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When Jed buys a struggling movie studio, the family tries to help by working there.

The Clampetts mistake a movie-lot prop town for Drysdale's planned new Clampett City development.

The Clampetts try to run the general store on the empty studio set but can’t understand the lack of customers.

Hollywood columnist Hedda Hopper enlists Jed’s help to try to save the movie studio.

The family mistakes Jed’s honorary doctorate degree for a medical license, which doesn’t sit well with Granny.

Mrs. Drysdale plots to force the Clampetts out by throwing herself at Jed.

Jethro decides to join the Marines, so the Clampetts try to enlist him at the Marineland aquarium park.

Johnny Poke, a friend from back home, has become a teen idol, but the Clampetts think he is a delusional failure.

Granny schemes to fix Johnny Poke’s mother up with Jed.

Mrs. Drysdale solicits Jed’s donation to save the local ballet company.

The Drysdales’ new butler, Arthur Pinckney, accidentally ends up at the Clampetts’ new boarding house and tries to mold them into the perfect staff.

The Drysdales’ butler leaves the Clampetts in frustration, but when he returns, he is put on trial for failing to pay for his boarding.

Mrs. Drysdale’s frustration with the Clampetts lands her in the hospital with a nervous condition, and she refuses to leave until the Clampetts are gone.

Mrs. Drysdale wakes to find she is no longer in the hospital but is being treated at the Clampetts’ mansion.

Jethro falls for a movie starlet, Kitty Devine, who is not interested in him until she discovers that his uncle owns the studio.

Elly May takes a job at the movie studio and meets movie star Dash Riprock.

Elly is disappointed about losing Dash to Miss Jane, so Jed and Mr. Drysdale try to fix everything.

Hippie Sheldon Epps crashes his car after seeing Elly May in a bathing suit, so the Clampetts take him in to recover.

Mr. Drysdale sets Granny up with a playboy member of the bank’s board of directors.

Granny practices what she intended to preach against when she sets out to save Jed from the evils of gambling.

Jethro seeks to become a “double naught” spy in the mold of James Bond.

A rival banker tries to lure Jed and his money from Drysdale’s bank.

Granny demands to see her money in cash, and Drysdale tries to talk her out of it.

The Clampetts try to give newlyweds Mr. Brewster and his wife a hillbilly-style honeymoon.

Musicians Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs drop by again and try to cure Granny’s homesickness.

When Countess Maria returns in time for Granny’s spring tonic, Jed thinks she is after him.

Beatnik houseguest Sheldon Epps returns along with some offbeat friends.

Granny tries to rescue Elly May and Jethro from a band of beatniks.

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The Clampetts help an accountant, Leroy Lester, who is being replaced by a computer at Mr. Drysdale’s bank.

Luke Short’s son Beau comes from back home, and Granny wants him to marry Elly May.

The newly married Brewsters try to avoid the Clampetts when they plan a move to Beverly Hills.

Granny puts her things in a wheelbarrow and heads back to the hills on foot.