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Beverly Hillbillies - The Cook-Off
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| It's time to make dinner and Granny feels threatened by Aunt Pearl trying to take over the cooking. You can feel the tension between the two as they silently compete to cook the best dinner. |
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Beverly Hillbillies - The Airport
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| When the Hillbillies come 'Back to Californy,' they're in for a few surprises when they go through the airport. They are shocked and confused by such marvels as the escalator and automatic doors. |
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Granny Plans A Trap - The Beverly Hillbillies
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| Now that they're settled in Beverly Hills the Clampetts figure it's time for Elly to marry. When the Drysdale's son Sonny seems reluctant to propose Granny tells Jed that every man that ever got git was git with a trap. |
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Elly´s Engagement Is Broken - The Beverly Hillbillies
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| Granny just about has Sonny Drysdale trapped into marrying Elly May. They're even doing a little boot-stomping to celebrate when Sonny realizes who the groom is and makes a hasty exit. Ol' Jed is quite a dancer. |
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Jethro Is An Eatin´ Man - The Beverly Hillbillies
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| Pay attention because the malapropisms come thick and fast in this scene from an early episode. Ms Hathaway is eager to meet Jethro, the Eaton man, and Uncle Jed assures her that if Jethro is anything he's an eatin' man. |
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Elly May Is All Growed Up - The Beverly Hillbillies
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| A gorgeous Donna Douglas played the tomboyish Elly May Clampett. Even though she was in her twenties when the show started she was supposed to be a teen, which explains the heartfelt talk Jed has with her in this scene. |
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Jethro Finds A Pink Chicken - The Beverly Hillbillies
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| When the Clampetts finally make it to Beverly Hills they have no clue how to deal with affluent, urban living. In this hilarious scene from an early episode Jethro tries to explain the flamingo he saw by the cement pond. |
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The Beverly Hillbillies - Theme Song
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| The 'Ballad of Jed Clampett' was written for The Beverly Hillbillies by Paul Henning and performed by bluegrass artists Flatt and Scruggs. It actually made it to 44 on the charts in 1962 and was a number 1 country hit. |
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