Petticoat Junction BEDLOE STRIKES AGAIN
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- Follow the comical misadventures at a family run Hotel as the proprietor keeps a watchful eye on the love lives of her three beautiful daughters and the endless get-rich-quick schemes of her brother, Uncle Joe.
BEDLOE STRIKES AGAIN: Homer Bedloe returns to Hooterville to take another crack at shutting down the Cannonball. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Petticoat Junction and Green Acres... could watch them a million times and still want to watch them again
Charles Lane was a great character actor of his time.! 102 years lived! R. I. P.
I know! Amazing. I remember his obit about 10 years ago.. Lawyer in ' The Ghost and Mr Chicken, Railroad hatchet-man on Pettycoat Junction.
Heard the news, what ??!! He was old 50 years ago!
102 a good long run
Kate does a great job getting the coach fixed up with the furniture from the hotel, as well as the great job they all do to convince those guys (railroad directors) from the railroad that the Cannonball is an 'A-1 first rate' train. One would think by now Bedloe would learn that he's no match for Kate. Good always overcomes evil. Beautifully written and great story lines.
What " good ", " clean " " harmless " Family Fun TV were in those days !! No Cussing or Swearing ... Just good comedy that the whole family could sit and enjoy. Fantastic writers back then. The reproduction of this video is beautiful.... I do miss those old days. Thank God for the Internet and CZcams we can once again relive the good old days even in 2018 !!!!! Thank you kindly for posting.
I agree.
Love these tv shows. Everyone can watch and no drug use no foul mouth jumping in bed.
The guy who played bedloe was in "it's a wonderful life". He was old man potter's rent collecter.
Thought it was him
Grew up with this love it thanks PizzaFlix🐎🐎🐎🇭🇲🇭🇲🇺🇸🇺🇸
i haven't seen these in 40 years i still love them
I agree totally with the comment of Anthony Tenia.I was born 1960, and started watching TV shows at age 4, so I watched a lot of the classic 1960's-1970's prime time comedies, dramas, and variety shows when new, during my childhood and teen years.My parents and brothers would watch a lot of shows together with me, in evenings.We never missed Dean Martin's variety hour or the Carol Burnett show.On Saturday night was a string of sitcoms then Burnett's show, and we'd watch each show.All were on CBS.Back then you only had 3 channels...ABC, CBS, & NBC; all from a roof antenna.We always had those wood console TV sets with a 25" screen.The viewers had to turn the channel knob to change the channel.Remember the knobs called 'vertical hold' and 'horizontal'? LOL.
I was born in 1961, and I can relate 100% to everything you said. We were a CBS family, and I remember those wonderful CBS shows. Monday night was “Gunsmoke”, Friday night was “The Wild, Wild West”, and of course, “Green Acres”. I also remember when cable TV replaced those three channels (four, if you count PBS). And yes, I remember the vertical hold and horizontal knobs, lol. Also, UHF and VHF 😎. Thanks for helping bring back such wonderful memories 🥰👍.
From a senior citizen, I totally agree. The good old days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At the end Bedloe asks "Where did I go wrong?" He didn't need to ask as the answer is as plain as the nose on one's face. He once again messed with Kate Bradley & he will never win. Kate is like a mother bear protecting her cubs when it comes to anyone, even Bedloe, coming against all she loves like her family, friends, the Shady Rest & the Cannonball. My question is "Will Bedloe ever learn one doesn't mess with Kate?"
Love this show, brings back so many memories of a fun, safe and wholesome watching experience. Thanks bunches for posting.
I remember when i was a kid i used to watch this show with my parents,it was a great show to watch
Takes me back to tv that was safe and fun😜. I'd like to go to the shady rest and get some great food😉.
You just gotta love this show!
Wish people are as simple, nice, just the place for you and me and the entire human race, no kings, no joker ,
The clarity of the film makes watching it again a special experience. Watched all the fantastic American shows in the 60s on our 12 inch TV in Cheshire England. I was 5 in 1963.
I just love how the Bradley girls say in their sexy voices 'Petticoat Junction.'
I remember we woukd have popcorn, kool-aid, candy and sit down with the whole family and watch these shows! We also watched Green Acres and Beverly Hillbillies. What great family shows...miss the good times...families just dont do that anymore....they are too busy texting and on facebook or playing candycrush!!!!! Holsem days are long gone!!!!
*wholesome
GREAT video, thanks so very much ❤️!
Love Petticoat Junction! 🥰
This is my favourite episode. Really good story line, gentle humour and great acting as ever. Even Uncle Joe gets involved and pulls his weight (no pun intended)!!
And Herbie is helping to clean the cannonball.
Love this show
I've have watched this so many times I love it.
i really loved this show alot and it makes you laugh as well
Billie Jo made a first class stewardess. Great episode.
I hardly watched this show when I was younger, but it is sooo cute...the only guy that is a ittle too obnoxious is Bedlow ...ha ha ha....
Everything else is so darling.....🥰❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💗💖💝
@@juliannarmitage7060 "Mr Bedloe" lived to be in his hundreds, I believe and a friend to Lucille Ball!!!
I loved these! My two sisters and I would watch these religiously!!!
Hahahaha they outsmarted Bedloe again!
MUCH OBLIGED FOR DELIVERING THIS TV SERIES ...I DON'T RECALL THIS "FAMILY~ORIENTED SHOW" BEING AIRED in the PHILIPPINES WAY BACK!!!
Best train ever😊😊😊❤ 😅😅😅😅
This is a great episode. Great writing. And The girls are especially cute in this one.
Have a cruch on bobbi jo
I almost forgot how marriageable, descent feminine twentysomething girls could be.
This was the 10th episode of the first season and it originally aired on November 26, 1963 - just four days after Kennedy was assassinated.
Wow!Thanks !!
Mom was extremely pregnant with me at that time, I was born just a few weeks later but grew up watching these shows with my mom.
the mini skirt on the girl when they're riding the train is another bonus too!!!
“BEDLOE!!! He’s on this train?!?!”
I bet she was probably thinking, oh shit here we go again”
My God the Bradley girls. Every boys dream in the 1960s.
I'm pretty sure that at least some of us have known an exasperating family member or acquaintance resembling the character Uncle Joe portrays and whose personality makes one wonder at just what the Good Lord was thinking of in foisting such lazy, stubborn, and self satisfied know it alls on the world. GREAT ACTING though, I MUST say. The interplay between him and Kate provides a cue from which to learn how UNCONDITIONAL LOVE 💕 can rise above any shortcomings or conflicting viewpoints in human beings. The creators of today's entertainment agenda would do WELL to use that cue to take note of and FULLY UNDERSTAND just how POWERFUL and CONSTRUCTIVELY EDUCATIONAL the MEDIA can be when portraying human nature at it's WHOLESOME BEST in spite of it's foibles in an AMUSING and HUMOROUS vein which I believe is known as COMPASSION☦️ 🥰🙏🏼🤗🤱🏻
Loved Charles Lane in "Billie"(1965). I wish I had a coach like him. :)
A truly great character actor!
Wasn't Billy a movie with Patty Duke?
"I'll be Darned"..😂
Charles Lane played a heel in some cases and a face in other instances. He played a friendly business man on The Lucy Show. Homer Bedloe got so abrasive to the Hooterville citizens.
Back when CBS was called the "Country Broadcasting Station". Before the big change in the 60's.
Interesting
Thanks 👍
Ohhhh I love it
I miss the old episodes, they don't have any of that on . anymore!! I think it was better back then.
10xs better!!
Me tv has them on at five in the morning on Saturday.
Your stupid as fuck These are the old episodes
Homer Bedloe is one of the nicest men ever!
i still watch 2 episodes a day on ME TV
love the show on CZcams
Joe isn't Kate's brother, as stated in the remarks, he's her uncle. The dialogue tells us this fact at about 12 minutes in.
MISS KATE REMINDS ME OF MY MOMMA...☆☆*
THANKS FOR POSTING LOVING CHRISTIAN LIFESTYLE PROGRAMS GOD BLESS YOU DOUBLE IN JESUS NAME AMEN.
Loved it here too 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇳🇿🇳🇿
9:40 love betty jo's pants
You tell Homer Bedloe Norman P Curtis wants him he’ll talk to me
That Bedloe doesn't know how to quit
Hi there... I'm thoroughly enjoying your uploads here. But there's an inaccuracy in your descriptions: Uncle Joe is Kate's uncle, and the girls' great-uncle. Several references are made in the first season between Kate and Joe that establish this. Thanks!
We love to hate Charles Lane! (1905 - 2007)
Actually I love Charles Lane. He is the funniest character on the show.
Charles Lane can’t help his “meanness “ -he worked for Mr.Potter in “It’s a Wonderful Life.”
I love it when Mr Bedloe's on
l have to think of my mom when she ttalk to the girls boy that funny
💗💗💗
My Pastor from years ago, was On the Show...Bobby turnbull.
Uncle Joe, Edgar Buchanan had a Degree in Dentistry.
kate was going to be granny but she was in the show a few times. they come up with this show she got the lead role
BEA BENADARET WAS TO GLAMORUS TO PLAY GRANNY
Yes she was set to play Granny, but when "Granny" auditioned, they loved her and so did Bea.
My Mum was more Granny than Granny.
instead they cast her as cousin Pearl, Jethro's mother. Bea was also the voice of Betty Rubble in the Flintstones until her death. She did other cartoon voices too.
How many people pay attention to the infomercials before the show starts? That's what I thought - you are all ignoring them or muting them - which is what I do. If they were short and to the point, instead of droning on and on, people might pay more attention.
I always thought the Hilbillies was first? And this was a spinoff ?
it was. What made you think differently?
I think you are correct
Yup
Character Actor John Hoyt also played various German officers on "Hogan's Heroes".
And the ship's Dr on the pilot episode of Star Trek, with Jeffrey Hunter
John Hoyt also appears in several episodes of 'The Burns & Allen show' Along with Bea Benaderet playing a co-leading role as Blanche Morton. Bea is just as wonderful on that show as she is here on Petticoat Junction.
You all realize this virusis cut out of the closed caption . (There's alot of curves ...
you bet, even more when you get, to the junction ..) because of the words "lots of curves"?
I've seen this episode many times and I never DID get what Kate meant, by telling Joe she was going in to see Sam about the price of Horseradish.... and then Sam said the same thing.
Obviously I knew what they meant, but what does horseradish have to with anything
And I thought Noman Curtis was Mr Bedlo's boss
Means about the same as: Gotta see a man about a horse.
How was Kate going to go see Sam Drucker?!
@@jamieturner401 At 07:33 Kate asks Joe to get Charley and Floyd to meet her at the train (which was at Shady Rest halt), so I guess she wanted them to take her to Hooterville on the Cannonball (though it was facing North towards Pixley, so it would have had to go backwards to Hooterville). Just as well she didn't go earlier or the Cannonball would have run down Sam in the dark as he was coming up to Shady Rest on the hand cart!!! The perils of single line working with no signals, block working or single line tokens - possible, I suppose as there was only one locomotive on this isolated single line branch!
Pat Woodell is incredibly sweet in that short skirt
my favorite
adorable
who said mean doesn't pay?
Lol
where did I go wrong?
Sam Drucker, owns the General Store, now I have to ask is only a General allowed to shop at his store? A Captain can't he isn't a General, nor can a Major, or any officer excep Generals. But the saddest is those who aren't officers, a private, a sergeant. And this will include both men women! Sorry to all who isn't a General, this goes for all those above the rank of a General. I will bet a president won't get in. Ha! Ha!
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Could they have thought of a story line without that mean old man always trying to shut down the train.?
My God the Bradley girls. Every boys dream in the 1960s.