampetts" 11100:March 5, 1969 11037:reprises his role from 10756:appears as Kathy King. 10254:Granny, the Baby Expert 9865:April 3, 1968 9702:March 6, 1968 9185:"Jethro in the Reserve" 9143:"The South Rides Again" 8569:"Jed Inherits a Castle" 8267:March 8, 1967 8226:March 1, 1967 7810:"The Christmas Present" 7486:as Tinsley's Assistant. 7078:) informs Mrs. Frisby ( 6945:as a Second Assistant. 6821:April 6, 1966 6688:March 9, 1966 6647:March 2, 1966 6182:"Mr. Farquhar Stays On" 5951:"The Courtship of Elly" 5868:"The Possum Day Parade" 4945:March 3, 1965 4754:"Dash Riprock, You Cad" 3840:June 10, 1964 3626:"The Continental Touch" 3556:) shows Mrs. Langwell ( 3449:April 8, 1964 3400:April 1, 1964 3326:Elly calls Dr. Martin ( 3265:March 4, 1964 2364:"Elly Starts to School" 1863:"Duke Becomes a Father" 1768:April 3, 1963 1718:"Granny's Spring Tonic" 1593:March 6, 1963 1392:"Jed Throws a Wingding" 1376:) tells Officer Kelly ( 869:"Jethro Goes to School" 307:April 3, 1968 139:June 10, 1964 34:The Beverly Hillbillies 20:The Beverly Hillbillies 14173:The Andy Griffith Show 13995:Nielsen Media Research 13882:Oliver Wendell Douglas 13834:Hooterville Cannonball 13020:"The Grunion Invasion" 12978:"The Great Revelation" 12886:"Shorty to the Rescue" 12730:"Doctor, Cure My Frog" 12609:"Jed Buys the Capitol" 9956:"A Bundle for Britain" 8666:as Customs Inspectors. 8383:"Delovely and Scruggs" 8089:"The Marriage Machine" 7498:"Clampett Cha Cha Cha" 7057:May 18, 1966 7005:Robert Schaefer & 5992:"A Real Nice Neighbor" 5669:"That Old Black Magic" 5604:"Admiral Jed Clampett" 5517:June 9, 1965 5471:June 2, 1965 5422:May 26, 1965 5384:May 19, 1965 5375:"The Brewsters Return" 5343:May 12, 1965 5162:"Jed and the Countess" 5068:"Brewster's Honeymoon" 4936:"Double Naught Jethro" 4920:) and his wife Marge ( 4806:Robert Schaefer & 4303:"Jed the Heartbreaker" 3802:June 3, 1964 3756:May 27, 1964 3711:May 20, 1964 3673:May 13, 1964 3285:) and Louise Scruggs ( 2934:"The Giant Jackrabbit" 2745:as the violin player. 2288:"Hair-Raising Holiday" 2153:May 29, 1963 2100:May 22, 1963 2062:May 15, 1963 1584:"Jed Becomes a Banker" 1530:"Jed Buys the Freeway" 564:) and her son Jethro ( 556:) brings a Geologist ( 223:May 18, 1966 181:June 9, 1965 97:May 29, 1963 14290:Laverne & Shirley 14056:The $ 64,000 Question 13914:Return to Green Acres 13347:"Elly, the Secretary" 13062:"The Girls From Grun" 12356:"Honest John Returns" 12242:"Annul That Marriage" 11972:as Steve Elliott and 11884:"Our Hero the Banker" 11261:appears as Policeman. 11091:"Sam Drucker's Visit" 10721:"Drysdale and Friend" 10198:Buddy Atkinson & 9818:"From Rags to Riches" 9768:as Man on the street. 9123:) and Col. Chittlen ( 9089:"The Reserve Program" 9010:"The Social Climbers" 8940:Banker John Cushing ( 8217:"The Gypsy's Warning" 7756:"Foggy Mountain Soap" 7543:"Jed Joins the Board" 7357:Lieutenant Richards ( 7011:May 4, 1966 6941:as Bob, a cameraman. 6903:"Jethro Gets Engaged" 5301:May 5, 1965 5292:"The Big Bank Battle" 5056:as Armored Car Guard. 5022:"Drysdale's Dog Days" 4981:"Clampett's Millions" 4196:"Doctor Jed Clampett" 3831:"Jethro's Graduation" 3635:May 6, 1964 3576:"The House of Granny" 3167:"Son of Lafe Returns" 2593:) and his wife Opal ( 2455:"Jethro's First Love" 2238:"Jed Gets the Misery" 2016:May 8, 1963 1959:May 1, 1963 1851:as Parking Attendant. 999:"Elly Races Jethrine" 13921:Granby's Green Acres 12589:) and his wife Flo ( 12166:"Three-Day Reprieve" 10760:appears as Bailiff. 10490:as Lisa Douglas and 10466:as Dr. Janet Craig, 10334:"The Great Cook-Off" 9894:as Maintenance Man. 9780:"The Crystal Gazers" 9272:"Corn Pone Picassos" 8580:& Buddy Atkinson 8432:"The Little Monster" 8258:"His Royal Highness" 7997:"The Clampett Curse" 7600:"Granny Lives It Up" 7332:"The Badgers Return" 6812:"The Beautiful Maid" 6679:"The Old Folks Home" 6361:"The Trotting Horse" 6162:Mr. Lowell Farquar ( 5254:"Cool School is Out" 4742:as Third Beach Girl. 4704:"Elly in the Movies" 4254:"Back to Marineland" 4177:ranked this episode 3560:) in. Madame Renee ( 3301:"The Critter Doctor" 3077:"The Race for Queen" 2994:"The Girl from Home" 1488:"Duke Steals a Wife" 1430:) and Gladys Flatt ( 1133:"No Place Like Home" 1087:"Home for Christmas" 956:"Pygmalion and Elly" 545:family relocates to 14768:The Big Bang Theory 14015:Texaco Star Theater 13221:appears as Girl #2. 13100:"The Grun Incident" 12848:"Farm in the Ocean" 11370:"The Hills of Home" 11318:"Back to the Hills" 10558:"The Hot-Rod Truck" 10486:as Oliver Douglas, 10400:, his wife Gladys ( 10252:that concludes on " 10044:appears as Tetley. 9594:& Margo Epper). 8964:"A Plot for Granny" 8295:as the yacht owner. 7856:"The Flying Saucer" 7844:as the Floorwalker. 7744:as Bird Watcher #6. 7074:one. Miss Pringle ( 6858:"The Bird Watchers" 6798:Thomas Browne Henry 6316:"The Richest Woman" 6298:Thomas Browne Henry 6168:Arthur Gould-Porter 6066:) and John Canady ( 5898:as Rally Spectator. 5462:"Jed, the Bachelor" 5052:as Dog Show Judge. 4655:"The Movie Starlet" 4511:"The Boarder Stays" 3664:"Jed, Incorporated" 3614:as Police Sergeant. 2967:Arthur Gould-Porter 2747:Arthur Gould-Porter 2510:"Chickadee Returns" 2485:Chickadee Laverne ( 2417:"The Clampett Look" 2147:Paul Henning & 1833:Los Angeles Dodgers 1809:Paul Henning & 1787:agent Mr. Landman ( 1446:"Jed Plays Solomon" 1243:as Airline Hostess. 1213:"Back to Californy" 1171:"Jed Rescues Pearl" 915:"Elly's First Date" 751:Arthur Gould-Porter 14213:Marcus Welby, M.D. 13812:Petticoat Junction 13542:Petticoat Junction 12964:Petticoat Junction 12446:Season 9 (1970–71) 12086:"Marry Me, Shorty" 12034:Petticoat Junction 11961:Petticoat Junction 11269:Season 8 (1969–70) 11122:Petticoat Junction 11039:Petticoat Junction 10768:Petticoat Junction 10764:appears as Harry. 10707:Petticoat Junction 10692:Petticoat Junction 10636:Petticoat Junction 10541:Petticoat Junction 10460:Petticoat Junction 10320:Petticoat Junction 10303:Petticoat Junction 10268:"The Italian Cook" 10250:Petticoat Junction 10232:Petticoat Junction 10226:appears as Cliff. 10064:"War of the Roses" 10050:Alister Williamson 9907:Season 7 (1968–69) 8803:as Paul. The band 8520:Season 6 (1967–68) 8203:Miguel Ángel Landa 8029:Bernadette Withers 7586:C. Lindsay Workman 7190:"The Soup Contest" 7094:Season 5 (1966–67) 6931:Pat Harrington Jr. 6766:"The Folk Singers" 6638:"The Great Jethro" 6624:Christine Williams 6347:Douglass Dumbrille 6090:"Hoe Down a-Go-Go" 5552:Season 4 (1965–66) 5438:Beauregard Short ( 5242:as Beatnik Horace. 4890:"Jed's Temptation" 4845:"Granny's Romance" 4800:"Clampett A-Go-Go" 3993:Send Me No Flowers 3873:Season 3 (1964–65) 3440:"The Bank Raising" 3391:"Another Neighbor" 2765:"Elly Needs a Maw" 2715:"The Garden Party" 2397:) and her mother ( 2186:Season 2 (1963–64) 800:Linda Kaye Henning 459:Season 1 (1962–63) 14825: 14824: 14240:All in the Family 13961: 13960: 13930: 13929: 13859: 13858: 13573:978-0-345-49773-4 13522: 13521: 13271:"Lib and Let Lib" 13217:appears as Miko. 12810:"The Frog Family" 12443: 12442: 12280:"Hotel for Women" 11767:"Midnight Shorty" 11402:Walter Woolf King 11266: 11265: 11120:Guest stars from 10949:as Julie Andrews. 10766:Guest stars from 10301:Guest stars from 10277:& Dick Wesson 10229:Guest stars from 9904: 9903: 9606:"Jethro Proposes" 9459:Ysabel MacCloskey 9431:"Topless Anyone?" 9351:"The Housekeeper" 8678:"Clampett Castle" 8517: 8516: 8474:"The Dahlia Feud" 7941:James Westerfield 7453:"Jed in Politics" 7287:"The Badger Game" 7154:& Mark Tuttle 7091: 7090: 7086:as Miss Plumpett. 6580:"Brewster's Baby" 6491:"The Big Chicken" 6445:"The Cat Burglar" 6266:"The Common Cold" 6220:"Military School" 6037:"The Poor Farmer" 5814:as the Detective. 5776:"The Private Eye" 5650:Frank Coghlan Jr. 5615:& Mark Tuttle 5549: 5548: 5537:Walter Woolf King 5148:Frank J. Scannell 4788:as Studio Driver. 4281:double naught spy 3936:& Mark Tuttle 3870: 3869: 3256:"A Bride for Jed" 3237:Los Angeles River 3039:"Lafe Lingers On" 2561:& Joe Bigelow 2391:Harriet MacGibbon 2326:"Granny's Garden" 2183: 2182: 2141:"Jethro's Friend" 1634:"The Family Tree" 1570:Griffith Park Zoo 705:Harriet MacGibbon 597:"Getting Settled" 450: 449: 14850: 13988: 13981: 13974: 13965: 13964: 13872: 13871: 13818: 13817: 13754: 13747: 13740: 13731: 13730: 13725:Internet Archive 13714:Internet Archive 13674: 13673: 13663: 13657: 13656: 13654: 13652: 13633: 13610: 13598: 13592: 13584: 13578: 13577: 13559: 13493: 13491: 13477:"Jethro Returns" 13449: 13447: 13401: 13399: 13363: 13361: 13325: 13323: 13287: 13285: 13249: 13247: 13199: 13197: 13158: 13156: 13116: 13114: 13078: 13076: 13036: 13034: 12994: 12992: 12943: 12941: 12902: 12900: 12864: 12862: 12826: 12824: 12788: 12786: 12746: 12744: 12708: 12706: 12667: 12665: 12625: 12623: 12591:Kathleen Freeman 12576: 12574: 12520: 12518: 12485: 12465: 12458: 12453: 12452: 12419: 12417: 12384:Kathleen Freeman 12372: 12370: 12334: 12332: 12296: 12294: 12258: 12256: 12220: 12218: 12182: 12180: 12144: 12142: 12102: 12100: 12064: 12062: 12004: 12002: 11938: 11936: 11900: 11898: 11859: 11857: 11821: 11819: 11805:"Shorty Go Home" 11783: 11781: 11753:Judith McConnell 11741: 11739: 11713:as Jeanne Leeds. 11711:Judith McConnell 11699: 11697: 11653: 11651: 11625:as First Mugger. 11603: 11601: 11562: 11560: 11524: 11522: 11486: 11484: 11436: 11434: 11386: 11384: 11340: 11338: 11305: 11285: 11278: 11273: 11272: 11239: 11237: 11197: 11195: 11152: 11150: 11107: 11105: 11069: 11067: 11053:"The Happy Bank" 11041:as Homer Bedloe. 11018: 11016: 10977: 10975: 10935: 10933: 10897: 10895: 10855: 10853: 10802: 10800: 10737: 10735: 10670: 10668: 10618: 10616: 10574: 10572: 10522: 10520: 10441: 10439: 10388: 10386: 10350: 10348: 10287: 10285: 10211: 10209: 10170: 10168: 10125: 10123: 10080: 10078: 10027: 10025: 9992:Richard Caldicot 9974: 9972: 9943: 9923: 9916: 9911: 9910: 9872: 9870: 9834: 9832: 9796: 9794: 9754: 9752: 9709: 9707: 9693:"The Soap Opera" 9664: 9662: 9622: 9620: 9573: 9571: 9531: 9529: 9493: 9491: 9477:"The Great Snow" 9447: 9445: 9409: 9407: 9367: 9365: 9329: 9327: 9288: 9286: 9239: 9237: 9201: 9199: 9159: 9157: 9105: 9103: 9067: 9065: 9026: 9024: 8980: 8978: 8931: 8929: 8881: 8879: 8835: 8833: 8797:Robert V. 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12785:1970-11-10 12743:1970-10-27 12705:1970-10-20 12664:1970-10-06 12622:1970-09-29 12573:1970-09-22 12517:1970-09-15 12477:Written by 12416:1970-03-18 12369:1970-03-11 12331:1970-03-04 12293:1970-02-25 12255:1970-02-18 12217:1970-02-11 12179:1970-02-04 12141:1970-01-28 12099:1970-01-21 12061:1970-01-14 12001:1970-01-07 11974:Frank Cady 11970:Mike Minor 11935:1969-12-31 11897:1969-12-24 11856:1969-12-17 11843:"The Hero" 11818:1969-12-10 11780:1969-12-03 11738:1969-11-26 11696:1969-11-19 11650:1969-11-12 11619:John Cliff 11600:1969-11-05 11559:1969-10-29 11521:1969-10-22 11483:1969-10-15 11433:1969-10-08 11383:1969-10-01 11352:Rob Reiner 11337:1969-09-24 11297:Written by 11236:1969-03-26 11194:1969-03-19 11149:1969-03-12 11136:"The Guru" 11104:1969-03-05 11066:1969-02-26 11015:1969-02-19 10974:1969-02-12 10932:1969-02-05 10894:1969-01-29 10852:1969-01-22 10799:1969-01-08 10754:Stacy King 10734:1969-01-01 10667:1968-12-25 10657:Ralph Levy 10640:Frank Cady 10615:1968-12-18 10604:Ralph Levy 10571:1968-12-11 10519:1968-12-04 10492:Tom Lester 10438:1968-11-27 10385:1968-11-20 10347:1968-11-13 10311:Mike Minor 10284:1968-11-06 10241:Frank Cady 10208:1968-10-30 10167:1968-10-23 10122:1968-10-16 10077:1968-10-09 10024:1968-10-02 9971:1968-09-25 9935:Written by 9869:1968-04-03 9831:1968-03-27 9793:1968-03-20 9751:1968-03-13 9738:"Dog Days" 9726:as Doctor. 9706:1968-03-06 9661:1968-02-28 9634:Fritz Feld 9619:1968-02-21 9570:1968-02-07 9528:1968-01-31 9490:1968-01-24 9444:1968-01-17 9406:1968-01-10 9364:1968-01-03 9326:1967-12-27 9285:1967-12-20 9236:1967-12-13 9198:1967-12-06 9156:1967-11-29 9102:1967-11-22 9064:1967-11-15 9023:1967-11-08 8977:1967-11-01 8928:1967-10-25 8901:Joe Conley 8878:1967-10-18 8832:1967-10-11 8778:1967-10-04 8736:1967-09-27 8691:1967-09-20 8629:1967-09-13 8602:Paul Lynde 8587:1967-09-06 8548:Written by 8487:1967-04-19 8445:1967-04-12 8418:John Alvin 8396:1967-03-29 8358:1967-03-22 8320:1967-03-15 8271:1967-03-08 8230:1967-03-01 8189:1967-02-22 8148:1967-02-15 8102:1967-02-08 8075:John Wayne 8056:1967-02-01 8010:1967-01-25 7983:Fred Clark 7968:1967-01-11 7927:1967-01-04 7900:John Alvin 7869:1966-12-28 7842:Bruce Hyde 7823:1966-12-21 7769:1966-12-14 7724:1966-12-07 7662:1966-11-30 7613:1966-11-23 7556:1966-11-16 7511:1966-11-09 7484:Tom Hatten 7466:1966-11-02 7428:1966-10-26 7386:1966-10-19 7345:1966-10-12 7300:1966-10-05 7259:1966-09-28 7203:1966-09-21 7161:1966-09-14 7122:Written by 7061:1966-05-18 7015:1966-05-04 6974:1966-04-27 6937:as a man. 6916:1966-04-20 6871:1966-04-13 6825:1966-04-06 6779:1966-03-30 6730:1966-03-23 6692:1966-03-09 6651:1966-03-02 6593:1966-02-16 6546:1966-02-09 6504:1966-02-02 6458:1966-01-26 6420:1966-01-19 6374:1966-01-12 6329:1966-01-05 6302:Olan Soule 6294:Fred Clark 6279:1965-12-29 6233:1965-12-15 6195:1965-12-08 6150:1965-12-01 6103:1965-11-24 6076:Hal Baylor 6050:1965-11-17 6005:1965-11-10 5964:1965-11-03 5923:1965-10-27 5881:1965-10-20 5839:1965-10-13 5812:Paul Bryar 5789:1965-10-06 5758:Diane Bond 5732:1965-09-29 5682:1965-09-22 5622:1965-09-15 5583:Written by 5521:1965-06-09 5475:1965-06-02 5426:1965-05-26 5388:1965-05-19 5347:1965-05-12 5305:1965-05-05 5267:1965-04-28 5221:1965-04-21 5175:1965-04-14 5126:1965-03-31 5081:1965-03-24 5035:1965-03-17 5008:John Alvin 4994:1965-03-10 4949:1965-03-03 4903:1965-02-24 4872:Kent Smith 4858:1965-02-17 4816:1965-02-03 4767:1965-01-27 4740:Diane Bond 4736:Bill Quinn 4717:1965-01-20 4668:1965-01-13 4622:1965-01-06 4576:1964-12-30 4524:1964-12-16 4482:1964-12-09 4440:1964-12-02 4399:1964-11-25 4354:1964-11-18 4316:1964-11-11 4267:1964-11-04 4209:1964-10-21 4155:columnist 4141:1964-10-14 4087:1964-10-07 4048:Herb Ellis 4021:1964-09-30 3977:as Alvin. 3975:Alvy Moore 3943:1964-09-23 3904:Written by 3863:Lisa Davis 3844:1964-06-10 3806:1964-06-03 3760:1964-05-27 3715:1964-05-20 3677:1964-05-13 3639:1964-05-06 3589:1964-04-29 3539:1964-04-22 3498:1964-04-15 3453:1964-04-08 3426:Susan Hart 3404:1964-04-01 3359:1964-03-25 3314:1964-03-11 3287:Midge Ware 3269:1964-03-04 3241:Marineland 3222:1964-02-26 3180:1964-02-19 3139:1964-02-12 3112:John Alvin 3104:Susan Hart 3090:1964-02-05 3052:1964-01-22 3007:1964-01-15 2963:jackrabbit 2947:1964-01-08 2906:1964-01-01 2864:1963-12-25 2822:1963-12-18 2784:1963-12-11 2728:1963-12-04 2682:1963-11-27 2630:1963-11-20 2573:1963-11-13 2523:1963-11-06 2468:1963-10-30 2430:1963-10-23 2377:1963-10-16 2339:1963-10-09 2301:1963-10-02 2274:Fred Clark 2259:1963-09-25 2217:Written by 2157:1963-05-29 2123:Joy Harmon 2104:1963-05-22 2066:1963-05-15 2020:1963-05-08 1977:Murvyn Vye 1963:1963-05-01 1936:Jim Backus 1921:1963-04-24 1876:1963-04-17 1819:1963-04-10 1772:1963-04-03 1731:1963-03-27 1693:1963-03-20 1647:1963-03-13 1597:1963-03-06 1543:1963-02-27 1516:Narda Onyx 1501:1963-02-20 1459:1963-02-13 1428:Midge Ware 1405:1963-02-06 1374:Eddie Dean 1366:Karl Lukas 1348:1963-01-30 1310:1963-01-23 1268:1963-01-16 1226:1963-01-09 1184:1963-01-02 1146:1962-12-26 1100:1962-12-19 1050:1962-12-12 1012:1962-12-05 969:1962-11-28 928:1962-11-21 901:Lisa Davis 882:1962-11-14 844:1962-11-07 815:of gifts. 782:1962-10-31 732:1962-10-24 691:1962-10-17 653:1962-10-10 626:Nancy Kulp 612:1962-10-03 552:Elly May ( 528:1962-09-26 515:Ralph Levy 490:Written by 437:1971-03-23 427:1970-09-15 395:1970-03-18 385:1969-09-24 353:1969-03-26 343:1968-09-25 311:1968-04-03 301:1967-09-06 269:1967-04-19 259:1966-09-14 227:1966-05-18 217:1965-09-15 185:1965-06-09 175:1964-09-23 143:1964-06-10 133:1963-09-25 101:1963-05-29 91:1962-09-26 68:Last aired 14499:Seinfeld 13944:(creator) 13651:April 15, 13641:Episodes" 13608:Bewitched 13589:Bewitched 13480:Bob Leeds 13436:Bob Leeds 13388:Bob Leeds 13350:Bob Leeds 13312:Bob Leeds 13274:Bob Leeds 13236:Bob Leeds 13219:Sumi Haru 13186:Bob Leeds 13145:Bob Leeds 13103:Bob Leeds 13065:Bob Leeds 13023:Bob Leeds 12981:Bob Leeds 12930:Bob Leeds 12889:Bob Leeds 12851:Bob Leeds 12813:Bob Leeds 12775:Bob Leeds 12733:Bob Leeds 12695:Bob Leeds 12654:Bob Leeds 12612:Bob Leeds 12563:Bob Leeds 12501:Bob Leeds 12406:Bob Leeds 12359:Bob Leeds 12321:Bob Leeds 12283:Bob Leeds 12245:Bob Leeds 12207:Bob Leeds 12169:Bob Leeds 12131:Bob Leeds 12114:Jean Bell 12089:Bob Leeds 12051:Bob Leeds 11991:Bob Leeds 11925:Bob Leeds 11887:Bob Leeds 11846:Bob Leeds 11808:Bob Leeds 11770:Bob Leeds 11728:Bob Leeds 11686:Bob Leeds 11640:Bob Leeds 11590:Bob Leeds 11549:Bob Leeds 11511:Bob Leeds 11473:Bob Leeds 11458:as Woman. 11423:Bob Leeds 11373:Bob Leeds 11321:Bob Leeds 11250:Pat Boone 10867:Roy Clark 10839:Lois Hire 10488:Eva Gabor 9884:Roy Clark 9584:Alan Reed 9379:Fran Ryan 8893:Paul Reed 7884:Rose Bowl 7738:Nancy Dow 7693:Dan White 7480:Paul Reed 7318:Leon Ames 6885:Wally Cox 6561:Louis Nye 6519:John Baer 6254:as Cadet. 6248:John Hoyt 5762:Nai Bonet 5320:Sue Casey 4643:as Nurse. 4372:Alan Reed 4173:In 1997, 4110:Cleopatra 3984:Doris Day 3729:Mel Blanc 2557: : 2494:This was 1666:Mayflower 1073:Ken Drake 984:Pygmalion 942:Louis Nye 903:as Diana. 812:Halloween 14587:Survivor 14537:Seinfeld 14432:Roseanne 14108:Gunsmoke 14086:Gunsmoke 13948:Filmways 13908:Episodes 13851:Episodes 13779:Episodes 13669:TV Guide 13645:TV Guide 13544:episodes 13540:List of 13535:episodes 13531:List of 13525:See also 13517:of 1971. 11454:as Man. 10835:Story by 8807:perform. 5637:yachting 5450:as Girl. 4175:TV Guide 4056:Kip King 2555:Story by 2405:as Mary. 1362:yodeling 454:Episodes 51:Episodes 14601:Friends 14591:(S2-AO) 14560:99–2000 14381:Dynasty 14162:Bonanza 13935:Related 13901:Related 13844:Related 13603:Daktari 13488: ( 13444: ( 13396: ( 13358: ( 13320: ( 13282: ( 13244: ( 13194: ( 13153: ( 13111: ( 13073: ( 13031: ( 13006:Grunion 12989: ( 12938: ( 12897: ( 12859: ( 12821: ( 12783: ( 12741: ( 12703: ( 12678:frogman 12662: ( 12620: ( 12571: ( 12515: ( 12460:overall 12414: ( 12367: ( 12329: ( 12291: ( 12253: ( 12215: ( 12177: ( 12139: ( 12097: ( 12059: ( 11999: ( 11933: ( 11895: ( 11854: ( 11816: ( 11778: ( 11736: ( 11694: ( 11648: ( 11598: ( 11557: ( 11519: ( 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