Haney's money making schemes were priceless and always good for a laugh! But then, it's one of the very few shows that EVERY character could make you laugh in his (or her) own special way! Oh, and we can't forget Arnold. :) Nice post DJ!
It's lines like the one at 1:15 that make me love this show as much as I do... Mr. Haney : "now with our hundred dollar protection plan, we guarantee the witness will PROBABLY live until the trial..." The way Mr. Haney says that cracks me up every time...so does the look on Mr. Douglas' face and his response, in which he is cut off mid sentence, of course...and at 2:22 "of all the..." 😁
Mr. Haney, the biggest shyster in sitcom history. He was hilariouls. The casting on this show was perfect. Haney, Kimball, the Ziffels, Drucker, Alf and Ralph etc.
When my dad was back in the military he had a First Class who use to work for him, they called him Mr. Haney, he said that guy had something for every occasion, all he needed was the accent and about 20 extra pounds on him he would have been a shoe in for Haney in a remake of Green Acres.
Did anybody catch the blooper? The newspaper said a $25,000 reward. Oliver told Lisa and Haney it was a $2,500 reward. Big difference! And nobody in the production crew caught it.
Most TV shows on You Tube are just clips. You have to buy DVDs of shows in order to see the entire ep. Used to be, all shows on You Tube were shown in full, from starting theme to the end.
Mr Haney was the Jeff Bezos of Hooterville . Some say another businessman challenged Haney Corp. from Pixley , but hasn't been seen or heard since.....
I'm sure back in the 1960s there were people around like Mr. Haney in real life that would talk 🦜 up a good sales pitch and sell their so called goods that wouldn't last. Back then it was a comedy and his role was funny😂.With today's generation with Scammers being out there people like Mr. Haney wouldn't last long out there.
As much I loved Green Acres, it had pretty much run its course by the final season. They were recycling a lot the same gags and had just couldn't top what they had accomplished in earlier season in terms of the surreal and zany humor. Season 6 wasn't that good. I think it would have gotten canceled even without the so-called rural purge.
I agree with you on that. Green Acres is my all time favorite TV show, but for the most part, season 6 is hard for me to watch. I also hate the way they ended the show...
@@steve2474 the last two episodes were basically just pilot episodes for two new shows the network was trying to promote. The 2nd to last episode was set at a hotel in Hawaii where Lisa & Oliver had a room reserved, and was mainly centered on the hijinks of the hotel owner's daughter. Lisa & Oliver were hardly in the episode very much at all. For the very last episode, titled "The Ex-Secretery", here is the plot summary from imdb.com for that one - "Oliver contacts Carol, his one-time secretary, to find out where she'd had his watch repaired years earlier. In this pilot for a proposed series, Carol now works for a domineering California realtor. She prevents her boss from being conned by a man that Oliver had tried to indict back in New York." -Jay Phelps, imdb.com
For me, the last real episode of the show (the last episode that was centered on an actual character or characters from the show and was not a pilot for another new show) was Season 6 Episode 24, "Lisa The Psychologist". Here's the episode summary for that one, from imdb.com - "Oliver takes a night course in organic farming at the state college while Lisa studies psychology. After just three classes, everyone in Hooterville is running to "Doctor Lisa" to analyze their problems and give advice. Despite all of Oliver's bellyaching about her not being a doctor, she's soon "saved the life" of Hank Kimball, Sam Drucker, Arnold the Pig, and a quacking goat with an identity problem."
@@djhutcherson6761 Ahh yes. I didn't realize that those were the final two episodes. I enjoyed the Hawaiian Honeymoon episode, not the Ex-Secretary one. I think it was common for CBS to use existing shows as a springboard to spinoff new programs (GA after all was a spinoff of Petticoat Junction and The Jeffersons and Maude of All in the Family and Good Times of Maude). These two just didn't happen to work out though I thought the Hawaiian one had potential.
I noticed something. And this is why their not getting out of it. The more I try to escape it, the worse it got. And that’s something only a direct hit on them, will ever cure. In other words, their was as God said, no other option.
Leave my poor children alone because they already paid. That’s it’s your computer based warfare facilities kids who got to live the good life, all these years, that I was paying the price for my intelligence and my beauty. A murder sex crime.
@@djhutcherson6761 oh the police have three more areas to waste the tax payers money on because they get how much of a racketeering kick back for uw? Ppp. Lol.
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Haney's money making schemes were priceless and always good for a laugh! But then, it's one of the very few shows that EVERY character could make you laugh in his (or her) own special way! Oh, and we can't forget Arnold. :) Nice post DJ!
Thanks, it's my pleasure, believe me! I love sharing some of my favorite moments that make me laugh from my favorite show with everyone. 😁
you have to have a sense of humor with the name Pat Buttram
The writing and acting humor in this show was sublime.
Pat Butrum nailed that character. Mr. Haney is my favorite GA character to imitate.
Loved Green Acres! Still love it!
Big fan. I watch it every day. He is my favorite character. So talented.
It's lines like the one at 1:15 that make me love this show as much as I do... Mr. Haney : "now with our hundred dollar protection plan, we guarantee the witness will PROBABLY live until the trial..." The way Mr. Haney says that cracks me up every time...so does the look on Mr. Douglas' face and his response, in which he is cut off mid sentence, of course...and at 2:22 "of all the..." 😁
Just like 'Seinfeld' was the best at what it did, 'Green Acres' is to. Pure zanniness! There's a little of that in all of us. This is timeless!
Very well said!
Mr. Haney, the biggest shyster in sitcom history. He was hilariouls. The casting on this show was perfect. Haney, Kimball, the Ziffels, Drucker, Alf and Ralph etc.
Oliver's cut off sentences are so funny "Mister Haney, that Pig can't possibly...."
2:16 . . "Lassie flees from the Gestapo" lol
When my dad was back in the military he had a First Class who use to work for him, they called him Mr. Haney, he said that guy had something for every occasion, all he needed was the accent and about 20 extra pounds on him he would have been a shoe in for Haney in a remake of Green Acres.
Pat Buttram actually lost a ton of weight towards the end of his life. I know this because of how he looks in his interviews.
"The Hooterville World Guardian" newspaper, what a great name for the newspaper.
$25,000 in 1971 would be $182,900 in 2022.
The way Mr. Douglas rolls his eyes when he reads Mr. Haney's card at 1:01...lol 😁
Oliver was interrupted 6 times in this 3 minute clip, lol!
Oh for the love of-
Why you dirty...Of all the...
Lassie flees from the Gestapo. Classic.
No one delivered more incomplete sentences t h a n Oliver. Not because of being inarticulate but frustrated and incredulous.
Yep, he was cut off in mid sentence 6 times in this 3 minute clip, and it cracks me up every time it happens...lol!
Hooray for Dr. Snorer, the African explorer
Before there was Bernie Madoff, there was Mr. Haney
Only Mr. Haney was much more likeable.
Darn mr. Haney will do anything to make a dollar or sell
He could sell a flea collar to the Wolfman
Did anybody catch the blooper? The newspaper said a $25,000 reward. Oliver told Lisa and Haney it was a $2,500 reward. Big difference! And nobody in the production crew caught it.
Wow, good catch! I've probably watched this clip dozens of times and I never noticed that, lol.
Newspaper states that $25,000 was stolen! Sam Drucker would never make a mistake like that.
It said $25,000.00 stolen. There is no visual of the reward.
@@randymillhouse791 Yes, I thought it was a blooper as well, but you are 100% correct.
Needed a good laugh during this war thanks!
I would have kicked Haney in his family jewels, And told him to never darken my door with his presence again.
Mr. Haney,s ties look like mine after I get through trying to tie them 😅👔
Haney just cracks me up !!
Most TV shows on You Tube are just clips. You have to buy DVDs of shows in order to see the entire ep. Used to be, all shows on You Tube were shown in full, from starting theme to the end.
You're right, TH-cam will only let me post clips that are 5 minutes or less, or I would post the whole show.
Arnold doesn't draw very well? Didn't he win the Hooterville High Art Award with his painting in another episode?
Impressionist art is pretty out there.😅
Love it!
Mr Haney was the Jeff Bezos of Hooterville .
Some say another businessman challenged Haney Corp. from Pixley , but hasn't been seen or heard since.....
I'm sure back in the 1960s there were people around like Mr. Haney in real life that would talk 🦜 up a good sales pitch and sell their so called goods that wouldn't last. Back then it was a comedy and his role was funny😂.With today's generation with Scammers being out there people like Mr. Haney wouldn't last long out there.
As much I loved Green Acres, it had pretty much run its course by the final season. They were recycling a lot the same gags and had just couldn't top what they had accomplished in earlier season in terms of the surreal and zany humor. Season 6 wasn't that good. I think it would have gotten canceled even without the so-called rural purge.
I agree with you on that. Green Acres is my all time favorite TV show, but for the most part, season 6 is hard for me to watch. I also hate the way they ended the show...
@@djhutcherson6761 Refresh my memory- how did they end the show?
@@steve2474 the last two episodes were basically just pilot episodes for two new shows the network was trying to promote. The 2nd to last episode was set at a hotel in Hawaii where Lisa & Oliver had a room reserved, and was mainly centered on the hijinks of the hotel owner's daughter. Lisa & Oliver were hardly in the episode very much at all.
For the very last episode, titled "The Ex-Secretery", here is the plot summary from imdb.com for that one - "Oliver contacts Carol, his one-time secretary, to find out where she'd had his watch repaired years earlier. In this pilot for a proposed series, Carol now works for a domineering California realtor. She prevents her boss from being conned by a man that Oliver had tried to indict back in New York."
-Jay Phelps, imdb.com
For me, the last real episode of the show (the last episode that was centered on an actual character or characters from the show and was not a pilot for another new show) was Season 6 Episode 24, "Lisa The Psychologist".
Here's the episode summary for that one, from imdb.com - "Oliver takes a night course in organic farming at the state college while Lisa studies psychology. After just three classes, everyone in Hooterville is running to "Doctor Lisa" to analyze their problems and give advice. Despite all of Oliver's bellyaching about her not being a doctor, she's soon "saved the life" of Hank Kimball, Sam Drucker, Arnold the Pig, and a quacking goat with an identity problem."
@@djhutcherson6761 Ahh yes. I didn't realize that those were the final two episodes. I enjoyed the Hawaiian Honeymoon episode, not the Ex-Secretary one. I think it was common for CBS to use existing shows as a springboard to spinoff new programs (GA after all was a spinoff of Petticoat Junction and The Jeffersons and Maude of All in the Family and Good Times of Maude). These two just didn't happen to work out though I thought the Hawaiian one had potential.
I noticed something. And this is why their not getting out of it. The more I try to escape it, the worse it got. And that’s something only a direct hit on them, will ever cure. In other words, their was as God said, no other option.
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Classic.😂
I love ❤️ you!
Leave my poor children alone because they already paid. That’s it’s your computer based warfare facilities kids who got to live the good life, all these years, that I was paying the price for my intelligence and my beauty. A murder sex crime.
Your kids are not above the law
And mine should be able to receive my grace and Gods, the gift of forgiveness. Mr done. Yes u people really are.
Be careful what you cite as your” reason” you have me ‘mmm up as u call it. No it’s a federal crime and needs to be dealt with as such.
Your comment has me somewhat confused....What does PPP you said there have to do with Green Acres?3ĺpp
Go to the church
@@djhutcherson6761 oh the police have three more areas to waste the tax payers money on because they get how much of a racketeering kick back for uw? Ppp. Lol.
@@lianecornils6603 I do go to church, do you?
Is Ted Cruz and Mr Haney the same person?
Donnie Trump is the modern day Mr Haney
That would be the police.
And Joe Biden is the modern day Hank Kimball
@@Lewis9709 well not like Hank Kimball, more like . . well I guess you're right
Democrats are the modern day shysters. No one has been more transparent than TRUMP.
Your hatred is built on lies.
@mal dunne Good one, however I can’t look at Rafael “Ted” Cruz without seeing Mr. Haney.
Just imagine Cruz without his goofy beard.