6301 Spur Line To Shady Rest - 9/24/63Homer Bedloe, trouble-shooter for the C&F W Railroad, journeys to the little community of Hooterville to find out why a branch line doesn't connect with a main line.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Richard Whorf Writer: Paul Henning
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Charles Lane as Homer Bedloe |
Eddie Quillan as Dick |
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Roy Roberts as Norman Curtis |
John Ashley as Fred |
6302 Quick, Hide The Railroad - 10/1/63The Hooterville Cannonball is headed for the last roundhouse, and Kate Bradley decides that the only way to save it from the scrap heap is to hide the ancient engine -- all seven and one-half tons of it.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writers: Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle
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Charles Lane as Homer Bedloe |
6303 The President Who Came To Dinner - 10/8/63C&F W Railroad President Norman P. Curtis can't get ace trouble-shooter Homer Bedloe to scrap the Hooterville Cannonball, so he decides to do it himself--incognito.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writers: Ed James & Seaman Jacobs
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Charles Lane as Homer Bedloe |
Eve McVeagh as Miss Hammond |
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Dick O'Shea as Helicopter Pilot |
Roy Roberts as Norman Curtis |
6304 Is There A Doctor In The Roundhouse? - 10/15/63Railroad President Norman P. Curtis accidentally breaks the throttle of the Hooterville Cannonball -- and folks can't get to Kate's annual Shady Rest Jamboree.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writers: Ed James & Seaman Jacobs
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Douglas Dumbrille as Dave LaSalle |
Cherio Meredith as Nettie |
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Addison Richards as Frank Newton |
Mary Young as Lydia |
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Charles Meredith as George Prentice |
Roy Roberts as Norman Curtis |
6305 The Courtship Of Floyd Smoot - 10/22/63Floyd Smoot has been jilted by his mail-order sweetheart, so Kate pretends to fall in love with him in order to restore his self-confidence.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Sherman Marks Writers: Ed James & Seaman Jacobs
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Don Washbrook as Herby |
6306 Please Buy My Violets - 10/29/63Uncle Joe decides to go into the cologne business.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writer: Richard Baer
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Phil Gordon as Mr. Gordon |
Olan Soule as Coffee Salesman |
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George Cisar as Mr. Blake |
Hank Patterson as Fred Ziffel |
6307 The Ringer - 11/5/63Betty Jo enters the annual Shady Rest Horseshoe Tournament against Pixley Fats and becomes the first female contestant in the tournament's history.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writer: Richard Baer
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Don Washbrook as Herbie Bates |
Henry Calvin as Pixley Fats |
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Dick O'Shea as Toby Gates |
6308 Kate's Recipe For Hot Rhubarb - 11/12/63Kate is determined to get her book-loving daughter, Bobbie Jo, to go out on a date.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Jean Yarbrough Writers: Dick Wesson & Joel Kane
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Russ Horton as Junior Hocker |
George Cisar as Mr. Blake |
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Jack Bannon as Roger |
6309 The Little Train Robbery - 11/19/63A couple of respectable-looking young crooks plan to rob the Hooterville Cannonball of its bank shipment.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Sherman Marks Writers: Ed James & Seaman Jacobs
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John Wilder as Arthur Gilroy |
Norman Leavitt as Fred Thompson |
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Jimmy Hawkins as Lowell Rightmeyer |
6310 Bedloe Strikes Again - 11/26/63Railroad executive Homer Bedloe returns to Shady Rest for another try at scrapping the Hooterville Cannonball.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writers: Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle
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Charles Lane as Homer Bedloe |
William Benedict as Willie |
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Don Washbrook as Herby Bates |
John Hoyt as John Fisher |
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John Hubbard as Max Thornton |
6311 Uncle Joe's Replacement - 12/3/63Uncle Joe believes he is being "put out to pasture" when Kate gives general store clerk, Herbie Bates, a job as assistant general manager of the Shady Rest.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writers: Dick Wesson & Marty Roth
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Beverly Wills as Mrs. Norton |
6312 Honeymoon Hotel - 12/10/63Uncle Joe decides to become a justice-of-the-peace and turn Shady Rest into a honeymoon haven.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Guy Scarpitta Writers: Keith Fowler & Phil Leslie
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Tommy Ivo as Walter Shepherd |
Judee Morton as Elsie Gregg |
6313 A Night At The Hooterville Hilton - 12/17/63A brochure describing the incomparable Shady Rest Hotel of the future is prematurely mailed to a Hooterville travel columnist.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Jean Yarbrough Writers: Ed James & Seaman Jacobs
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Elvia Allman as Mrs. Stroud (before she became Selma Plout) |
William Benedict as Willie |
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Shug Fisher as Salesman |
6314 Cannonball Christmas - 12/24/63Homer Bedloe plans to stop the Hooterville Cannonball from making its traditional Christmas caroling tour.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Guy Scarpitta Writers: Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle
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Charles Lane as Homer Bedloe |
William Benedict as Willie |
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Roy Roberts as Norman Curtis |
Gloria Marshall as Miss Evans |
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Don Washbrook as Herby Bates |
6315 Herby Gets Drafted - 12/31/63Herby Bates, who is sweet on Billie Jo, won't be seeing much more of her--he's just been drafted.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Jean Yarbrough Writers: John Elliotte & Dick Wesson
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Don Washbrook as Herby |
Russ Horton as Junior Hocker |
6316 Bobbie Jo And The Beatnik - 1/7/64Bobbie Jo is entranced with poet Alan Landman, a visiting beatnik who is passing through Hooterville.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Jean Yarbrough Writer: Bill Manhoff
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Dennis Hopper as Alan Landman |
Hugh Sanders as Roger Stanley |
6317 My Daughter The Doctor - 1/14/64Billie 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.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Jean Yarbrough Writers: Ed James & Seaman Jacobs
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Adam West as Dr. Clayton Harris |
Russell Horton as Junior Hocker |
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Paul DeRolf as Paul Henderson |
6318 Hooterville vs. Hollywood - 1/21/64Kate confers with Judge Drucker to see if she can legally prevent Billie Jo from going to Hollywood.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Jean Yarbrough Writer: Dick Wesson
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Don Beddoe as Dr. Joseph Depew |
Adam West as Dr. Clayton Harris |
6319 Visit From A Big Star - 1/28/64A movie-idol wants to hide away from it all at the Shady Rest.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Ralph Levy Writer: Bill Manhoff
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John Vivyan as Lane Haggard |
Vickie King |
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Joan Marshall as Lucy Wayne |
Jaclyn Carmichael |
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Jack Henderson |
Jacque Palmer |
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Margaret Bert |
Rick Murray |
6320 Last Chance Farm - 2/4/64Uncle Joe tells two plump ladies that Shady Rest is a reducing farm, where their loss is the management's gain.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Guy Scarpitta Writers: Hannibal Coons & Harry Winkler
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Dorothy Konrad as Henrietta Boswell |
Don Brodie as Mr. Begley |
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Pearl Shear as Gertrude Hawley |
6321 The Very Old Antique - 2/11/64Homer Bedloe returns to Hooterville with a retired railroad tycoon who's interested in buying the Cannonball.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Jean Yarbrough Writer: Jack Raymond
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Charles Lane as Homer Bedloe |
Dick Patterson as Mr. Cassidy |
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Everett Sloane as Philip Waterhouse |
6322 The Art Game - 2/18/64The 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.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Guy Scarpitta Writers: Jerry Seelen & Leo Rifkin
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Lyle Talbot as Mr. Cheever |
Ian Wolfe as E.T. Gibbs |
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Olan Soule as Mr. Parks |
6323 Betty Jo's First Love - 2/25/64Betty 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.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Guy Scarpitta Writers: Hannibal Coons & Harry Winkler
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Jimmy Hawkins as Orville Miggs |
Paul DeRolf as Paul Henderson |
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Jack Bannon as Roger Budd |
6324 Behind All Silver, There's A Cloud Lining - 3/3/64Uncle 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.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Jean Yarbrough Writer: Martin A. Ragaway
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Charles Lane as Homer Bedloe |
Karen Norris as Miss Hammond |
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Roy Roberts as Norman Curtis |
Glen Strange as Hawley |
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Pat Waltz as Assayer |
6325 The Talent Contest - 3/10/64Uncle Joe is promoting a talent contest, and he tries to make sure that one of his three nieces wins.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writer: Dick Wesson
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Nora Marlowe as Mrs. Whipple |
Maxine Semon as Mable Snark |
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Jay Ripley as Tad Whipple |
6326 Kate And The Manpower Problem - 3/17/64An old school chum thinks it's time Kate was married again, and she tells the girls to round up some prospects.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Guy Scarpitta Writers: Dick Wesson & Joel Kane
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Robert Riordan as Avery Mapes |
Jess Kirkpatrick as Rev. Mimms |
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Walter Reed as Grover Woodstock |
Richard Norris as Salesman |
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Robert Carson as Wilbur Spriggs |
Rosemary DeCamp as Emily Mapes |
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Allen Ray as Tom Hartley |
6327 The Ladybugs - 3/24/64 (see photo)Uncle Joe decides to cash in on "Beatlemania" by casting his nieces and Sheriff Ragsdale's daughter in a musical group called "The Ladybugs".
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Donald O'Connor Writers: Paul Henning & Mark Tuttle
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Sheila James as Sally Ragsdale |
Mike Ross as Sheriff Ragsdale |
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Jack Bannon as Roger Budd |
Don Washbrook as Herby Bates |
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Paul DeRolf as Paul Henderson |
Stephen Ellsworth as Hopper |
6328 The Hooterville Flivverball - 3/31/64Uncle Joe decides to bankrupt the Hooterville Cannonball by starting his own railroad, powered by Orville Miggs' flivver.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Jean Yarbrough Writers: Hannibal Coons & Harry Winkler
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Jimmy Hawkins as Orville Miggs |
6329 Kate The Stockholder - 4/7/64In another attempt to do away with the Hooterville Cannonball, Homer Bedloe embarks on a program of harassment designed to force Charley Pratt and Floyd Smoot to quit.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writers: Jerry Seelen & Leo Rifkin
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Charles Lane as Homer Bedloe |
Paul DeRolf as Paul Henderson |
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Lauren Gilbert as JB Giddings |
Ned Weaver as 1st Stockholder |
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Jack Bannon as Roger Budd |
William Lally as 2nd Stockholder |
6330 Kate And The Dowager - 4/14/64Socialite Clara Watkins is an important guest at Shady Rest. Unless she recommends the place to her friends, the bank won't lend Kate any more money.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Dick Wesson Writer: Dick Wesson
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Doris Packer as Clara Watkins |
Jonathan Hole as Mr. Bunce |
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Peter Brooks as Sonny Watkins |
6331 Charley Abandons The Cannonball - 4/21/64Everyone seems too busy to spend any time with Charley, so he decides to quit his job as engineer of the Hooterville Cannonball.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writers: Hannibal Coons & Harry Winkler
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Bob Hastings as Bill Tuttle |
Jimmy Hawkins as Orville Miggs |
6332 Dog Days At Shady Rest - 4/28/64Railroad President Norman Curtis thinks that his household's pet basset hound needs a change of scenery, so he sends the dog off to Shady Rest.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writer: Andy White
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Charles Lane as Homer Bedloe |
Jimmy Hawkins as Orville Miggs |
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Roy Roberts as Norman Curtis |
Donald Kerr as Salesman |
6333 A Millionaire For Kate - 5/5/64Kate Bradley is visited by an old schoolmate who's now a millionaire, but Uncle Joe has him pegged as a con artist.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Richard L. Bare Writer: Martin A. Ragaway
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Jimmy Hawkins as Orville Miggs |
Gladys Holland as Georgette |
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Michael Ross as Sheriff Ragsdale |
Hayden Rorke as HJ Grant |
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Maxine Semon as Mabel |
6334 Bedloe And Son - 5/12/64Homer Bedloe returns to Hooterville with his son, Homer Junior, who is as hateful and devious as his father.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Dick Wesson Writer: Dick Wesson
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Charles Lane as Homer Bedloe |
Steve Franken as Homer Bedloe, Jr. |
6335 Local Girl Makes Good - 5/19/64Business executive Mary Jane Hastings returns home to Hooterville and impresses everyone with her administrative ability, particularly her handling of men.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: David Alexander Writers: Jerry Seelen & Leo Rifkin
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Elena Verdugo as Mary Jane Hastings |
Jack Bannon as Roger |
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Peter Hansen as Steve |
Bart Patton as Phil |
6336 Cave Woman - 5/26/64Shady Rest would stand a better chance of being selected as the site of the big convention if Kate were around, but she's trapped in a cave-in.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Guy Scarpitta Writers: Richard Baer & Joel Kane
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John Clarke as Brooks Webster |
Andy Albin as Ding Woodhouse |
6337 Kate Flat On Her Back - 6/2/64Kate is still trying to get Shady Rest chosen as the site for a big convention, but a sprained ankle has incapacitated her and the job of cornering the convention is left to Uncle Joe and the daughters.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Guy Scarpitta Writer: Joel Kane
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Barry Kelly as Hurley Feasel |
Willis Bouchey as Dr. John Rhone |
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Don Dubbins as Smokey Harner |
6338 The Genghis Keane Story - 6/9/64When Adelaide "Genghis" Keane returns from Europe, Kate is surprised to find that the elderly schoolteacher is no longer the tyrannical disciplinarian she used to be.
Producer: Dick Wesson Director: Jean Yarbrough Writer: Jack Raymond
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Lurene Tuttle as Adelaide Keane |
Hank Patterson as Fred Ziffel |
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Ken Osmond as Harold Boggs |
Barbara Pepper as Ruth Ziffel (not Doris) |
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Eddie Quillan as Mort |