The Beverly Hillbillies

Jed Clampett becomes a confused movie mogul after his banker purchases the control of Mammoth Pictures Corp.

Overjoyed to discover a rustic village on the back lot of the Mammoth Pictures studio, the Clampetts decide to settle there.

The Clampetts take part in an epic film produced by their studio.

Hedda Hopper (as herself) joins the battle against Drysdale's plan to destroy Mammoth Studios. Guest star: Hedda Hopper

Granny Suffers pangs of professional jealously after Jed receives an honorary "doctor's" degree from Greely College.

Jethro heads back to Marineland -- in hopes of joining the U.S. Marines.

In another effort to drive the uncouth Clampetts from Beverly Hills, snobbish Mrs. Drysdale attempts a new tactic.

Johnny Pole, singing idol of millions, has a hectic reunion with his old friends the Clampetts.

In one of her periodic campaigns to get Jed married, Granny secretly summons an old and eligible acquaintance.

Mrs. Drysdale tries to enlist Jed Clampett's financial support for the struggling Beverly Hills Ballet Company.

The Clampetts decide to rent out rooms and their first boarder turns out to be Mrs. Drysdale's militantly efficient English butler.

Pinckney, the English butler engaged to impart culture to the Clampetts, finds his job an uphill struggle all the way.

Learning that Mrs. Drysdale is in the hospital because of a nervous ailment, the sympathetic Hillbillies pay her a visit.

Having "rescued" Mrs. Drysdale from the hospital, the Clampetts try their own brand of medicine on her ailing nervous system.

Jethro falls desperately in love with a volatile young movie starlet. Guest star: Bernie Kopell.

Through a mix-up, Dash Riprock mistakes Jane Hathaway for his new leading lady, Elly May Clampett.

Elly May loses her second movie-star boyfriend to plain Jane, whose mysterious power over men continues to baffle the Clampetts.

The Clampetts care for a madcap artist who wrecks his car when he sees Elly May in a bathing suit.

Mr. Drysdale forces a playboy on his bank's board of directors into courting Granny.

Granny practices what she intended to preach against when she sets out to save Jed from the evils of gambling. Guest star: Don Rickles

Jethro gives up his ambition of becoming a brain surgeon to take on the perils and pleasures of espionage.

A rival banker spirits the Clampett millions from Milburn Drysdale's loving care.

Banker Drysdale's ordeal with Granny continues, as she insists on seeing the $11 million that is her share of Jed's fortune.

An oil company executive spends a strange honeymoon in a mountain cabin in Beverly Hills, courtesy of the Clampetts.

Granny suffers from homesickness -- until two old friends, Lester Flattt and Earl Scruggs, arrive in Beverly Hills.

Spring tonic time bring the Countess von Holstein back for another visit with the Clampetts.

Sheldon Epps, the extraordinary beatnik, pays a return visit to the Clampetts to borrow "bread" from Jed.

Granny turns beatnik when she visits the Parthenon West coffee house to rescue Elly May and Jethro from a band of beatniks.

Jed Clampett is offered a bank vice-presidency as an inducement to get him to move his millions to the bank.

When a computer replaces one of the Drysdale's bookkeepers, the displaced worker finds real friends in the Clampetts.

The Clampetts force their well-influenced but crude hospitality upon oil man John Brewster and his cultured bride.

The arrival in Beverly Hills of a prize matrimonial prospect for her granddaughter, Elly May, puts Granny in a dither.

Granny, finally making good her threat to go home to the hills, takes to the open road.

The Hillbillies paint and sculpt a ghastly collection of "art" works for a new Beverly Hills art gallery.