Green Acres

The dreaded "Bing Bug" invades Hooterville's corn crop.

Lisa sends Oliver out to sleep in the barn while Ralph, the lady carpenter, moves in with her for a two-day beauty treatment.

Mr. Haney has a new well dug on his farm, and it drains off all the water from Oliver and Lisa's farm.

Lisa misinterprets Oliver's interest in a lady farmer, and sets out to break up what she thinks is a "budding romance."

Oliver and Lisa agree to "pig sit" Arnold while the Ziffels enjoy a second honeymoon.

Oliver receives a tax bill for $12.03 from the State Farm Unattached Duty Tax Bureau.

To improve Lisa's understanding of the role of a "farm wife," Oliver tells her the story of a pioneer couple.

Oliver takes the place of Eb's father when he explains the romantic facts of life to the hired hand.

The farmers of Hooterville Valley fear that Oliver is ruining their image by continuing to wear a suit and tie when he does his chores.

The Chamber of Commerce votes to invite a Hollywood picture company to film a movie in the Hooterville Valley.

Lisa threatens to leave Oliver unless he completely renovates their farmhouse.

A chicken mystery develops on the Douglas farm when Lisa reveals that one of the hens is laying square eggs.

Oliver and Lisa invite Oliver's mother to visit them on the farm for a much-needed rest.

Oliver is determined to have an old-fashioned Christmas, which includes decorating his own tree.

When the Hooterville City Council selects Oliver to judge the apple competition at the annual fair, he gets the idea that he's been appointed to the circuit court.

Oliver cannot find an accurate means of predicting the weather in Hooterville. Most of the community relies on the TV newscast's little old lady who steps out of a tiny clock with or without an umbrella.

Oliver enrolls Lisa at the Hooterville High School to learn the art of homemaking.

A rival town threatens to lure away the citizens of Hooterville Valley with an offer of lucrative defense jobs.

Lisa becomes the Humane Officer in Hooterville and turns the Douglas farmhouse into an animal shelter.

Oliver and Lisa attend a farm convention in the city where they meet a not-so-ex-gangster and his wife.

An official-looking letter from Washington comes to Oliver, and his secretive behavior leads his neighbors to speculate as to its content.

In planning the most efficient way to run a farm, Oliver champions the cause of computers.

Hooterville gives its impression of "The Beverly Hillbillies" in a special charity show featuring Lisa as "Granny," Oliver as "Jethro," and Mr. Kimball as "Jed Clampett."

Lisa decides to plant her own vegetables and become a real farmer.

When Eb claims he saw a flying saucer and little green men, the Douglas farm becomes an object of interest for curiosity seekers and the Air Force.

Lisa reveals the fascinating story of why women in her family had to marry American men every fourth generation.

Oliver has his "day in court" with Mr. Haney, as he represents the Ziffels in a damage suit.

Oliver and Lisa have a romantic crisis on their hands when Mr. Kimball is replaced as the County Agent by a new member of the Agricultural Department.

When Lisa gets a blow on the head and suffers a mysterious lapse of memory, Oliver finds himself living with a total stranger.

Oliver buys Eb a radio for his birthday.