Green Acres

Lisa and Oliver host four city children for a farm vacation as part of a "Kids for the Country" program initiated by a friend.

Lisa plans a "coming out party" for little Lori so she can meet all the other children of Hooterville.

Oliver and Lisa are called upon to solve the love problems of Eb and Arnold the pig.

Lisa tells little Lori a fanciful story of her courtship with Oliver.

Lisa's strange behavior leads friends and neighbors to believe Oliver has "gone broke."

Oliver is faced with two crises: Lisa is learning to drive, and his apple crop must be harvested before it spoils.

The Douglases watch in disbelief as Eb turns the farm into a veritable dump in a feverish bid for romance.

Oliver is suspected of x-rated rural behavior in this bizarre episode - as his exact "double" shows up in Hooterville with a sexy female partner in crime.

The Douglas farm becomes a stage when Eb mistakenly enrolls in a correspondence class in acting instead of accounting.

Lisa discovers the Women's Lib Movement and decides to take over the male chores on the farm, reducing Oliver to the role of house-husband.

Politics splits the Douglas family in two when Oliver and Lisa become candidates for mayor from opposing parties.

When Oliver refuses to take Lisa to the city for the anniversary party of a friend, Lisa launches into a plot that leads Oliver to believe he is in the world of little people.

Lisa gives her engagement ring to Eb so that he can marry Darlene.

Oliver and Lisa agree to have their farmhouse painted, free of charge, as part of a paint company's advertising campaign.

Lisa entertains the son of a fellow war hero, the "fowlish" person of Drobney, a real live duck.

Lisa and Oliver go back to college, where Lisa takes up the improbable subject of psychology.

Hooterville's annual Carpenter's Ball threatens the happy Douglas home when Oliver declines to take Lisa to this mad-cap event.

Arnold the pig is the key witness to a daring robbery, and just the pig to cook the crook's bacon.

Eb involves Oliver and Lisa in a "big wedding deal."

Lisa employs her womanly wiles to maneuver Oliver into a fifth honeymoon visit to the Moana Rexford Hotel in Hawaii.

Lisa parlays her uncle's cabbage soup into a miracle cleaning fluid - and immediately puts all her friends on the "spot."

The Douglases' continue to entertain "web-footed royalty" in the person of Drobney the duck. Drobney Jr. is beginning to show signs of homesickness.

Oliver's plans to repair his rural farmhouse fall through when Mr. Kimball falls through the Douglases' porch and injures his foot.

Oliver has difficulties with an heirloom watch and seeks the aid of his ex-secretary to find the only jeweler in New York capable of fixing the timepiece.

The town of Hooterville, incensed by an increased tax burden, secedes from the state and proclaims Oliver to be "King Oliver I."