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Petticoat Junction (1963 – 1970)

1963 • 7 seasons • Comedy, Family • TV-G
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Petticoat JunctionSeason 6

26 episodes · Sep 28, 1968

1. Birthplace of a Future President
Sep 28, 1968 · 25m

Betty Jo’s time draws near, and a sense of anticipation fills the valley as everyone awaits the arrival of another child to be welcomed by Doc Stuart. A surprise ripples through the community when Steve declares his desire for the baby to b

2. The Singing Sweethearts
Oct 5, 1968 · 25m

Ted Swift, a booking agent, first encountered the Bradley Sisters through the radio, and immediately envisioned them gracing the season opener of *Buddy Buster*, a popular television program. After Sam showed him a photograph of the group,

3. Only a Husband
Oct 19, 1968 · 25m

Steve has begun to feel overshadowed by the child not yet born, a sense compounded by the feeling that he’s become unnecessary. This perception is encouraged by Betty Jo’s preoccupation with preparations for the baby, leaving little room fo

4. The Valley Has a Baby
Oct 26, 1968 · 25m

Any day now, Betty Jo and Steve will welcome their new baby. Steve believes returning to Shady Rest would be best until then. Wendell has been tending the train engine tirelessly for the past week, but the strain is beginning to show. Betty

5. Granny, the Baby Expert
Nov 2, 1968 · 25m

Betty Jo and the baby were returning from the hospital, settling in at Shady Rest for now. News had arrived of a doctor coming all the way from Beverly Hills, and Billie Jo and Bobbie Jo entertained hopes that he would be a young, handsome,

6. Wings
Nov 9, 1968 · 25m · 9.0

Gus Huffle, proprietor of the Pixley Bijou cinema, has reluctantly resolved to close its doors due to dwindling patronage. According to Sam, a significant factor in this decline was the decision by Richard Arlen and Charles ‘Buddy’ Rogers –

7. The Lady Doctor
Nov 16, 1968 · 25m

The valley residents were taken aback when Doc Stuart declared he would be entering a period of semi-retirement, working part-time and bringing in an associate. Few were more astonished than Doc Stuart himself when Dr. Janet Craig arrived.

8. The Sneaky Ways of a Woman Who is Both Beautiful and Smart
Nov 23, 1968 · 25m

Joe pressed onward in his efforts to persuade Dr. Janet Craig to depart the valley. He devised a scheme with Sam and Wendell, intending to subject her to what they called "the old freeze." However, Janet, fully resolved to remain, possessed

9. The Strange Case of Joseph P. Carson
Nov 30, 1968 · 25m

The effort to undermine Dr. Janet Craig persisted as she established her practice just off the lobby of the Shady Rest. She and Doc Stuart were dividing their patients throughout the valley according to geography, which meant that Joe would

10. Bye, Bye, Doctor
Dec 7, 1968 · 25m

Dennis Roberts, a friend of Janet’s, made his way into the valley. She greeted him warmly enough, though a certain unease shadowed her welcome. He had come, she knew, with a proposal of marriage, and she found herself uncertain of what she

11. First Night Out
Dec 14, 1968 · 25m

Steve was eager to whisk Betty Jo away for an evening out, but she hesitated, unwilling to leave Kathy Jo in the care of a babysitter. Dr. Craig offered a solution: he, Uncle Joe, and Bobbie Jo could watch over her at the hotel. Though relu

12. A Cake from Granny
Dec 21, 1968 · 25m

The Cannonball’s longtime adversary, Homer Bedloe, had made his way into the valley. He appeared to do little more than ride the train, an unsettling presence. Sam and Joe discovered that Bedloe was observing Wendell's performances with a s

13. The Feminine Mistake
Dec 28, 1968 · 25m

Bobbie Jo was captivated by a new book, “The Feminine Mistake,” which explored how men often diminish women’s humanity by confining them to domesticity instead of allowing them to pursue meaningful careers. Inspired, she resolved to find em

14. The Ballad of the Everyday Housewife
Jan 4, 1969 · 25m

Bobbie Jo was looking after Kathy Jo while Betty Jo ran errands. She confided in Steve that she thought he’d been neglecting her. Hoping to remedy the situation, Steve declared his affection for Betty Jo. However, Betty Jo, absorbed in her

15. The Christening
Jan 11, 1969 · 25m

Betty Jo has made arrangements with Reverend Barton for Kathy Jo’s christening this Sunday. Janet gently reminded Betty Jo and Steve that it is traditional for godparents to stand during the ceremony, noting they had just a few days left to

16. Billie Jo and the Big Big Star
Jan 18, 1969 · 25m

Billie Jo returned home with her new boyfriend, comedian Rick Wayne, after a performance in Omaha. Rick’s arrival in Hooterville didn't exactly inspire enthusiasm. Hoping to help the townspeople warm up to him, Billie Jo suggested he partic

17. Steve's New Job
Jan 25, 1969 · 25m

A tempting offer arrived for Steve – a high-paying position with a company recently founded by his former Air Force commanding officer. The catch was its location: New York City. He found it difficult to dismiss the prospect entirely. Betty

18. The Cannonball Bookmobile
Feb 1, 1969 · 25m

Adelle Colby, a friend of Janet’s, arrived in the valley, and soon drew the attention of Sam, Bert, and Uncle Joe. A librarian by trade, Adelle was there to establish a new library; they had secured funding and books, but now needed a suita

19. A Man Called Cyrus Plout
Feb 8, 1969 · 25m

The valley community is making ready for its yearly Founder’s Day festivities. Janet proposed a musical performance charting the years from then until now, and Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo, and Betty Jo were chosen as the featured artists. Selma, w

20. Joe Saves the Post Office
Feb 15, 1969 · 25m

Following improvements and some organizational changes at the post office, Sam received word from the government that his substation was slated for closure. Uncle Joe immediately mobilized to save the Hooterville post office. Their strategy

21. I'm Allergic to Daddy
Feb 22, 1969 · 25m

Janet assured Kathy Jo she was in good health now, the rash having completely subsided. She suspected Kathy Jo had reacted to something that was no longer present. However, the rash returned when Steve came back from a week’s business trip.

22. Uncle Joe Retires
Mar 1, 1969 · 25m

Uncle Joe declared his retirement, only to discover that the announcement had turned him into something of a joke throughout the valley. Everyone seemed to agree he hadn’t been doing much all along. Feeling deeply unvalued, Uncle Joe resolv

23. The Organ Fund
Mar 8, 1969 · 25m

Reverend Barton engaged Freddie Kirby, a seasoned fundraiser, to bolster their organ fund. Currently holding just $113, the congregation aims to raise $2,000 for a new instrument. The valley’s residents readily embrace Freddie's proposals a

24. The Great Race
Mar 15, 1969 · 25m

Hank Thackery, proprietor of the Pixley House—a direct competitor to the Shady Rest—intended to establish a jitney route connecting Pixley and Hooterville, offering an alternative to the famed Cannonball train. He wagered Joe that he could

25. Tune in Next Year
Mar 22, 1969 · 25m

Janet arrived back from her business trip with an announcement that sent ripples through the community. She’d accepted a position working alongside the renowned neurologist, Dr. Pope, a decision that meant leaving the valley permanently. Th

26. By the Book
Mar 29, 1969 · 25m

Steve was preparing to submit a proposal for a valuable government contract. Simultaneously, Bobbie Jo attempted to persuade Uncle Joe to begin an exercise regimen. When Uncle Joe learned of Steve’s impending bid, he questioned why Steve ha

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