CTVA US Comedy - "Petticoat Junction" (Filmways/CBS) Season 4 (1966-67)

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Starring Bea Benaderet & Edgar Buchanan
Season 4 (CBS) (1966-67)
(color)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
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references:
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32 episodes
CBS Tuesdays 9:30-10:00pm ET

4.01 [109] Petticoat Junction: YOUNG LOVE
13Sep66
Sylvia Field .... Laura Bentley
Ernest Truex .... Tony Allison
Janet Waldo .... Violet
Uncle Joe starts a Free Wedding and Honeymoon Contest to
promote business for the Shady Rest hotel.

4.02 [110] Petticoat Junction: BIRDMAN OF SHADY REST
20Sep66
A young crop-dusting pilot makes a crash landing near the
Shady Rest hotel and an equally hard impact on Kate's daughters.

4.03 [111] Petticoat Junction: HOOTERVILLE, YOU'RE ALL HEART
27Sep66
Jesse White .... Henry Sharp
Steve Elliott is about to lose his crop-dusting plane unless
he can get up an overdue payment.

4.04 [112] Petticoat Junction: HE LOVES US, HE LOVES US NOT
4Oct66
Steve Elliott gets in a jam when the Bradley sisters decide
he is fair game for marriage.

4.05 [113] Petticoat Junction: THE ALL-NIGHT PARTY [SC]
11Oct66 CBS Tue
Directed By Richard Moder
Written By Dick Conway
Guest Cast:
Melinda Plowman............as Mary Jane
Tom Lester............as Ed Dawson
Sheila Bromley............as Mrs.Burris
Gail Bonney............as Mrs.Tomley
Jimmy Hawkins............as Scott
Elenora Woodruff............as Connie
Buck Buchanan............as The Boy
Synopsis:
Kate forbids Bobbie Jo to join her junior-college chums for an all-night outing on the town.

4.06 [114] Petticoat Junction: CANNONBALL, INC.
18Oct66
Virginia Sale .... Maude Blake
Hooterville residents, taking over operation of the Cannonball,
demand so many changes that the train's crew decides to quit.

4.07 [115] Petticoat Junction: KATE GROUNDS SELMA PLOUT
25Oct66
Kate tangles with Selma Plout when Selma tries to lure pilot
Steve Elliott into marriage with her daughter.

4.08 [116] Petticoat Junction: THE ALMOST ANNUAL CHARITY SHOW
1Nov66
Kate loses her regular post as producer of Hooterville's
almost-annual charity show to her conniving arch-enemy, Selma Plout.

4.09 [117] Petticoat Junction: HOW BUGGED WAS MY VALLEY?
15Nov66
Hooterville is thrown into chaos when Uncle Joe tries to
scare up some crop-dusting business for Steve Elliott.

4.10 [118] Petticoat Junction: TWENTY-FIVE YEARS TOO LATE
22Nov66
The presence of a competitor for Kate's hand motivates
storekeeper Sam Drucker to confess his long-standing secret passion for her.

4.11 [119] Petticoat Junction: THE RUNT STRIKES BACK
29Nov66
Betty Jo dumbfounds her disdainful elder sisters by landing
a date for a dance with two handsome men.

4.12 [120] Petticoat Junction: IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE VALLEY?
13Dec66
Homer Bedloe tries to stop the Cannonball when he finds that
the train's schedule has been altered for medical purposes.

4.13 [121] Petticoat Junction: THE SANTA CLAUS SPECIAL (Christmas Episode)
20Dec66
Scrooge-like Homer Bedloe derails Kate's plan for Christmas Eve
caroling and gift distributing aboard the Hooterville Cannonball.

4.14 [122] Petticoat Junction: MY DAUGHTER, THE SECRETARY
27Dec66
Kate's perennial foe Selma Plout schemes to cheat Kate's
daughter, Billie Jo, out of a weekend in "Excitement City."

4.15 [123] Petticoat Junction: THE RISE AND FALL OF A TYCOON
3Jan67
The Cannonball service creaks to a halt when Uncle Joe becomes
general manager of the Hooterville Railroad.

4.16 [124] Petticoat Junction: HIS HIGHNESS, THE DOG
17Jan67
The Shady Rest hotel is beset by dog problems when Uncle Joe
tries to make a quick buck as a dog-sitter.

4.17 [125] Petticoat Junction: GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!
24Jan67
Jealousy permeates the Shady Rest hotel when the Bradley girls
invite each other's boyfriends to the Turnabout Dance.

4.18 [126] Petticoat Junction: TEMPERANCE! TEMPERANCE!
31Jan67
John Hoyt .... Jeremiah Priddy
Kate sells the virtues of human kindness to a touring
temperance lecturer who is neglecting his small son.

4.19 [127] Petticoat Junction: A STAR IS BORN?
7Feb67
Peter Leeds .... Syd Sparks
Residents of the Shady Rest hotel are thrown into turmoil
when a talent contest is held in Hooterville.

4.20 [128] Petticoat Junction: SHOPLIFTER AT THE SHADY REST
14Feb67
Ben Lessy .... Eustace Pockle
Alice Nunn .... Mrs. Benson
Olan Soule .... Mr. Benson
The Shady Rest hotel becomes a temporary jail when the sheriff
closes the county prison and goes on vacation.

4.21 [129] Petticoat Junction: DON'T CALL US
21Feb67
Frank Nelson .... Mr. Austin
Billie Jo lands her first professional singing engagement,
one night at the Flamingo Room in the Springdale Hotel.

4.22 [130] Petticoat Junction: HEY, LOOK ME OVER!
28Feb67
Billie Jo becomes jealous of her sweetheart, aviator Steve
Elliott, and her youngest sister, Betty Jo.

4.23 [131] Petticoat Junction: THAT'S MAX...??
7Mar67
Billie Jo is stunned when Steve Elliott all but announces that
he is about to marry a former girlfriend.

4.24 [132] Petticoat Junction: THE FISHING DERBY
14Mar67
To boost business at the Shady Rest, Uncle Joe and Sam Drucker
promote a fishing contest--but delay paying for the prize merchandise.

4.25 [133] Petticoat Junction: KATE'S BIG DEAL
21Mar67
Kate's daughters are first for, then against, their mother's
plan to sell the Shady Rest hotel.

4.26 [134] Petticoat Junction: AUTHOR! AUTHOR!
28Mar67
Kate becomes worried when Bobbie Jo begins associating with a
strange group of friends after winning a poetry award.

4.27 [135] Petticoat Junction: STEVE'S OL' BUDDY
4Apr67
The arrival of an old Air Force buddy endangers Steve Elliott's
status with the Bradley sisters.

4.28 [136] Petticoat Junction: THAT WAS THE NIGHT THAT WAS
11Apr67
Frank De Vol .... Dr. Newton
Kate's Shady Rest hotel is patronized by a guest who gives
every indication of being from outer space.

4.29 [137] Petticoat Junction: THE ETERNAL RECTANGLE
18Apr67
Bobbie Jo and Betty Jo compete for the favor of Steve Elliott,
heretofore the boyfriend of their sister, Billie Jo.

4.30 [138] Petticoat Junction: KATE'S COUSIN MAE
25Apr67
Shirley Mitchell .... Cousin Mae
The arrival of Kate's Cousin Mae brings both romance and dissension to Hooterville.

4.31 [139] Petticoat Junction: A HOUSE DIVIDED
2May67
Jackie Joseph .... Housewife
Sarah Selby .... Wilma Tuttle
It's the males vs. the females when an increase in population
requires the election of a new county supervisor.

4.32 [140] Petticoat Junction: GO AWAY, FAT
9May67
Shirley Mitchell .... Cousin Mae
The Shady Rest hotel becomes a "diet farm" when Cousin Mae
brings in an overweight girl and starts a weight reduction program.

  
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