@@daskritterhaus5491 at least they don't have the republican hurricanes , force children to have relative's babies, and take in far more government aid than they pay in, so there is that.
@@UseByDate-Expired No, but they have democrat fires, people who shouldn't be there that commit violent crimes and massive state & local taxes that cripple anyone who isn't a millionaire.
It ran almost the whole decade of the 60's, as it debuted in fall '62. (went all the way through to May of '71) Cameo's by legendary baseball personality Leo Durocher and then Dodger executive Al Rosen. (can't forget Sharon Tate's cameo appearances in '62-'64)
Yes. Me ,too. I am even older than you, and you have to go thru so many channels to find something non offensive. I still watch : Leave it to Beaver and of course, the Beverly Hillbillies!
Ditto, me too! Remember when journalists reported the News, just like it happened, no biased swing to it. And not One would think of bald face lying to us. 😢.
I once heard that when Beverly hillbillies was canceled. Irene Ryan spoke to then President Nixon about stopping the cancellation. There was nothing he could do but he did tell Irene Ryan that she was the life of the show.
@@thebiggianthead8364 CBS vice president Michael Dann got rid of all the rural-themed shows, because he found it embarrassing at cocktail parties. Despite those shows were all hits, and were carrying the network.
My dad and i loved this show. My liked it, cause he was born on poor farm way back in the woods in Missisippi. Grandpa never own a car, just mules and wagne, only went to town once a month for suppies that they could grow on the farm . No lights or plumbing. He didn't get birth ceraticit until he was 40. Hard working man, but simple. Loved him so much. Been gone 30 years now.
I still live in a rural area in Mississippi, and everybody here is snobby, to be so backwards. But I still like living here more than any big nasty overcrowded city. I would love to visit L.A. for one reason only, but that will never happen.
"did you notice any differences from the aired episodes"? Yes. What's missing is "The Ballad Of Jed Clampett" By Flatt And Scruggs & The Froggy Mountain Boys.
In the early 90s, I lived in Oxford, England, for a spell. While at a party, I sang the ballad for some friends. Then I had to sing it several more times that evening. For the next several months, total strangers would approach me on the street and ask me to sing it for them.
The segment of the helicopter and the oil man was not always included. Ellie claims to have hit him on the head down at the swamp in some versions when she brings him in over her shoulder.
Ohhhhhnooooooo! I just realized I am now older than Granny!!! I still think of the teen me sitting there rating potatocjips and drinkingTab. Sure had to stop that!😅
Yeah ..all them Californians are going to relocated to Texas, Oklahoma and other states to destroy them. I'm not referring to them being responsible for wildfires but the politics, financial/social issues.
Much like with Gilligan's Island, the network execs hated this show. But you just can't fight ratings, and the first three seasons of this show were among the funniest ever put on TV. After that, it got pretty campy, but I never tire of watching these early seasons.
There are so many of these kind of shows on MeTV today I still watch them when there's nothing on the main channels.. because I have an antenna TV not cable.. I Love Lucy.. Dick Van Dyke.. Bewitched ..I Dream of Jeannie.. Partridge Family.. Brady Bunch... I can go on and on..❤❤❤❤
2:37. One of the all time greatest and funniest lines in any sitcom...EVER!!! And Irene Ryan delivered it like no one else could. I never get tired of seeing this episode. Really, the only thing different is the music....obviously before "The Ballad of Jed Clampett" was written.
It's neat to see a 32 minute pilot episode. The broadcast first episode was definitely edited down to about 27 minutes with different music and a different laugh track.
They announced it was never aired, I’m 73 now and I remember very clearly the first episode (this episode) my sisters and I were sitting on the floor in front off are TV. We were hooked on this sitcom series along with so many others. Watching them today reminds me of my younger days and simpler times. Love the oldies
In reading the comments I'm seeing the people don't understand the concept of uncut in the original unaired version. We have all seen variations of this episode but I for one can say I've never seen this one
I agree except this version IS uncut. I have seen this episode many times on RUclips but a few of the lines from this version were cut out in the other version. The description of the city at the very beginning, dies not appear on the the RUclips version. It begins with the truck driving down a city road and jed'a line, *OK, let's find the house we bought.". The film stops just before they enter the gate then flashes back to the cabin when Elly brings home the "stranger". There are several other lines in this version that didn't appear on the other. I think what they meant by "unaired" was it didn't air on the original rum of the series.
The first episode of the actual series is basically this footage with some changes. The Psychiatrist scene was cut, the jail scene was reshot to say Commerce Bank, the music was re-recorded and changed and the opening scene was changed to say The Beverly Hillbillies
@@jackkircher1755 My father and I watched this TV show from day one, and you are correct, but the original episode was about 10 minutes less than this episode. I've watched this and other versions of the same pilot episode after a while you don't notice the difference. I can still hear my father laughing when I watch these shows. Yes, I still watch them !!!
Nice to see the pilot with the missing edited out minutes added back in and tge original title and first draft of the theme song that didn't have lyrics yet. Lyrics weren't added till the second season originally. My Bebita Colombian Wife Maria absolutely loves the Beverly Hillbillies. It's as much fun watching her loosing it at Granny's jokes as watching the show itself.
I believe they played the the song on the second episode. I missed the first one but vividly recall the song when the second episode originally aired. (I was a kid, but it was funny, which is more than you can say for most sitcoms in the last 25 years).
I always liked to watch this when I was a Child. I always felt so very much Smarter about knowing things about "Big City Life", and/or "Rich People", after each episode!
It's nearly identical as the first episode. Notable differences: the show's (opening) title, theme music, and the extra footage at the end (Elly's date, Drysdale's narration and psychiatrist visit), which I assume is included in other episodes.
Loved it! And I loved the show as a kid when first run. We watched every week without fail. Times were simpler and structured for life with family and friends over. It was better than today since Jan 20th.
My father helped put this together with his good friend Paul Henning. I remember seeing this as a young child as Paul brought the copy to Independence Mo. dad worked with HARRY TRUMAN, they all were great friends.
I worked in Hollywood in the early 1970s. IIRC, to get to the Clampett's house, you drive west on Sunset Boulevard from Los Angeles into Beverly Hills. Then, take the first right into Trousdale Estates (IIRC, there was a large sign at the entrance). Drive almost all the way to the top of the hill The house is on the right side of the road. I believe the bank building shown in the pilot is the Beverly Hills National Bank. I understand that some of its customers were renowned celebrities: Mae West, Constance Bennett, Clark Gable, Jimmy Stewart and many others. Beverly Hills National Bank ran into some difficulties in the mid 1970s. I believe it became a branch of Wells Fargo. IIRC, in the series the bank's name was Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills rather than the name shown in the pilot.
This is not the original pilot, this is the second aired pilot as the first episode. (At least here in Canada)The first one was titled The Clampitts of Beverly Hills. The part of Elly May was not played by Donna Douglas, can't remember much more about it, it was on a documentary of the show back in the 70s or 80s, been so long ago. I did love watching the show when I was growing up. Alone with Green Acres and Petticoat Junction
IDK about other dudes, but i think it would have been a lot more fun to "wrassle" Ely Mae, than Jethro. (Max said a lot of guys used to give him BS about wanting to fight him----His daddy was a champion boxer, but they were too stupid to realize it).
This is not the first episode shown as many think. This is the "pitch" episode done to sell the concept. This is the same as the first episode with the exceptions of a few scenes taken out and some redone. I don't know if it has been on tv or not but have seen it several times online.
I have seen this episode on television probably at least 50 or 60 times. And I’ve seen it uncut on a few occasions. So I’m not quite sure this is advertised as never seen on television. I can quote it.
At 22:17 "Taylor" walks in, played by an aspiring actor that never made it bigger than this role. Nevertheless, TCM's annual "Remembers" feature for the year he died placed him in the final spot reserved for special people. He was their host, Robert Osbourne.
The Real McCoys was a sitcom about an Appalachian Mountain Family that moved to California and thier adjustment to life on a farm in the San Fernando Valley. Paul Henning created The Beverly Hillbillies based on families he met during his travels through the Ozarks. Prior to the Beverly Hillbillies, he was a writer for The Real McCoys. But same premise for both shows. Mountain family moves to California and tries to adjust.
I've seen this a number of times. I was excited to see something I'd never seen you for as i'm a huge fan of the beverly hillbillies. Maybe it was on streaming that I see it, but i've seen this a number of times.
I've seen this before... somewhere, exactly this episode. A classic show. It was still doing well in the ratings when CBS dumped all their rural comedies and moved to modern urban comedies.
Back in those yrs, as a kid, I could hear bits of those shows, but, if my sadistic Stepfather thought I might be sneakin a peak, to watch it, he'd kick and beat hell out of me... Which always tended to happen, every day, anyway. At least, those shows held his attention, until the Commercials. Which, leaves me, feeling warmth, when I hear those voices, and the music, and the laughter. ... Safety, because of them. Just needed someone, to know.
Well wait justa a darn tootin' minute - What happened to the theme song part "then one day Jed was shootin' at some food, and up from the ground come a bubblin' crude" ?? There wasn't no singin' of no 'oil men' taking part in this no how - Jed done found it himself just as the story goes!
I have seen this episode on television probably at least 50 or 60 times. And I’ve seen it uncut on a few occasions. So I’m not quite sure why this is advertised as never seen on television. I can quote it. also, they did cut out a scene in this sample. Ellie Mae did not want to leave her critters and Jed had to talk to her, that’s why he said I have got the muleiest womenfolk.
I've seen this version recently on Pluto free tv. I have tv on all night for background noise and Beverly Hillbillies is on every night for last 5 years. I'm 53 and this show and Andy Griffith are still my favorites .
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One of my very favorite shows. Buddy Ebsen was hilarious and played the part so well. I enjoyed this upload. Thank you.
One of the best comedies ever put on the tube!🕺
Guess you haven't seen much
@@markpb4767 And you must be blind & stupid.
Outstanding!! I miss the old days when society was moral.
I keep the memories ALIVE by continually searching for these gems from the past. My latest obsessions are the What's My Line episodes here on YT!
Society was never moral, don't be so naive.
That Ozark cabin looks so cozy! I'm with Granny!
It does look cozy until you have to chop wood to keep it cozy 😂❤❤
I forgot the h*b*s came from the Ozarks! Ah, I have a cravin' for a Mtn Dew!
@@debbiegoodine5037 Not with Jethro
After all these years granny was proved right about moving to Beverly Hills.
And GRANNY would have a hickory switch to set them straight.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Except that there was no fire damage in Beverly Hills. So....
@@patrickdenny-pk5ko give it time and a bunch more democrats in office
@@daskritterhaus5491 at least they don't have the republican hurricanes , force children to have relative's babies, and take in far more government aid than they pay in, so there is that.
@@UseByDate-Expired No, but they have democrat fires, people who shouldn't be there that commit violent crimes and massive state & local taxes that cripple anyone who isn't a millionaire.
all of the scenes appeared in various episodes of the series, I watched it when it was new and many many times over the years, great show
I haven’t laughed so much in years. Great humor
A man'd be a dang fool to leave all this!
Now the off grid people want back
Greatest line ever!!
That was awesome. He was wealthy before and after. Buddy Ebsen played the role exceptionally well, he embraced the character fully.
TV like this just doesn't exist anymore.
Thankfully... truly trash tv
@@markpb4767 How's Russia, bot?
Recessed countertop sink in cabin?
The black-and-white shows were the best, the good old days.
One of my all-time favorite TV shows back in a different time when life was easier and so much less complicated. Thanx for uploading 😉👍
Before all the dysfunction in the "Inner city!"
@@johnswanson3741 shut up, racist filth.
@@johnswanson3741 PLANNED dysfunction. It didn't happen on accident.
It ran almost the whole decade of the 60's, as it debuted in fall '62. (went all the way through to May of '71) Cameo's by legendary baseball personality Leo Durocher and then Dodger executive Al Rosen. (can't forget Sharon Tate's cameo appearances in '62-'64)
Gotta love those "Button Poppers"
Loved this ! Good old days ! Miss having morality on the tube ! Miss it alot. ❤❤❤❤❤ I'm 69 so I have seen ALOT OF CHANGES !
68 here, we BOTH have! ♥♥♥♥
Yes. Me ,too. I am even older than you, and you have to go thru so many channels to find something non offensive. I still watch : Leave it to Beaver and of course, the Beverly Hillbillies!
Im 68, 69 in July.
I miss the good ole days and clean television 😊
Ditto, me too! Remember when journalists reported the News, just like it happened, no biased swing to it. And not One would think of bald face lying to us. 😢.
What the hell. Morality? Ellie was used as a sex object. Disgusting
I once heard that when Beverly hillbillies was canceled. Irene Ryan spoke to then President Nixon about stopping the cancellation. There was nothing he could do but he did tell Irene Ryan that she was the life of the show.
Best casting job ever in picking her for granny.
@@thebiggianthead8364 CBS vice president Michael Dann got rid of all the rural-themed shows, because he found it embarrassing at cocktail parties. Despite those shows were all hits, and were carrying the network.
My dad and i loved this show. My liked it, cause he was born on poor farm way back in the woods in Missisippi. Grandpa never own a car, just mules and wagne, only went to town once a month for suppies that they could grow on the farm . No lights or plumbing. He didn't get birth ceraticit until he was 40. Hard working man, but simple. Loved him so much. Been gone 30 years now.
I still live in a rural area in Mississippi, and everybody here is snobby, to be so backwards. But I still like living here more than any big nasty overcrowded city. I would love to visit L.A. for one reason only, but that will never happen.
The 'ce-ment pond' always cracked me up. 😄
See mint lol
Granny is my favorite! She is definetly a hoot!
Best casting in TV history. Irene Ryan just got better as the show went on.
"did you notice any differences from the aired episodes"?
Yes. What's missing is "The Ballad Of Jed Clampett" By Flatt And Scruggs & The Froggy Mountain Boys.
In the early 90s, I lived in Oxford, England, for a spell. While at a party, I sang the ballad for some friends. Then I had to sing it several more times that evening. For the next several months, total strangers would approach me on the street and ask me to sing it for them.
The segment of the helicopter and the oil man was not always included. Ellie claims to have hit him on the head down at the swamp in some versions when she brings him in over her shoulder.
I love it. I watched the very first episode on my big 12 inc screen black n white TV i had in my bedroom. That was a luxury back then
I had a 13 inch Ford television.
@@geraldross967 Obviously compensating for something with that big screen.
This is just what I needed. Never saw it before.
I have never seen this, i was a teen in the 60’s, loved the show, still do
Ohhhhhnooooooo! I just realized I am now older than Granny!!! I still think of the teen me sitting there rating potatocjips and drinkingTab. Sure had to stop that!😅
Don't move Jed!! You don't know what they're going to do to LA. Besides you're right, you have it made right where you're at!!
I agree.....a man would have to be a danged FOOL to leave all this.
I agree Jed. Stay in the Ozarks. Life is so much better and safer there. !!!!
😂😂😂
Wait till 2025 won't he be surprised
Yeah ..all them Californians are going to relocated to Texas, Oklahoma and other states to destroy them. I'm not referring to them being responsible for wildfires but the politics, financial/social issues.
i cant believe cbs green lit this pilot. must have blown them away when this became top 5 show! paul henning created all those rural shows for cbs.
Much like with Gilligan's Island, the network execs hated this show. But you just can't fight ratings, and the first three seasons of this show were among the funniest ever put on TV. After that, it got pretty campy, but I never tire of watching these early seasons.
CBS arbitrarily cancelled all their rural sitcoms, to get away from the "corn." (Big mistake, by some dumb network bigshots).
This was one of my favorite shows back then. And this episode was awesome!
There are so many of these kind of shows on MeTV today I still watch them when there's nothing on the main channels.. because I have an antenna TV not cable.. I Love Lucy.. Dick Van Dyke.. Bewitched ..I Dream of Jeannie.. Partridge Family.. Brady Bunch... I can go on and on..❤❤❤❤
I love Mannix, Cannon, Rockford Files
Genie was very wholesome.... The ORIGINAL opening theme, not the animated one; was one of the most beautiful scenes on television.
2:37. One of the all time greatest and funniest lines in any sitcom...EVER!!! And Irene Ryan delivered it like no one else could. I never get tired of seeing this episode. Really, the only thing different is the music....obviously before "The Ballad of Jed Clampett" was written.
It's neat to see a 32 minute pilot episode. The broadcast first episode was definitely edited down to about 27 minutes with different music and a different laugh track.
They announced it was never aired, I’m 73 now and I remember very clearly the first episode (this episode) my sisters and I were sitting on the floor in front off are TV. We were hooked on this sitcom series along with so many others. Watching them today reminds me of my younger days and simpler times. Love the oldies
legendary television sitcom- especially the first three/four years.
In reading the comments I'm seeing the people don't understand the concept of uncut in the original unaired version. We have all seen variations of this episode but I for one can say I've never seen this one
Yep... saw the edited, original episode just last night. The pig getting into the corn mash segment had been edited.
@@jameslewis8303-- Yep, I just saw the edited version last night too.
hog grits and possum innards- twice as good the next day (my favorite line for half a century now!)
Not unaired , I saw it long before I saw the web ! Different intro , but the episode has run on tv many times.
I agree except this version IS uncut. I have seen this episode many times on RUclips but a few of the lines from this version were cut out in the other version. The description of the city at the very beginning, dies not appear on the the RUclips version. It begins with the truck driving down a city road and jed'a line, *OK, let's find the house we bought.". The film stops just before they enter the gate then flashes back to the cabin when Elly brings home the "stranger". There are several other lines in this version that didn't appear on the other.
I think what they meant by "unaired" was it didn't air on the original rum of the series.
The first episode of the actual series is basically this footage with some changes. The Psychiatrist scene was cut, the jail scene was reshot to say Commerce Bank, the music was re-recorded and changed and the opening scene was changed to say The Beverly Hillbillies
@@jackkircher1755
My father and I watched this TV show from day one, and you are correct, but the original episode was about 10 minutes less than this episode. I've watched this and other versions of the same pilot episode after a while you don't notice the difference.
I can still hear my father laughing when I watch these shows. Yes, I still watch them !!!
@@billgreen1861 why not watch them?Its better than the garbage they produce today.
Gold star for you
Thanks so much for sharing that little gold gem loved every second 😂❤
A favorite as a child, but never seen this episode. Thanks for sharing!
Nice to see the pilot with the missing edited out minutes added back in and tge original title and first draft of the theme song that didn't have lyrics yet.
Lyrics weren't added till the second season originally.
My Bebita Colombian Wife Maria absolutely loves the Beverly Hillbillies.
It's as much fun watching her loosing it at Granny's jokes as watching the show itself.
I believe they played the the song on the second episode. I missed the first one but vividly recall the song when the second episode originally aired. (I was a kid, but it was funny, which is more than you can say for most sitcoms in the last 25 years).
My white anglo Saxon wife agrees.
I’ve got some dvd sets, this pilot is included in the episodes.
The Beverly Hillbillies are a favorite of mine.
Such a wonderful show.
My grand parents lived in a cabin a lot like that. I was 10 years old when my family went to visit.
Too Good. If I've seen this, I must have Forgotten.Thank You.
I never could figure out why it was originally called "The Hillbillies (of Beverly Hills)". Good thing someone creative figured that one out!
I always liked to watch this when I was a Child. I always felt so very much Smarter about knowing things about "Big City Life", and/or "Rich People", after each episode!
Thank you! Brought special memories.
Oh for the days when people could just laugh at silliness instead of running it through the “political correctness “ insanity.
Exactly. Too many white , straight , cast members.
That was entertaining! Thanks for sharing
My grandma and I used to watch this together.
This is great. Thank you very much!
It's nearly identical as the first episode. Notable differences: the show's (opening) title, theme music, and the extra footage at the end (Elly's date, Drysdale's narration and psychiatrist visit), which I assume is included in other episodes.
How about the part where he shot and the oil came bubbling up. That was in Episode 1, but not in this pilot.
Loved it! And I loved the show as a kid when first run.
We watched every week without fail. Times were simpler and structured for life with family and friends over. It was better than today since Jan 20th.
Ellie Mae prefers animals to people for the same reason I do; animals don’t nag.
👍
I remember seeing this when I was a young child on the old black-and-white TV ,brings back so many good memories
My father helped put this together with his good friend Paul Henning. I remember seeing this as a young child as Paul brought the copy to Independence Mo. dad worked with HARRY TRUMAN, they all were great friends.
Oh my, I loved this show.
I worked in Hollywood in the early 1970s. IIRC, to get to the Clampett's house, you drive west on Sunset Boulevard from Los Angeles into Beverly Hills. Then, take the first right into Trousdale Estates (IIRC, there was a large sign at the entrance). Drive almost all the way to the top of the hill The house is on the right side of the road.
I believe the bank building shown in the pilot is the Beverly Hills National Bank. I understand that some of its customers were renowned celebrities: Mae West, Constance Bennett, Clark Gable, Jimmy Stewart and many others. Beverly Hills National Bank ran into some difficulties in the mid 1970s. I believe it became a branch of Wells Fargo. IIRC, in the series the bank's name was Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills rather than the name shown in the pilot.
I love the music!
This is not the original pilot, this is the second aired pilot as the first episode. (At least here in Canada)The first one was titled The Clampitts of Beverly Hills. The part of Elly May was not played by Donna Douglas, can't remember much more about it, it was on a documentary of the show back in the 70s or 80s, been so long ago. I did love watching the show when I was growing up. Alone with Green Acres and Petticoat Junction
❤Best 3 Comedies for sure❤
"Gold Dollars, Silver Dollars, Million Dollars.... ha ha ha. Thumbs up!
Ellie Mae was 30years old when this aired, shore don't grow em like that anymore...
IDK about other dudes, but i think it would have been a lot more fun to "wrassle" Ely Mae, than Jethro. (Max said a lot of guys used to give him BS about wanting to fight him----His daddy was a champion boxer, but they were too stupid to realize it).
She was a total fox that's for sure!
My oldest brother had a huge crush on her. I remember, too, when my friend told me she had a kid. I didn't believe her. Lol
She was 17
This may be rare, but I saw this pilot a couple years ago here on RUclips. It didn't hurt to see it again, though.
Great show.
I wonder if the algorithm served this up because of all the fire coverage I’ve watched?
I used to watch this show all the time and I’ve seen this episode many times.
Loved this show as a child. So fun and innocent!❤❤❤
Thank you for this ❤
I was an avid viewer of the Beverly hillbillies and I’ve seen this episode before.
It's been so long I don't remember if I seen this or not
this is great !!! thank you
This is not the first episode shown as many think. This is the "pitch" episode done to sell the concept. This is the same as the first episode with the exceptions of a few scenes taken out and some redone. I don't know if it has been on tv or not but have seen it several times online.
I LOVE THIS!!!!
This episode actually did air long ago... but I appreciate seeing it again😊
I have seen this episode on television probably at least 50 or 60 times. And I’ve seen it uncut on a few occasions. So I’m not quite sure this is advertised as never seen on television. I can quote it.
This was only shown later after the show became a hit and was referred to as the ‘unaired pilot.”
At 22:17 "Taylor" walks in, played by an aspiring actor that never made it bigger than this role. Nevertheless, TCM's annual "Remembers" feature for the year he died placed him in the final spot reserved for special people. He was their host, Robert Osbourne.
There were different parts. That was cool. Ty for sharing
Loved the heck out of that show as a kid 60-70s
A full bubble chopper! Wow!❤
The Real McCoys was a sitcom about an Appalachian Mountain Family that moved to California and thier adjustment to life on a farm in the San Fernando Valley. Paul Henning created The Beverly Hillbillies based on families he met during his travels through the Ozarks. Prior to the Beverly Hillbillies, he was a writer for The Real McCoys. But same premise for both shows. Mountain family moves to California and tries to adjust.
Amazing how many people miss the days of clean moral compass - even though we’re constantly told different
Just stay put Jed, your life will be better.
Great video
I seen this only 3 times and this episode is very hard to find thanks
""CANT BELIEVE IRENE RYAN DOESN'T HAVE A STAR ON THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME, UNBELIEVABLE""🤦♂️🤦♀️
So strange to see this after seeing the original season as a kid!
I've got this on DVD !
Good thing Jed and the family didn't move to Palisades
Back in the 60s, California actually had a brush control policy.
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They sure did.
Look up the 1962 Bel Air / Brentwood fire of 1962.
@@thomashenebry8269 Is that clear, punk? GOOD. It better be.
C-ment pond woulda came in handy
I've seen this a number of times.
I was excited to see something I'd never seen you for as i'm a huge fan of the beverly hillbillies.
Maybe it was on streaming that I see it, but i've seen this a number of times.
I saw this many years ago on TV
I like this version better than the aired version. 💯❤
Yep, saw thisun when I were a youngun......close to knee high to a grasshopper.😜
I've seen this before... somewhere, exactly this episode. A classic show. It was still doing well in the ratings when CBS dumped all their rural comedies and moved to modern urban comedies.
Back in those yrs, as a kid, I could hear bits of those shows, but, if my sadistic Stepfather thought I might be sneakin a peak, to watch it, he'd kick and beat hell out of me... Which always tended to happen, every day, anyway.
At least, those shows held his attention, until the Commercials.
Which, leaves me, feeling warmth, when I hear those voices, and the music, and the laughter.
... Safety, because of them.
Just needed someone, to know.
I have seen this before and it’s hilarious!
Without the regular intro music it's not the same 😢
Best comedy series ever!
Well wait justa a darn tootin' minute - What happened to the theme song part "then one day Jed was shootin' at some food, and up from the ground come a bubblin' crude" ?? There wasn't no singin' of no 'oil men' taking part in this no how - Jed done found it himself just as the story goes!
I have seen this episode on television probably at least 50 or 60 times. And I’ve seen it uncut on a few occasions. So I’m not quite sure why this is advertised as never seen on television. I can quote it. also, they did cut out a scene in this sample. Ellie Mae did not want to leave her critters and Jed had to talk to her, that’s why he said I have got the muleiest womenfolk.
Not the Ozarks. Tennessee has the Appalachians. Completely different mountains.
Nobody in Hollywood would know or care about the difference.
Good stuff, thx❤
I've seen this version recently on Pluto free tv. I have tv on all night for background noise and Beverly Hillbillies is on every night for last 5 years. I'm 53 and this show and Andy Griffith are still my favorites .
I always wished Granny could be my grandmother. She was so funny.
I saw this years ago.
Thank God for the Beverly hillbillies
Always listen to your elders, they know what they are talking about