Petticoat Junction

The C&FW Railroad's trouble-shooter Homer Bedloe comes to Hooterville to find out why their branch isn't connected to the main line.

Homer Bedloe of the C&FW Railroad makes the first of many attempts to shut down the Cannonball. Kate decides he can't close it if he can't find it, so she hides the train.

C&FW President, Norman Curtis, journeys to Hooterville to take matters into his own hands as far as dissolving the Cannonball, but becomes enchanted by the people of the valley.

No one can attend Kate's Shady Rest Jamboree after Norman Curtis makes the Cannonball inoperative.

Kate pretends to fall in love with Floyd after his bad experience with a mail-order bride.

Joe goes into the cologne business.

The Shady Rest Horseshoe Tournament rolls around, and Pixley Fats is it's main contender. He might have a little speed bump though, in the form of the tournament's first female player, Betty Jo.

It's time for Bobbie Jo to put down the books and set out to get a significant other.

The Cannonball's bank shipment is the target of two young train robbers.

Homer Bedloe returns to Hooterville to take another crack at shutting down the Cannonball.

Uncle Joe's convinced he's being replaced when Kate hires Herbie Bates to be assistant manager of the hotel.

Uncle Joe's latest scheme involves turning the Shady Rest into a Honeymooners getaway. But when his status as temporary Justice of the Peace turns out to be invalid, can Kate and the girls keep the couple he "married" busy until Sam Drucker can be found to make their union legal?

A brochure describing the incomparable Shady Rest Hotel of the future is prematurely mailed to a Hooterville travel columnist.

Uncle Joe, Kate Bradley and her daughters at the Shady Rest Hotel find their holiday disrupted when the Scrooge-like Homer Bedloe of the C&FW Railroad threatens to close down the beloved Hooterville Cannonball.

Herby Bates, who is sweet on Billie Jo, won't be seeing much more of her--he's just been drafted.

Bobbie Jo is entranced with poet Alan Landman, a visiting beatnik who is passing through Hooterville.

Billie Jo receives a $500 insurance endowment, which her late father set aside for his first-born to become a doctor. But Billie Jo wants to go to Hollywood to become an actress.

Kate confers with Judge Drucker to see if she can legally prevent Billie Jo from going to Hollywood.

A movie-idol wants to hide away from it all at the Shady Rest.

Uncle Joe tells two plump ladies that Shady Rest is a reducing farm, where their loss is the management's gain.

Homer Bedloe returns to Hooterville with a retired railroad tycoon who's interested in buying the Cannonball.

The art dealer buys one of Uncle Joe's paintings for its valuable frame, but Uncle Joe thinks he's on the road to fantastic artistic success.

Betty Jo has her first crush - but the object of her affections (Orville Miggs) is more interested in tinkering with cars than he is in romance.

Uncle Joe tries to bring more guests to Shady Rest--and get his drainage ditch dug for free--by spreading rumors about a silver strike in the area.

An old school chum thinks it's time Kate was married again, and she tells the girls to round up some prospects.