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Status: Ended
First Aired: September 15, 1965
Seasons: 6
Episodes: 170
Networks: CBS
Genres: Comedy

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Green Acres(1965)

THE PLACE TO BE

TMDB Rating: 7.3 (65 votes)

Overview

Green Acres is an American sitcom starring Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor as a couple who move from New York City to a rural country farm. Produced by Filmways as a sister show to Petticoat Junction, the series was first broadcast on CBS, from September 15, 1965 to April 27, 1971. Receiving solid ratings during its six-year run, Green Acres was cancelled in 1971 as part of the "rural purge" by CBS. The sitcom has been in syndication and is available in DVD and VHS releases. In 1997, the two-part episode "A Star Named Arnold is Born" was ranked #59 on TV Guide's 100 Greatest Episodes of All Time.

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Season 1

32 episodes • 1965Avg: 10.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Oliver Buys A Farm	Sep 15, 1965	10.0
2	Lisa's First Day On the Farm	Sep 22, 1965	10.0
3	The Decorator	Sep 29, 1965	0.0
4	The Best Laid Plans	Oct 6, 1965	0.0
5	My Husband, the Rooster Renter	Oct 13, 1965	0.0
6	Furniture, Furniture, Who's Got the Furniture?	Oct 20, 1965	0.0
7	Neighborliness	Oct 27, 1965	0.0
8	Lisa the Helpmate	Nov 3, 1965	0.0
9	You Can't Plug in a 2 with a 6	Nov 10, 1965	0.0
10	Don't Call Us, We'll Call You	Nov 17, 1965	0.0
11	Parity Begins at Home	Nov 24, 1965	0.0
12	Lisa Has a Calf	Dec 8, 1965	0.0
13	The Wedding Anniversary	Dec 15, 1965	0.0
14	What Happened in Scranton?	Dec 22, 1965	0.0
15	How to Enlarge a Bedroom	Dec 29, 1965	0.0
16	Give Me Land, Lots Of Land	Jan 5, 1966	0.0
17	I Didn't Raise My Husband to Be a Fireman	Jan 19, 1966	0.0
18	Lisa Bakes a Cake	Jan 26, 1966	0.0
19	Sprained Ankle, Country Style	Feb 2, 1966	0.0
20	The Price of Apples	Feb 9, 1966	0.0
21	What's In a Name?	Feb 16, 1966	0.0
22	The Day of Decision	Feb 23, 1966	0.0
23	A Pig In a Poke	Mar 9, 1966	0.0
24	The Deputy	Mar 16, 1966	0.0
25	Double Drick	Mar 23, 1966	0.0
26	The Ballad of Molly Turgis	Apr 6, 1966	0.0
27	Never Look a Gift Tractor in the Mouth	Apr 27, 1966	0.0
28	Send a Boy to College	May 4, 1966	0.0
29	Horse? What Horse?	May 11, 1966	10.0
30	The Rains Came	May 18, 1966	0.0
31	Culture	May 25, 1966	0.0
32	Uncle Ollie	Jun 1, 1966	0.0

Season 2

30 episodes • 1966

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Wings Over Hooterville	Sep 14, 1966
2	Water, Water Everywhere	Sep 21, 1966
3	I Didn't Raise My Pig to Be a Soldier	Sep 28, 1966
4	How to See South America By Bus	Oct 5, 1966
5	The Ugly Duckling	Oct 19, 1966
6	One of Our Assemblymen is Missing	Oct 26, 1966
7	The Good Old Days	Nov 2, 1966
8	Eb Discovers the Birds and the Bees	Nov 9, 1966
9	The Hooterville Image	Nov 16, 1966
10	You Ought to Be in Pictures	Nov 23, 1966
11	A Home Isn't Built in a Day	Nov 30, 1966
12	A Square is Not Round	Dec 14, 1966
13	An Old Fashioned Christmas	Dec 21, 1966
14	Never Trust a Little Old Lady	Dec 28, 1966
15	School Days	Jan 4, 1967
16	His Honor	Jan 11, 1967
17	It's So Peaceful in the Country	Jan 18, 1967
18	Exodus to Bleedswell	Jan 25, 1967
19	It's Human to Be Humane	Feb 1, 1967
20	Never Take Your Wife to a Convention	Feb 8, 1967
21	The Computer Age	Feb 15, 1967
22	Never Start Talking Unless Your Voice Comes Out	Feb 22, 1967
23	The Beverly Hillbillies	Mar 1, 1967
24	Lisa's Vegetable Garden	Mar 8, 1967
25	The Saucer Season	Mar 15, 1967
26	Getting Even With Haney	Mar 22, 1967
27	Kimball Gets Fired	Mar 29, 1967
28	The Vulgar Ring Story	Apr 12, 1967
29	Who's Lisa?	Apr 19, 1967
30	Music to Milk By	Apr 26, 1967

Season 3

30 episodes • 1967

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Man For the Job	Sep 6, 1967
2	Lisa's Jam Session	Sep 13, 1967
3	Love Comes to Arnold Ziffel	Sep 20, 1967
4	Oliver vs. the Phone Company	Sep 27, 1967
5	Oliver Takes Over the Phone Company	Oct 4, 1967
6	A Kind Word For the President	Oct 11, 1967
7	Don't Count Your Tomatoes Before They're Picked	Oct 18, 1967
8	Eb Elopes	Oct 25, 1967
9	The Thing	Nov 1, 1967
10	Das Lumpen	Nov 8, 1967
11	Won't You Come Home, Arnold Ziffel?	Nov 15, 1967
12	Jealousy, English Style	Nov 22, 1967
13	Haney's New Image	Nov 29, 1967
14	Alf and Ralph Break Up	Dec 13, 1967
15	No Trespassing	Dec 20, 1967
16	Eb Returns	Dec 27, 1967
17	Not Guilty	Jan 3, 1968
18	Home is Where You Run Away From	Jan 10, 1968
19	How to Suceed in Television Without Really Trying	Jan 24, 1968
20	Arnold, Boy Hero	Jan 31, 1968
21	Flight to Nowhere	Feb 7, 1968
22	My Mother, the Countess	Feb 14, 1968
23	The Spring Festival	Feb 21, 1968
24	Our Son, the Barber	Feb 28, 1968
25	Oliver's Jaded Past	Mar 6, 1968
26	The Hungarian Curse	Mar 13, 1968
27	The Rutabaga Story	Mar 20, 1968
28	Instant Family	Mar 27, 1968
29	A Star Named Arnold is Born (Part 1)	Apr 3, 1968
30	A Star Named Arnold is Born (Part 2)	Apr 10, 1968

Season 4

26 episodes • 1968

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Guess Who's Not Going to the Luau?	Sep 25, 1968
2	The Rummage Sale	Oct 2, 1968
3	Hail to the Fire Chief	Oct 16, 1968
4	Eb's Romance	Oct 23, 1968
5	The Candidate	Oct 30, 1968
6	Handy Lessons	Nov 6, 1968
7	A Husband For Eleanor	Nov 13, 1968
8	Old Mail Day	Nov 20, 1968
9	The Agricultural Student	Nov 27, 1968
10	How Hooterville was Floundered	Dec 11, 1968
11	The Blue Feather	Dec 18, 1968
12	How to Get from Hooterville to Pixley Without Moving	Dec 25, 1968
13	The Birthday Gift	Jan 1, 1969
14	Everywhere a Chick Chick	Jan 8, 1969
15	The Marital Vacation	Jan 15, 1969
16	A Prize in Every Package	Jan 22, 1969
17	Law Partners	Jan 29, 1969
18	A Day in the Life of Oliver Wendell Holmes	Feb 5, 1969
19	Economy Flight to Washington	Feb 12, 1969
20	Retreat From Washington	Feb 19, 1969
21	A Hunting We Won't Go	Feb 26, 1969
22	Oh, Promise Me	Mar 5, 1969
23	Eb Uses His Ingenuity	Mar 12, 1969
24	The Old Trunk	Mar 19, 1969
25	The Milk Maker	Mar 26, 1969
26	The Reincarnation of Eb	Apr 2, 1969

Season 5

26 episodes • 1969

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Lisa's Mudder Comes for a Visit	Sep 27, 1969
2	Everybody Tries to Love a Countess	Oct 4, 1969
3	Where There's a Will	Oct 11, 1969
4	A Tale of a Tail	Oct 18, 1969
5	You and Your Big Shrunken Head	Oct 25, 1969
6	The Road	Nov 1, 1969
7	Four of Spades	Nov 8, 1969
8	The Youth Center	Nov 15, 1969
9	The Special Delivery Letter	Nov 22, 1969
10	Oliver's Schoolgirl Crush	Nov 29, 1969
11	Ralph's Nuptials	Dec 13, 1969
12	Oliver and the Cornstalk	Dec 20, 1969
13	Beauty is Skin Deep	Dec 27, 1969
14	The Wish-Book	Jan 3, 1970
15	Rest and Relaxation	Jan 10, 1970
16	Trapped	Jan 17, 1970
17	Bundle of Joy	Jan 24, 1970
18	The Ex-Con	Jan 31, 1970
19	The Cow Killer	Feb 7, 1970
20	The Confrontation	Feb 14, 1970
21	The Case of the Hooterville Refund Fraud	Feb 28, 1970
22	The Picnic	Mar 7, 1970
23	The Beeping Rock	Mar 21, 1970
24	Uncle Fedor	Mar 28, 1970
25	The Wealthy Landowner	Apr 11, 1970
26	Happy Birthday	Apr 11, 1970

Season 6

26 episodes • 1970

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The City Kids	Sep 15, 1970
2	The Coming-Out Party	Sep 22, 1970
3	Jealousy	Sep 29, 1970
4	A Royal Love Story	Oct 6, 1970
5	Oliver Goes Broke	Oct 20, 1970
6	The Great Mayoralty Campaign	Oct 27, 1970
7	Eb's Double Trouble	Nov 10, 1970
8	Apple-Picking Time	Nov 17, 1970
9	Enterprising Eb	Nov 24, 1970
10	Oliver's Double	Dec 1, 1970
11	The High Cost of Loving	Dec 8, 1970
12	The Liberation Movement	Dec 15, 1970
13	Charlie, Homer and Natasha	Dec 22, 1970
14	The Engagement Ring	Dec 29, 1970
15	The Free Paint Job	Jan 5, 1971
16	Son of Drobny	Jan 12, 1971
17	The Wedding Deal	Jan 19, 1971
18	Star Witness	Jan 26, 1971
19	The Spot Remover	Feb 2, 1971
20	King Oliver I	Feb 9, 1971
21	A Girl for Drobny	Feb 16, 1971
22	The Carpenter's Ball	Feb 23, 1971
23	The Hole in the Porch	Mar 2, 1971
24	Lisa the Psychologist	Mar 9, 1971
25	Hawaiian Honeymoon	Mar 16, 1971
26	The Ex-Secretary	Apr 27, 1971

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