Cal and Sam share a mining claim, but Sam is a better writer than laborer. A set of circumstances prevent the friends from keeping control of their potential millions.
About to set out on a cattle drive, Ben hires a young drifter named Sam Jackson as one of his drovers.
Dolly Kincaid is so fed up with her extremely dominant and controlling sheriff father that she runs away.
Some old love letters from Jethro lead mountain man Lafe Crick and his daughter, Essiebelle, to Beverly Hills.
An banker sends Drysdale a kangaroo as a joke and Granny thinks she has discovered a giant jackrabbit.
The Clampetts are befuddled by all of Mr. Drysdale's Christmas gifts.
The Clampetts try to participate in some of the more civilized pleasures of Beverly Hills.
Jed decides that Elly, who has taken up motorcycle riding, needs a mother to make her act more feminine.
Mrs. Drysdale has a garden party and invites the Clampetts by mistake.
The Clampetts, under the influence of con man J.D. Clampett, go to Hollywood.
Jed receives news that his multimillion-dollar account is overdrawn.
The Clampetts pack up to return to Beverly Hills.
Pearl's efforts to snag Mr. Brewster seem doomed until he makes a ridiculous public proposal.
The Clampetts, home for Christmas, help Cousin Pearl woo Mr. Brewster, the big oil company executive.
A feud begins between the Clampetts and the Drysdales after Sonny Drysdale jilts Elly May.
While hunting a predator wolf, Little Joe finds a Gypsy woman who has been rejected from her people because she is believed to be a witch.
The Cartwrights begin to take care of a boy at the Ponderosa. When the boy arrives at the ranch, he does not know that his father is in prison.
Love-struck Jethro decides he wants to marry Chickadee Laverne, a burlesque dancer.
Jethro wastes no time in finding a girlfriend after a talk with Jed.
The Clampetts are seen as the new avant-garde social leaders.