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Green Acres
TV Series (1965 - 1971)
Oliver Wendell Douglas and wife Lisa move from a penthouse in Manhattan to a run-down shack to become farmers. Lisa is not used to running a household and can only cook rubbery hotcakes. Mr. Haney who sold them their new home is a con man. Their neighbors the Ziffle's have a "son" called Arnold who loves to watch TV and is a pig! Their handyman Eb lives in the barn and calls them mom and dad.
Last Episode
06x26 The Ex-Secretary Aired: Apr. 27, 1971Oliver searches for an ex-secretary that found a place to fix his watch when it was broken.
Series Info
Type:
Scripted
Premiered:
Sep. 15, 1965
Status:
Canceled/Ended
Runtime:
30 min.
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The Ex-Secretary
Season 6, Episode #26
Season 6, Episode #26


Hawaiian Honeymoon
Season 6, Episode #25
Season 6, Episode #25


"Lisa, the Phyc…
Season 6, Episode #24
Season 6, Episode #24


The Hole in the Porch
Season 6, Episode #23
Season 6, Episode #23


The Carpenter's…
Season 6, Episode #22
Season 6, Episode #22

A Girl for Drobny
Season 6, Episode #21
Season 6, Episode #21

King Oliver I
Season 6, Episode #20
Season 6, Episode #20

The Spot Remover
Season 6, Episode #19
Season 6, Episode #19

Star Witness
Season 6, Episode #18
Season 6, Episode #18

The Wedding Deal
Season 6, Episode #17
Season 6, Episode #17
Character Guide
Series Fun Facts
- Eddie Albert revealed in a January 1966 "TV Guide" article that as part of his deal he was given a 10 percent interest in Green Acres. He also mentions that he was offered the part after Don…
[show]Eddie Albert revealed in a January 1966 "TV Guide" article that as part of his deal he was given a 10 percent interest in Green Acres. He also mentions that he was offered the part after Don Ameche turned it down, and that actresses Marsha Hunt and Janet Blair had screen-tested with him before Paul Henning had the idea to cast Eva Gabor (over CBS's objections that no one would understand her because of her accent).
[hide] - The name of the towns in the vicinity of Hooterville were Pixley, Crabwell Corners and Stankwell Falls.
- The name of Hooterville's newspaper was the World Guardian.











