The Servants

Episode aired Nov 7, 1962
TV-PG
26m

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7.7/10

194

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Buddy Ebsen in The Beverly Hillbillies (1962)

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To give the Clampetts some polish, Mr. Drysdale has them take in his butler and maid, hoping they'll work wonders.To give the Clampetts some polish, Mr. Drysdale has them take in his butler and maid, hoping they'll work wonders.To give the Clampetts some polish, Mr. Drysdale has them take in his butler and maid, hoping they'll work wonders.

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194

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The Servants

Jethro took Miss Hathaway pin bowling. Only she neglected to tell him how to play the game.

Jethro caused thousands of dollars of damage as he threw the bowling ball with all his might.

At least Jed is happy that Miss Hathaway might be sweet on him. He is hoping that someone might be sweet on Ellie May, when she wears a dress. Only she gets irate when accused of looking like a city girl.

Throwing Jethro off the top of the stairs when he calls her a city girl.

Mr Drysdale wants the Clampetts to take his butler and maid. As he no longer needs them.

Only the Clampetts have no idea about servants. The butler who has already crossed paths with them. Runs away from the Clampetts for his own safety's sakes.

Some good physical comedy but you do have to groan at some of the humour. Why would the butler suddenly talk French to Ellie May knowing they are country folks.

Trivia
This episode's copyright has expired and it is now in the public domain.

Quotes
Daisy Moses: [about Marie, the upstairs maid, who curtsies when she greets the Clampetts] Ain't nothin' wrong with that girl but what some good cookin' will cure her. She's half-starved.
Jed Clampett: Poor thing is so weak, her knees keeps abucklin' on her.