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Beverly Hillbillies (1962-71)
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Green Acres
Episode Guide - September 2004
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GREEN ACRES
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Filmways Television production
for
CBS (Wednesdays 9:00 pm EST)(seasons 1-3, 1965-68)
CBS (Wednesdays 9:30 pm EST)(season 4, 1968-69)
CBS (Saturdays 9:00pm Est)(season 5, 1969-70)
CBS (Tuesdays 8:00pm EST)(season 6, 1970-71)
Produced by Paul Henning
Ccreated by Jay Sommers
US comedy series 1965-71 170 episodes x 30 min color
(6 seasons)
starring
Eddie Albert as Oliver Wendell
Douglas
Eva Gabor as Lisa Douglas
co-starring
Pat Buttram as Mr. Haney (1965-1971)
Tom Lester as Eb Dawson (1965-1971)
Alvy Moore as Hank Kimball (1965-1971)
Hank Patterson as Fred Ziffel (1965-1971)
Barbara Pepper as Dris Ziffel (1965-1969)
Fran Ryan as Dris Ziffel (1969-1970)
Frank Cady as Sam Drucker (1965-1971)
Kay E. Kuter as Newt Kiley (1965-1970)
Sid Melton as Alf Monroe (1966-1969)
Mary Grace Canfield as Ralph Monroe (1966-1971)
Judy McConnell as Darlene Wheeler (1970-1971)
Premise:
A city lawyer moves his luxury-loving wife out to a farm.
A sort of 'Beverly Hillbillies' in reverse.
One of two spin-off series from
'The Beverly Hillbillies' 1962-71 274 episodes
starring Buddy Ebsen
The other spin-off was
'Petticoat Junction' 1963-70 220 episodes
starring Bea Benaderet and Edgar Buchanan
"Green Acres" theme
by Vic Mizzy
Green acres is the place for me.
Farm livin’ is the life for me. Land spreadin’ out so far and wide Keep
Manhattan, just give me that countryside.
New York is where I’d rather stay. I get allergic smelling hay.
I just adore a penthouse view.
Dah-ling I love you but give me Park Avenue.
The chores.
The stores.
Fresh air.
Times Square
You are my wife
Good bye, city life.
Green Acres we are there.
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CBS Wednesdays 9:00 pm EST
32 Episodes
1. Oliver Buys A Farm (1965.09.15)
John Daly ..................... Narrator
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Willis Bouchey ................ Mr. Felton
Jackie J. Jones ............... Young Oliver
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Rufe Davis .................... Floyd Smoot
Oliver Wendell Douglas, a big city lawyer who longs for a farm, buys a
spread near Hooterville.
2. Lisa's First Day on the Farm (1965.09.22)
Lyle Talbot ................... Mr. Bennett
Iris Adrian ................... Mrs. Bennett
Chet Stratton ................. Mr. Peters
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Bea Benaderet ................. Kate Bradley
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Smiley Burnette ............... Charley Pratt
Rufe Davis .................... Floyd Smoot
Oliver brings his wife Lisa to their new home, a ramshackle farm near
Hooterville.
3. The Decorator (1965.09.29)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Robert Jellison ............... Roland Wilson
Marjorie Garretson ............ Maid
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Bea Benaderet ................. Kate Bradley
Lori Saunders ................. Bobbie Jo Bradley
Rufe Davis .................... Floyd Smoot
Oliver and Lisa call in a decorator to begin a major overhaul of their
dilapidated farm.
4. The Best Laid Plans (1965.10.06)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Gavin Gordon .................. Roland Weatherby
Guy Wilkerson ................. Ben
The Hooterville rumor mill has it that Lisa packed up and left Oliver.
Actually, she went back to New York to close up their penthouse apartment.
5. My Husband, The Rooster Renter (1965.10.13)
Phil Gordon ................... Carl Flint
John Harmon ................... Jack Parker
Sid Melton .................... Ed Ferguson, the Plumber
Oliver calls in a roofer, a plumber and an agricultural expert. All of
them give the same appraisal of his farm: a disaster.
6. Furniture, Furniture, Who's Got the Furniture? (1965.10.20)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Peter Leeds ................... Moving man
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Smiley Burnette ............... Charley Pratt
Rufe Davis .................... Floyd Smoot
The Douglases are awaiting the arrival of their furniture. When it is
accidentally delivered to Mr. Haney, he tries to sell them their own
possessions.
7. Neighborliness (1965.10.27)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Gail Bonney ................... Mrs. Miller
Barbara Pepper ................ Mrs. Ziffel
Jeffrey Hutten ................ Child
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Tom Fadden .................... Ben Miller
It's plowing time and Oliver runs into trouble with equipment bought
from Mr. Haney. The neighbors come to the rescue and plow the field in
time for planting.
8. Lisa the Helpmate (1965.11.03)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Parley Baer ................... Mr. Webster
Jack Bannon ................... Student
Terry Phillips ................ Duke
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Bea Benaderet ................. Kate Bradley
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
When Oliver sends a sample of his soil to the State Scientific College,
a report comes back that his farm contains ingredients never before found
in soil.
9. You Can't Plug in A 2 with A 6 (1965.11.10)
Tom Fadden .................... Ben Miller
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Relying on statistics provided by the Department of Agriculture, Oliver
plants wheat. His neighbors, using Mrs. Ziffel's lumbago to predict a crop,
plant corn.
10. Don't Call Us, We'll Call You (1965.11.17)
Jerry Hausner ................. Ed Ferguson
William Neff .................. Mr. Wilson
Barbara Drew .................. Secretary
Roland Winters ................ Judson Carter Felton
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Rufe Davis .................... Floyd Smoot
Oliver finally has a phone installed, but the Hooterville Phone Company
installs it directly outside his bedroom window--on top of the telephone
pole.
11. Parity Begins at Home (1965.11.24)
Howard Wendell ................ Bennington
Sam Edwards ................... Wally Wilkins
Henry Scott ................... Riley
Tom Fadden .................... Ben Miller
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Walter Baldwin ................ Grandpappy Miller
Jesse White ................... George Jenkins
Oliver plants his entire 160 acres with wheat, only to hear from the
Conservation of Stabilization Committee (a local farm organization) that
he is not allowed to do so.
12. Lisa has a Calf (1965.12.08)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Stanley Farrar ................ Dr. Fillmore
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Bea Benaderet ................. Kate Bradley
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
The cow Oliver bought from Mr. Haney is pregnant. Eb is afraid that if
Mr. Haney finds out, he will claim that the calf belongs to him.
13. The Wedding Anniversary (1965.12.15)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Dave Willock .................. Bennington
Vinton Hayworth ............... Dr. Faber
Harold Ayer ................... Sheriff
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Bea Benaderet ................. Kate Bradley
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
It's the Douglases' wedding anniversary. Oliver remembers the date but
cannot recall the exact number of years he and Lisa have been married.
14. What Happened in Scranton? (1965.12.22)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Elvia Allman .................. Cora Watson
Guy Wilkerson ................. Lud Watson
Kay Wells ..................... Sadie Prentiss
Daniel White .................. Man
James Millhollin .............. Claude
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Smiley Burnette ............... Charley Pratt
Rufe Davis .................... Floyd Smoot
Lisa decides to bring a little culture and charm to Hooterville by means
of a beauty parlor.
15. How to Enlarge a Bedroom (1965.12.29)
Norman Leavitt ................ Telephone man
After persistent pleas from Lisa, Oliver agrees to have the bedroom
enlarged.
16. Give Me Land, Lots of Land (1966.01.05)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Guy Wilkerson ................. Lud Watson
Oliver buys 140 acres of land adjoining his property, excluding the
farmhouse on it. Lisa misunderstands and thinks the farmhouse is their
new home.
17. I Didn't Raise My Husband to be a Fireman (1966.01.19)
from
'Petticoat Junction'
Bea Benaderet ................. Kate Bradley
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Oliver discovers the only requirement to join the Hooterville Valley Fire
Department is that he must play a musical instrument.
18. Lisa Bakes a Cake (1966.01.26)
Hal Smith ..................... Harry Bleedwell
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Smiley Burnette ............... Charley Pratt
Rufe Davis .................... Floyd Smoot
Oliver is annoyed when Lisa puts a listing in the new phone book:
"Oliver Douglas, Attorney at Law." Unfortunately, nobody calls for
his services.
19. Sprained Ankle, Country Style (1966.02.02)
Regis Toomey .................. Doc Stuart
Donald Curtis ................. Curly Robins
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Lori Saunders ................. Bobbie Jo Bradley
Oliver falls through the roof and sprains his ankle while putting up
a TV antenna.
20. The Price of Apples (1966.02.09)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Jack Bannon ................... Officer
Vince Barnett ................. Gus
Oliver's apple crop is ready to be harvested, and he decides to market
them himself.
21. What's in a Name (1966.02.16)
Howard Smith .................. Judge Murdock
Richard Hale .................. Carl Hinkley
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
21- What's in a Name?
Ralph, the lady carpenter, becomes enamored of Mr. Kimball, the county
agent. However, he refuses to go out with a girl named Ralph.
22. The Day of Decision (1966.02.23)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Smiley Burnette ............... Charley Pratt
Rufe Davis .................... Floyd Smoot
Lisa must decide whether she and Oliver will remain on the farm or
go back to New York.
23. A Pig in a Poke (1966.03.09)
Emory Parnell ................. Sheriff Blake
Terry Phillips ................ Bellboy
Harry (Dean) Stanton .......... Mr. Smead
23- A Pig in a Poke
Oliver and Lisa leave for New York to attend a reunion of the Harvard
Alumni. They are unaware that the Ziffels' pig, Arnold, is a stowaway
in the trunk of their car.
24. The Deputy (1966.03.16)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Joe Conley .................... Policeman
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Sam Drucker is leaving on vacation, and talks Oliver into assuming his
duties as deputy sheriff.
25. Double Drick (1966.03.23)
Dave Willock .................. Larry Lawlor
Jonathan Hole ................. Mr. Powers
Bill McLean ................... Lineman
26- Double Drick
Oliver's generator breaks down and he decides it's finally time for
the electric company to run power lines into his house.
26. The Ballad of Molly Turgiss (1966.04.06)
Renie Riano ................... Molly Turgiss
There is a local superstition in Hooterville concerning an old hag
named Molly Turgiss, who died twenty years before the Douglases came
to town.
27. Never Look a Gift Tractor in the Mouth (1966.04.27)
Stuart Erwin .................. Mr. Johnson
It's a few days before Oliver's birthday, and Lisa goes out and buys
the biggest and fanciest tractor she can find.
28. Send a Boy to College (1966.05.04)
(no guest cast details)
Oliver discovers that Eb has a way with sick animals and offers to
put him through college. Eb is rejected because he never graduated
from high school.
29. Horse? What Horse? (1966.05.11)
Jerry Hausner ................. Mr. Sanders
George Chandler ............... Doc Stuart
29- Horse? What Horse?
A horse follows Oliver home, but every time he tries to show it to
his wife, the horse disappears. Lisa assumes that her husband is
imagining things.
30. The Rains came (1966.05.18)
J. Pat O'Malley ............... Diller Fangworth
Howard Smith .................. Judge Clemens
Ray Kellogg ................... Bailiff
Robert Strauss ................ Indian
Mr. Haney sues Oliver for non-payment of a vital contract.
31. Culture (1966.05.25)
Virginia Sale ................. Selma Plout
Buddy Foster .................. Emory Duckin
Tony Fraser ................... Horace Milford
Reginald Gardiner ............. Sir Geoffrey
The Every-Other-Wednesday-Afternoon-Discussion-Club decides that
Hooterville needs a little "culture."
32. Uncle Ollie (1966.06.01)
Don Edmonds ................... Chuck
Marshall Bradford ............. Judge
Jack Perkins .................. Officer
Oliver's nephew arrives for a visit, and Oliver is shaken up when
the boy turns out to be a beatnik.
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############# season 2 1966-67 ###############
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CBS Wednesdays 9:00 pm EST
30 episodes
2.01 33. Wings Over Hooterville (1966.09.14)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Walter Baldwin ................ Grandpappy Miller
John "Red" Fox ................ Sergeant
Walter Alzmann ................ 1st Tanker
Eric Forst .................... 2nd Tanker
Oscar Beregi .................. Janos
33- Wings Over Hooterville
The dreaded "Bing Bug" invades Hooterville's corn crop.
2.02 34. Water, Water Everywhere (1966.09.21)
Percy Helton .................. Willie
Kay St.Germain ................ Sadie Prentiss
Mr. Haney has a new well dug on his farm, and it drains off all
the water from Oliver and Lisa's farm.
2.03 35. I Didn't Raise My Pig to be a Soldier (1966.09.28)
Ray Teal ...................... Mr. Grimes
Tom D'Andrea .................. Sergeant
John Stephenson ............... Man #1
James Seay .................... Man #2
Lester Dorr ................... Mr. Collins
Oliver and Lisa agree to "pig sit" Arnold while the Ziffels enjoy
a second honeymoon.
2.04 36. How to See South America by Bus (1966.10.05)
Kay St.Germain ................ Sadie Prentiss
Diane Foster .................. Amy Collins
Lisa misinterprets Oliver's interest in a lady farmer, and sets
out to break up what she thinks is a "budding romance."
2.05 37. The Ugly Duckling (1966.10.19)
Dave Willock .................. Tom Blackwell
Robert Foulk .................. Mr. Trendell
Lisa sends Oliver out to sleep in the barn while Ralph, the lady carpenter,
moves in with her for a two-day beauty treatment.
2.06 38. One of Our Assemblymen is Missing (1966.10.26)
Raymond Kark .................. Frank Finney
Mary Treen .................... Telephone operator
Jan Arvan ..................... Governor's secretary
Paula Morgan .................. Miss Hawkney
Roy Roberts ................... Governor
Oliver receives a tax bill for $12.03 from the State Farm Unattached
Duty Tax Bureau.
2.07 39. The Good Old Days (1966.11.02)
Pat Buttram ................... Prentiss the Preacher
Tom Lester .................... Gus, Jr.
Lorraine Bendix ............... Greta
Peter Whitney ................. Olaf Simpson
To improve Lisa's understanding of the role of a "farm wife," Oliver
tells her the story of a pioneer couple.
2.08 40. Eb Discovers the Birds and the Bees (1966.11.09)
Maurice Marsac ................ Headwaiter
Joyce Nizzari ................. Cigarette girl
Romo Vincent .................. Waiter
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Linda Kaye .................... Betty Jo
Lori Saunders ................. Bobbie Jo
Oliver takes the place of Eb's father when he explains the romantic
facts of life to the hired hand.
2.09 41. The Hooterville Image (1966.11.16)
from
'Petticoat Junction'
Smiley Burnette ............... Charley Pratt
Rufe Davis .................... Floyd Smoot
The farmers of Hooterville Valley fear that Oliver is ruining their
image by continuing to wear a suit and tie when he does his chores.
2.10 42. You Ought to be in Pictures (1966.11.23)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Robert Foulk .................. Roy Trendell
Byron Foulger ................. Mr. Melvin
Bernie Kopell ................. James Stuart
The Chamber of Commerce votes to invite a Hollywood picture company
to film a movie in the Hooterville Valley.
2.11 43. A Home isn't Built in a Day (1966.11.30)
Mike Wagner ................... Eli Boone
Richard Erdman ................ Dillwell Pinkley
Lisa threatens to leave Oliver unless he completely renovates their
farmhouse.
2.12 44. A Square is not Round (1966.12.14)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
James Westfield ............... Mr. Moody
A chicken mystery develops on the Douglas farm when Lisa reveals
that one of the hens is laying square eggs.
2.13 45. An Old-Fashioned Christmas (1966.12.21)
Vince Barnett ................. Harry
Oliver is determined to have an old-fashioned Christmas, which
includes decorating his own tree.
2.14 46. Never Trust a Little Old Lady (1966.12.28)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Jack Bailey ................... Announcer
from
'Petticoat Junction'
Smiley Burnette ............... Charley Pratt
Rufe Davis .................... Floyd Smoot
2.15 47. School Days (1967.01.04)
George Ives ................... Principal
Sarah Selby ................... Mrs. Hockmeister
Walter Edmiston ............... Mr. Dillman
Charles Briles ................ Boy #1
Ethelinn Block ................ Girl
Dennis Pepper ................. Boy #2
Dave Willock .................. Tom Blackwell
Oliver enrolls Lisa at the Hooterville High School to learn the art of
homemaking.
2.16 48. His Honor (1967.01.11)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Robert Foulk .................. Roy Trendell
Grandon Rhodes ................ Judge Crandell
Stanley Farrar ................ Judge Wilkins
Bobs Watson ................... Bellboy
Hoke Howell ................... Officer
When the Hooterville City Council selects Oliver to judge the apple
competition at the annual fair, he gets the idea that he's been
appointed to the circuit court.
2.17 49. It's So Peaceful in the Country (1967.01.18)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Vinton Hayworth ............... Dr. Faber
Herman Rudin .................. Medicine Man
J. Carrol Naish ............... Chief Yellow Horse
Oliver and Lisa invite Oliver's mother to visit them on the farm for
a much-needed rest.
2.18 50. Exodus to Bleedwell (1967.01.25)
Les Brown, Jr. ................ Sergeant #1
Garrison True ................. Sergeant #2
Herbert Rudley ................ General Sloat
Damian O'Flynn ................ Mr. Travis
Robert Foulk .................. Roy Trendell
A rival town threatens to lure away the citizens of Hooterville Valley
with an offer of lucrative defense jobs.
2.19 51. It's Human to be Humane (1967.02.01)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Robert Foulk .................. Roy Trendell
Lisa becomes the Humane Officer in Hooterville and turns the Douglas
farmhouse into an animal shelter.
2.20 52. Never Take Your Wife to a Convention (1967.02.08)
Jesse White ................... Charlie
Barbara Nichols ............... Wanda
George Neise .................. Clerk
Murray Alper .................. Louie
Ralph Neff .................... McDougal
Phil Gordon ................... Bellboy
Oliver and Lisa attend a farm convention in the city where they meet
a not-so-ex-gangster and his wife.
2.21 53. The Computer Age (1967.02.15)
Francis De Sales .............. Mr. Blisswell
Ingeborg Kjeldsen ............. Mrs. Blisswell
Jay Douglas ................... George
In planning the most efficient way to run a farm, Oliver champions
the cause of computers.
2.22 54. Never Start Talking Unless Your Voice Comes Out (1967.02.22)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
An official-looking letter from Washington comes to Oliver, and his
secretive behavior leads his neighbors to speculate as to its content.
2.23 55. The Beverly Hillbillies (1967.03.01)
Harry Antrim .................. Doc Wilson
Hooterville gives its impression of "The Beverly Hillbillies" in
a special charity show featuring Lisa as "Granny," Oliver as
"Jethro," and Mr. Kimball as "Jed Clampett."
2.24 56. Lisa's Vegetable Garden (1967.03.08)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Lisa decides to plant her own vegetables and become a real farmer.
2.25 57. The Saucer Season (1967.03.15)
Bob Hastings .................. Lt. Bennett
Daniel White .................. Man
Buddy Foster .................. Boy
When Eb claims he saw a flying saucer and little green men, the
Douglas farm becomes an object of interest for curiosity seekers
and the Air Force.
2.26 58. Getting Even with Haney (1967.03.22)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Grandon Rhodes ................ Judge Jones
Louise Lorimer ................ Lady Judge
Nolan Leary ................... Judge Smith
James Kline ................... Baliff
Edward Schaff ................. Attorney
Oliver has his "day in court" with Mr. Haney, as he represents the
Ziffels in a damage suit.
2.27 59. Kimball Gets Fired (1967.03.29)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Parley Baer ................... Mr. Treffinger
John "Red" Fox ................ Sign painter
Ted Stanhope .................. Conductor
Dave Ketchum .................. Harvey Schmidlapp
Oliver and Lisa have a romantic crisis on their hands when Mr. Kimball
is replaced as the County Agent by a new member of the Agricultural
Department.
2.28 60. The Vulgar Ring Story (1967.04.12)
Doris Packer .................. Mother
Walter Woolf King ............. Father
Oscar Beregi .................. Bela
Lisa reveals the fascinating story of why women in her family had
to marry American men every fourth generation.
2.29 61. Who's Lisa? (1967.04.19)
Arthur Peterson ............... Doc Stuart
Stanley Farrar ................ Doctor
Phil Gordon ................... Announcer
When Lisa gets a blow on the head and suffers a mysterious lapse of
memory, Oliver finds himself living with a total stranger.
2.30 [62] Music to Milk by (1967.04.26)
Charles Thompson .............. Dr. Wilson
Jack Wagner ................... Sam Dennis
Oliver buys Eb a radio for his birthday.
############### Green Acres ##################
############# season 3 1967-68 ###############
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CBS Wednesdays 9:00 pm EST
30 episodes
3.01 [63] The Man for the Job (1967.09.06)
Sam Edwards ................... Wally Dunbar
Vinton Hayworth ............... Dr. Faber
Guy Raymond ................... Grover Simpson
J. Pat O'Malley ............... Dooly Watkins
from
'Petticoat Junction'
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Rufe Davis .................... Floyd Smoot
The Committee to Select a New State Senator considers Oliver Douglas for the
job.
3.02 64. Lisa's Jam Session (1967.09.13)
Oliver decides it would be a great idea for Lisa to make her own
jam preserves.
3.03 65. Love Comes to Arnold Ziffel (1967.09.20)
An unlikely but hilarious love affair between Arnold the pig and Cynthia
the basset hound captivates the residents of Hooterville.
3.04 66. Oliver vs. The Phone Company (1/4) (1967.09.27)
(start of 4 part story)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Robert Foulk .................. Roy Trendell
Hal Smith ..................... Carl Bevins
Stephen Coit .................. Woody Shankel
Oliver starts a feud with the Hooterville Phone Company and launches
a campaign to recall its management.
3.05 67. Oliver Takes Over the Phone Company (2/4) (1967.10.04)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Robert Foulk .................. Roy Trendell
Dave Willock .................. Mr. McGurney
Jonathan Hole ................. Announcer
3.06 68- Oliver Takes Over the Phone Company (Part 2)
Mr. Trendell turns over the keys of the Hooterville Phone Company
to Oliver Douglas.
3.07 68. A Kind Word for the President (Part 4) (check order?) (1967.10.11)
Robert Foulk .................. Roy Trendell
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Merie Earle ................... Sarah
Oliver sets out to accomplish two changes at the Hooterville Phone
Company, now that he's president.
3.08 69. Don't Count Your Tomatoes Before They're Picked (Part 3) (check order?)
(1967.10.18)
Guy Raymond ................... Farmhand
June Foray .................... Carmelita
Oliver sets out to harvest his tomato crops.
3.09 70. Eb Elopes (1967.10.25)
Guy Raymond ................... Walter
Frank Kreig ................... Man
Tobie Dulien .................. Gladys
Oliver and Lisa wake up one morning to find that their handyman
has eloped.
3.10 71. The Thing (1967.11.01)
George Ives ................... Mr. Bennett
DoDo Denny .................... Girl
Oliver stops paying storage rates for an item that neither he
nor Lisa can remember owning, and the unknown item is shipped to
the farm.
3.11 72. Das Lumpen (1967.11.08)
John Alderson ................. Corporal
George Neise .................. Buddy Atkinson
Louis Mercier ................. Waiter
Gordon Jump ................... Mr. Clark
Murray Alper .................. Bartender
Phil Gordon ................... Page boy
Lisa tells another war story--this one details how she saved
Oliver from the Nazis during World War II and started their
romance.
3.12 73. Won't You Come Home, Arnold Ziffel? (1967.11.15)
Jonathan Hole ................. Mr. Fortney
Shirley Mitchell .............. Nurse
Ted de Corsia ................. Mr. Grimes
Irwin Charone ................. Manager
The residents of Hooterville are in an uproar when Arnold Ziffel
the pig is missing.
3.13 74. Jealously, English Style (1967.11.22)
Patrick Horgan ................ Tony Ashley
Oliver informs Lisa that he plans to attend a farm symposium
without her.
3.14 75. Haney's New Image (1967.11.29)
Hal Riddle .................... Mr. Farley
When Mr. Haney finds out first that the Douglas farm is the
possible site for an interchange for a proposed new highway, he
offers to buy back the farm.
3.15 76. Alf and Ralph Break Up (1967.12.13)
(no guest cast details)
Ralph, the lady carpenter, runs away from home and stays with
the Douglases after having a fight with her brother, Alf.
3.16 77. No Trespassing (1967.12.20)
Percy Helton .................. Ira HAtch
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Vinton Hayworth ............... Dr. Faber
Oliver shows symptoms of overwork, so Lisa talks him into going
on a picnic.
3.17 78. Eb Returns (1967.12.27)
Maggie Peterson ............... Cynthia Appleby
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
The Douglases' handyman returns home from his honeymoon and
reveals that he did not get married.
3.18 79. Not Guilty (1968.01.03)
Robert Hastings ............... Jack Webster
Tom D'Andrea .................. Bailiff
John Harmon ................... Judge Perkins
Damian O'Flynn ................ Treasury man
Eb is accused of taking $300 from Sam Drucker's safe when he
shows up with a new car (which just happens to cost $300).
3.19 80. Home is Where You Run Away From (1968.01.10)
Gary Dubin .................... Gilbert Henshaw
Russ Bender ................... Sheriff
Merie Earle ................... Sarah
Kerry Maclane ................. Little boy
A mysterious young boy shows up at the Douglas farm and claims
to be from another world.
3.20 81. How to Succeed in Television Without Really Trying (1968.01.24)
Christopher Shea .............. Dilly Watkins
Tom Browne Henry .............. Mr. Malone
Lisa invests $28 in a 10-year-old's "Electronic Company"; to
show his gratitude, the young wizard "electronificates" the
Douglas' farm.
3.21 82. Arnold, Boy Hero (1968.01.31)
Harry Harvey, Sr. ............. Mr. Guerney
Henry Corden .................. Barney
Lewis Charles ................. Clyde
Bill Zuckert .................. Sheriff
Lisa and Oliver are taken hostage by two bank robbers who hide
out in their farmhouse.
3.22 83. Flight to Nowhere (1968.02.07)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Stephen Roberts ............... Mr. Tepple
Kay St.Germain ................ Sadie Prentiss
John Hubbard .................. Mr. Carter
Ed Prentiss ................... Harvey Wilson
Damian O'Flynn ................ Charles Clyde
Dennis Fimple ................. Man
As part of an agricultural exchange program, Oliver and other
Hooterville farmers are offered a chance to join a chartered
government flight to Europe.
3.23 84. My Mother, The Countess (1968.02.14)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Robert Foulk .................. Roy Trendell
Ezelle Poule .................. Woman
Cherie Ames ................... Girl #1
Emma Tyson .................... Girl #2
Martine Frazier ............... Girl #3
Jaimie Rose ................... Girl #4
Carolyn McMickle .............. Girl #5
Lisa reveals that her mother, the Countess, is going to pay a visit to
Green Acres.
3.24 85. The Spring Festival (1968.02.21)
(no guest cast details)
Spring fever sets in at Green Acres when Lisa sets out to produce
a spring festival celebration.
86. Our Son, The Barber (1968.02.28)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
J. Pat O'Malley ............... Windy Hinkle
Eb decides on a career as a barber and talks Oliver into putting
him through a do-it-yourself mail-order barber college.
3.25 87. Oliver's Jaded Past (1968.03.06)
Shirley Mitchell .............. Wanda Markham
George Ives ................... Manager
Lou Krugman ................... Maitre d'
Louis Quinn ................... Waiter
Victoria Carroll .............. Susie
Phil Gordon ................... Man
Roland Winters ................ Judson Felton
Lisa reminds Oliver that he promised her a New York vacation if
she stayed with him on the farm for two years.
3.26 88. The Hungarian Curse (1968.03.13)
Wolfe Barzell ................. Lazlo
A fellow Hungarian, Lazlo Broslav, visits Lisa and becomes an
unwanted houseguest. It is revealed that Lazlo once saved the
life of Lisa's uncle, and now her family must repay the debt.
3.27 89. The Rutabaga Story (1968.03.20)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Robert Foulk .................. Roy Trendell
Foster Brooks ................. Major
Clark Howat ................... Man
Oliver decides that all Hooterville farmers should plant
rutabagas as their primary cash crop, and initiates a publicity
campaign to make America more "rutabaga conscious."
3.28 90. Instant Family (1968.03.27)
Shirley Mitchell .............. Nurse
Dennis Pepper ................. Intern
Ann Barton .................... Mrs. Mullen
Pamelyn Ferdin ................ Molly
Bobby Riha .................... Bruce
Gary Dubin .................... Kenny
Tony Fraser ................... Terry
Chris Hudley .................. Eric
Drew Forrest .................. John
Christopher Shea .............. Clarence
When an expectant mother goes into labor, Oliver takes her to
the hospital, and Lisa takes her seven other children to live
with the Douglases until she recovers.
3.29 91. A Star Named Arnold is Born (Part 1/2) (1968.04.03)
Patience Cleveland ............ Miss Hanson
Trudi Ames .................... High school girl
Oscar Beregi .................. Boris Fedor
Arnold the pig appears in a play at the Hooterville Theater.
Lisa arranges for an old friend to give him a chance in show
business.
3.30 92. A Star Named Arnold is Born (Part 2/2) (1968.04.10)
Patience Cleveland ............ Miss Hanson
Peter Leeds ................... Ted Sweitzer
Jonathan Hole ................. Clerk
Phil Gordon ................... Assistant director
Oscar Beregi .................. Boris Fedor
Oliver and Lisa chaperone Arnold's trip to Hollywood, where he
lands a starring role in a motion picture.
############### Green Acres ##################
############# season 4 1968-69 ###############
##############################################
CBS Wednesdays 9:30 pm EST
26 episodes
4.01 [93] Guess Who's not Going to the Luau? (1968.09.25)
Craig Huebing ................. Mr. Robertson
Parley Baer ................... Mr. Peterson
Jack Wagner ................... Announcer
Hank Worden ................... Farmer
Leslie McRae .................. Hula girl
Lisa and Oliver and most of their Hooterville friends enter a
contest that promises the winners a free trip to Hawaii.
4.02 [94] The Rummage Sale (1968.10.02)
Charles Lane .................. Mr. Wilson
Tom D'Andrea .................. Plumber
Ronald Long ................... Foster
Barbara Morrison .............. Mrs. Wilson
Fabian Dean ................... Painter
Allison McKay ................. Plumber's wife
John Lawrence ................. Moving man #1
Ila Britton ................... Girl
Phil Gordon ................... Guest
John Van Dreelen .............. Dount Freidmeister
When Oliver and Lisa start looking for items in their wardrobe
to donate to the rummage sale, they take a nostalgic look at the
past.
4.03 [95] Hail to the Fire Chief (1968.10.16)
from
'Petticoat Junction'
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Uncle Joe Carson is trying to raise funds to send the fire chief
to the Annual Convention of Fire Chiefs, in Miami, Florida.
4.04 [96] Eb's Romance (1968.10.23)
John Qualen ................... Mr. Appleby
William Keene ................. Mr. Claxon
Melody Patterson .............. Lorelei Appleby
Oliver is cast in the unwilling role of "father of the potential
groom" when his handyman announces unexpected marriage plans.
4.05 [97] The Candidate (1968.10.30)
Robert Foulk .................. Roy Trendell
Skip Young .................... Campaign worker
J. Pat O'Malley ............... Ben Hanks
Oliver launches an attack on Hooterville's State District
Representative, Ben Hanks, and winds up running against him for
a political office.
4.06 [98] Handy Lessons (1968.11.06)
Fredric Downs ................. Mr. Harrison
98- Handy Lessons
Lisa sets out to surprise Oliver by becoming a lady carpenter.
4.07 [99] A Husband for Eleanor (1968.11.13)
Dave Willock .................. Otis Cowan
When Eleanor, the Douglases' cow, runs out of milk, Mr. Kimball
diagnoses her ailment as a severe lack of romance.
4.08 [100] Old Mail Day (1968.11.20)
"Old Mail Day" comes to Hooterville when Sam Drucker cleans up
his general store, and delivers all the old mail he finds to
their rightful owners.
4.09 [101] The Agricultural Student (1968.11.27)
Rick Lenz ..................... Young man
Francine York ................. Terry Harper
County Agent Hank Kimball receives word that the Agricultural
Department is sending a student to observe his work.
4.10 [102] How Hooterville was Floundered (1968.12.11)
from
'Petticoat Junction'
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Oliver is the unanimous choice to organize the Centennial pageant
that celebrates the early days of the city of Hooterville.
4.11 [103] The Blue Feather (1968.12.18)
Chris Ross .................... Ken
Jim Cranna .................... Mitch
Jack Wagner ................... Announcer
103- The Blue Feather
Lisa receives a blue feather in the mail and immediately
recognizes it as a token of a powerful curse.
4.12 [104] How to Get From Hooterville to Pixley Without Moving (1968.12.25)
Jonathan Hole ................. Clerk
Jeff De Benning ............... Mr. Clement
Gordon Jump ................... Surveyor
The Douglases' farm life turns upside-down when they discover
that their farm is located in the town of Pixley instead of
friendly ol' Hooterville.
4.13 [105] The Birthday Gift (1969.01.01)
Eleanor Audley ................ Mother
Merie Earle ................... Sarah
Ketty Lester .................. Operator
104- The Birthday Gift
Lisa reveals her birthday gift list to Oliver.
4.14 [106] Everywhere A Chick Chick (1969.01.08)
Oliver decides to become a chicken rancher and buys 1,000 baby
chicks for the great experiment.
4.15 [107] The Martial Vacation (1969.01.15)
Ronald Long ................... Waiter
Damian O'Flynn ................ Desk clerk
To test whether or not "absence makes the heart grow fonder,"
Oliver sends Lisa off on a vacation by herself.
4.16 [108] A Prize in Every Package (1969.01.22)
Anthony Caruso ................ Mack
Craig Huebing ................. Mr. Bennett
Ted Fish ...................... Deputy
Albert Molinaro ............... Al
Alan Hale ..................... Sheriff
Oliver and Lisa make a startling discovery when they find some
priceless jewelry in boxes of inexpensive cereal.
4.17 [109] Law Partners (1/2)(1969.01.29)
Rick Lenz ..................... Brian Williams
A young law school graduate approaches Oliver with a proposal to
become partners in a Hooterville law practice.
4.18 [110] A Day in the Life of Oliver Wendell Holmes (2/2) (1969.02.05)
Rick Lenz ..................... Brian Williams
Bob Hastings .................. Telephone man
Vince Barnett ................. Sign painter
Sam Weston .................... Farm man
Ysabel MacCloskey ............. Woman
Lisa offers her services as secretary for Oliver's new law firm.
4.19 [111] Economy Flight to Washington (1/2) (1969.02.12)
Dave Willock .................. Ticket agent
Renie Riano ................... Stewardess
Reed Hadley ................... Pilot
George Ives ................... Hotel clerk
Foster Brooks ................. Drunk
Lennie Bremen ................. Bartender
When Oliver and Lisa go to the airport to see Mr. Kimball and Eb
off to Washington, DC, they unexpectedly wind up aboard the
airliner.
4.20 [112] Retreat from Washington (2/2)(1969.02.19)
Guy Raymond ................... Walter Holcombe
DoDo Denny .................... Operator
Fran Ryan ..................... Minne Holcombe
Robert Sampson ................ Policeman
Ketty Lester .................. Receptionist
Rick Farrow ................... Tommy
Harry Stanton ................. Secretary of agriculture
The Douglases and their friends are prepared to stay another
week in Washington, DC, while Mr. Haney continues to look after
the Douglas farm.
4.21 [113] A Hunting We Won't Go (1969.02.26)
Rick Lenz ..................... Brian Williams
Roy Roberts ................... Governor
After she befriends a beautiful doe that visits the farm, Lisa
launches an all-out drive to halt the hunting season.
4.22 [114] Oh, Promise Me (1969.03.05)
Robert Rockwell ............... Professor Rockwell
Owen Cunningham ............... Reverend Clements
Tobie Dulien .................. Kitty
When Lisa and Oliver discover an error in their marriage license,
Lisa concludes that they have never been married.
4.23 [115] Eb Uses His Ingenuity (1969.03.12)
Fran Ryan ..................... Minne Holcombe
Jean Blake .................... Mary Foster
Gaye Huston ................... Mrs. Bennett
Oliver and Lisa watch their farm become a unique assembly line
for handling babies, as Eb, their hired hand, uses his ingenuity
to raise needed cash.
4.24 [116] The Old Trunk (1969.03.19)
Henry Oliver .................. Mr. Genessee
Gordon Jump ................... Salesman #1
Phil Gordon ................... Salesman #2
John Wheeler .................. Mr. Dabney
While searching through an old trunk, Oliver and Lisa discover
evidence of a unique 19th-century romance.
4.25 [117] The Milk Maker (1969.03.26)
Percy Helton .................. Luke Needlinger
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Foster Brooks ................. Charlie Williams
Oliver and Lisa are caught in a wild series of events when an
eccentric Hooterville inventor produces the world's first
"milk-making machine."
4.26 [118] The Reincarnation of Eb (1969.04.02)
Garry Walberg ................. Deputy Sheriff
Cindy Eilbacher ............... Young girl
Joe Hernandez ................. Race announcer
When Eb is suddenly missing, Lisa's avid belief in reincarnation
leads her to believe that he's come back as a friendly dog.
############### Green Acres ##################
############# season 5 1969-70 ###############
##############################################
CBS Saturdays 9:00 pm Eastern
26 episodes
5.01 [119] Lisa's Mudder Comes For a Visit (1/2) (1969.09.27)
Jerry Fujikawa ................ Kyoto
Tom Lowell .................... TV announcer
Lilia Skala ................... Mudder
Lisa's "mudder" (mother) pays a surprise visit to the Hooterville
farm and promptly takes over as a three-week houseguest.
(continued on "Everybody Loves a Countess")
5.02 [120] Everybody Tries to Love a Countess (2/2)(1969.10.04)
Jerry Fujikawa ................ Kyoto
Lilia Skala ................... Mudder
and from
'Petticoat Junction'
Edgar Buchanan ................ Uncle Joe
Oliver loses all hopes of getting rid of his mother-in-law when Mr.
Haney and Uncle Joe Carson vie to become his father-in-law.
(continuation of "Lisa's Mudder Comes For a Visit")
(last of a 2 part story)
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5.03 [121] Where There's a Will (1/3)(1969.10.11)
Rob Noble ..................... Newscaster
Roland Winters ................ Mr. Gerber
Arnold the pig becomes the focus of attention in Hooterville
when word gets out that he might be the heir to a $20,000,000
estate.
5.04 [122] A Tale of a Tail (2/3)(1969.10.18)
William O'Connell ............. Desk clerk
Vince Barnett ................. Baggage man
Al Molinaro ................... Bellboy
Fabian Dean ................... Maintenance man
Roland Winters ................ Mr. Gerber
Oliver, Lisa and Eb travel to Chicago with Arnold the pig to
prove that he is the rightful heir to a $20,000,000 estate.
5.05 [123] You and Your Big Shrunken Head (3/3) (1969.10.25)
Dave Barry (actor) ............ Insurance man
Hank Worden ................... Man
Roland Winters ................ Mr. Gerber
When Lisa and Oliver return home with Arnold Ziffel, the
townspeople hold a warm reception in honor of Hooterville's
first "millionaire pig." (last of 3 part story)
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5.06 [124] The Road (1969.11.01)
Fran Ryan ..................... Doris Ziffel
Edwin Max ..................... Driver
Dave Willock .................. Mr. Gordon
Lyle Talbot ................... Senator Talbot
Hooterville's unpaved roads create a major dust problem that
sends Oliver and Lisa to the State Capitol to seek remedial
action.
5.07 [125] Four of Spades (1969.11.08)
Tommy Roe ..................... Talbot
Lisa turns fortune teller and predicts that a mysterious stranger
will soon enter Oliver's life.
5.08 [126] The Youth Center (1969.11.15)
Hal Smith ..................... Horace Colby
Oliver stands up in a town meeting and suggests they build a
youth center as a way to keep the young people in Hooterville.
5.09 [127] The Special Delivery Letter (1969.11.22)
Fran Ryan ..................... Doris Ziffel
Robert Nichols ................ Post office clerk
Chanin Hale ................... Post office clerk
A special delivery letter addressed to someone in the Douglas
family excites the curiosity of the entire Hooterville Valley.
5.10 [128] Oliver's Schoolgirl Crush (1969.11.29)
Rusty Hamer ................... Alfred
Jordan Rhodes ................. Dr. Livermore
Herbert Anderson .............. Mr. Wurthwaxer
Heather North ................. Kathy
Oliver accepts an invitation to address a class in the Hooterville
High School, and winds up as the object of a teenager's huge
crush.
5.11 [129] Ralph's Nuptials (1969.12.13)
Lisa is in her glory as she plans an open-air, farm-style wedding
for Hank Kimball and Ralph, the lady carpenter.
5.12 [130] Oliver and the Cornstalk (1969.12.20)
Peggy Russell ................. Agnes Cudahy
LoLo Cannon ................... Boy
Lori Loughton ................. Girl
Oliver launches a merry, mixed-up corn-planting session which
produces a stupendous crop that farmers only dream about.
5.13 [131] Beauty is Skin Deep (1969.12.27)
Fran Ryan ..................... Doris Ziffel
Chanin Hale ................... Girl
Bert Holland .................. Conductor
Lisa launches a vigorous beauty campaign when she enlists Sam
Drucker as her partner in a chic cosmetics business.
5.14 [132] The Wish-Book (1970.01.03)
Larry D. Mann ................. Sam Fogel
Hagan Beggs ................... Man
Oliver and Lisa discover an ancient mail order catalog in the
wall of their farmhouse and recognize it as a wishbook.
5.15 [133] Rest and Relaxation (1970.01.10)
Bob Cummings .................. Mort Warner
Joe Higgins ................... Sheriff
An old friend of Oliver's pays the Douglases a visit to enjoy a
little rest and relaxation.
5.16 [134] Trapped (1970.01.17)
Oliver and Lisa explore a mysterious cave under their farmhouse
--and become trapped when the entrance collapses.
5.17 [135] Bundle of Joy (1970.01.24)
Herbert Voland ................ Judd Carling
Bartlett Robinson ............. Ma Robinson
Sid Grossfeld ................. Mr. Sternweiss
Patience Cleveland ............ Janet Glassworth
Mary Alice Fox ................ Susie
Oliver says good-bye to Lisa and hurries to New York to help his
law firm in a difficult matter.
5.18 [136] The Ex-Con (1970.01.31)
Don Keefer .................... Carl Kelly
Vince Barnett ................. Waiter
Hal Baylor .................... Policeman
John Qualen ................... Willie Dunhill
Oliver makes an impassioned speech before the County Bar
Association on the virtues of hiring ex-convicts, and finds
himself with an ex-con for a hired hand.
5.19 [137] The Cow Killer (1970.02.07)
Hal Smith ..................... Horace Colby
Al Lanti ...................... Phil, the workman
Allan Melvin .................. Mr. Wheeler
Lisa mistakenly labels her husband "The Cow Killer" when Oliver
takes a drastic action to rid his farm of a cow that has been
trampling his crops.
5.20 [138] The Confrontation (1970.02.14)
Frank Ferguson ................ Harvey Jackson
Joe Higgins ................... Sheriff
Helen Kleeb ................... Mrs. Maxwell
Johnny Whitaker ............... Willie
Debit Storm ................... Martha
Richard Steele ................ Peter
Cindy Eilbacher ............... Nancy
Oliver is elected School Board President and immediately becomes
the object of a protest movement to reinstate an expelled student
--Arnold the pig.
5.21 [139] The Case of the Hooterville Refund Fraud (1970.02.28)
Kay E. Kuter .................. Newt Kiley
Hal Smith ..................... Horace Colby
Jay Jostyn .................... Harold Gilmore
Tom Lowell .................... Fred Feldinger
Robert Carson ................. Senator Hansen
Oliver unintentionally provides the motive for the residents of
Hooterville to illegally receive more than $500,000 from the
Internal Revenue Service.
5.22 [140] The Picnic (1970.03.07)
Larry D. Mann ................. Mr. Wheeler
Mona Bruns .................... Mrs. Wheeler
Maggie Peterson ............... Linda
Jane Connell .................. Clara Burton
Merie Earle ................... Old lady
Pat Cranshaw .................. Grandpa
Oliver's plans for an intimate family picnic with his wife are
ruined when the entire Hooterville Valley turns out to celebrate
the event.
5.23 [141] The Beeping Rock (1970.03.21)
Frank Ferguson ................ Doc Stuart
Jerome Cowan .................. Wilson
Johnny Whitaker ............... Dinky Watson
Arthur Peterson ............... Dr. Stoddard
The Douglas farm succumbs to a bit of "lunar madness" when a
precocious child inventor shows up to say he's been to the moon.
5.24 [142] Uncle Fedor (1970.03.28)
Jonathan Hole ................. Claxton
Len Lesser .................... Man
Jerry Hausner ................. Watkins
Leo Fuchs ..................... Uncle Fedor
Lisa's Uncle Fedor makes an unexpected appearance at the Douglas
farm and quickly involves them in an old world intrigue of spies
and counter-spies.
5.25 [143] The Wealthy Landowner (1970.04.11)
Ivor Barry .................... Chauffeur
Allison McKay ................. Sarah
Brian Dewey ................... Kid
Skye Aubrey ................... Celia
Eb shows a strong "mail pull" when he represents himself as a
wealthy landowner and advertises for a wife.
5.26 [144] Happy Birthday (1970.04.18)
Merie Earle ................... Sarah Hotchkiss
Oliver anticipates a surprise birthday party for himself--but
it's Arnold the pig who winds up with the birthday celebration.
############### Green Acres ##################
############# season 6 1970-71 ###############
############## (final season) ################
CBS Tuesdays 8:00 pm Eastern
26 episodes
6.01 [145] The City Kids (1970.09.15)
George Spell .................. George Carlson
Mitchell Sakamoto ............. Roy Takahashi
Victoria Meyerink ............. Lori Baker
Christopher Wheeler ........... John Bennet
John Wheeler .................. Melvin
Lisa and Oliver host four city children for a farm vacation as
part of a "Kids for the Country" program initiated by a friend.
6.02 [146] The Coming-out Party (1970.09.22)
Victoria Meyerink ............. Lori Baker
Lisa plans a "coming out party" for little Lori so she can meet
all the other children of Hooterville.
6.03 [147] Jealousy (1970.09.29)
Victoria Meyerink ............. Lori Baker
Pat Cranshaw .................. Old man
Elsie Baker ................... Old lady
Oliver and Lisa lavish attention on their little house guest,
Lori, and Eb decides she's taking his rightful place in their
affection.
6.04 [148] A Royal Love Story (1970.10.06)
Victoria Meyerink ............. Lori Baker
Raoul Frank ................... Pierre
Bob Frank ..................... Man
Oscar Beregi .................. Papa
Lisa tells little Lori a fanciful story of her courtship with Oliver.
6.05 [149] Oliver Goes Broke (1970.10.20)
Victoria Meyerink ............. Lori Baker
Dave Willock .................. Ticket agent
Bob Gravage ................... Man
Lisa's strange behavior leads friends and neighbors to believe
Oliver has "gone broke."
6.06 [150] The Great Mayoralty Campaign (1970.10.27)
Fran Ryan ..................... Doris Ziffel
Politics splits the Douglas family in two when Oliver and Lisa
become candidates for mayor from opposing parties.
6.07 [151] Eb's Double Trouble (1970.11.10)
Judy McConnell ................ Darlene
Robert Foulk .................. Mr. Wheeler
Kris Nelson ................... Carol Kenworthy
Oliver and Lisa are called upon to solve the love problems of Eb
and Arnold the pig.
6.08 [152] Apple-Picking Time (1970.11.17)
John Wheeler .................. Mr. Collins
Joe Higgins ................... Sheriff
Alan Baxter ................... Deputy sheriff
Oliver is faced with two crises: Lisa is learning to drive, and
his apple crop must be harvested before it spoils.
6.09 [153] Enterprising Eb (1970.11.24)
Judy McConnell ................ Darlene Wheeler
Robert Foulk .................. Mr. Wheeler
Mona Bruns .................... Mrs. Wheeler
Edwin Max ..................... Harry
Al Molinaro ................... Joe
William Bakewell .............. Man
Casey MacDonald ............... Girl
The Douglases watch in disbelief as Eb turns the farm into a
veritable dump in a feverish bid for romance.
6.10 [154] Oliver's Double (1970.12.01)
Hal Smith ..................... Motel Clerk
Robert L. Ruth ................ Deputy
Chanin Hale ................... Blanche Foster
William Sylvester ............. Lt. Olson
Oliver is suspected of x-rated rural behavior in this bizarre
episode--as his exact "double" shows up in Hooterville with a
sexy female partner in crime.
6.11 [155] The High Cost of Loving (1970.12.08)
Judy McConnell ................ Darlene
The Douglas farm becomes a stage when Eb mistakenly enrolls in a
correspondence class in acting instead of accounting.
6.12 [156] The Liberation Movement (1970.12.15)
Jonathan Hole ................. Clerk
Lisa discovers the Women's Lib Movement and decides to take over
the male chores on the farm, reducing Oliver to the role of house
-husband.
6.13 [157] Charlie, Homer, And Natasha (1970.12.22)
Bob Hastings .................. Sheriff
When Oliver refuses to take Lisa to the city for the anniversary
party of a friend, Lisa launches into a plot that leads Oliver
to believe he is in the world of little people.
6.14 [158] The Engagement Ring (1970.12.29)
Judy McConnell ................ Darlene
Robert Foulk .................. Mr. Wheeler
********** Synopsis missing *************8
6.15 [159] The Free Paint Job (1971.01.05)
Tom Lowell .................... Mr. Luster
Fabian Dean ................... Painter
Robert Nichols ................ Mr. Malone
Al Lanti ...................... Waiter
Dave Ketchum .................. Photographer
Oliver and Lisa agree to have their farmhouse painted, free of
charge, as part of a paint company's advertising campaign.
6.16 [160] Son of Drobney (1971.01.12)
Gordon Connell ................ Gorko
Albert Szabo .................. Vanyek
Vincent Van Lynn .............. German #1
Chris Anders .................. German #2
Michael P. Keenan ............. German #3
Gib Kerr ...................... German #4
Parley Baer ................... Lt. governor
Lisa entertains the son of a fellow war hero, the "fowlish" person
of Drobney, a real live duck.
6.17 [161] The Wedding Deal (1971.01.19)
Judy McConnell ................ Darlene
Robert Foulk .................. Mr. Wheeler
Jack Wagner ................... TV announcer
Jane Connell .................. Woman
Eb involves Oliver and Lisa in a "big wedding deal."
6.18 [162] Star Witness (1971.01.26)
Milton Selzer ................. Danny
Al Lewis ...................... Charlie
Hal Smith ..................... Sheriff
Arnold the pig is the key witness to a daring robbery, and just
the pig to cook the crook's bacon.
6.19 [163] The Spot Remover (1971.02.02)
George Ives ................... Mr. Wilkins
Fran Ryan ..................... Doris Ziffel
Bob Hastings .................. Sheriff
Ben Baker ..................... Bert Beamish
Lisa parlays her uncle's cabbage soup into a miracle cleaning
fluid--and immediately puts all her friends on the "spot."
6.20 [164] King Oliver I (1971.02.09)
William Sylvester ............. Governor's aide
Lyle Talbot ................... Governor
The town of Hooterville, incensed by an increased tax burden,
secedes from the state and proclaims Oliver to be
"King Oliver I."
6.21 [165] A Girl For Drobney (1971.02.16)
Drobny (male duck) ............ Drobny
The Douglases continue to entertain "web-footed royalty" in the
person of Drobney the duck. Drobney Jr. is beginning to show
signs of homesickness.
6.22 [166] The Carpenter's Ball (1971.02.23)
Myrna Hansen .................. Ingrid
Hooterville's annual Carpenter's Ball threatens the happy Douglas
home when Oliver declines to take Lisa to this mad-cap event.
6.23 [167] The Hole in the Porch (1971.03.02)
Foster Brooks ................. Farmer #1
J.P. Cranshaw ................. Farmer #2
Oliver's plans to repair his rural farmhouse fall through when
Mr. Kimball falls through the Douglases' porch and injures his
foot.
6.24 [168] Lisa The Psychologist (1971.03.09)
William Lanteau ............... Registrar
William Sylvester ............. Dr. Hoffman
Lisa and Oliver go back to college, where Lisa takes up the
improbable subject of psychology.
6.25 [169] Hawaiian Honeymoon (1971.03.16)
Pamela Franklin ............... Pamela Carter
Don Porter .................... Bob Carter
Pat Morita .................... Charlie Lee
Mary Mayumi ................... Molly
William Sylvester ............. Pilot
Dick Kay Hong ................. Richard
Donna Benz .................... Lily
Shirley Mitchell .............. Marla Grayson
John Wheeler .................. Justice of the peace
Jane Connell .................. Woman on the plane
Lisa employs her womanly wiles to maneuver Oliver into a fifth
honeymoon visit to the Moana Rexford Hotel in Hawaii.
6.26 [170] The Ex-Secretary (final episode) (1971.04.27)
Elaine Joyce .................. Carol Rush
Richard Deacon ................ Mr. Oglethorpe
Emmaline Henry ................ Lillian Grant
Cliff Norton .................. Harry Grant
Larry D. Mann ................. Laurence David
Anthony Caruso ................ Studs
Dave Morick ................... Policeman #2
Robert Munk ................... Policeman #1
Joe E. Tata ................... Bellboy
George Furth .................. Mark Allan
Oliver has difficulties with an heirloom watch and seeks the
aid of his ex-secretary to find the only jeweler in New York
capable of fixing the timepiece.
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