The Beverly Hillbillies

Série télévisée
1962–1971
TV-G
25min

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11 k

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Buddy Ebsen, Max Baer Jr., Donna Douglas, and Irene Ryan in The Beverly Hillbillies (1962)

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Une famille riche non sophistiqués s'installent à Beverly Hills et ébranle la société privilégiée avec ses méthodes de culture des graines de foin.Une famille riche non sophistiqués s'installent à Beverly Hills et ébranle la société privilégiée avec ses méthodes de culture des graines de foin.Une famille riche non sophistiqués s'installent à Beverly Hills et ébranle la société privilégiée avec ses méthodes de culture des graines de foin.

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7,3/10

11 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

1 012

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Nommé pour 7 Primetime Emmys
- 3 victoires et 12 nominations au total

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HautLes mieux notés9 saisons10 ans

Anecdotes
The series rose to #1 in ratings within three weeks of its premiere, a feat that remains unmatched in television history. It stayed at #1 for 2 years.

Gaffes
During the closing credits of Pygmalion and Elly (1962), shows a man's right arm (with short sleeved shirt) as he is walking on the driveway toward the camera, and then it/he is jerked out of the picture as he gets close to the camera.

Citations
Granny: Elly May done popped the buttons off her shirt again.
Jed Clampett: Elly May carries herself proud with her shoulders throwed back.
Granny: It ain't her shoulders that have been poppin' these buttons.

Versions alternatives
Some of the Public Domain episodes of the show have "The Ballad of Jed Clampett" replaced with a generic theme song for copyright reasons.

Connexions
Edited into 'Weird Al' Yankovic: The Ultimate Video Collection (2003)

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funniest sitcom of the 60's

The Hillbillies was the funniest show of the 60's. In fact, I'm in my 20's and I prefer the classics to the sitcom wasteland of today. I catch them atleast twice a day on TV Land and they always make me laugh hard. The best episodes were the ones where somebody (or some critter) drank Granny's moonshine by accident. Then the fun would really begin. I didn't see anyone mention Harriet MacGibbon as Mrs. Drysdale and that's a shame because she was hilarious, always getting into fights with Granny and fainting. The comedy team of Raymond Bailey and Nancy Kulp had some of the best chemistry in TV history. Their reactions as they played off each other (and off the Clampetts) were side-splitting. Drysdale and Hathaway were a major factor in the show's success. I agree with someone else who commented that Irene Ryan should be up there in the same class with Lucille Ball. It's tragic that her name is all but forgotten today. But Granny lives on in the hearts of her fans.