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The Beverly HillbilliesEpisode Number: 55 Season Num: 2 First Aired: March 1, 1967 Prod Code: 055 |
When the cast takes ill, the Douglases take to the stage in a charity production of The Beverly Hillbillies. After Eb "punches up" a script from the series, Hank Kimball plays Jed Clampett, Oliver appears as Jethro and Lisa portrays Granny with a combination Hungarian/southern accent.
| Writer: | Dick Chevillat, Jay Sommers |
| Director: | Richard L. Bare |
| Star: | Frank Cady (Sam Drucker), Alvy Moore (Hank Kimball), Tom Lester (Eb Dawson), Pat Buttram (Mr. Eustace Haney), Eva Gabor (Lisa Douglas), Eddie Albert (Oliver Wendell Douglas) |
| Guest Star: | Harry Antrim (Doc Wilson) |
The actress playing Miss Tillie Mumford was not credited in this episode.
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Eb's remark about Paul Henning not caring about them 'changing the dialog of the script as long as he doesn't know about it'is an in-joke referring to Henning's well-known refusal to let actors or other writers change the authentic hillbilly words and phrases he used in his scripts for Beverly Hillbillies.
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Paul Henning created The Beverly Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction, and Green Acres. Lisa, Oliver and Eb once appeared on The Beverly Hillbillies, even though they regarded it as a TV show.
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(Oliver suggests Lisa play Granny in The Beverly Hillbillies)
Oliver: Mrs. Douglas would be perfect for the part. She played on the Hungarian stage and she wouldn't need any makeup.
Lisa: Oliver!! (edit) (reading the "improved" script for The Beverly Hillbillies)
Eb (as Jethro): What is Granny going to make for supper tonight?
Lisa (as Elly May): Breast of polywog with possum soose and crawdad turnovers.
Eb: Goooooody!
Lisa: Why don't you set yourself down on your you all and I will go out to the see-mint pond and catch us a barracuda. (edit) (reading the "improved" script for The Beverly Hillbillies)
Eb (as Jethro): Hello Elly May.
Lisa (as Elly May): Howdy Jethro, you all.
Eb: Do you know where Granny is at, Elly May?
Lisa: She all went down to the root cellar to get a parcel of turned-up greens. (edit) Haney: (hands Oliver flowers to give to Eb) Now these are for the sick-ee.
Oliver: The sick-ee?
Haney: Yeah, that's the feller who's sick. I thought you understood that legal talk. (edit) Lisa: (discussing The Beverly Hillbillies) I like that show, especially the man who plays the father: Buddy Epstein. (edit)
Oliver: Mrs. Douglas would be perfect for the part. She played on the Hungarian stage and she wouldn't need any makeup.
Lisa: Oliver!! (edit) (reading the "improved" script for The Beverly Hillbillies)
Eb (as Jethro): What is Granny going to make for supper tonight?
Lisa (as Elly May): Breast of polywog with possum soose and crawdad turnovers.
Eb: Goooooody!
Lisa: Why don't you set yourself down on your you all and I will go out to the see-mint pond and catch us a barracuda. (edit) (reading the "improved" script for The Beverly Hillbillies)
Eb (as Jethro): Hello Elly May.
Lisa (as Elly May): Howdy Jethro, you all.
Eb: Do you know where Granny is at, Elly May?
Lisa: She all went down to the root cellar to get a parcel of turned-up greens. (edit) Haney: (hands Oliver flowers to give to Eb) Now these are for the sick-ee.
Oliver: The sick-ee?
Haney: Yeah, that's the feller who's sick. I thought you understood that legal talk. (edit) Lisa: (discussing The Beverly Hillbillies) I like that show, especially the man who plays the father: Buddy Epstein. (edit)
Mr. Haney shows up hawking "Haney Rents--brings a hospital into your home". His service includes a "hospital zone" sign, a tape of public address announcements recorded on the fifth floor of the Mayo Clinic, and an elderly nurse, Miss Tillie Mumford.
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Lisa serves un-cooked spaghgetti for breakfast. Oliver tells her to boil water; she does, but cooks spaghetti without water in another pot. That's followed by a "seven layers cake": seven hotscakes with chocolate syrup between them, topped with shaving cream and a cherry. Later, while attempting pizza, she seen beating the dough with a hammer.
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