The Clampetts in New York

Episode aired Nov 5, 1969
TV-G
30m

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6.5/10

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Honest John continues to show the Clampetts around New York trying to "sell" them as many landmarks as possible. The police have given him a twenty four hour notice while Miss Jane and Mr. D... Read allHonest John continues to show the Clampetts around New York trying to "sell" them as many landmarks as possible. The police have given him a twenty four hour notice while Miss Jane and Mr. Drysdale try to get there to stop the con job.Honest John continues to show the Clampetts around New York trying to "sell" them as many landmarks as possible. The police have given him a twenty four hour notice while Miss Jane and Mr. Drysdale try to get there to stop the con job.

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6.5/10

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Trivia
In the establishing shot of the Clampett's walking around Manhattan, they talk about how New York is "bigger than downtown Springfield" and even bigger than Joplin. Both Springfield and Joplin are cities in southern Missouri. At the time of this episode, Springfield had a population of 120,000, Joplin had 39,000 people, and New York City's population was around 7, 800,000.

Quotes
Shifty Shafer aka Honest John: I have long been closely associated with the New York police force. They always love to see me come to town.
Jed Clampett: Is that a fact?
Jethro Bodine: They is friends of yours, huh?
Shifty Shafer aka Honest John: Chums, pals. In fact, when we enter the terminal, you may notice several of them converge upon me and begin to ask questions.
Daisy Moses: What kind of questions?
Shifty Shafer aka Honest John: Oh, questions concerning unsolved crimes.