The Film Detective

Drysdale attempts another step in the social renovation of the Clampetts by lending them his servants.

A private school teacher is shocked to learn that her new fifth-grade student is Jethro.

Elly May's first date in Beverly Hills ends in a riot of confusion before it even starts.

The Clampetts, home for Christmas, help Cousin Pearl woo Mr. Brewster, the big oil company executive.

A mysterious fellow (Preston Foster) contacts a trio of criminals (Jack Elam, Neville Brand, Lee Van Cleef) to help with a bank heist. The four wear masks and remain strangers to each other, planning to reunite in Mexico to divvy up the loot. Joe Rolfe (John Payne), the man they framed to take the heat, gets his charges dropped, and the police offer him a reward if he can help recover the cash. He

Two U.S. Treasury agents (Dennis O'Keefe, Alfred Ryder) pose as mobsters to bust a counterfeiting ring.

Jed is promoted to the position of bank vice president in order for him to participate in an interbank skeet shoot.

An authority on American history finds evidence that Jed's ancestors preceded the Mayflower to America.

Cousin Pearl gets a glamour treatment and tries to groom the Clampetts for high society.

Jed takes a dose of Granny's tonic and ends up on Lovers Lane with a gold-digging secretary.

Guests: Garry Moore, Durward Kirby and John Gary.

Guests: Imogene Coca and Mel Tormé.

Guests: Tim Conway, Jack Jones.

Guests: Soupy Sales and Gloria Loring.

Featuring Faron Young, Darrell McCall, The Jordanaires and Billy Walker; Faron and Darrell team up for "There's Not Any Like You Left"; Faron joins The Jordanaires for a version of "I'll Be Alright"; Billy Walker sings "Changed My Mind.".

Featuring Skeeter Davis and Ray Price.

Public service program sponsored by the U.S. Army featured top country and western singers playing their hit songs interspersed with announcements urging viewers to visit their local Army recruiting station.

After a suspect turns himself in, Friday begins to question the man's guilt.

Burglars posing as a couple pawn items taken from vacationers' homes.

Joan tries to keep Brad from attending his high school reunion.

Joan claims to be an expert on all things outdoors to go on a hunting trip with the guys.

Joan charges several dresses on her credit card and sells them to her friends in an effort to raise cash for Brad's birthday gift.

Joan plays matchmaker with her aunt and a new neighbor; Joan fears that she baked an expensive ring into one of the pies she made for a local bazaar.

An outlaw joins the Cartwrights' cattle drive, knowing it will take him to the town where his father is the sheriff.

Attacked by Shoshones while crossing a burial ground, Adam discovers that the Indian woman tending him is white.

Grannie manages to chase away an IRS agent with a shotgun, prompting a story from Mr. Drysdale about how the family came to live in Beverly Hills in the first place.

When Mr. Drysdale describes Mrs. Drysdale as being a hypochondriac, the Clampetts assume she is a drunk.

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.

Annie (Gail Davis) looks beyond local gossip to uncover a plot against a struggling family. With Stanley Andrews, Bill Henry.

Annie (Gail Davis) attempts to prove a beautiful woman (Eve Miller) is involved in two bank robberies. With Rick Vallin.

An outlaw keeps his convict brother from going straight.

Annie (Gail Davis) has hopes of acquiring a prime piece of land in a newly opened territory. With Douglas Kennedy, James Griffith.

Guests at the isolated estate of a mad baron, one by one, become the prey of several kinds of ravenous vegetation.

A ragtag group of Pennsylvanians barricade themselves in a farmhouse to stay safe from bloodthirsty monsters.

Grannie manages to chase away an IRS agent with a shotgun, prompting a story from Mr. Drysdale about how the family came to live in Beverly Hills in the first place.

When Mr. Drysdale describes Mrs. Drysdale as being a hypochondriac, the Clampetts assume she is a drunk.

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.

Guests at the isolated estate of a mad baron, one by one, become the prey of several kinds of ravenous vegetation.

A ragtag group of Pennsylvanians barricade themselves in a farmhouse to stay safe from bloodthirsty monsters.

Grannie manages to chase away an IRS agent with a shotgun, prompting a story from Mr. Drysdale about how the family came to live in Beverly Hills in the first place.

When Mr. Drysdale describes Mrs. Drysdale as being a hypochondriac, the Clampetts assume she is a drunk.

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