Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 26, 1962
Seasons: 9
Episodes: 274
Networks: CBS
Genres: Comedy, Family

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The Beverly Hillbillies(1962)
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TMDB Rating: 6.8 (121 votes)

Overview

Jed Clampett's swamp is loaded with oil. When a wildcatter discovers the huge pool, Jed sells his land to the O.K. Oil Company and at the urging of cousin Pearl, moves his family to a 35-room mansion in Beverly Hills, California.

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Season 1

36 episodes • 1962Avg: 5.9Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Clampetts Strike Oil	Sep 26, 1962	0.0
2	Getting Settled	Oct 3, 1962	5.5
3	Meanwhile, Back at the Cabin	Oct 10, 1962	0.0
4	The Clampetts Meet Mrs. Drysdale	Oct 17, 1962	0.0
5	Jed Buys Stock	Oct 24, 1962	0.0
6	Trick or Treat	Oct 31, 1962	0.0
7	The Servants	Nov 7, 1962	0.0
8	Jethro Goes to School	Nov 14, 1962	0.0
9	Elly's First Date	Nov 21, 1962	0.0
10	Pygmalion and Elly	Nov 28, 1962	0.0
11	Elly Races Jethrine	Dec 5, 1962	0.0
12	The Great Feud	Dec 12, 1962	0.0
13	Home for Christmas	Dec 19, 1962	7.0
14	No Place Like Home	Dec 26, 1962	7.0
15	Jed Rescues Pearl	Jan 2, 1963	0.0
16	Back to Californy	Jan 9, 1963	0.0
17	Jed's Dilemma	Jan 16, 1963	0.0
18	Jed Saves Drysdale's Marriage	Jan 23, 1963	0.0
19	Elly's Animals	Jan 30, 1963	0.0
20	Jed Throws a Wingding	Feb 6, 1963	0.0
21	Jed Plays Solomon	Feb 13, 1963	0.0
22	Duke Steals a Wife	Feb 20, 1963	0.0
23	Jed Buys the Freeway	Feb 27, 1963	4.0
24	Jed Becomes a Banker	Mar 6, 1963	0.0
25	The Family Tree	Mar 13, 1963	0.0
26	Jed Cuts the Family Tree	Mar 20, 1963	0.0
27	Granny's Spring Tonic	Mar 27, 1963	0.0
28	Jed Pays His Income Tax	Apr 3, 1963	0.0
29	The Clampetts and the Dodgers	Apr 10, 1963	0.0
30	Duke Becomes a Father	Apr 17, 1963	0.0
31	The Clampetts Entertain	Apr 24, 1963	0.0
32	The Clampetts in Court	May 1, 1963	0.0
33	The Clampetts Get Psychoanalyzed	May 8, 1963	0.0
34	The Psychiatrist Gets Clampetted	May 15, 1963	0.0
35	Elly Becomes a Secretary	May 22, 1963	0.0
36	Jethro's Friend	May 29, 1963	0.0

Season 2

36 episodes • 1963Avg: 1.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Jed Gets the Misery	Sep 25, 1963	0.0
2	Hair-Raising Holiday	Oct 2, 1963	0.0
3	Granny's Garden	Oct 9, 1963	0.0
4	Elly Starts to School	Oct 16, 1963	0.0
5	The Clampett Look	Oct 23, 1963	0.0
6	Jethro's First Love	Oct 30, 1963	1.0
7	Chickadee Returns	Nov 6, 1963	1.0
8	The Clampetts Are Overdrawn	Nov 13, 1963	0.0
9	The Clampetts Go Hollywood	Nov 20, 1963	0.0
10	Turkey Day	Nov 27, 1963	0.0
11	The Garden Party	Dec 4, 1963	0.0
12	Elly Needs a Maw	Dec 11, 1963	0.0
13	The Clampetts Get Culture	Dec 18, 1963	0.0
14	Christmas at the Clampetts	Dec 25, 1963	0.0
15	A Man for Elly	Jan 1, 1964	0.0
16	The Giant Jackrabbit	Jan 8, 1964	0.0
17	The Girl from Home	Jan 15, 1964	0.0
18	Lafe Lingers On	Jan 22, 1964	0.0
19	The Race for Queen	Feb 5, 1964	0.0
20	Lafe Returns	Feb 12, 1964	0.0
21	Son of Lafe Returns	Feb 19, 1964	0.0
22	The Clampetts Go Fishing	Feb 26, 1964	0.0
23	The Critter Doctor	Mar 11, 1964	0.0
24	A Bride for Jed	Mar 18, 1964	0.0
25	Granny Versus the Weather Bureau	Mar 25, 1964	0.0
26	Another Neighbor	Apr 1, 1964	0.0
27	The Bank Raising	Apr 8, 1964	0.0
28	The Great Crawdad Hunt	Apr 15, 1964	0.0
29	The Dress Shop	Apr 22, 1964	0.0
30	The House of Granny	Apr 29, 1964	0.0
31	The Continental Touch	May 6, 1964	0.0
32	Jed, Incorporated	May 13, 1964	0.0
33	Granny Learns to Drive	May 20, 1964	0.0
34	Cabin in Beverly Hills	May 27, 1964	0.0
35	Jed Foils a Home Wrecker	Jun 3, 1964	0.0
36	Jethro's Graduation	Jun 10, 1964	0.0

Season 3

34 episodes • 1964

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Jed Becomes a Movie Mogul	Sep 23, 1964
2	Clampett City	Sep 30, 1964
3	Clampett City General Store	Oct 7, 1964
4	Hedda Hopper's Hollywood	Oct 14, 1964
5	Doctor Jed Clampett	Oct 21, 1964
6	Jed the Heartbreaker	Oct 28, 1964
7	Back to Marineland	Nov 4, 1964
8	Teenage Idol	Nov 11, 1964
9	The Widow Poke Arrives	Nov 18, 1964
10	The Ballet	Nov 25, 1964
11	The Boarder	Dec 9, 1964
12	The Boarder Stays	Dec 16, 1964
13	Start the New Year Right	Dec 30, 1964
14	Clampett General Hospital	Jan 6, 1965
15	The Movie Starlet	Jan 13, 1965
16	Elly in the Movies	Jan 20, 1965
17	Dash Riprock, You Cad	Jan 27, 1965
18	Clampett A-Go-Go	Feb 3, 1965
19	Granny's Romance	Feb 17, 1965
20	Jed's Temptation	Feb 24, 1965
21	Double Naught Jethro	Mar 3, 1965
22	Clampett's Millions	Mar 10, 1965
23	Drysdale's Dog Days	Mar 17, 1965
24	Brewster's Honeymoon	Mar 24, 1965
25	Flatt, Clampett, and Scruggs	Mar 31, 1965
26	Jed and the Countess	Apr 14, 1965
27	Big Daddy, Jed	Apr 21, 1965
28	Cool School is Out	Apr 28, 1965
29	The Big Bank Battle	May 5, 1965
30	The Clampetts vs. Automation	May 12, 1965
31	Luke's Boy	May 26, 1965
32	The Brewsters Return	Jun 2, 1965
33	Jed, the Bachelor	Jun 9, 1965
34	The Art Center	Jun 16, 1965

Season 4

32 episodes • 1965

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Admiral Jed Clampett	Sep 15, 1965
2	That Old Black Magic	Sep 22, 1965
3	The Sheik	Sep 29, 1965
4	The Private Eye	Oct 6, 1965
5	Possum Day	Oct 13, 1965
6	The Possum Parade	Oct 20, 1965
7	The Clampetts Play the Rams	Oct 27, 1965
8	The Courtship of Elly	Nov 3, 1965
9	A Real Nice Neighbor	Nov 10, 1965
10	The Poor Farmer	Nov 17, 1965
11	Hoe Down a-Go-Go	Nov 24, 1965
12	Mrs. Drysdale's Father	Dec 1, 1965
13	Mr. Farquhar Stays On	Dec 8, 1965
14	Military School	Dec 15, 1965
15	The Common Cold	Dec 29, 1965
16	The Richest Woman	Jan 5, 1966
17	The Trotting Horse	Jan 12, 1966
18	The Buggy	Jan 19, 1966
19	The Cat Burglar	Jan 26, 1966
20	The Big Chicken	Feb 2, 1966
21	Sonny Drysdale Returns	Feb 9, 1966
22	Brewster's Baby	Feb 16, 1966
23	The Great Jethro	Feb 23, 1966
24	The Old Folks Home	Mar 2, 1966
25	Flatt and Scruggs Return	Mar 16, 1966
26	The Folk Singers	Mar 23, 1966
27	The Beautiful Maid	Mar 30, 1966
28	Jethro's Pad	Apr 6, 1966
29	The Bird Watchers	Apr 13, 1966
30	Jethro Gets Engaged	Apr 20, 1966
31	Granny Tonics a Birdwatcher	Apr 27, 1966
32	Jethro Goes to College	May 18, 1966

Season 5

30 episodes • 1966

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Party Line	Sep 14, 1966
2	The Soup Contest	Sep 21, 1966
3	Jethro Takes Love Lessons	Sep 28, 1966
4	The Badger Game	Oct 5, 1966
5	The Badgers Return	Oct 12, 1966
6	The Gorilla	Oct 19, 1966
7	Come Back, Little Herbie	Oct 26, 1966
8	Jed in Politics	Nov 2, 1966
9	Clampett Cha Cha Cha	Nov 9, 1966
10	Jed Joins the Board	Nov 16, 1966
11	Granny Lives It Up	Nov 23, 1966
12	The Gloria Swanson Story	Nov 30, 1966
13	The Woodchucks	Dec 7, 1966
14	Foggy Mountain Soap	Dec 14, 1966
15	The Christmas Present	Dec 21, 1966
16	The Flying Saucer	Dec 28, 1966
17	The Mayor of Bug Tussle	Jan 4, 1967
18	Granny Retires	Jan 11, 1967
19	The Clampett Curse	Jan 18, 1967
20	The Indians Are Coming	Feb 1, 1967
21	The Marriage Machine	Feb 8, 1967
22	Elly Comes Out	Feb 15, 1967
23	The Matador	Feb 22, 1967
24	The Gypsy's Warning	Mar 1, 1967
25	His Royal Highness	Mar 8, 1967
26	Super Hawg	Mar 15, 1967
27	The Doctors	Mar 22, 1967
28	Delovely and Scruggs	Mar 29, 1967
29	The Little Monster	Apr 12, 1967
30	The Dahlia Feud	Apr 19, 1967

Season 6

30 episodes • 1967

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Jed Inherits a Castle	Sep 6, 1967
2	The Clampetts in London	Sep 13, 1967
3	Clampett Castle	Sep 20, 1967
4	Robin Hood of Griffith Park	Sep 27, 1967
5	Robin Hood and the Sheriff	Oct 4, 1967
6	Greetings From the President	Oct 11, 1967
7	The Army Game	Oct 18, 1967
8	Mr. Universe Muscles In	Oct 25, 1967
9	A Plot for Granny	Nov 1, 1967
10	The Social Climbers	Nov 8, 1967
11	Jethro's Military Career	Nov 15, 1967
12	The Reserve Program	Nov 22, 1967
13	The South Rises Again	Nov 29, 1967
14	Jethro in the Reserve	Dec 6, 1967
15	Cimarron Drip	Dec 13, 1967
16	Corn Pone Picassos	Dec 20, 1967
17	The Clampetts Play Cupid	Dec 27, 1967
18	The Housekeeper	Jan 3, 1968
19	The Diner	Jan 10, 1968
20	Topless Anyone?	Jan 17, 1968
21	The Great Snow	Jan 24, 1968
22	The Rass'lin' Clampetts	Jan 31, 1968
23	The Great Tag-Team Match	Feb 7, 1968
24	Jethro Proposes	Feb 21, 1968
25	The Clampetts Fiddle Around	Feb 28, 1968
26	The Soap Opera	Mar 6, 1968
27	Dog Days	Mar 13, 1968
28	The Crystal Gazers	Mar 20, 1968
29	From Rags to Riches	Mar 27, 1968
30	Cousin Roy	Apr 3, 1968

Season 7

26 episodes • 1968Avg: 5.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	A Bundle for Britain	Sep 25, 1968	0.0
2	Something for the Queen	Oct 2, 1968	0.0
3	War of the Roses	Oct 9, 1968	0.0
4	Coming Through the Rye	Oct 16, 1968	0.0
5	Ghost of Clampett Castle	Oct 23, 1968	0.0
6	Granny Goes to Hooterville	Oct 30, 1968	0.0
7	The Italian Cook	Nov 6, 1968	0.0
8	The Great Cook-Off	Nov 13, 1968	0.0
9	Bonnie, Flatt, and Scruggs	Nov 20, 1968	0.0
10	The Thanksgiving Spirit	Nov 27, 1968	0.0
11	The Courtship of Homer Noodleman	Dec 4, 1968	0.0
12	The Hot-Rod Truck	Dec 11, 1968	0.0
13	The Week Before Christmas	Dec 18, 1968	0.0
14	Christmas in Hooterville	Dec 25, 1968	5.0
15	Drysdale and Friend	Jan 1, 1969	0.0
16	Problem Bear	Jan 8, 1969	0.0
17	Jethro the Flesh Peddler	Jan 22, 1969	0.0
18	Cousin Roy in Movieland	Jan 29, 1969	0.0
19	Jed Clampett Enterprises	Feb 5, 1969	0.0
20	The Phantom Fifth Floor	Feb 12, 1969	0.0
21	The Hired Gun	Feb 19, 1969	0.0
22	The Happy Bank	Feb 26, 1969	0.0
23	Sam Drucker's Visit	Mar 5, 1969	0.0
24	The Guru	Mar 12, 1969	0.0
25	The Jogging Clampetts	Mar 19, 1969	0.0
26	Collard Greens an' Fatback	Mar 26, 1969	0.0

Season 8

26 episodes • 1969

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Back to the Hills	Sep 24, 1969
2	The Hills of Home	Oct 1, 1969
3	Silver Dollar City Fair	Oct 8, 1969
4	Jane Finds Elly a Man	Oct 15, 1969
5	Wedding Plans	Oct 22, 1969
6	Jed Buys Central Park	Oct 29, 1969
7	The Clampetts in New York	Nov 5, 1969
8	Manhattan Hillbillies	Nov 12, 1969
9	Home Again	Nov 19, 1969
10	Shorty Kellems Moves West	Nov 26, 1969
11	Midnight Shorty	Dec 3, 1969
12	Shorty Go Home	Dec 10, 1969
13	The Hero	Dec 17, 1969
14	Our Hero the Banker	Dec 24, 1969
15	Buzz Bodine, Boy General	Dec 31, 1969
16	The Clampett-Hewes Empire	Jan 7, 1970
17	What Happened to Shorty?	Jan 14, 1970
18	Marry Me, Shorty	Jan 21, 1970
19	Shorty Spits the Hook	Jan 28, 1970
20	Three-Day Reprieve	Feb 4, 1970
21	The Wedding	Feb 11, 1970
22	Annul That Marriage	Feb 18, 1970
23	Hotel for Women	Feb 25, 1970
24	Simon Legree Drysdale	Mar 4, 1970
25	Honest John Returns	Mar 11, 1970
26	Honesty is the Best Policy	Mar 18, 1970

Season 9

24 episodes • 1970

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Pollution Solution	Sep 15, 1970
2	The Clampetts in Washington	Sep 22, 1970
3	Jed Buys the Capitol	Sep 29, 1970
4	Mark Templeton Arrives	Oct 6, 1970
5	Don't Marry a Frogman	Oct 13, 1970
6	Doctor, Cure My Frog	Oct 27, 1970
7	Do You Elly Take This Frog?	Nov 10, 1970
8	The Frog Family	Nov 17, 1970
9	Farm in the Ocean	Nov 24, 1970
10	Shorty to the Rescue	Dec 1, 1970
11	Welcome to the Family	Dec 8, 1970
12	The Great Revelation	Dec 15, 1970
13	The Grunion Invasion	Jan 5, 1971
14	The Girls from Grun	Jan 12, 1971
15	The Grun Incident	Jan 19, 1971
16	Women's Lib	Jan 26, 1971
17	The Teahouse of Jed Clampett	Feb 2, 1971
18	The Palace of Clampett San	Feb 9, 1971
19	Lib and Let Lib	Feb 16, 1971
20	Elly, the Working Girl	Feb 23, 1971
21	Elly, the Secretary	Mar 2, 1971
22	Love Finds Jane Hathaway	Mar 9, 1971
23	The Clampetts Meet Robert Audubon Getty Crockett	Mar 16, 1971
24	Jethro Returns	Mar 23, 1971

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