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Petticoat Junction · Season 1

Petticoat Junction season 1 episode 2: Quick, Hide the Railroad

Aired 1 October 196325 minRated TV-G

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What happens in “Quick, Hide the Railroad”

Kate uses a combination of charm, subterfuge, and wiles to prevent Homer Bedloe from catching the Hooterville Cannonball and getting to Pixley in order to initiate proceedings that would permanently terminate the train's operation. She has to keep him at the Shady Rest long enough to convince him that the Cannonball is an integral part of the valley's life. When all else fails, Kate gets Sam, the Hooterville Jack of all professions, to scare Bedloe into changing his mind.

Episode summary: TMDB.

Before you watch

  • It is episode 2 of 38 of season 1, so watch episode 1 first.
  • It runs about 25 minutes.
  • Directed by David Alexander, written by Paul Henning and Mark Tuttle.

Cast and crew of this episode

Director
David Alexander
Writers
Paul HenningMark Tuttle
Guest stars
Charles Lane as Homer Bedloe

Credits: TMDB.

More from Petticoat Junction Season 1

Previous · S01E01Spur Line to Shady Rest24 September 1963Next · S01E03The President Who Came to Dinner8 October 1963
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