TV-PG. Mrs. Smith-Standish discovers that Jed's family could possibly be the first arrivals in the country.

TV-PG. Miss Hathaway's bank protegee is a sultry gold-digger who begins to eye up Jed and his $34 million. Worse, Granny just gave Jed his annual dose of Spring tonic, so he's ready for anything!

TV-PG. Granny chases away an IRS agent. Drysdale tries to smooth things over by telling the story of how Jed got rich.

TV-PG. Jed and Jethro go golfing with Leo Durocher, coach of the Los Angeles Dodgers. When Durocher notices Jethro's strength and throwing arm, he considers the boy a future big league pitcher!

TV-PG. Denise comes back for the birth of her dog's puppies as well as to see Jed. "Courtin' and sparkin'" ensues.

TV-PG. Jed arranges a party to cheer up Granny and invites the Drysdales.

TV-PG. A couple discovers that the Clampetts are rich after they run into their car. Naturally, they fake injuries hoping to make some money.

TV-PG. Jethro needs a passing health certificate so he can graduate from fifth grade, so he goes to the only doctor the Clampetts know: Mrs. Drysdale's psychiatrist.

TV-PG. Jethro finally gets his certificate from Dr. Twombly so he can graduate from the fifth grade, but Twombly wants to talk to Granny again.

TV-PG. Mr. Drysdale has to speak at a conference while Miss Hathaway is out sick, so Jed helps out by running the bank and appoints Elly to be his secretary.

TV-PG. Jethro has Armstrong Dueser McHugh III over to the house, who is coddled and treated like he's frail by a chauffeur. Naturally, the Clampetts show the kid a good time.