Deciding to move to Beverly Hills to take advantage of their new-found wealth, the Clampetts find that their down-to-earth lifestyle clashes with the new suburb and its shielded, upper-class inhabitants.
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- 01x33 The Clampet… (May. 08, 1963)
- 01x32 The Clampet… (May. 01, 1963)
- 01x29 The Clampet… (Apr. 10, 1963)
- 01x26 Jed Cuts th… (Mar. 20, 1963)
- 01x25 The Family … (Mar. 13, 1963)
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Directors
- Joseph Depew (145 episodes)
- Richard Whorf (67 episodes)
- Robert M. Leeds (50 episodes)
Writers
- Paul Henning (503 episodes)
- Mark Tuttle (127 episodes)
- Dick Wesson (61 episodes)
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- The mansion in Beverly Hills where the Clampetts lived was actually the Kirkeby mansion in Bel Air.
- As well as serving as animal trainer, Frank Inn actually provided the animals used on the show as Elly May's "critters".
- At the end of the opening credits you can see Jed start to point out something to the others towards camera left. In the network broadcasts, the camera changes to show that Jed is pointing to…
[show]At the end of the opening credits you can see Jed start to point out something to the others towards camera left. In the network broadcasts, the camera changes to show that Jed is pointing to a billboard for Kellogg's Corn Flakes, the sponsor of the show. As the car drives past it, the theme song continues, changing to the then current slogan "K-E-Double L-O-Double Good. Kellogg's best to you".
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