Green Acres

Lisa gets overzealous when throwing a party for a little city girl, Lori, who missed the last train home and must stay over at the farm.

Lisa spins a thrilling yarn to Lori about how she and Oliver met, claiming she is the daughter of a deposed Hungarian king and Oliver used to be a penniless American drifter.

After saying goodbye to Lori at the airport, a distraught Lisa searches for a job, sparking local gossip that the Douglases have squandered their savings.

Eb promptly forgets his girlfriend Darlene when he meets Carol, the attractive new schoolteacher in town.

Oliver can't find any pickers for his apple crop, and Lisa tries to learn how to drive.

Eb schemes to raise a down payment for a loan so he can build a new house on the Douglas land.

Eb is mistakenly enrolled in an acting course and takes method acting to a whole new level.

Lisa discovers Women's Lib and things get regressive.

A sulking Lisa follows Eb's lead and invents an imaginary friend to avoid talking to Oliver, and soon everyone in the house has invented their own invisible companions.

Lisa tries to help Eb out with an engagement ring and ends up dredging up an unpleasant truth about her own engagement ring.

A paint company offers to put a fresh coat on the Douglas house with unexpected consequences.

Lisa's uncle ships her a duck, the son of the heroic WWII fowl who saved her life in Hungary, and the town plots an elaborate celebration to honor the war hero's son.

Lisa searches for a female duck to keep their guest Drobny company.

Lisa cons Oliver into a fifth honeymoon to Hawaii, where they discover they will be sharing their suite with a groovy young couple.

Oliver and Lisa play host to four children from the city, who find themselves in Hooterville as part of a rural exposure program. The kids learn how to milk the cow, pick vegetables, plant seeds, and share sleeping quarters with four-legged friends.

There is the old adage that warns never to discuss politics with your spouse... but what if you are both running for the same office?! That predicament comes true when Oliver and Lisa face each other in the Hooterville mayoral election.

When a gangster who passes as Oliver's doppelganger arrives in town with his wife and partner to hide out from the law, a rumor spreads that Oliver is a cheat. Oliver seeks to save his good name, and Lisa tries figure out which Oliver is Oliver!

Young lovers Eb and Darlene are just weeks away from their wedding day, but they must choose the marriage venue. It's hard to decide between a church and a car wash. At least it is for Eb, who is still looking for a way to pay for it all.

While staying with the Douglases, Arnold the Pig witnesses a bank robbery when he goes with the Douglases on an errand in Pixley. When Lisa asks him to describe the two robbers, Arnold, reliving the moment, loses his voice from fear.

Oliver refuses to take Lisa to the annual Carpenter's Ball because he thinks the attendees are too eccentric for his liking. But Lisa has her own motives to attend. She is trying to get a romance sparked between two local singles.

When Oliver decides to attend night school and enrolls in a farming class, Lisa does the same, taking psychology. Before long, many of the residents of Hooterville are lining up for appointments with the eminent Dr. Lisa.

Oliver's heirloom watch is broken so he tries to find his ex-secretary Carol's address to ask her the name of the jeweler who fixed it last time. Carol is now working and living in Los Angeles, and we get a glimpse into her new life.