The Clampett's Strike Oil

Sept. 26, 1962
In the first episode Jed Clampett strikes oil, sells his land and move to a 35 room mansion in Beverly Hills.

[@patrickgallimore6896]

"The Beverly Hillbillies" is one of the best sitcoms, of all time...Thanks, KZbin, for giving us the opportunity to step back in time, visually, emotionally and mentally.

[@donaldmerriweather8718]

Fun to watch again.

[@gwidwock]

One of the best shows that ever hit the screen!

[@voges092]

The US needs this fun, this joy, a laugh. I felt refreshed after watching this. My mother would HOWL with laughter at this show! I was probably 12 years old.

[@sfen2405]

I have never seen the first show of this series! Dang, if this ain't a Good One! At 64 years old,my quest is finished. Thank you for posting ! Loved this show and will even more!

[@edwardenglish1519]

Thanks for the memories. This was my grandmothers favorite show because it reminded her of growing up in the mountains of Tennessee. I would sit with her and watch many an episode. She was born in 1906 and went to be with the Lord in 1993.

[@markwoods4439]

I love this show, they never realize they had a doorbell. They just thought it was beautiful music.

[@markwoods4439]

@Flynn Hank What does this mean to me? I was writing about the Beverly Hillbilly’s!

[@doreybain]

I can't believe it's been 57 years since I watched this episode. I'm still amused. Buddy Ebsen grew up in my hometown and I didn't even know it until The Beverly Hillbillies had ended. I walked by his house everyday. Before he died, he paid a visit to his old home. The people who lived there said he was a sweet man.

[@jklsr55]

Which town is that!?

[@Houndini]

On Wiki it said he born in Belleville Ill. Age 10 moved to Palm Beach County Fl. In 1920 moved Orlando Fl. Graduated Orlando High 1926. That far away from Bugtussle..

[@vicv.2720]

"It ain't her shoulders that's poppin' these buttons". It was clear from the start that the writers of this show were pulling no punches or "punchlines". Awesome and hilarious for any generation.

[@greenriver520]

We loved this show down under. Our favourite in the 60's.

[@TagmakersCoUk]

This was one of the first TV comedies tp play on TV when I was a child - and it was in a country in central Africa (then Northern Rhodesia - now Zambia). Extremely popular - even though none of us appreicated the subtle social ironies inherent in the script. Now, 55 years later, watching this brings back memories of an idyllic childhood in the heart of Africa, and a new appreciation of how clever this series was (and is). Great comedy never fades and has universal appeal..

[@imapseudonym1403]

"Man would be a danged fool to leave all this" No truer words were ever spoken on TV...

[@jims7501]

That part of the show here I found to be classic - Pearl was trying to convince him to leave, just to persuade him all the more to stay ROFL

[@davesuiter]

With all the humor, we forget the dynamic acting ability of Buddy Ebsen and Irene Ryan. Their skills are uncanny.

[@billgish3424]

At times Ryan "over acts."

[@55Quirll]

Max Baer Jr. was perfect as Jethro, he is no dummy but he played the part very well. As did Donna Douglas as Ellie May, too bad the movie with Jim Carney wasn't that good compared to the TV show.

[@RealGateGuardian]

Their chemistry as actors was GREAT

[@RealGateGuardian]

@@55Quirll i felt Deidrich did a good Jethro

[@brianstreet2123]

Classic, wished shows like that were made today!

[@jessiemorris5330]

Love all of their shows !! GRANNY MAKES THEM GREAT !! Love when Lestesr and Earl come and play and sing ! So many fun things happen on show too. I'll watch them forever ! I love all the fun, makes me happy we can watch them still ! Wish I could see GRANNY when she did shows when she was young !

[@lesliethompson4039]

I think granny was in the kids, our gang. But look her up. Irene Ryan. She was absolutely awesome in everyway... OMG, rip granny mosses. God bless †

[@mojobanks1398]

I have 10 brothers and one sister and The Beverly Hillbillies was our favorite show. I born and raised on farm in Arkansas and Jed Clamped reminded us of our Paw Paw. LOL

[@veramariecano289]

Just love Elly "Well then can I keep 'im? No! "Well I caught him!" Made perfect sense to me! He wouldn't have minded!

[@danielcoleman2895]

Granny, "I may feels bad on the way down there." "But the way I feels comin back makes up fer it!" (cackling)

[@rebepage]

Ahhh, back when life was good and tv was enjoyable.

[@MikeBaxterABC]

Agree! :)

[@55Quirll]

And TV was for the whole family. Now a days, I would stay away from CA and probably move to Texas.

[@JamesBond-ml3zp]

r Lastr and Los Angeles WAS Beautiful!! NOW????

[@rebepage]

@619 575 you talking to me? because yes, I was alive! lol. No aches or pains then, either. Good times.

[@ketchup5344]

Life still good, tv still enjoyable.

[@jamesbrister3198]

was one of the best shows on television back then

[@julenegerdes1205]

They have slogs in california. Small hogs lol.

[@clarencemoore2924]

there is no other person that could play the part of Jed Clampett then Buddy Ebsen

[@Jesus.SaVeS77]

Gdm. Clarence Moore Amen 2 that. ☺😆😉

[@stevesolo.]

The part of Jed clampet was made for the late GREAT BUDDY EBSEN before he was born God bless his heart and soul!.🌹✊🕊️🙏🇬🇧💎😎👍

[@kennethtilton6137]

They tried him out with a guest spot as a hobo on The Andy Griffith Show, same way they tried out Barbara Eden

[@geofmelucci634]

He's a great actor and so is that mr. Brewster Feller.

[@baldy194859]

they need more clean shows like this !

[@Jesus.SaVeS77]

Gdm. Lloyd Dailey I Agree. The Good ole dayz of old R gone.

[@tonysunshine5727]

2019 and I don't care who you are, this is still funny! 🤣

[@chrisoliver5302]

No joke! The part where Jed asked Jethro why there's no ice in Californie and he pauses, then says "don't look at me, I didn't take it!" had me LMAOing. Timeless classic!

[@veramariecano289]

Absolutely. And there really are still ppl that innocent!

[@AzurePearl1996]

@@chrisoliver5302 I just watched that part and I started LOLing!!

[@patriciaodom5159]

Tony Sunshine funny show

[@chancethrasher5572]

Dickie Whiparound LYNDON. ABRAMS

[@lauriewest9495]

This show brings back great memories I was a youngster when this aired but I fell in love with the show!!!!

[@MegandRob]

I grew up on this..a treasure

[@harolddavis4138]

Love it I remember when it was a current show. It still makes me LOL 😂

[@campc1]

Jethro, "I told you to get rid of those worn out brakes" I did ma, "That's how come we ain't got none!"

[@LB-pg3no]

Lmao

[@Jesus.SaVeS77]

Lol lol Jethro didn't have a kick of sense. 😕😊😆😁😂

[@craighatzi6559]

Good Lord,I remember this.Watched the show for years.

[@PapagenoMF]

Notice Nancy Kulp as listed in the credits as "Secretary" in the first episode. Amazing how she becomes one of the best characters in the show later on.

[@carlloud1187]

"Jethro, how come there ain't no ice in California?" "Don't look at me, I didn't take it!" LMAO!

[@paintinganimalsonrocks7633]

I liked how she put her hand back like she was gonna smack him.

[@notyou9212]

Don't look at me, I ain't took it

[@LB-pg3no]

Lmao

[@gregman1715]

LOVE THIS SHOW AS A KID LOVE IT STILL

[@esmiley3]

Now that’s awesome television!

[@The_Real_Indiana_Joe]

Happy times when I was a kid, I heard this song and knew, I would be entertained for the next 30 minutes.

[@kimberlysmith579]

I truly enjoyed watching this, I want that new kind of money “Million”🤣

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Thank you for posting. One of the classics.

[@robertmceachern2428]

I forgot how much I strangely loved this show as a kid. It still entertains me!

[@tnitron9750]

Loved this show. This filming location of the cabin is now the parking lot for the Franklin Canyon park. Same area where the opening scene of the Andy Griffith Show was filmed.

[@chardtomp]

"It ain't her shoulders that are popping these buttons off!"

[@ZacLowing]

I had to look down here to see if it was dubbed in as an April fools joke

[@nakayle]

That's about as risque as TV got in 'em days.

[@MooPotPie]

@@nakayle Pretty racy joke for 1962 - it actually startled me for a second. LOL

[@jamesbradley4548]

Now THAT'S funny ! Ha ha ha ha

[@biggawinnacrapsa3870]

I would have liked to have seen exactly what it was that was poppin' them buttons off.

[@michaelwashington2511]

Good old days when I was young and life was simple.

[@sniffles8655]

Nick at Night? Lol used to set up at night and watch this as a kiddo lol

[@tripjet999]

...except that life was NEVER "simple."

[@bb-bblues]

when tv was good for the heart and soul

[@grantw.whitwam9948]

I saw the part after the truck showed up, but I don't remember seeing the beginning. I watch the show every chance I get.

[@buddyjenkins7188]

This is the funniest 30 minutes ever broadcast on television.

[@JohnJ469]

The "New kind of dollars" bit is still hilarious.

[@55Quirll]

They had them in Zimbabwee, except they was Trillion Dollalrs.

[@label1877]

Coming soon to Venezuela and other Bernie Sanders adored countries.

[@reinacoffee8557]

"Mr. Clampett, with your money you can afford the Taj Majal." "OK, I'll take it." This is one of the most wonderful comedy shows ever shown on TV. I watched it as a child with my family since it first came out in 1962 and enjoyed every single episode. Thank you for the great memories.

[@thomascaulfieldder3452]

Oh my goodness now that's real comedy, that was so funny and refreshing, I was a little kid when they started to show that show in Ireland back in the 80s,it brings back memories

[@steventisdale4650]

I look at this and realize how far society has sunk in the last 60 years.

[@PapagenoMF]

From hillbillies living in mansions, lol? How do you extract that opinion by watching a fictional sitcom?

[@PapagenoMF]

@donna laino are you being sarcastic? The Beverly Hillbillies are filled with unending sex jokes. And Jane Hathaway's character is a lesbian.

[@Albertanator]

@@PapagenoMF She is not a lesbian in this series...she was in love with Jethro....your missing the original poster's point badly!

[@charlesdjones1]

Take a look around'ja, this here's a what we call "progress"..

[@terryaltman6765]

Society has gone to Hell there is no value no morals there is nothing left here and if they keep going the way they are eventually America won't be America it'll be a fifth world depressed country socially ruined social attic terrible

[@tealnexttimebond8859]

Loved this show. Better times. Better days.

[@joycepacheco2147]

What a nice job you did recording no interruptions Thank u

[@drmayeda1930]

was that E1 uncut. It felt like there should have been more. I would have loved to see the expression on the head of the petroleum companies face when granny started shooting at the helicopter.. Did she do any damage to the helicopter. This looks like the pilot film. Notice that the name of the bank was different.

[@russellcampbell9198]

It's the cast that does it every time. Irene and Buddy were seasoned old pros - always in character.

[@dorothycoker8830]

russell campbell they had good writers. 👍😊

[@richardaylesworth1783]

Dorothy Cooper. They were good actors.

[@trevormiles5852]

When I was a kid, I saw Mr. Ebsen at a 31 flavors with my folks. My dad told me that Mr. Ebsen deserved to eat his ice cream in peace and for me to leave him alone. I kept sneaking peeks at him and he had the greatest grandfatherly smile. He walked up to us while we were sitting down and my dad immediately apologized for my youthful fascination. Without missing a beat Mr. Ebsen said.; Wellll doggyyyyy, good to see good folks . Are you from these them parts? He stayed in Clampet mode while talking to me. and shook my dads hand and messed up my hair and said he had to go see granny. He was dressed like he came off a golf course other than that he was all Mr. Clampett. Of course now I know how truly talented he was as a dancer as well as actor. look him up on dean,martin show with charles nelson riley . Sometimes no hiding a good soul. I thing that is the case here with Mr. Ebsen.

[@RealGateGuardian]

@@trevormiles5852 I'm TOTALLY jealous of you. It MUST have rocked to have Jed talk to you like kinfolk.

[@altha-rf1et]

Granny reminds me of my great grandmother same size, same hair everything,, remember she even had a wood burning stove where she cook us biscuits on

[@danielc.8875]

Did she cook any possum inners for you, lol.

[@lesliethompson4039]

Granny mosses always always wanted to return to Napoleon Tennessee. Never liked Beverly hills. California

[@chucksucks8640]

Jed Clampet is the nicest and most honerable man.

[@chrisoliver5302]

And he never once took one dip in the ce-ment pond! LOL

[@patsybrooks8635]

Chris Oliver really is the

[@jameslineberger3823]

Pearl: Jethro, I told you to get rid of those brakes! Jethro: I did! That's why we ain't got none!😂😂😂😂

[@gamingsagepro1018]

Heck I was just thinking that the oil man Brewster was pretty honest too. He could clearly see that Jed wasn’t very bright but still gave him an honest deal as opposed to ripping him off which he could have easily done. It goes to show the times and how they have changed from then and now.

[@bloodybones63]

@@gamingsagepro1018 lol Except for the "Mr Clampett, you're going to love Beverly Hills." When Jed asked about living next to Mr. Brewster!

[@matthewabraham5947]

I was born in 1960. When i was a kid, I use to wish I could see the first episode of my favorite shows. This show aired when I was 2, I dream of Jeannie when I was 5 as was gilligan's island etc... They never showed the first episode after it aired. I had to ask adults about it. It is amazing that we can see them all now. We can pause them and do so many things that would have been only dreamed of when I was a kid.

[@mickfunny4185]

Daniel Johnston so you’re a trump voter

[@therealbigfoot3076]

@@mickfunny4185 slaves voting for a master🤣😂 👍🏿

[@averageordinaryguy312]

Matt, I was a 1960s kid also. Loved the shows you mentioned along with The Wonder World of Disney, Gunsmoke, Dragnet, Adam 12, Leave to Beaver, Bonanza, Sonny And Cher, Carol Burnett, and it seemed like there were a 1,000 more great family shows in the 60's and early 70's.

[@tnitron9750]

@@therealbigfoot3076 you're talking about democrats now

[@jessiemorris5330]

LOVE THIS ONE !! SO FUNNY ABOUT ELLIE CATCHING THE OIL MAN . ALL THE NEW THINGS THEY GET TOLD ABOUT . WATCH OUT !! JETHRO MIGHT RUN INTO YOU WITH TRUCK !! NO BRAKES !! LOVED ALL THE SHOWS !!

[@gotohoward]

This episode is so damn funny. I never saw it. And I saw most of the episodes. Hilarious. Thanks for posting. TV was funny as hell back then.

[@TheoThomasWebsiteSEO]

Still is...

[@karlstuber6399]

"Reckon you're right. Man be a dang fool to leave all this"

[@slappy8941]

The older I get, the more truth I see in that statement.

[@jakerocinante1133]

I can understand his point

[@wihikers]

Quotable.

[@WarbirdPhoenix]

The sad thing is,you'd have to be a millionaire for the same property these days. Oh,forgot inflation,I mean billionaire.

[@joesaotome7572]

So, so many people would love to have a home like his. Just type in homesteading into the KZbin search bar.

[@michelsauve8400]

That weekly show taught me how to speak English. I was fluent by age 6. Get Smart was the other show my parents watched in English. I had to figure out the words and it worked.

[@gregsherwood185]

L loved staying home sick from school to watch the best shows on tv there ever were.

[@danielsalazar6561]

Growing up I watched the Clampetts and I never saw the first episode this is the first time I watched it thank you very much brought back fond memories of the show

[@veltonmeade1057]

Same here.

[@veramariecano289]

Isn't it great? Haven't gotten tired of seeing it yet!

[@rockcliffbingham9887]

Thanks

[@beataylor52]

I'm sure I must have seen this episode at some point, but I don't remember it. What a nostalgia trip!

[@swampwhiteoak1]

Each summer I used to see Donna Douglas in the local drug store. She had her hair fixed with ribbons tying each side. Still beautiful too.

[@jrbaker7406]

Who wouldn't want to be caught by Ellie?

[@ffjsb]

I'd hit myself in the head with a rock to make it easier on her.

[@stevegrydzyn6038]

You would have to fight me for it!

[@danielc.8875]

Ellie may died recently in her eighths She sure was a doll in her hay day.

[@ffjsb]

@@danielc.8875 Actually it's "heyday". But I would've taken a "hay day" with Ellie...

[@tnitron9750]

She caught Elvis during the filming of one of the movies she made with him.

[@tekmon2640]

I've watched the show many times but never saw the pilot, that was loads of fun, thanks for posting ad free.

[@veramariecano289]

I am finally getting to see all the episodes my parents would not let me watch as a kid!

[@kellyhiggins4234]

Such a great treat and I just am loving KZbin I don't know why I continue paying for cable, I haven't been watching there's such mindless crap on that telly! I come here and it's all at my fingertips, a world of history, old movie classics and more , none of this reality garbage and Amercian Idols- Bachelor , Dancing with the Stars all mindless ,mindless, crap!! Gone are the days of great entertainment with real stars come to KZbin, that's where I've been thank you!!

[@lydiaishmael7149]

Just watching this I can see my great grandparents as they moved out west in 1934

[@davidrodgersNJ]

How many knew the lyrics of that song by memory? I did : )

[@tradssalesone6334]

My friends had a bluegrass band and they'd ask me up to sing that song !

[@sbznpoedisbnfhb6918]

There is a rarely if ever printed extra verse to the theme song, to my knowledge only printed with the sheet music once in a book many years ago called "THE TV THEME SONG SING~ALONG SONG BOOK" (1984) by John Javna. ISBN: 312-78215-2 -- It has Lyrics and Music: Paul Henning and a copyright, so I consider this valid. It's not like some songs where additional lyrics or changes to the music occur years later by a third party in order to keep it out of the public domain. I have searched for years to see if anybody has actually ever recorded this verse, but to this day, I'm still unable to find a single version of the song that has included it. It's the third verse of the theme, which makes it the instrumental banjo portion that is left for the spoken credits at the start of each episode. The verse goes: OL' JED BOUGHT A MAN-SION, LAW-DY, IT WAS SWANK NEXT DOOR NEIGH-BOR WAS PRES-'DENT OF THE BANK. LOTSA FOLKS OB-JECT-ED, BUT THE BANK-ER FOUND NO FAULT, 'CAUSE OL' JED'S MIL-LIONS WAS A-LAY-IN THE VAULT CASH, THAT IS! CAPITAL GAINS DEPLE-TION MONEY! I've also tried to figure out if there might be some reason that it may have been omitted because the verse was deemed objectionable, but I can't seem to see any angle there either. I can only assume that it was left out simply because the verse deals more with the Milburn Drysdale character than it does the Clampett's and is sort of a misdirection. 03/23/2020 UPDATE: I've recently bought a book called "The Beverly Hillbillies: From the Small Screen to the Big Screen - The Complete Guide to America's All-Time Favorite Show" by Stephen Cox - ISBN: 0-06-097565-2 (1993) First Ed., This is only the second time I've seen the full theme song lyrics printed in their entirety. Best of all, the author was able to speak with numerous people involved in the production of the show and I finally found an answer to my question about the omission of the third verse. It states: "The third verse of the theme was struck to bob the running time." So now we know. It's as simple as that.

[@hvacmike1175]

I did

[@stephenolan5539]

Including the verse at the end of the show? Ignore whatever that other guy was talking about.

[@jamesanderson1621]

@Cyrus tpb ]]

[@rotunda57]

Hard to believe, but Pearl (Kate Bradley) has been deceased now for 50 years. A tremendous actress.

[@highlyfavored12]

Pearl was played by Bea Benaderet.

[@rotunda57]

Correct, who was also best known for being Kate Bradley.

[@doreybain]

@@rotunda57 She also did a lot of character voices on the Jack Benny Show and other radio shows.

[@lesliethompson4039]

Yes she was... Wow.. rip Pearl

[@lesliethompson4039]

She died in 1969...???? Wow

[@robertjensen1048]

Wow. I forgot just how funny this show was. Especially the lines they gave to Jed. Such a delivery.

[@daleandrews367]

That "deadpan" delivery was perfect!

[@james5460]

Mr. Drysdale was right - it WAS the most beautiful mansion in Beverly Hills. Still is, in fact.

[@Mr66route]

Man! This was my show, how I missed The Beverly Hillbillies.

[@Mr05241948]

Wow , this sure brought back memories of my childhood.

[@Peaches1691]

BEST show ever and it was always clean fun!!! I grew up with this and still watch it to this day.

[@killer408cid]

The writing in this first episode was amazing. So funny.

[@234dilligaf]

I agree. It was the best episode.

[@cattlewranglerwalsh116]

@@234dilligaf Every episode was great

[@stevearle]

As far as TV goes that is one great premise and one fiiiiiiiiiiine 1st episode. "It's not a prison, it's your home!"

[@brendajansons5755]

Jethro, "I got me a sixth grade edumacation!!"

[@eeema2003]

Grade 6 in those days required more knowledge, math, & reading skills than a graduate degree does today

[@MrLeoYaus]

I can't believe the density of hilarious jokes. this is awesome! I grew up with the show but never had the luck of the dice roll of seeing episode 1. Fav joke: ... it ain't her shoulders that's popping the buttons.

[@garet451]

have not laugh so hard watching a show in awhile

[@terryfravel9979]

The days of laughter and simple fun! Watched all family comedy- those were the days! Bring them back- please!

[@ebayerr]

Buddy Ebsen was 54 years old at the time this episode first aired.

[@TheGreatAlan75]

He looks 74

[@Jigaboo123456]

" Pearl, you reckon I oughta move" "Jed--you're eleven miles from your nearest neighbour, surrounded by skunks, coyotes and bobcats, cooking on a wood stove, and you have to walk 50 yards to git to your bathroom!" You're right Pearl, a man would be a fool to leave that!" I laughed at that, but mostly because I'm a bit inclined to Jed's viewpoint myself :-)

[@waynemgtregear7228]

that, nothing when I was a boy we were 21 days away from our neighbour if you did n,t have a new fan dangled car or airplane you ride a horse

[@JeffErdmann]

Great show, I don't remember seeing this one but watched the show all the time, Thanks for memories...

[@RonsWorld5]

“I’d be a damn fool to leave all of this.” (LOL)

[@sticklevich]

Buddy Epson was perfectly cast for this part. As were they all. The cast and the writing is what made it one of the highest rated shows of its day.

[@need100k]

I thought I'd watched every episode back in the day but never saw this one. Great acting and better writing.

[@patrickryan1515]

Excellent first show - gave you the true flavor of what was to follow. Funny from the get go - no warming up to it. Excellent cast all around. 3/2019

[@kennethkustren9381]

Buddy Ebson ... Another American Icon in Culture & the Arts. Missed, never forrgotten. Epic.

[@TuckFwitter]

and a great dancer

[@lesliethompson4039]

Yes sir

[@goodwilj]

Jed was the coolest dude on the planet.

[@nakedmolerat8031]

Yup

[@karensiegel6669]

Yeppers!

[@daleandrews367]

Him and his hound dog; was he named "Bullit?"

[@karensiegel6669]

@@daleandrews367 Duke.

[@nuthineatholl6434]

Blood-brother to Gomez Addams in effortlessly-laid-back savoir-faire. To this day, fifty-plus-years later, I still find myself exclaiming "Wooah, dawggie!" -- with Jed's accent -- in response to something that impresses me. Not to mention that upon first hearing (ca. 1963, at age four) "Ol' Earl" (Jed's so-square-he's-hip musician-buddy from back in the hills) playing mountain-music, I was so taken by it that (years later) it prompted me to learn how to play the 5-string banjo Scruggs-style -- me, an urban dam'-yankee born-and-raised! ( ಠ ͜ʖಠ) Wooah, dawggie! Tish, you spoke French!!

[@MrTigre6]

This is hilarious and came at a time so different than "Hollywood" is today!! Real people and genuine humor!! So different from today's "reality TV"!!

[@louiealouie]

“How come there’s no ice in California?” “Don’t look at me I didn’t take it”

[@terrythomas790]

He gradgeated from the 6th grade!

[@queensectonia8984]

Hard to believe that the Clampetts weren’t scammed out of their money....

[@donhavard6525]

Best show ever made.Nothing dirty or controversial and still hilarious.

[@tripjet999]

What show were YOU watching?

[@frankportner1702]

Man! Just loved this program.

[@FINEDENTIST]

I was in grade 8 when this show premiered,the next day all that we could talk about at school was the story line and characters ,times were simpler.Even our Parents would join us watching they too were simpler.

[@waynemgtregear7228]

now ain't that strange an oil company with a social conscience

[@computerweenie]

A time on television when you and your family could sit down and watch it together. Now everybody and their family who is 100 percent trash, has a show.

[@lesliethompson4039]

Exactly

[@gotohoward]

Your bathroom is 50 feet away, you wash with lye, use candles...should I move? You're right, I'd be a fool to leave all this...

[@baldy194859]

well doggies !

[@varunemani]

Well them rich folk call that a retreat or a get away resort these days.

[@tommypetraglia4688]

Now what kind of dernfool would want the 'Outhouse' inside?

[@aarongranda7825]

gotohoward as long as it's your property and you live as you wish, you are okay

[@oddievandijk4252]

Brilliant script!

[@elliemay7197]

i was given the nick name ellie may when i was about 4, 52 years later i still get called it off my friends and family. and yes, i was always fighting boys and rescuing critters lol

[@billchesher6901]

Quality. Funny. Cast and whole production 👍👍.

[@roberttuss5349]

I was ten. This show was huge... I mean HUGE!

[@LoudValves]

I used to love this show when I was a kid 40+ years ago but never saw the first episode ... thanks muchly :)

[@gregorywilliams3620]

66 years old. Used to watch this when I was 10 , 11 years old. And finally the first episode😁😁👍😎

[@a.m.8331]

Put a smile on my face and made me laugh! I loved to watch that show when I was a kid. Your video brought me back to that great feeling of a care-free childhood. Life was so much simpler then. Thank you!