It was nice seeing this again, it's been awhile. Combining Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres, and Petticoat Junction was a nice treat. Merry Christmas y'all. 🎄🦌🎅☃️
Yeah, we were entertained. Kids now a days could care less about this kinda thing. They’ve got technology we never dreamed of as a kid. I can appreciate this, because I’m middle aged. Kids really can’t, because they didn’t grow up w it. Too bad. I think Christmas use to be so charming and special. Now it’s all about the best tech your family can get their hands on.
I agree. However being a bit older now some of them are just to silly for me. Mainly The Munsters , Adams Family, and the Hillbillys. Guess Ive become a grumpy old man.
This sure brings back memories. My brother and I used to watch the Beverly Hillbillies religiously...but there were only two channels to watch anyway. It was a great show. Now when I was about 6 or 7, I got to meet Ms. Jane. My older brother and I were 'riding the elevators' at a hotel we stayed at in Regina (Saskatchewan, Canada). She saw what we were doing and requested she take us to her floor...thanking us 'little bellhops' for getting her there. She was very nice.
I love those hair styles in here! 😀 Everything about these shows is so wonderful, especially the family friendly aspect, and it is really great to see all three combined into one show! A wonderful treat indeed! 🙂
For anyone not familiar with the story CBS had the top rated shows for most of the 1960s. The Andy Griffith Show, Green Acres, Petticoat Junction, Green Acres, and Gomer Pyle were all in the top 10 when CBS decided to Cancel all of them. It turns out that the head of CBS, Mr. Wm. Paley had a socialite wife who was close friends with Truman Capote, and the sister of Jacqueline Kennedy, Lee Radzwill and she was embarrassed by her husbands TV Shows so they cancelled them all. These wonderful, corny, shows that we watched with our families. I missed that America.
The published version was that, because North American values had shifted from an "unsophisticated" rural style of life, to a more "cosmopolitan" style, big money advertisers put pressure on television executives to cater to a more sophisticated urban/city audience. According to census data, by the 1960s, far more people than ever before, were living in cities rather than on farms. Much of this was due to the fact that in 1960, the U.S. Census Bureau adopted a population density threshold of at least 1,000 people per square mile for urbanized areas, and that meant that even small towns were now "cities". Advertisers wanted the general population to move away from old fashioned, mail-order catalog shopping (created originally for farmers to buy their tools & seeds), and get out to the sprawling, new concrete department stores and malls. Live like you're Marlo Thomas and Mary Tyler Moore! Actor Pat Buttram (Mr. Haney on Green Acres) referred to 1971 as "the year CBS killed everything with a tree in it"!
The rural purge at CBS got rid of all these popular shows we still watch today while nobody remembers the shows they were replaced with. This shows the “ wisdom” of corporate executives.
Yeah. Nobody remembers Mary Tyler Moore or All in the Family. They won a ton of Emmys between them, but Green Petticoat Hillbilly Junction Acres was MUCH better.🤣
didn't know irene ryan until the series learned she had a pretty long acting career prior to the series....she had to be in her 70's when the series started and by god just as wiry and energetic and funny as can be. calling Irene a'hoot' is an understatement for sure!!
Another episode that I never knew existed. Kind of a strange one, especially that song, I guess the writers were running out of material. Loved the Hooterville connection.
CBS was getting rid of shows like this in what was called "The Rural Purge" so getting all three shows in one was a very special treat because the public had never seen that before on a show. This was close to the end for all the good shows on CBS.
Great episode. Sam Drucker was on 3 shows if memory serves me. Petticoat Junction, Beverly Hillbillies and Green Acres. Hooterville the center of the universe!
Petticoat Junction was before my time, but l recently discovered it and LOVE Lori Saunders - she's lovely. Like me some Higgins, Bea Benaderet & Uncle Joe too!
Christmas in Hooterville Episode aired Dec 25, 1968 30m Irene Ryan in The Beverly Hillbillies (1962) The Clampetts return to Hooterville to celebrate Christmas. Mr. Drysdale, convinced that Mr. Clampett intends to move all of his money to Mr. Drucker's bank, drives to Hooterville to stop him.
@@MarcelLWalker Shows like this served to paper over the true reality of those times. Andy Griffith played a sheriff in a North Carolina completely devoid of African Americans, and Gomer Pyle PFC spent the Viet Nam war marching around a base in California.
@cindybin2001 It was nice for us white people when the country was mostly white. Others suffered unfairly. The way the country is "supposed to be" is liberty and justice for all, regardless of race, creed color or national origin. Other than the native inhabitants of this continent, we are all either immigrants ourselves, or the descendants of immigrants. I welcome anyone who values liberty, representative government and the rule of law, as do the immigrants that I work with at my job every day. I still cling to the hope that our nation will live up to the true meaning of it's creed, but those that share your view cause me to fear that we'll head down the same path as Nazi Germany and some of the fascist governments that are on the rise around the world today.
I rather enjoyed this episode. Mike Minor had a lovely voice. But, Smiley Burnett and Bea Benaderet had both died by then. Donna Douglass was just great. Granny was delightful. Jethro was a riot. Thanks for posting.
It would have been strange if Bea Benaderet had been alive to be in this episode. She initially played Jethro's mom, cousin Pearl. Was a regular in Season One of Beverly HIllbillies.
I don't know if that was Mike Minor singing, but you could tell it was only a lip synch because when Billie Jo sat down at the piano, it started playing full orchestral music, with background vocals, and that wasn't possible at the time this was filmed.
Drysdale's bookkeeper puts on his glasses at 4:11, then puts on his glasses at 4:16. Thought I was FINALLY experiencing the promised Acid Flashback... Shucks.
Thanks so much! Have not seen for a LONG time! LOL, when I was a kid, I used to record the audio of fave shows on cassette, and heard it so many times, I remembered many of the lines!
@@jacklow9611 Yes he was a singer before he was an actor. or so it says so on the net. "An early interest in professional baseball led to an avid interest in golf in later years. He had been a member of the Hollywood Hackers, an organization of show business amateurs who travel and play golf while entertaining at the same time. Mike was a singer and had recorded two albums on the sly.
@@jerrysullivan8424 Nepotism was taken to a whole new level with these shows. Paul Henning's daughter was on "Petticoat Junction," and Mike Minor was actually the son of Don Fedderson, who produced "My Three Sons." Meanwhile Curt Massey actually sang the "Petticoat" theme song, as he'd been a big band singer before doing the music for several TV shows.
I always wanted to live in Hooterville. The beautiful girls swimming naked in the drinking water. They even named the town after them. What could be better!
I had a walk-on part in this special that ended up on the cutting room floor. I came to Hooterville and took Billie-Jo and Bobby-Jo on a visit to Brown Town, they both loved it.
@@raymccarty4612 Naah, Ellie-Mae is too common for my tastes and apparently romantically attached to several of her larger critters. Me, Billie-Jo and Bobby-Jo have a special thing, they both love when I take them to visit Brown Town.
Michael Fedderson (December 7, 1940 - January 28, 2016), known as Mike Minor, was best known for his role as Steve Elliott on Petticoat Junction (1966-1970) Minor recorded two albums, including This Is Mike Minor (1966), and numerous singles, including the successful "Silver Dollar" and "One Day at a Time". Minor sang the theme song ("Primrose Lane") on season one of the Henry Fonda television series The Smith Family.[8]
It was nice seeing this again, it's been awhile. Combining Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres, and Petticoat Junction was a nice treat. Merry Christmas y'all. 🎄🦌🎅☃️
Merry Christmas .to you 2🎄
@@janicedelorenzo4924 Hi,
Thank you! And a Happy New Year too! 🎉
Jethro must have love/ ❤️ all the very pretty woman
Merry Christmas to all
Yes, very nice! Merry Christmas to you too my friend!
I had never seen or even heard of this episode until now. Very enjoyable and timeless.
Those were the great days of television.
It really really wasn't
@@chemistryguyThese shows made us happier than the sleazy shows of today.
It was common back in these days for current shows to have Christmas episodes. Usually a story about caring, giving, redemption, etc.
Petticoat junction was never the same without Kate.
It sure wasn't.
I feel the same way.
The Good Old Day's Wish I Could Go Back
Love /❤️ 1960s super great 📺 tv & movies 🎬 & music 😢
I had such a crush on Lori Saunders as a young teenager growing up in southern Indiana in the 60s!
Its so nice to see these shows again. oved watching them week to week when I was little. These shows made you forget everything and laugh at anything.
and thats why they called it entertainment.
Yeah, we were entertained. Kids now a days could care less about this kinda thing. They’ve got technology we never dreamed of as a kid. I can appreciate this, because I’m middle aged. Kids really can’t, because they didn’t grow up w it. Too bad. I think Christmas use to be so charming and special. Now it’s all about the best tech your family can get their hands on.
@@thelastminmom5251 Kids nowadays could care less because their parents are none the smarter.
I agree. However being a bit older now some of them are just to silly for me. Mainly The Munsters , Adams Family, and the Hillbillys. Guess Ive become a grumpy old man.
We gotta go back or our society is finished.
Wow, that piano had a full jazz orchestra inside!
Yeah - it opened right up! My piano never sounded like that!
It’s a stunt piano..
@@ericb5194Yep, and included background vocals too!
RIP everyone and thanks for the memories.
Max Baer (Jethro), Linda Kaye Henning (Betty Jo), Lori Saunders (Bobbie Jo) and Elna Danelle Hubbell (baby Kathy Jo) are still living.
This sure brings back memories. My brother and I used to watch the Beverly Hillbillies religiously...but there were only two channels to watch anyway. It was a great show.
Now when I was about 6 or 7, I got to meet Ms. Jane. My older brother and I were 'riding the elevators' at a hotel we stayed at in Regina (Saskatchewan, Canada). She saw what we were doing and requested she take us to her floor...thanking us 'little bellhops' for getting her there. She was very nice.
I love those hair styles in here! 😀 Everything about these shows is so wonderful, especially the family friendly aspect, and it is really great to see all three combined into one show! A wonderful treat indeed! 🙂
Beautiful 😢 There's nothing like Friends and Family 😢 especially during the holidays 🎄🎅🎁
For anyone not familiar with the story CBS had the top rated shows for most of the 1960s. The Andy Griffith Show, Green Acres, Petticoat Junction, Green Acres, and Gomer Pyle were all in the top 10 when CBS decided to Cancel all of them. It turns out that the head of CBS, Mr. Wm. Paley had a socialite wife who was close friends with Truman Capote, and the sister of Jacqueline Kennedy, Lee Radzwill and she was embarrassed by her husbands TV Shows so they cancelled them all. These wonderful, corny, shows that we watched with our families. I missed that America.
The published version was that, because North American values had shifted from an "unsophisticated" rural style of life, to a more "cosmopolitan" style, big money advertisers put pressure on television executives to cater to a more sophisticated urban/city audience. According to census data, by the 1960s, far more people than ever before, were living in cities rather than on farms. Much of this was due to the fact that in 1960, the U.S. Census Bureau adopted a population density threshold of at least 1,000 people per square mile for urbanized areas, and that meant that even small towns were now "cities". Advertisers wanted the general population to move away from old fashioned, mail-order catalog shopping (created originally for farmers to buy their tools & seeds), and get out to the sprawling, new concrete department stores and malls. Live like you're Marlo Thomas and Mary Tyler Moore!
Actor Pat Buttram (Mr. Haney on Green Acres) referred to 1971 as "the year CBS killed everything with a tree in it"!
And CBS went from first place to last place in the ratings.
I loved whenever they combined all three shows, Beverly Hillbilies, Petticoat Junction and Green acres. Such a treat!❤
I emailed Lori Saunders about 10 years ago just to say hi and ask a question. She wrote back the next day. She's 82! Geez time flies.
Cool!!
Awesome! :)
Lori Saunders was an absolute doll as Bobbie Jo Bradley. I think she was better suited for the role than the original cast member.
Pat Woodell too was very good as Bobbie Joe.
I think she was the prettiest of a bunch of pretty actresses
I slightly prefer Lori to Pat.
This would have been a perfect opportunity to do a Dickens "Christmas Carol" send up with Mr. Drysdale as "Scrooge"!
There certainly were "hints' of a Christmas Carol early in the storyline, in my opinion.
Mr. Drysdale would've made the perfect Scrooge.
The rural purge at CBS got rid of all these popular shows we still watch today while nobody remembers the shows they were replaced with. This shows the “ wisdom” of corporate executives.
Yeah. Nobody remembers Mary Tyler Moore or All in the Family. They won a ton of Emmys between them, but Green Petticoat Hillbilly Junction Acres was MUCH better.🤣
So true
Pat Buttram (Mr. Haney on "Green Acres") said it best: "CBS canceled everything with a tree in it, including 'Lassie'."
HILLBILLIES. ARE. ONE OF M Y. FAVORITE. OF. ALL. TIME. LOVE. GRANDMA MERRY. CHRISTMAS
Happy Birtday Jesus Merry Christmas to one and all.
Such sweet shows.
The Beverly Hillbillies Season 7, Episode 14: "Christmas in Hooterville" (December 25, 1968)
I was 3 years old when this episode first aired on TV!
2 years before I was born. Still better than most programs now
I remember this episode.
Don't figure out my age. LOLOLOL.
Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, I stumbled into this one on the eve of Christmas Eve, 2023.
And it was a good laugh. Thanks.
THat was a brilliant Chistmas special, I'm can't believe I never saw it before.
me as well! You are right!
I was 3yrs and 2 months old when this aired December 25, 1968
I had just turned 5 lol
I was 5 years old.!! You were just "a baby"..lol💕❤️❣️stay well
i was 3yrs and 5 months pam.....my where did the time go!
I was not yet born.
Yup and I was 9 years old back then. It was definitely a funny show. Wonderful memories for sure.
Brilliant, its actuall one i had not seen as a kid so it was a great surprise for me. Put a big smile on the dial for me. Cheers from Australia 👍🍻🇦🇺🐨😊
I’m glad you’re free to roam your beautiful country without lockdowns or masks 🎭 🎉❤
Weee doggi!!!! Used to watch Beverly Hills Billies when I was young! ❤
Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 🍭🎅🏻👼🏻👼🏿⛸️⛸️☃️☃️☃️⛷️🥂
CLASSIC TV!
My God, Bobbie Jo was stunning! Had the biggest crush on her when I was a kid watching Petticoat Junction.
I met Lori on the set of a show we did together. She became a good friend. You'd be happy to know that she's as terrific a person as she is a looker.
@@yankee2666 You're a very lucky man,to have encountered and befriended the beautiful lori saunders!.
They were all pretty but she was my favorite also.
If a six-year-old can be in love, I was in love with Bobbi Jo.
@@argelbargel7680 I understand.
SILLY AS THEY WERE, I LOVED THEM IN MY YOUTH.
Merry Christmas 2022! ⛄️🎄🎅 🎁
Merry 🎄 Christmas 2023 less than two weeks away
Pretty woman was Jethro Christmas 🎄 🎁 present
The best of the best. Irene Ryan was phenomenal. As they all were but I always loved Granny. Thanks for sharing.
Love the way these shows overlapped
I LOVE CHRISTMAS SO MUCH HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO JESUS CHRIST
😇
Amen.
You know it! Blessings for all! NZ. ✌❤😁
Amen praise God! 🙂
Hallelujah! 💗🎄🎀
One lady playing piano & he's got a whole orchestra in the background, haha... 😝
This has been a FILMWAYS Christmas DAHLING!!!
😂
OLIVAH!!😅😅
Never saw this one. Thanks for posting.
Me either
Writers were smoking that Holiday stuff that episode. lol
I laughed so hard when I saw Granny dressed up! I believe that's got to be the funniest moment in that series!
I always loved Granny, Irene Ryan was a hoot...I love that makeover...XD
didn't know irene ryan until the series
learned she had a pretty long acting career prior to the series....she had to be
in her 70's when the series started and by god just as wiry and energetic and funny as can be.
calling Irene a'hoot' is an understatement for sure!!
Another episode that I never knew existed.
Kind of a strange one, especially that song, I guess the writers were running out of material.
Loved the Hooterville connection.
CBS was getting rid of shows like this in what was called "The Rural Purge" so getting all three shows in one was a very special treat because the public had never seen that before on a show. This was close to the end for all the good shows on CBS.
dislike the singing- not why i watch
One day at a time comes from the Bible. It's not a Christmas carol but still fitting.
Great episode. Sam Drucker was on 3 shows if memory serves me. Petticoat Junction, Beverly Hillbillies and Green Acres. Hooterville the center of the universe!
@@leonardhughes5461 Bugtussle.
Steves singing was so good - and Grannys emotions...great part👏👏👏👏👏 ❤when there's a holiday theme show
As corny as they were , I loved these shows growing up , light , and easy to watch.....it was a sad day when the networks did the"rural purge" thing.
Two great shows joined together
Lori Saunders, dark-haired Bobbie Jo Bradley, was one of the most exquisitely beautiful women in the world. (physically)
It was a fun simple time. it was ok to be fun and campy and simple.
Best Christmas special because it's almost Christmas and im watching it today.
About as close as it can get! Dec 25, 1968!
Less than two weeks away Christmas 🎄 day 2023,
1968, and don't they all look amazing! And in color!!🥰
i had never seen this episode.. well done and merry Christmas
Best part of this video is LORI SAUNDERS. ❤️❤️❤️
Agreed! Stunningly beautiful!
Petticoat Junction was before my time, but l recently discovered it and LOVE Lori Saunders - she's lovely. Like me some Higgins, Bea Benaderet & Uncle Joe too!
I watched this when new. Steve sang so good, love this song. I think he only made one LP. He should have made 50. He was cute, too.
Agree. He could of been a successful Vegas act.
❤
Christmas Day 1968.
That toupee is in the Smithsonian.
Christmas in Hooterville
Episode aired Dec 25, 1968
30m
Irene Ryan in The Beverly Hillbillies (1962)
The Clampetts return to Hooterville to celebrate Christmas. Mr. Drysdale, convinced that Mr. Clampett intends to move all of his money to Mr. Drucker's bank, drives to Hooterville to stop him.
I grew loving the Bradley girls names , in 94 i called my second daughter Billie ann ! I will have to make her watch this , Australia
Remember when Jethro was born he had a full set of teeth according to uncle Jed
He also drove his mother home from the hospital.
16:20 I can't drive through the streets with a bear. What will people think?
They'll think it is the 60s.
Come on, say the 1960's punch line, "Put some clothes on him and people will think he is a hippie."
Great seeing Uncle Joe and Benji.
Higgins, actually
To think how far we have fallen as a Nation. One day someone in the future will see this episode and realize we were not that bad after all.
And it happened in less than a lifetime.
Dude, it's Hooterville, not _To Kill a Mockingbird_ -- if this is what you want society to be measured against, God help us all.
@@MarcelLWalker If you like the way things are now good luck
@@MarcelLWalker Shows like this served to paper over the true reality of those times. Andy Griffith played a sheriff in a North Carolina completely devoid of African Americans, and Gomer Pyle PFC spent the Viet Nam war marching around a base in California.
@cindybin2001 It was nice for us white people when the country was mostly white. Others suffered unfairly. The way the country is "supposed to be" is liberty and justice for all, regardless of race, creed color or national origin. Other than the native inhabitants of this continent, we are all either immigrants ourselves, or the descendants of immigrants. I welcome anyone who values liberty, representative government and the rule of law, as do the immigrants that I work with at my job every day.
I still cling to the hope that our nation will live up to the true meaning of it's creed, but those that share your view cause me to fear that we'll head down the same path as Nazi Germany and some of the fascist governments that are on the rise around the world today.
Poor Jethro got the short end of the deal so many times. Mr. Drysdale got stung as well. He did it to himself. Ouch!
Bobbie Jo was my first crush. To this day a beautiful woman with dark hair and brown eyes makes my heart go boom boom.
For me too. There is a straight line from Lori Saunders to Jenna Coleman.
Pat Woodell was the first Bobbie Jo. She was a beauty as well!
The bear sleeping and drinking is a riot.
And driving.
I rather enjoyed this episode. Mike Minor had a lovely voice. But, Smiley Burnett and Bea Benaderet had both died by then. Donna Douglass was just great. Granny was delightful. Jethro was a riot. Thanks for posting.
Love it 😂🎉😢😮😅😊
It would have been strange if Bea Benaderet had been alive to be in this episode. She initially played Jethro's mom, cousin Pearl. Was a regular in Season One of Beverly HIllbillies.
Thanks for saying who Mike minor was I couldn’t remember
I don't know if that was Mike Minor singing, but you could tell it was only a lip synch because when Billie Jo sat down at the piano, it started playing full orchestral music, with background vocals, and that wasn't possible at the time this was filmed.
Those two young women are truly beautiful.
Jethro Christmas 🎁 present
😂😂. You tired of Pumping Eb ? " 😂😂. Nobody would get tired of pumpin Elly Mae 😂😂
indeed😆
Lori Sanders in the first few seasons was the most beautiful sister.
Betty Jo was my childhood crush. I think she was the only original one. Memories.
That's for sure. She was the best looking sister. Meredith McCrae was a close second.
The prettiest, but my favorite was her predesessor Pat Woodell
@@petercena9497 And Jeannine Riley was no plain Jane herself!.
Have to disagree with you on that. Meredith McCrae wins by a country mile!
geez i remember these first run as a kid.. granny came to my home town Mobile for Mardi Gras was in the parade
Mobile Alabama?????? I live in Spanish fort Alabama
Who comes to Mobile for Mardi Gras in 2024, I want to come, anybody famous???
Meredith MacRae, prettiest blonde woman I think I ever grew up watching!
I agree 1000%
Steve has hair like a Ken Doll.😊
I'll always love petticoat junction
The singing part was a little cringy, and I loved it!! Love these old Christmas shows! Ty!!
Would have been nice if the Douglas's were their since Eb was.
Same thing with Kate not being there.
@@jacklow9611 Yes, very sad as she had just passed away a coupler of months before this episode aired.
Yes, I missed them as well
Drysdale's bookkeeper puts on his glasses at 4:11, then puts on his glasses at 4:16. Thought I was FINALLY experiencing the promised Acid Flashback... Shucks.
Thanks so much! Have not seen for a LONG time! LOL, when I was a kid, I used to record the audio of fave shows on cassette, and heard it so many times, I remembered many of the lines!
The good old days!!!
I didn't know Steve could sing, miss these shows so much.
Sounds like Sinatra.
That wasn't him singing. A piano does not sound like a full orchestra with backup vocals. The lip synch was very well done though.
@@jacklow9611 Yes he was a singer before he was an actor. or so it says so on the net. "An early interest in professional baseball led to an avid interest in golf in later years. He had been a member of the Hollywood Hackers, an organization of show business amateurs who travel and play golf while entertaining at the same time. Mike was a singer and had recorded two albums on the sly.
@@jerrysullivan8424 Nepotism was taken to a whole new level with these shows. Paul Henning's daughter was on "Petticoat Junction," and Mike Minor was actually the son of Don Fedderson, who produced "My Three Sons." Meanwhile Curt Massey actually sang the "Petticoat" theme song, as he'd been a big band singer before doing the music for several TV shows.
One of the few times I have seen Sterling Holloway on screen. Great character voice actor!
Beverly Hillbillies meets Hooterville, sounds like my town here in KEntucky
What an unexpected treat!
I've never seen this episode- Thanks for posting!
Love all these
Mike Minor was the hillbilly who sang all the hillbilly music throughout this episode.
I find "Hooterville" a very interesting name for a town featuring 3 pretty young women.!
Despite of what is happening in the world today, yes; Happy Birthday to sweet JC.
When he started singing with orchestra in background & perfect studio recorded vocals.
Happy Holidays everyone Amen
Merry Christmas 2023, Jethro Christmas 🎄 Christmas presents 🎁 pretty woman
I loved all the episode s !!!👍🤓😁🍀
I think our family only had a black and white tv when these shows aired. 😂
I wish someone would take of my critters!!..lol. cat &doghair everywhere..lol Iove you Geannie!
I miss Christmas ♥️
I recall seeing this very long ago. Then, I thought the brunette @ 9:50 was very beautiful, and still think so now. Real beauty is timeless.
I always wanted to live in Hooterville. The beautiful girls swimming naked in the drinking water. They even named the town after them. What could be better!
She ain’t talking to me…. Come here handsome…. She is talking to me!
Had me dying haha
Because we say Merry Christmas and mean it.
I had a walk-on part in this special that ended up on the cutting room floor. I came to Hooterville and took Billie-Jo and Bobby-Jo on a visit to Brown Town, they both loved it.
That is because you came up short. Better luck next time with Ellie mae.
@@raymccarty4612 Naah, Ellie-Mae is too common for my tastes and apparently romantically attached to several of her larger critters. Me, Billie-Jo and Bobby-Jo have a special thing, they both love when I take them to visit Brown Town.
@@harryricochet8134 Yes , but Betty-Jo was a hot red tail
@@ericlee2931 Really? Well she sounds like just the sort of gal that'd have loved to have visited brown town alongside Billie-Jo and Bobby-Jo.
@@harryricochet8134 Yes, and them red tails taste sweet on the tongue!
This episode must date to after Bea Benaderet passed away, but before June Lockhart joined the cast.
Michael Fedderson (December 7, 1940 - January 28, 2016), known as Mike Minor, was best known for his role as Steve Elliott on Petticoat Junction (1966-1970) Minor recorded two albums, including This Is Mike Minor (1966), and numerous singles, including the successful "Silver Dollar" and "One Day at a Time". Minor sang the theme song ("Primrose Lane") on season one of the Henry Fonda television series The Smith Family.[8]
Thank you for this information.👏
Merry Christmas..2023..🎄🎄🎄
Where was Mr Drysdale's Imperial? The Cannonball all decked out reminds me of the Canadian Pacific Xmas train I saw this psdt year
I love cross-overs!