The Beverly Hillbilly.

I'd like you to meet Ellie's granny and her cousin Jethro.

Status Bell, take your shoes off.

Jethro, if you was a young city fella, wouldn't you just drop right to your knees and ask her to marry you?

You can't take my sister honeymooning on that.

I should take my motor scooter in for service.

Hillbilly, that is.

You fetch that shovel now honey and you take this thing away.

If I didn't have my loving wife, Morty, back to home, I'd come a-courting you.

A girl that can take him from accounting to the vice presidency of this bank.

And take your worthless carcass back to the mud waller that you come from, you big bullfrog!

He's a regular city fella now, fit right here in Beverly Hills.

And he has one of the most beautiful daughters in all of Beverly Hills.

So they loaded up the truck and they moved to Beverly Hills, that is.

Mr. Crick seemed right anxious to do that himself.

No, no.

If he digs, he's bound to strike oil.

That man fetches nothing but bad luck with everything.

All right, Granny, we'll skip renewing your plant head.

And hurry.