Great American Faith and Living

Adam tells betrothed Hoss his intended is a compulsive gambler who caused her husband's death.

A Kentucky mountain clan swears revenge on Little Joe after he shoots a family member for arson.

Little Joe and Hoss are mistaken for gunmen while in a small Texas town; they find themselves in the middle of a dangerous feud between two families.

An IRS agent calls on the Clampetts and gets a roaring shotgun welcome from Granny.

Los Angeles Dodgers coach Leo Durocher finds a new pitcher in Jethro.

Love blooms again for Jed when Mlle. Denise returns from Paris to herald the arrival of a litter of poodles.

The board chairman of Drysdale's bank is determined to meet Jed Clampett, the bank's "financial wizard.".

Jed acts as his own attorney when he's sued by a couple seeking $100,000 in damages for a fictitious auto accident.

The Clampetts have a series of unusual encounters with a Beverly Hills psychiatrist.

A Beverly Hills psychiatrist pursues Granny instead of Pearl when Granny's love potion misfires.

Laura wants to impress a newly discovered old buddy; Charles and Jonathan try to start a freight line, which leads them further away from home.

Mary takes a teaching job in a backwoods community only to clash with a hostile woman bent on driving her away.

Caroline recalls her first meeting with Charles when he is late for their wedding anniversary celebration.

Laura finds a bottle bearing a message floating downstream, then another containing an infant's picture.

Just hours from Manhattan, Beat creates a country retreat for a demanding French financier, while Joel's Australian client makes a last-minute request for a three-car garage.

Beat delivers a home to a headstrong client in Utah who wants to do everything for himself while Andre covets a magazine cover story.

As winter approaches, the rush to build two summer getaway homes is on; Peter leads his team in Alberta while Bryan Jr. and his guys head north to Alaska.

In Northern British Columbia, a challenging modern log home has Beat and his crew risking life and limb; Joel and Bryan Sr. take a chance on hiring an eccentric perfectionist to carve a life-size statue on a tight deadline.

After Beat and Sam build a beautiful home in Alberta, the clients egg them on to a paint ball battle on their acreage; Peter rebuilds a massive barn for an old friend, but first he gets to demolish it.

In the Prairies, Peter gets stuck in the mud, trying to make a client's dreams come true; Beat helps Sam with his biggest build ever, but a reckless rookie crane operator threatens to bring the whole project down.

Joel's build becomes threatened when one of his 18-wheelers wrecks; Beat and André sell a 1,000- year-old tree to an eccentric Arkansas businessman.

Joel builds an enormous house in the wilderness for a client he's never met; Bryan Sr. promises to create amazing log furniture in only one day and Beat must deliver.

Joel assembles a millionaire's retreat on a beautiful private island in England; Beat gets an emotional assignment.

Peter goes to Scotland and discovers that his boss, Bryan Sr.; has followed him; Beat and Andre face a client with buyer's remorse.

Peter goes to Scotland and discovers that his boss, Bryan Sr.; has followed him; Beat and Andre face a client with buyer's remorse.

Bryan Sr. resurrects an ancient crane dubbed Rust Bucket to complete a remote fishing cabin; Beat struggles with two huge projects competing for time and square footage on the work yard.

Jed takes over Drysdale's job for one afternoon and wins him the "Banker of the Year" title.

The Clampetts show a boy how to have fun.

To humor Granny, Jed fakes illness so that she can resume the doctoring that brought her fame in the hills.

Granny defies medical opposition to her own brand of mountain medicine.

Her neighbors are aghast when Granny decides to start a vegetable garden on the mansion grounds.

Elly sparks a new trend in understated fashion when she enrolls in a finishing school.

The Clampetts are taken for the new avant-garde social leaders.

News of Charles' inheritance from a wealthy relative prompts townspeople to suggest uses for the money.

Charles helps Mr. Oleson's unloved nephew learn values by hiring him for odd jobs.

Pregnant Caroline worries Charles will be disappointed if her baby is a girl.

Caroline and Charles are devastated when they find out that Mary's sight is deteriorating and cannot bear to tell her the truth.

A retired mother-daughter duo looks for a new Class A diesel motor home to live in together full time; with a budget of $400,000, they hope to find a home with a traditional oven and separate sleeping areas.

A New York couple looks to upgrade their motor home for their 10-year anniversary; with a budget of $25,000, they hope to get everything at the top of their wish list, including an outdoor kitchen and space for their dog.

An Indiana couple looks for a new motor home for their family of four; with a budget of $40,000, they hope to find a recreational vehicle that's under 40 feet and has a large shower.

A Georgia couple searches for an easy-to-drive motor home to continue the tradition of RV camping with their daughters; with a $150,000 budget, their wish list includes two air conditioning units, a king-size bed and bunk beds.

With a $200,000 budget, the Bramer family searches for a new Class A motor home; after traveling across the Alaskan frontier, the family is ready to hit the road in the continental United States; he wants a fifth-wheel, while she wants a Toy Hauler.

After having their travel trailer stolen, a Texas couple is ready to find the perfect upgrade to replace their old rig; their wish list includes an outdoor kitchen, a fireplace and the ability to sleep eight people.

A Texas couple searches for a new motor home to live in full-time with their family of five; they want all of the amenities of a stationary home including a garage, a king-size bed and enough space for home-schooling their children.

A cancer survivor and his wife decide to live by the family motto, "You Only Live Once," and hit the road; the couple hopes to find a Class A motor home that meets all of their lifestyle needs and has adequate space for their family of five.

A Texas family wants to trade in their fifth wheel for a motor home; with a wish list that includes a residential fridge, bunks and storage space, they debate whether they should stick to their plan of getting a Class C or upgrade to a Class A.

A Texas family searches for an RV to move into full-time; they're looking for a unit under 12,000 pounds with a large bunkhouse, a U-shaped dinette, a big pantry, and a residential fridge on a $40,000 budget.

A young couple searches for a RV to live in during their quest to find their forever home; they plan to stick to their budget of $50,000, and they must have an awning, a spacious bathroom and space to walk around the bed.

A travel-loving couple is looking to trade in their fifth wheel for something smaller; they'd like a unit under 34 feet with a varied color scheme, a television facing the couch and a free-standing table and chairs.

A Tennessee couple looks for their first RV for their family of five; they want a towable unit with a bed for each child, a master bedroom with a door and a modern interior; he's hoping to keep the price under $30,000, but she is all about beauty.

A Louisiana family is ready to trade in their travel trailer for a fifth wheel; with a $50,000 budget, their top priorities are bunk beds for the children, plenty of storage and two air conditioning units.

A California couple loves living in their 18-foot RV full-time, but they've decided it's time for something bigger; they want to find a new unit under 35 feet with plenty of storage, a big shower and an outdoor kitchen.

Living full-time in a fifth wheel, a Colorado couple decides to switch from hauling their home to driving it; they're looking for a RV with plenty of workspace and separate dining and living areas.

A newlywed couple searches for a recreational vehicle for a honeymoon that hopefully never ends; along with their dog, they look for a fifth wheel or travel trailer with room for guests, a large pantry, a big closet, and plenty of workspace.

An adventurous Chicago couple decides to ditch the plane tickets for a Class C RV to travel around the United States; he would really like an outdoor entertainment center, while she wants large windows in the bedroom.

A couple loves to travel with their two boys, but they are tired of constantly checking in and out of hotels; while they both want to purchase a recreational vehicle for their future travels, they don't agree on which class of vehicle to buy.