The Beverly Hillbillies (1962 - 1971)

The Beverly Hillbillies

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CBS hit a ratings gusher with this rustic sitcom about a poor mountaineer turned oil baron who relocated, along with his eccentric clan, to 'the hills of Beverly.' The series frequently topped the Nielsens during its nine-season run. It also spun off the long-running 'Petticoat Junction' (which, in turn, spun off 'Green Acres'), but a 1993 feature film based on the original proved unsuccessful.
Creator: Paul Henning

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1970, CBS, 24 episodes

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1969, CBS, 26 episodes

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1968, CBS, 26 episodes

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1967, CBS, 30 episodes

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1966, CBS, 30 episodes

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1965, CBS, 32 episodes

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1964, CBS, 34 episodes

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1963, CBS, 36 episodes

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1962, CBS, 36 episodes

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Cast

Buddy Ebsen
as Jed Clampett
Phil Silvers
Irene Ryan
as Daisy `Granny' Moses
Donna Douglas
as Elly May Clampett
Max Baer Jr.
as Jethro Bodine
Bea Benaderet
as Pearl Bodine
Raymond Bailey
as Milburn Drysdale
Nancy Kulp
as Jane Hathaway
Harriet MacGibbon
as Margaret Drysdale
Frank Wilcox
as John Brewster
Shug Fisher
as Shorty
Roger Torrey
as Templeton
Elvia Allman
as Elverna Bradshaw
Larry Pennell
as Dash
Sharon Tate
as Sharon
Frank Cady
as Sam
Charles Lane
as Hacker
Mike Minor
as Steve
Kathleen Freeman
as Mabel
Milton Frome
as Chapman
Arthur E. Gould-Porter
as Ravenswood
Bettina Brenna
as Edy
Roy Roberts
as Judge
Lori Saunders
as Bobbie Jo
Richard Caldicot
as Faversham
Alan Reed Sr.
as Eddie
Lester Flatt
Judy Jordan
as Chauffeur
Fred Clark
as Clyburn
Richard Deacon
as Brubaker
Bill Baldwin
as Convention Speaker
Earl Scruggs
Percy Helton
as Homer Cratchit
Joi Lansing
as Mrs. Flatt
Phil Gordon
as Drew
Alan Reed Jr.
as Sheldon
Ray Kellogg
as Policeman
Peter Whitney
as Lafe Crick
Lyle Talbot
as 2nd Psychiatrist
William Mims
as Ulysses S. Grant
Edgar Buchanan
as Uncle Joe
Roy Clark
Fuji
as Banzai
Miko Mayama
as Miko
King Donovan
as J.D.
Jerry Brutsche
as Rebecca's Father
Paul De Rolf
as Horace
Cookie Gilchrist
as Cookie
Momo Yashima
as 1st Girl
Lester Matthews
as Mr. Pendleton
Louis Nye
as Sonny
Sheila James
as Ginny
Venita Wolf
as Miss Murphy
Charlie Ruggles
Doris Packer
as Mrs. Fenwick
Bobs Watson
as Fred
John Ashley
as Bob
Paul Reed
as Tinsley
William Kendall
as Dumbarton
Lloyd 'Shad' Heller
as Himself
Shad Heller
as Shad
Leon Ames
John Stephenson
as Landman
Joanna Barnes
as Cynthia
Herb Vigran
as Handler
Linda Kaye Henning
as Betty Jo
Peter Leeds
as Joe
Shirley Mitchell
as Governess
Pamela Rodgers
as Bunny
Guy Raymond
as Howard
Ernest Clarke
as Giles-Evan
Jerry Randall
as Strong Girl
Kathy Kersh
as Marian Billington
Warrene Ott
as Linda
Eleanor Audley
as Millicent Schuyler Potts
Lisa Seagram
as Edythe
Meredith MacRae
as Billie Jo
Tom Lester
as Eb
Joyce Nizzari
as Miss Slocum
Gayle Hunnicutt
Soupy Sales
as Lance Bradford
George Barrows
as Gorilla
Mark Goddard
as Salesman
Rob Reiner
as Mitch
Paul Winchell
as Grandpa
Arthur Treacher
Herbert Rudley
Judith McConnell
as Secretary
Norman Grabowski
as Bernie
Linda Kaye Henning
as Jethrine
John McGiver
as Justin Addison
Joan Huntington
as Debbie
Jesse White
Brian Kelly
as 2nd Policeman
Chet Stratton
as Jewelry Salesman
Louise Lorimer
as Dean Frisby
Lennie Bremen
as Truck Driver
Diki Lerner
as Wiggy
Barbara Nichols
Jesse Pearson
as Johnny
Sirry Steffen
as Marie
Dick Wesson
as Patient
Eddie Dean
as 1st Policeman
Sylvia Lewis
as Phyllis
Iris Adrian
as Wife
Wally Cox
as Caspar Biddle
Rosemary DeCamp
Midge Ware
as Mrs. Scruggs
Jean Willes
as Maria
John Alvin
as Photographer
Laurel Goodwin
as Stella
Francisco Ortega
as Man
Jack Bannon
as Man
Walter Woolf King
as George Engel
Sue Bernard
as Girl
Addison Richards
as Mr. Lucas
Lisa Todd
as Ilse
Narda Onyx
as Mme. Denise
Keva Page
as Shaky
Maurice Marsac
as Doorman
Ernest Clark
as Giles-Evans
Leon Belasco
as Victor Gregory
Beecey Carlson
as Cook
Karen Norris
as Nurse
Mel Blanc
as Burten
John Hoyt
as Hollis
Jerry Rannow
as Stanley
James Westerfield
as Mayor
Robert Strauss
as Society Sandy
Alan Mowbray
as Montrose
Bryan West
Gloria Swanson
Jacques Bergerac
as King Alexander
Mary Wickes
Hans Conried
Leo Durocher
Robert Easton
as Beauregard
Van Williams
as Dean
John Carradine
Hope Summers
as Mrs. Pringle
Stanley Waxman
as Chief
Lurene Tuttle
as Gladys
Dave Prowse
as MacGregor
David Frankham
as Naval Lieutenant
Ted Eccles
as Little Boy
Burt Mustin
as Humphrey the Chauffeur
Susan Hart
as Candy Davis
Grandon Rhodes
as Judge
Marianne Gaba
as Squirrel
Lloyd "Shad" Heller
as Shad
Foster Brooks
as "Fiddlin' Sam"
Willis Bouchey
as Mr. Willis
Dick O'Shea
as Auto Salesman
Lisa Davis
as Diane
Robert Foulk
as Policeman
Norman Leavitt
as Parking Attendant
Christine Williams
as Girl
Theodore Marcuse
as Nero
Seamon Glass
as Julie Andrews
Tom Cound
as Beasley
Mike Ross
as Al Ledbetter
Bucklind Beery
as 2nd Mugger
Patricia Winters
as Ann Gardner
Pat McCaffrie
as Fred
Norman Claridge
as Jenkins
Allison McKay
as Receptionist
Bernie Kopell
as Agent
Steve Dunn
as Roger
Paul Lynde
as Clerk
Ysabel MacCloskey
as Mrs. Vanderpont
John Dehner
as Rex
Muriel Landers
as Essiebelle
Don Rickles
as Bettor
Nina Shipman
as Linda
Sebastian Cabot
as Sebastian
Martha Hyer
as Tracy
Leon Belasko
as Yerko
Alan Napier
as Chemist
Linda Kaye Henning
as Betty Jo
Hayden Rorke
as Chauffeur
Conlan Carter
as Dub
Chanin Hale
as Linda
John Reilly
as Hogan
Carol Booth
as Susie
John Considine
as Little Fox
Teddy Eccles
as Milby
Sammy Davis Jr.
Sandy Berke
as Lolita
Victoria Carroll
as Doreen
Ted Cassidy
as Mr. Ted
Lloyd Heller
as Shad
Jean Bell
as Jean
Murvyn Vye
as James
Alvy Moore
as Alvin
Dee Carroll
as Woman
Terry Phillips
as Sound Man
Jack Boyle
as Photographer
Jeanette O'Connor
as Lee Marvin
Bonnie Boland
as 2nd Student
Brian Peck
as Chauffeur
Gloria Davis Hill
as Tall Woman
Gene Lebell
as Referee
Donald Bisset
as Tetley
Donald Curtis
as Barker
Edward Andrews
as Ratterman
Bernadette Withers
as Lucy
Bella Bruck
as Narda
Hugh Dempster
as Inspector
Jim Backus
as Van Ransohoff
Richard St. John
as Dean
Ellen Corby
as Poke
Byron Foulger
as Leroy
John Wayne
Tris Coffin
as Tucker
Lola Albright
Henry Gibson
as Quirt Manly
Les Tremayne
as Doctor
Sharon Farrell
as Kitty Devine
Dan Seymour
Julie Newmar
Fran Ryan
as Miss Meek
Eddie Albert
as Oliver
Michel Petit
as Armstrong McHugh
Pat Winters
as Ann
Gavin Gordon
as Stafford
Miguel Ángel Landa
as El Magnifico
James F. Stone
as Vanderpont
Sumi Haru
as Japanese Girl
Diane Bond
as 3rd Girl
Carolyn Williamson
as Ruthie
Mady Maguire
as Miss Graham
Cully Richards
as Bus Driver
Tom D'Andrea
as Sherman Kingsley
Frank Delfino
as 1st Montanero
Dave Draper
as Mr. Universe
Pat Boone
Rich Little
as Himself
Patty Joy Harmon
as Kitty
Hedda Hopper
as Herself
Bill Baldwin
as Announcer
Connie Sawyer
as Elverna Bradshaw
Eva Gabor
as Lisa
Ken Drake
as 1st Psychiatrist
Dean Harens
as Attorney
Natalie Schafer
as Mme. Renee
Bob Carson
as Manager
Vinton Haworth
as Kramer
Barry Kelly
as Brachner
Benny Rubin
as 1st Indian
Mark Tapscott
as Marine Sergeant
Edith Leslie
as Mrs. Mack
Frank Faylen
as Marvin
James Millhollin
as Manager
David Draper
as Himself (Mr. Universe)
Bobby Osborne
as Jeffrey Taylor
Ron Hagerty
as Geologist
Michael Petit
as Armstrong Dueser McHugh III
Sue Casey
as Roberta Graham
William Bakewell
as Chauffeur
Edward Ashley
as Man on Yacht
David Bond
as Judge Curtis
Mike Mazurki
as Wrestler
Lonnie Burr
as Medicine Man
Sherry Miles
as Darlene Mattingly
Russell Collins
as Dr. Martin
John Abbott
as Sir Trevor Gielgud Burton-Guiness
Jeff Davis
as Biff Steel
Rick Cooper
as Ensign
Eileen O'Neill
as Kaye
Gloria Neil
as Miss Plumpett
Bruce Hyde
as Floorwalker
Barbara Morrison
as Mrs. De Longpre
Valerie Hawkins
as Camille
Fritz Feld
as Waiter
Norma Varden
as Mrs. Van Ransonhoff
Wally Cassell
as Buzzy Bavasi
George Cisar
as Police Sergeant
Harry Lauter
as Motorcycle Policeman
Douglass Dumbrille
as Doug
Shary Marshall
as Stewardess
Joe Conley
as Sergeant
Carolyn Nelson
as Secretary
Brian West
as Dr. Bob Graham
David Moses
as Medic
Ron Hagerthy
as Geologist
Amedee Chabot
as Girl
Marjorie Bennett
as Mrs. Langwell
Bill Quinn
as Tom Kelly
Kent Smith
as Cavanaugh
Jan Arvan
as Forbes
Jerry Maren
as 2nd Montanero
Paul Newlan
as Jason Detweiler
John Cliff
as Policeman
George Sawaya
as 2nd Indian
Quinn O'Hara
as Weather Girl
Janine Grandel
as Madame Potvin
John Gallaudet
as Veterinarian
Olan Soule
as Salesman
Barry Kelley
as Brachner
Rosalind Knight
as Vanessa
David Prowse
as Emlyn MacGregor
Frank J. Scannell
as Stage Manager
Jess Kirkpatrick
as Bailiff
Jean Howell
as Nurse
Steve Brodie
as Guard
John Baer
as Nelson
Gaylord "Steve" Pendleton
as Director
Victor French
as Tony
Henry Corden
as Charley
Gloria Marshall
as Stewardess
Donald Foster
as Theodore Switzer
Don Haggerty
as 1st Policeman
Virginia Sale
as Chicken Woman
Sally Mills
as 1st Girl
Hal Taggart
as Walter McKeegan
Mark Evans
as Seaman
Jack Daly
as Driver
Britt Nilsson
as 1st Girl
Billy Curtis
as 3rd Montanero
Richard Collier
as Filbert
Jennifer Lea
as Secretary
Ben Wrigley
as Footman
Aron Kincaid
as Cliff
Ingeborg Kjeldsen
as Carol
Helen Kleeb
as Addison's Secretary
Roy Fitzell
as Dancer
Sue England
as 1st Nurse
James Seay
as Detective
Hal Baylor
as Joe
Craig Hundley
as Cadet
George N. Neise
as Auctioneer
Toby Kaye
as Fran
Gail Bonney
as Mrs. Travis
Phil Arnold
as Maintenance Man
Cliff Norton
as Waiter
Skip Ward
as Walsh Wesson
Bob Cummings
Don Megowan
as Monster
Jill Jarmyn
as 2nd Nurse
Edy Williams
as Girl
Dick Winslow
as Man
Owen Cunningham
as Director
Vincent St. Cyr
as Indian
Mark Harris
as Customs Inspector
Gil Perkins
as Pool Man
Don Orlando
as Italian Tailor
Fabian Dean
as Knife Thrower
Anna Henry
as 2nd Girl
Naji Gabbay
as Aide
Diane Farrell
as Page Girl
Richard Erdman
as Guard
Gay Gordon
as Model
William Forrest
as Canady
Russ Grieve
as Ranger Warkle
John Orchard
as Customs Inspector
Robert V. Barron
as Harold
Ilona Rodgers
as Sandy MacGregor
J. Pat O'Malley
as Judge
Edna Skinner
as Mrs. Wright
Ted Fish
as 2nd Policeman
Rodney Bell
as 2nd Gate Guard
Ralph Montgomery
as Usher
Frank Coghlan Jr.
as Helmsman
Elaine Stevens
as Maid
Ron Stokes
as Sgt. O'Hara
Chick Allen
as Himself
Peter Bourne
as Bill Tinsman
Adele Claire
as Contestant
Nestor Paiva
as Auctioneer
Kent Miller
as Tab Strong
LaRue Farlow
as Woman
Frank Sully
as 2nd Movie
John Ayres
as Bert
Stacy King
as Kathy
Slim Wilson
as Man
Johnny Williams
as Guard
Al Eben
as Truck Driver
Peter Myers
as Osgood
Kim Brewer
as Hope
Charlotte Knight
as Newshen
Tommy Farrell
as Pilot
Tom Curtis
as Makeup Man
Harry Fleer
as Colonel
Al Lanti
as Cabdriver
Hazel Shermet
as Mother
Garrison True
as Radarman
Maurice Kelly
as Man
Jo Ann Pflug
as 1st Girl
Larry J. Blake
as Cabdriver
June Lockhart
as Dr. Janet Craig
Sean McClory
as Policeman
Eilene Janssen
as 2nd Stewardess
Jimmy Gaines
as Little Boy
Anne Newman
as 2nd Girl
Peggy Russell
as Old Woman
Karl Lukas
as Frank
Herb Ellis
as Producer
Jack Grinnage
as Copilot
Sheila Fearn
as Young Lady
Steve Thomas
as Major
Russ Conway
as Director
Sydney Arnold
as Retainer
Alister Williamson
as Doorman
Hank Patterson
as Fred Ziffel
Roy Rogers
as Fire-Eater
Lindsay Workman
as Peterson
Susan Harris
as Harem Girl
Dick Crockett
as Paving Man
Penny Antine
as Birdwatcher
Sheila Leighton
as Secretary
Sidney Clute
as Producer
Glenn Wilder
as Race Burley
Nai Bonet
as Dancing Girl
Laura Lamb
as Dancer
Merie Earle
as Rebecca's Mother
Hank Worden
as Harry
Kip King
as Producer
Murray Alper
as Studio Driver
Marianna Case
as Dancing Girl
Margo Epper
as Boston Strong Girl's Mother
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Series Details

TV Network: CBS
Premiere Date: Sep 26, 1962
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producer: Paul Henning
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