The Beverly Hillbillies. 9 classic episodes.
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Special features: interactive menus; episode selections; cast information; The Hillbillies quiz; episode information; still gallery.

Creator/producer, Paul Henning ; writer, Paul Henning (episodes 1-4) ; director, Richard Whorf (episodes 1-4, 6-9) ; writers, Keith Fowler, Phil Leslie, Paul Henning, Mark Tuttle (episode 5) ; director, Joseph Depew (episode 5) ; writers, Paul Henning, Mark Tuttle (episodes 6-9).

Buddie Ebsen, Irene Ryan, Donna Douglas, Max Baer.

Nine episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies, originally broadcast October 17, 1962-February 5, 1964.

In The Clampetts meet Mrs. Drysdale, the blue blood begins boiling when the Hillbillies move into an exclusive Beverly Hills neighborhood. In Jethro goes back to school, get ready for some fancy ciphering when "Jethro goes back to school"--Fifth grade will never be the same. In Elly's first date, it's a Thanksgiving the Clampetts will never forget when Granny cooks up a mess of vittles for Sonny Drysdale. In Jed pays his income tax, laugh out loud as Mr. Drysdale re-spins the unbelievable tale of the Clampett's fortune. In Elly needs a Ma, Mr. Drysdale has 100 million reasons why Jed should marry the Widow Fenwick when the Clampetts decide that Ely needs a Ma. In A man for Elly, Jethro gets a lesson in cookin' and lovin' while Granny finds "A man for Elly." In Giant jackrabbit, Granny wants to cook up rabbit stew but instead she ends up with a kangaroo. In Girl from home, Lafe Crick totes his daughter Essiebelle from the mountains to Beverly Hills to try to force Jethro to marry her. In Race for queen, the city of Beverly Hills is going to pick a new queen and Elly May and Granny are both running.

DVD; Dolby digital.