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The unaired pilot of The Beverly Hillbillies, originally titled The Hillbillies of Beverly Hills, was filmed in early 1962 before the show debuted on CBS.
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00:00This is Beverly Hills. Here dwelled the rich, the famous, the glamorous, movie stars, royalty in exile, retired millionaires, sportsmen, playboys, hillbillies, hillbillies?
00:21Who are these people? Where are they from? And why did they come to Beverly Hills? We'll discover the answers in a moment as we bring you The Hillbillies.
00:51Well, come on, let's find that house we bought. House they bought? In Beverly Hills? Whoa, wait a minute, hold it!
01:14Up with a bunch of hillbillies, possibly by a mansion like this. Let's take them back to their home in the Ozarks and see how this whole thing started.
01:44Jed, you gotta do something about that youngin' of urine. How'd that happen? Fighting with a bobcat. It hurt? I reckon so. It went limping off on three legs.
01:58I swear I don't know what I'm gonna do about that girl. Well, the first thing to do is to get her into a dress. She's getting too big to be wearing man's duds. Looky here. She's done popped the buttons off of her shirt again.
02:12Well, everybody carries herself proud, with her shoulders throwed back. It ain't her shoulders that's popping these buttons.
02:23When you blow it up, brown it out, female woman. Time to start acting like one.
02:28Well, one of these days some boy will come along and start courting her. They came courting when she was 12. What did she do?
02:36She whopped the tar out of them.
02:42Girl running around as wild as a cougar, wrestling, fighting and hunting. She ought to be doing woman's work. Happening me with the steel.
02:53Well, I'll speak to her.
02:54I'll speak to her.
02:55Oh.
02:57That reminds me.
03:01Better go down and stomp out the fire under that mesh.
03:06Now, hold on now, Granny.
03:07You ain't gonna stomp out no fire like that, are you?
03:10Huh?
03:12Oh.
03:13Of course not.
03:14Don't wanna burn the shoes.
03:19Huh?
03:21Granny!
03:22Somebody open the door!
03:25Howdy, Pa!
03:28What you got there?
03:31A stranger.
03:33Where'd you get him?
03:34Get him with a rock.
03:36What for?
03:37He was skulking around down by the slough.
03:39Figured he might be a revenuer.
03:41He ain't no revenuer.
03:43Then can I keep him?
03:45Of course not.
03:47Well, I called him.
03:48That don't matter.
03:49Well, he won't be no trouble.
03:50I could keep him out in the smokehouse.
03:52Ellie Mae, you can't keep people like they were dogs and cats.
03:56Oh!
03:57Oh!
03:58Oh!
03:59Oh!
04:00Oh!
04:01Oh!
04:02Oh!
04:03Oh!
04:04Oh!
04:10Who's that?
04:11Some feller Ellie found nosin' around.
04:14Banging with the rocks would be easier to tote.
04:17Why, that there fella's from the Petroleum Company.
04:21What's a Petroleum?
04:22I don't know.
04:23He asked me if he could do some wildcatting down by the slough.
04:26I said, help yourself.
04:28We're glad to get rid of the critters.
04:29What he said.
04:30I laughed.
04:31The lass on him, there ain't no wildcats down there at that slough.
04:36Heck no.
04:37It's too full of oil.
04:40Oh.
04:41What happened?
04:45Where am I?
04:46This here is the Clampett place.
04:48I'm Jed Clampett, my youngin' Ellie Mae, and Granny.
04:51Granny says you've been doin' some wildcatting.
04:53There's no need to.
04:55Mr. Clampett, that swamp of yours is full of oil.
04:58I could've told you that.
05:00Well, my company would like to pump it out.
05:02Yeah, I'd like that too, but I just can't afford to have it done.
05:06No, no, no, you don't understand.
05:08You see, you wouldn't have to pay for it.
05:11Oh, I don't take favors from strangers.
05:14No, no, no, Mr. Clampett, you see.
05:16You're a very rich man.
05:20How big a rock did you be in here?
05:23No, we wouldn't hate you, Apple.
05:26Listen, I've gotta call my office in Tulsa.
05:28Have you got a telephone?
05:30A what?
05:31A telephone?
05:33Well, maybe one of your neighbors has one.
05:35It's a, uh...
05:36Well, down in this country, it's probably a box attached to the wall.
05:40And, uh, you talk into it, and they can hear you in Tulsa.
05:46Maybe you'd better sit down for a spell.
05:50No, I haven't time.
05:51Listen, where's the nearest airfield?
05:53Airfield?
05:55You know, Granny, that's, uh, one of them airfields sets up in the air.
06:02Oh, never mind. I'll find it myself.
06:04Listen, now, don't you sell that swamp till you hear from me.
06:08I'm flying to Tulsa.
06:09Now he thinks he's got wings.
06:26Morning, Granny.
06:28Watch them buttons, Charlie.
06:30Ready?
06:33Them pigs of yours got into the car.
06:39Did they drink much?
06:43I reckon they did. This here little fellow was kicking blue blazers out of the mule.
06:48You.
06:50That's the trouble with razorbacks.
06:52They such a mean drunk.
06:57Oh!
06:59That wouldn't happen if you'd stay in the house where you belong.
07:02There it is, Mr. Brewster.
07:13For the tests and surveys, I'd say that's going to be one of the richest pools since East Texas.
07:19News like this is bound to get out.
07:21Let's go down and get Pappitt's name on a deal.
07:24Where's the gun? Where's the gun?
07:29What's in that?
07:31You want to see what just flew over Blueberry Rich?
07:33What?
07:34Let Dad blame this biggest bird you ever laid out on.
07:37Probably just an overrode chicken hawk.
07:39Chicken hawk, nothing.
07:40That thing could make off with a hog.
07:42Hurry up, put that gun together.
07:47No room to land near the cabin, Mr. Brewster.
07:49It's too rocky and hilly.
07:51Then let's get the sling ready to be lowered.
07:53Well, Mr. Brewster, that might be dangerous.
07:55Hang the danger.
07:56We're going to be the first oil company down there if it kills you.
07:59Yes, sir.
08:00Me?
08:01Don't worry.
08:02If it's safe, I'll follow you.
08:06Granny, I see it.
08:07There it is.
08:08Land of mercy, look at that.
08:12What you doing, Granny?
08:13That thing's only got one claw, but dang it if it ain't grabbed up a man.
08:16Hurry, Pa.
08:17It's my stranger.
08:18Where is it?
08:19Just flew over the house.
08:20I'll give it on to the side.
08:21Did you kill it, Granny?
08:22No, but I made it drop that stranger.
08:23No, but I made it drop that stranger.
08:24No, but I made it drop that stranger.
08:25No, but I made it drop that stranger.
08:30enda niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña niña.
08:55Jethro! Stop this thing!
08:57Stop it!
09:00Granny! Granny!
09:02Yes, Jeth?
09:03Granny, grab a hold of something and hang on.
09:06Cousin Pearl and that overgrown son of hers
09:08is headed right for the cabin in that old truck.
09:11Heaven protect us!
09:15Oh, Jethro!
09:22What a fool!
09:24No, but I think they sure want the chicken house.
09:30Jethro, I'm sure sorry about the chicken house,
09:33but nobody got hurt.
09:38Jethro, I told you to get rid of them worn-out brakes.
09:41I did, Ma. That's how come we ain't got to it.
09:46Get out and lift the chicken house back on his foundation.
09:49Yeah.
09:51Jethro, Ellie May came running over to my place
09:53and she said you sold the swamp to some armed company.
09:58Well, yeah, I guess I did.
10:00What did they pay you, Perry?
10:05Well, he ain't paid me nothing yet.
10:07That rooster fellow said he'd bring the money later.
10:09How much they going to pay you?
10:12Well, he said I'd depend some on how much oil they could pump out.
10:16Well, he must have mentioned some figure.
10:18What was it?
10:20Now, Pearl, you know that old swamp one.
10:22Well, shucks.
10:23Jethro, clamp it.
10:24You got slick it and you're ashamed to admit it.
10:26That's just what I told you.
10:28Granny, how much they going to pay him?
10:30All right, I'll tell you.
10:31He said it'll run somewhere between twenty-five and a hundred.
10:33Twenty-five and a hundred?
10:35I know it don't sound like much,
10:37but Mr. Brewster seemed to set great store
10:39by the fact he's going to pay me in some new kind of dollar.
10:42There ain't no new kind of dollars.
10:45Well, it's new to me.
10:46I've heard of gold dollars, silver dollars, paper dollars,
10:49but he said he's going to pay me in, uh, what do you call them, Granny?
10:53Million dollars.
10:54Yeah, that's it.
10:58Million dollars.
11:02Look the whole towel on this piece of paper.
11:04Here you can sit for yourself.
11:05I don't know about someone that time.
11:07I'll sit here now.
11:10Saints in heaven.
11:14Granny, give me the jug.
11:16It's empty, but I'll fetch some.
11:17Here I go, Granny.
11:19I'll get you.
11:22Jed.
11:23Jed.
11:25You're a millionaire.
11:28A millionaire.
11:30Yeah, that's what that Brewster fella kept calling me.
11:32I didn't know just how to take it.
11:35He meant you're rich.
11:37Me?
11:39The richest man in these hills.
11:40Maybe in the whole state.
11:43Jed, you can have anything you want.
11:46Do anything you want.
11:47Go any place you want.
11:50Yeah, that's another thing he kept saying.
11:52He said he reckoned I'd be moving away from here soon.
11:55What do you think, Pearl?
11:56You think I ought to move?
11:58Jed, how can you even ask?
12:01Look around you.
12:03You eight miles from your nearest neighbor.
12:06You overrun with skunks, possums, coyotes, bald cats.
12:10You use kerosene lamps for light.
12:12You cook on a wood stove summer and winter.
12:14You're drinking homemade moonshine.
12:17Washing with homemade lye soap.
12:19And your bathroom is 50 feet from the house.
12:22And you ask, should you move?
12:23Man be a dang fool to leave all this.
12:32Oh, there you are, Jed.
12:33You misunderstood me.
12:34I meant you should move away.
12:35And you know where I'd go if I was ye?
12:36Where?
12:37California.
12:38California?
12:39Yes, sir.
12:40Beverly Hills, California.
12:41Yes, sir.
12:42Beverly Hills, California.
12:43Jed, remember the time that your pa took us to Eureki Springs to see the movie picture?
12:45Oh, there you are, Jed.
12:46You misunderstood me.
12:47I meant you should move away.
12:48And you know where I'd go if I was ye?
12:49Where?
12:50California.
12:51California?
12:52Yes, sir.
12:53Beverly Hills, California.
12:54Where?
12:55California.
12:56California?
12:57Yes, sir.
12:58Beverly Hills, California.
13:01Jed, remember the time that your pa took us to Eureki Springs to see the movie picture?
13:09Yeah.
13:10Well, the actors that make them movie pictures live in Beverly Hills.
13:17Go on.
13:18Yes, sir.
13:19Well, doggies.
13:22Wouldn't that be something?
13:24Living in the same neck of the woods with old town me.
13:27Old town woods.
13:30And we could come visit you.
13:36You know what else they say about California?
13:38What?
13:39You don't get cold out there.
13:42What don't get cold out there?
13:44Nothing don't get cold out there.
13:46They don't have no snow or no rising.
13:48Didn't they bring some in?
13:50They don't want it.
13:51They don't want it.
13:52Remember last winter when she slipped on the ice and broke her hip?
13:57Yeah.
13:58Poor old woman.
13:59She was limping for two days.
14:01Well, that couldn't happen in California because they don't have no ice.
14:03How come?
14:04I don't know how come.
14:05But grinding sure like it.
14:06And we could visit you.
14:07You know what else they say about California?
14:09Maybe Jethro know how come there's no ice.
14:10He's going to school.
14:11We could ask you.
14:12Jethro?
14:13Yeah, Ma.
14:14Yeah, Ma.
14:15Come on over here.
14:16Speaking of school, Ellie Mae could get herself a fine education out there in Beverly Hills.
14:19I don't know how come.
14:20I don't know how come.
14:21I don't know how come.
14:22But grinding sure like it.
14:23And we could visit you.
14:24You know what else they say about California?
14:25Maybe Jethro know how come there's no ice.
14:27He's going to school.
14:28We could ask you.
14:29Jethro?
14:30Yeah, Ma.
14:31Jethro?
14:32Yeah, Ma.
14:33Come on over here.
14:34Speaking of school, Ellie Mae could get herself a fine education out there in Beverly Hills.
14:42Yeah, Ma.
14:43Your rich uncle's got a question he'd like to ask you.
14:47What rich uncle, Ma?
14:49Rich Uncle Jake.
14:52Jethro?
14:53How come there's no ice in California?
14:56Don't look at me.
14:58I didn't take it.
15:00I didn't take it.
15:03You don't know I didn't, Ma.
15:05Oh, get out of here.
15:09That's what I'm saying, Jethro.
15:11Folks are clean.
15:12California's got it all beat.
15:15Why, things grow twice as big out there.
15:18Jethro would be a whopper, wouldn't he?
15:22Hey, he could help you move.
15:25He's awful handy at lifting and toting,
15:28and he could drive you out in my truck.
15:31Yeah, now I couldn't let you do that.
15:33Jethro, we're kinfolk.
15:36What's mine is yours.
15:38And then I could come out later and ride back with him.
15:43And, and, and bring his unmarried sister along.
15:46We could visit for a while.
15:54Jade, did I ever tell you about them oranges they grow up, eh?
15:58I'll tell you what, Pearl.
16:01I'm going to have to study on this.
16:03When that Brewster fella comes back, I'll ask him what he thinks.
16:08Well, your cousin is right about that, Mr. Plantford.
16:11Beverly Hills is a choice residential area, and lots of millionaires do settle there.
16:16Folks like me, huh?
16:17Well, uh, millionaires.
16:19And movie stars, too.
16:22Oh, yes, yes.
16:23Is Tom Mix there?
16:25No.
16:26I'm afraid Mr. Mix is dead.
16:28Oh.
16:30Oh, yeah.
16:31What's the matter with me?
16:33Remember Pearl?
16:34He got shot at the end of that picture.
16:39Well, there are plenty of other movie stars, and that's where Jade wants to live.
16:44Ain't it, Jade?
16:45I do like the notion of living in the hills.
16:50Never could stay in flat country.
16:52Mr. Clampett, I think it only fair.
16:55That is, well, I think you may have a wrong idea about Beverly Hills.
17:00Is that where you live?
17:01No, my home is in Tulsa.
17:03Well, say, maybe you could get us a place there in your neighborhood.
17:09Mr. Clampett, let's not beat around the bush.
17:11You will love Beverly Hills.
17:15Then that's it.
17:16Can you steer Jade onto a good place?
17:18No, I can get the bank out there to handle it for him.
17:21He'd like a nice big place with plenty of room for his kinfolk to visit him.
17:31Well, I would like a nice roomy place if I could afford it.
17:36Oh, Mr. Clampett, with your money you can afford the Taj Mahal.
17:39Okay, I'll take it.
17:42Well, see, I was just making a little joke.
17:45Oh, well, go right ahead.
17:49Well, you see, the Taj Mahal is in India.
17:52Mr. Brewster, you're a nice fellow, but I've heard better jokes.
18:07Is the foreigner staying to supper?
18:10I'm ashamed to say I ain't asked him. How about it?
18:12Oh, I don't think so.
18:14Oh, no trouble.
18:15What you cooking tonight, Granny?
18:16Mustard greens and possum innards.
18:21Do you hear that, Mr. Brewster?
18:24Very clearly.
18:27Uh, not this time.
18:30Well, if you happen to come back tomorrow, we'll be having leftovers.
18:33That's the thing about possum innards.
18:35He's just as good the second day.
18:44Nellie?
18:46If old Duke sits there with you, there ain't gonna be room for Granny.
18:50Oh, that's all right, Pa. Granny ain't going.
18:53Who says she ain't?
18:55She says she ain't.
18:57That's right, Uncle Jed.
18:58She's a-sittin' on the back porch in her rocker,
19:01and she says that's as close to California as you're gonna get her.
19:06We'll see about that.
19:08Thanks for you ain't got me the muliest women, folks.
19:13We ain't never gonna get there.
19:20Now, what's all this nonsense about you ain't going to California?
19:24Ain't no niceness to it.
19:25If the good Lord had a wanted me in California, he'd a put me in California.
19:31Well, he's just gettin' around to it.
19:34Book says he moves in mysterious ways.
19:37Well, if he moves me, I'll go.
19:40You and Big Jethro ain't a-budgin' me.
19:44Really?
19:46Fisher Beverly Hills sounds like the kind of place you'd like.
19:49That Britcher fella says they got smogs out there.
19:51That's a smog.
19:52That's a smog.
19:54We and Jethro figured out that's, uh, a small hog.
19:58You heard the girl say they ain't got no snow out there.
20:02You could run your still year-round.
20:04Run the year-round here.
20:06Yeah, but walkin' down through the snow to the still always makes you feel so miserable.
20:10I might feel miserable walkin' down.
20:14But the way I feel's comin' back.
20:19Dang, David.
20:21We've been plannin' and talkin' about this trip for days.
20:25You never said you wouldn't go.
20:27Never said I wouldn't, either.
20:28But that Brewster fella has bought us a house in them Beverly Hills.
20:32He sent our $25 million to the bank out there.
20:35Well, you just chase on out after it.
20:37I'm stayin' right here.
20:39And I ain't a-feared, neither.
20:42Ready?
20:44I ain't a-leavin' you here alone.
20:46And I ain't a-budgin' out of this rocker.
20:48Yeah.
21:06Get through!
21:08What does that sign say?
21:10It says Beverly Hills!
21:12You care of that, Granny?
21:13We're dying.
21:15They call them Hills?
21:16Why, we got moles that can push up higher ridges than that.
21:21Well, at least raise these hills.
21:23We'll be among our kind of folks.
21:38This deposit of $25 million
21:42to the account of J.D. Clampett.
21:44Is that J.D.?
21:47As in Rockefeller.
21:50Elevates us to third position in capital assets
21:53and assures our bank of...
21:56Come in.
21:58I'm sorry to interrupt, Mr. Drysdale.
22:00All right, Taylor.
22:02Well, are we all set to give the Clampetts a red carpet reception?
22:04Well, I'm afraid Mrs. Drysdale still isn't too happy, sir.
22:08Yes, I know.
22:10Oh, my wife is very upset that I got the estate next to ours for the Clampetts.
22:14Says I don't even know what kind of people they are.
22:16Do you?
22:20I know to the dollar what kind of people they are.
22:23Am I kind of people?
22:25Loaded.
22:27Taylor?
22:29Have the gardeners got the grounds in order?
22:30Yes, sir.
22:31But I'm afraid that's another thing your wife was upset about.
22:33Oh?
22:34Well, you see, your gardeners have been working on their lawn all week.
22:37Why, they've mowed it, trimmed it, fed it, clipped it.
22:39I don't care if they lather it and shave it.
22:42This is the most beautiful mansion in Beverly Hill.
22:44I want every square inch of ground within those walls in apple pie or...
22:50Yes?
22:52Oh, hello, Margaret.
22:54No, dear, I'm very bit...
22:57What?
22:58Well, good heavens, did you call the police?
23:01I'll be right there.
23:03What happened?
23:04The Clampetts state is being invaded by a band of outlaws.
23:08Yes, they're holding the gardeners at gunpoint.
23:14Sure as lucky he'd come along when we did.
23:19That's the truth.
23:21The way they were slipping through that gate, another five minutes and that whole darn prison would have been empty.
23:30Are you sure that's a prison?
23:33Yeah, Uncle Ted.
23:34I've seen pictures.
23:37Only thing is, how come there ain't no guards on them walls?
23:41Well, he probably done them in with them knives and things.
23:44He's killin' as if I ever did see any.
23:47Fine neighborhood we's movin' into.
23:52You hear that?
23:53Hot digger, there's bobcats in these heels.
23:58I'm sorry!
23:59Somebody's calling the law!
24:01I reckon he's gonna be mighty grateful for what we done.
24:04What's out here has got a strange way of showin' as grateful.
24:13I wonder what they done with Granny and Ellie Mae.
24:16I don't know.
24:17They sure put up his crap, didn't they?
24:26Well, they may whip yourself three policemen and two convicts!
24:30What's going on here?
24:32You've locked up one of the richest men in the country.
24:35Mr. Clampett, I don't know how to apologize.
24:38I am deeply humiliated.
24:40What have you cutthroats done with J.D. Clampett?
24:43I'm Jed Clampett and I'd appreciate it if you'd let go of my Sunday shirt.
24:47You're J.D. Clampett, the oil millionaire?
24:52Yep, this here's my nephew, Jethro.
24:54Howdy!
24:55Quickly, man, unlock this cell.
24:57Mr. Clampett, on behalf of the entire city of Beverly Hills,
25:01I extend our deep and humble apologies for this unfortunate and embarrassing incident.
25:06Oh, I'm Milburn Drysdale, president of the Beverly Hills Bank.
25:10My car is waiting to take you and your family to your new home.
25:13We want you to know how happy we are to have you, your handsome nephew,
25:16your lovely daughter and your beautiful money.
25:19Mother!
25:31Hey, wait!
25:32Got this car!
25:36Mr. Drysdale, you tricked us.
25:38You just took us out of jail so you could bring us back up here to prison.
25:41Head for the hills, everybody!
25:43You're not a king!
25:44No, wait!
25:45Come on!
25:46It's not a prison at your home!
25:48Roy!
25:49Back!
25:50Listen to me!
25:51Now wait!
25:52Mr. Drysdale, listen to me!
25:53Roy!
25:54Back!
25:55Bring me!
25:56Now wait!
25:57Mr. Drysdale, listen to me!
25:58Roy!
25:59Back!
26:00Bring me!
26:01Now wait!
26:02Mr. Drysdale, listen to me!
26:03Roy!
26:04Back!
26:05Bring me!
26:06irk!
26:07Bernie!
26:38Well, I finally rounded them up and convinced them that stone walls do not a prison make.
26:54I shall never forget the picture of those hillbillies driving up to their new home.
27:03Welcome. Welcome.
27:05Hey.
27:06Well, now, ain't that hand?
27:08What's that, Pa?
27:09The way the road takes a bend in here, runs right by the front door.
27:13No, Mr. Clampon, this is your driveway. It goes with the house.
27:17Is this thing a hire?
27:19Oh, yes, indeed.
27:20It was built by John Barrymore, one of our finest actors.
27:23Pretty fair stonemason, too.
27:25Hey, Jed!
27:38Yes, Granny?
27:39It's here as dandy soil.
27:42We can grow a good stand of corn here.
27:46Fine, Granny. We'll commence flowering tomorrow.
27:48You can't grow corn there.
27:51Now, don't you worry.
27:52If Granny says it's good soil, it's good soil.
27:55Ain't nobody grow corn like gravity.
27:57But this is Beverly Hills.
27:59Dirt is dirt.
28:00I suppose that should have been fair warning as to what I could expect.
28:08At first, I must admit I was mostly amused at their reactions.
28:12Good foundation.
28:20Well, Jethro, what do you think of our new house?
28:24Well, Uncle Jed, it seems the biggest bunch of indoors I ever did, sir.
28:29It's a whopper, all right.
28:30Granny says there's one whole room just for cooking.
28:33Oh, Uncle Jed, wait till you see that.
28:36Why, it's got a nice box in it, big enough for a whole side of beef.
28:40Is that a firm?
28:41Yes, sir.
28:42And guess what keeps that great big thing cold?
28:45What?
28:45Three or four little bitty old pans ice no bigger than that.
28:50Only thing is, when that ice melts, where are we going to get more?
28:54I guess we just have to wait for that pond to freeze over.
28:58Has this place got a pond?
29:00Has it got a pond?
29:02Uncle Jed, it's the fanciest thing you ever did see.
29:05All cement.
29:08Cement pond.
29:09Yes, sir.
29:10And they have stamps.
29:12So as a cattle can walk right down into it and get a great nose.
29:19And down at the deep end, there is a board sticking right out over the water.
29:25The only thing is, I can't figure out what that's for.
29:31Jethro, how can you be so dumb?
29:34That there that you sat on while you fish.
29:38While you fish?
29:39Why, sure, yeah, while you fish.
29:41And then there was the evening I arranged a date for Ellie Mae with a young man from the bank.
29:50I must admit she was a vision of beauty in that dress my secretary picked out for her.
29:59Oh, Miss Clampett, may I present Brad Jason.
30:18Oh, Miss Clampett, may I present Brad Jason.
30:29May in heaven's name it you do that.
30:30That rascal was fixing to bite me.
30:40And then, of course, there was that dreadful day when I was leaving and found the gate locked.
30:45Oh, Miss Clampett, can you hear me?
30:58Yeah, I can hear you.
30:59Good, good.
31:01I need your help.
31:06Sounds like you're inside the wall.
31:08Yeah, would you let me out, please?
31:12You bet I will.
31:13You stay right where you are.
31:15I'll get me an axe and have you out of there in no time.
31:23He demolished 30 feet of wall before I could stop him.
31:28But the worst thing that happened...
31:31I'm sorry, Mr. Drysdale.
31:32You're all on, sir.
31:34Oh, thank you, Doctor.
31:36Next week, same time?
31:38Yes, I'll expect you.
31:40I'll be here.
31:43I'll be here.
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