Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan, Donna Douglas, Max Baer, Jr., Raymond Bailey, Nancy Kulp. Originally broadcast on CBS television during the 1964-1965 season. Contains all 34 episodes from the third season.
Contents:
Episode 34: The art center. Episode 2: Clampett City -- Episode 3: Clampett City General Store -- Episode 4: Hedda Hopper's Hollywood -- Episode 5: Doctor Jed Clampett -- Episode 6: Jed the heartbreaker -- Episode 7: Back to Marineland -- Episode 8: Teenage idol -- Episode 9: The Widow Poke arrives -- Episode 10: The ballet -- Episode 11: The boarder -- Episode 12: The boarder stays -- Episode 13: Start the New Year right -- Episode 14: Clampett General Hospital -- Episode 15: The movie starlet -- Episode 16: Elly in the movies -- Episode 17: Dash Riprock, you cad -- Episode 18: Clampett a-go-go -- Episode 19: Granny's romance -- Episode 20: Jed's temptation -- Episode 21: Double naught Jethro -- Episode 22: Clampett's millions -- Episode 23: Drysdale's dog days -- Episode 24: Brewster's honeymoon -- Episode 25: Flatt, Clampett, and Scruggs -- Episode 26: Jed and the Countess -- Episode 27: Big daddy, Jed -- Episode 28: Cool school is out -- Episode 29: The big bank battle -- Episode 30: The Clampetts vs. Automation -- Episode 31: Luke's boy -- Episode 32: The Brewsters return -- Episode 33: Jed, the bachelor -- Episode 34: The art center.
Summary:
Jed is still a kind and sensible man with his millions. Things happen around him without he knowing it. Granny is an excentric who still thinks she knows how to deal with every situation. Elly May is still beautiful and naive. Jethro is Jed's nephew who is still as strong as he is dumb. Mr. Drysdale is the greedy banker who will do anything to keep the Clampett money in his bank.
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