Episodes

A young Native American doctor who bravely tries to practice medicine despite facing hostility and prejudice from the townspeople. As […]

After a series of mysterious murders, Hawkeye (John Hart) turns to his trusted friend, Benjamin Franklin (Stan Francis), for help.

A hopeful group of English settlers, unfamiliar with the dangers of the American frontier, put their trust in two guides

Legendary frontiersman Hawkeye (John Hart) and his blood brother Chingachgook (Lon Chaney Jr.) return to their home in New York’s

Jed receives a letter from cousin Pearl reminding him to enroll Jethro in school. However, there’s just one small problem—the

Ellie May reluctantly starts wearing dresses but feels insulted when she’s told she looks like a “city girl.” Meanwhile, Mr.

Granny is fed up with the cold reception the Clampetts are getting in Beverly Hills and is ready to pack

Granny decides to lend a helping hand to Mrs. Drysdale (Harriet E. MacGibbon) by making her famous “special mash,” thinking

The Clampetts are about to meet their snooty neighbor, Mrs. Drysdale (Harriet E. MacGibbon), who comes back from her Boston

Granny (Irene Ryan) gets creative by boiling pool water for washing since the mansion is missing a good old-fashioned pump!

The annual Shady Rest horseshoe pitching tournament brings excitement and competition to the small town. The hotel is bustling with

Uncle Joe’s latest scheme takes a hilarious turn as he uses Kate’s hard-earned money to buy a case of unwanted

Things take an unexpected turn when Floyd Smoot (Rufe Davis) the beloved conductor of the Cannonball, faces a crisis of

The Shady Rest Hotel’s Annual Jamboree is thrown into jeopardy when Norman Curtis (Roy Roberts), the railroad’s CEO, accidentally breaks

Hard-hitting railroad president Norman Curtis (Roy Roberts) arrives in Hooterville with plans to shut down the beloved Cannonball train. However,

Kate Bradley (Bea Benaderet) pulls out all the stops to protect the beloved Hooterville Cannonball. With a combination of charm,

The struggling Shady Rest Hotel is put in a tight spot when a no-nonsense vice president Homer Bedloe (Charles Lane)

Lucy finds herself lost in the chaos of a modern office, encountering comical disasters along the way. From a run-in