Overview
The residents of Hooterville flock to nearby Bleedswell for jobs at the new defense plant. To keep people from leaving, Hooterville reopens its old airplane factory to fulfill its contract with the Army--signed during WWI.
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2 - 1Wings Over Hooterville September 14, 1966 -
2 - 2Water, Water Everywhere September 21, 1966 -
2 - 3I Didn't Raise My Pig to Be a Soldier September 28, 1966 -
2 - 4How to See South America By Bus October 05, 1966 -
2 - 5The Ugly Duckling October 19, 1966 -
2 - 6One of Our Assemblymen is Missing October 26, 1966 -
2 - 7The Good Old Days November 02, 1966 -
2 - 8Eb Discovers the Birds and the Bees November 09, 1966 -
2 - 9The Hooterville Image November 16, 1966 -
2 - 10You Ought to Be in Pictures November 23, 1966 -
2 - 11A Home Isn't Built in a Day November 30, 1966 -
2 - 12A Square is Not Round December 14, 1966 -
2 - 13An Old Fashioned Christmas December 21, 1966 -
2 - 14Never Trust a Little Old Lady December 28, 1966 -
2 - 15School Days January 04, 1967 -
2 - 16His Honor January 11, 1967 -
2 - 17It's So Peaceful in the Country January 18, 1967 -
2 - 18Exodus to Bleedswell January 25, 1967 -
2 - 19It's Human to Be Humane February 01, 1967 -
2 - 20Never Take Your Wife to a Convention February 08, 1967 -
2 - 21The Computer Age February 15, 1967 -
2 - 22Never Start Talking Unless Your Voice Comes Out February 22, 1967 -
2 - 23The Beverly Hillbillies March 01, 1967 -
2 - 24Lisa's Vegetable Garden March 08, 1967 -
2 - 25The Saucer Season March 15, 1967 -
2 - 26Getting Even With Haney March 22, 1967 -
2 - 27Kimball Gets Fired March 29, 1967 -
2 - 28The Vulgar Ring Story April 12, 1967 -
2 - 29Who's Lisa? April 19, 1967 -
2 - 30Music to Milk By April 26, 1967