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24 September 1963 (USA)
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The misadventures of the family staff of The Shady Rest Hotel and their neighbours of Hooterville. full summary
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Train
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Rural
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Green Acres
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(5 articles)
Composer Vic Mizzy Dead At 93; Created Classic Themes For "The Addams Family" And "Green Acres"
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DVD Playhouse--July 2009
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DVD Playhouse--July 2009
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A Classic '60s Sitcom
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Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 6 of 134) | Edgar Buchanan | ... | Joseph P. 'Uncle Joe' Carson / ... (195 episodes, 1963-1970) |
| Linda Henning | ... | Elizabeth Josephine 'Betty Jo' Bradley Elliott / ... (191 episodes, 1963-1970) |
| Bea Benaderet | ... | Kate Bradley (149 episodes, 1963-1968) |
| Lori Saunders | ... | Roberta Josephine 'Bobbie Jo' Bradley (121 episodes, 1965-1970) |
| Mike Minor | ... | Steve Elliott / ... (93 episodes, 1964-1970) |
 | Meredith MacRae | ... | Willimena Josephine 'Billie Jo' Bradley / ... (92 episodes, 1966-1970) |
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Dern Tootin' (USA) (working title)
Ozark Widow (USA) (working title)
Whistle Stop (USA) (working title)
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Ozark Widow (USA) (working title)
Whistle Stop (USA) (working title)
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30 min | 30 min (222 episodes)
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When Bea Benaderet became ill and was forced to leave the series, her absence was explained by having Kate go away to visit her sister.
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Referenced in "Delta: The Agent (#1.12)" (1993)
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"Petticoat Junction" was a great, heart-felt show that would stand alongside "The Andy Griffith Show" in all-time popularity, if only some mucky-muck at Viacom (the distributor of the rerun package) hadn't, in the early 1970's, decided to exclude the first two seasons from their syndication package. Not only were those some of the funniest and most genuine episodes of the entire series, but eliminating them from public memory cut out nearly half of star Bea Benaderet's time on the show (she died of lung cancer shortly after the start of the 1968-69 season). If you ever get a chance to view the first two (black & white) seasons of this series, do so...you will see what I mean.