With the Clampetts established in business in Jethro's vacated office space, a building inspector visits to find out about their business operations on the 5th floor.
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Granny distills a love potion intended to land a husband for her "decrepit" granddaughter, Elly.
Jethro discovers that it is his color television set that has won the heart of the maid next door.
Granny fumes when she thinks that Mrs. Drysdale is running against her for Possum Day Queen.
Mr. Drysdale tries to arrange a Possum Day festival to keep the Clampetts from going back home.
Jethro winds up as an unwitting accomplice in a plot to burglarize Drysdale's bank.
Granny is convinced that Mrs. Drysdale used black magic to turn herself into a crow.
The Clampetts produce a ghastly collection of art for a new Beverly Hills gallery.
Granny, finally making good her threat to go home to the hills, takes to the open road.
The Clampetts force their well-intentioned but crude hospitality upon oil man John and his bride.
A prospective suitor for Elly comes to town.
A computer replaces one of Drysdale's bookkeepers; the worker finds real friends in the Clampetts.
Jed is offered a bank vice presidency -- an inducement to get him to move his millions to that bank.
Granny turns beatnik when she tries to rescue Elly and Jethro from a band of beatniks.
Sheldon Epps, the beatnik, pays a return visit to the Clampetts to borrow bread from Jed.
Spring tonic time brings the Countess von Holstein back for another visit with the Clampetts.
An oil company executive spends a strange honeymoon in a mountain cabin in Beverly Hills.
Drysdale's ordeal with Granny continues, as she insists on seeing her share of Jed's fortune.
A rival banker spirits the Clampetts' millions from Milburn Drysdale's loving care.
Jethro gives up becoming a brain surgeon to take on the perils and pleasures of a spy.
Granny practices what she intended to preach against when she sets out to save Jed from gambling.
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