Petticoat Junction S1 Ep10 The Camping Trip


 

  

 


The misadventures of the family staff of The Shady Rest Hotel and their neighbours of Hooterville. Bobbie Jo, Billie Jo, and Betty Jo Bradley are three sisters living with there Uncle Jo who owns the family hotel, and is always coming up with zany ideas.

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Season 1 Ep.10: The Camping Trip

The entire family is heading off on their annual weekend camping trip. Bobbie Jo talks Orrin into coming along this year much to Uncle Joe\’s dismay, not only because he still sees Orrin as a bumbling fool and nemesis but because he learns that Bobbie Jo, using this camping trip as a ploy to \”work on\” Orrin, wants to eventually marry him. Janet thinks this trip will end up being a good opportunity for Orrin to get on Uncle Joe\’s good side by demonstrating his abilities in his element, the great outdoors. Despite Orrin\’s best attempts to win over Uncle Joe, Uncle Joe takes an antagonistic attitude toward anything Orrin says or does. The capper for Uncle Joe is when Orrin runs off in a moment of crisis. But does Orrin\’s seemingly cowardly behavior have a greater motive?



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One of the most underrated sitcoms in television history, “Petticoat Junction” is a fine example of character-driven . Though it is overshadowed by the other rural comedies, “Andy Griffith,” “The Beverly Hillbillies,” and “Green Acres,” “Petticoat Junction” had a warmth that continued throughout its 7 year run. Petticoat Junction centered around a small farming community of Hooterville provided the setting for this highly successful rural situation . Kate Bradley was the widowed owner of the only transient housing in town, the Shady Rest Hotel. Helping her run the hotel were her three beautiful daughters, Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo, and Betty Jo. Also assisting was the girls’ lazy Uncle Joe, who had assumed the title of manager. The only way to reach the place was by the Hooterville Cannonball, an old train which made regular stops along the way, though never adhered to a strict schedule so as to better assist those living along the rail line. The episodes before Bea Benaderet’s untimely death are perhaps the best, but “Petticoat Junction” remains one of television’s undiscovered gems. This television classic (CBS-TV, 1963-1970) was one of the most successful and beloved situation comedies of the 1960s. Created by Paul Henning, the same mastermind behind “The Beverly Hillbillies” (also available in TVclassicshows.com), “Petticoat Junction” ranked as the fourth-highest rated series during its debut season.

Cast and Crew:
Creator: Paul Henning
Director: Richard Whorf
Stars:

Bea Benaderet, Edgar Buchanan and Jeannine Riley

Original Air Date: 1963

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