The Beverly Hillbillies - The Clampetts Strike Oil (1/4)

This is the first episode of The Beverly Hillbillies which aired on CBS in September, 1962. A "petroleum man" from the OK Oil Company visits the Clampetts in the Ozarks where Jed owns property. Ellie Maye knocks the petroleum man out with a rock and brings him home, asking Jed if she can keep him.

When the petroleum man comes to, he tries to convince Jed and Grannie that they are now rich. Jed and Granny think that he is delusional after being struck in the head.

After some initial resistance, Jed decides to pack up and move to Beverly Hills.

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[SusDgs]

She ought to be doin womens work,,,, helpin me with the still :) i love this show. nothing but trash on tv today. thanks for uploading!

[hwy61media]

@SusDgs You're welcome. The Hillbillies continue to entertain us so many years later!

Thanks for commenting! -Michael

[elc1960]

Come on folks, say it with me now! 1 . . . 2 . . . 3 . . . "WeeeeeeeeeeeeellllllDoggies!"

[hwy61media]

@elc1960 Everybody now...!

[LASZLOBOY1]

I agree, THESE SHOWS ARE THE BEST---NOWDAY'S WE HAVE NOTHING BUT C--P ,AND IT'S ALL FILTHY

[hwy61media]

@LASZLOBOY1 You are so right! -Michael

[masonisadog]

what happend to these good ol shows

[blaster1985]

"It ain't her shoulders poppin' these buttons!"

[elc1960]

@hwy61media Shame . . . I don't hear anyone out there saying it - GRRRRR!! (LOL)

[hwy61media]

@masonisadog Great question. The Hillbillies had a long run and were still doing well but the network wanted to move on to more modern shows!