The Beverly Hillbillies - Season 2 - Episode 13 - The Clampetts Get Culture | Buddy Ebsen 

@Frank Smith I watch for the cars too! Loved the Dart stationwagon the principal of the school drove. I'd take any one of them today.

i do believe that was "weeeee doggies!".

Only in tv land people are never that friendly.

Never watched It Before either, I thought I watched all of them

Yeah the best

True!

All I know is my rooster sank A big old fish got his ass

You all

Seen a interview with them they said they all loved granny she made them crackup.she had died before interview.

I'm sure Sharon loved it

We all know she's there, and that's really all that matters.

That was her fault, she missed her mark.

Sharon wasn’t even a star at that time 🙄

How'd you like somebody to de-finger you?

To be fair even though she was "acting" she was being very erratic yelling ang waving her hands which likely made Elmer feel threatened plus if i was that raccoon I'd maul Mrs Drysdale, She was the worst

um WHERE?

You try the city dump.

Unfortunately, it's a Copyright issue, the entire 1st season and part of the 2nd season are in the "Public Domain" (Out of Copyright) but the music on the credits "The Ballad of Jed Clampett" is still under Copyright so to avoid problems the replacement music you hear is used instead however, some DVD releases pay for the Copyright to use "The Ballad of Jed Clampett" especially if they have all of the seasons or the whole 2nd season as the rest of the episodes are still under Copyright.

Its copyrighted

Where's that Kellogg's commercial

Um where?

I noticed alot of viewers said that there where too many commercials. I only seen one maybe two, I was too busy laughing to notice. I'm Grinning Like A Villan OXOXOX! Relax and enjoy 😘❤️!

Yeah what's Green screen? Just saying?

Because girls don't need a education. They are supposed to stay at home and Rais her babies. and be ready at all times if their husband needs sex.

She DOES (she makes it to the schoolyard anyway)

I LOVED Pearl!!

In my opinion, the primary focus of the show was to parody / lampoon the excesses and preposterous vanity of the "uber-wealthy", when compared to the simple, practical, moral, kind, Clampett family. I can't imagine anyone seeing this as an accurate representation of rural people.

man did you miss the point of this show. all i'll say is, the "hillbillies" always, always showed both the foolishness of "modern culture" and the pure unbeguiling nature of the clampetts. granny especially.