S01E20Petticoat Junction season 1 episode 20: Last Chance Farm
Aired 4 February 196425 minRated TV-G
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What happens in “Last Chance Farm”
Business is bad at the Shady Rest and Kate needs to make a $200 bank loan payment. Uncle Joe meets Henrietta Boswell and Gertrude Hawley, who are lost and looking for Madame Bovary's Hideaway Reducing Farm. He convinces them that the Shady Rest is the most exclusive reducing farm and charges them $200 for a week. The catch is that Uncle Joe provides them with a money back guarantee. Uncle Joe tries to hide from Kate why the women are staying at the hotel. With a rigged scale, Joe has to convince the two that the secret to weight loss is to eat whatever they want as long as it is combined with turnip greens. He also has them do what would normally be considered all his chores. Ultimately, the two women do whatever they can to find what they believe is Kate's miracle weight loss and youth secret.
Episode summary: TMDB.
Before you watch
- It is episode 20 of 38 of season 1, so watch episodes 1 to 19 first.
- It runs about 25 minutes.
- Directed by Guy Scarpitta, written by Harry Winkler and Hannibal Coons.
Cast and crew of this episode
- Director
- Guy Scarpitta
- Writers
- Harry WinklerHannibal Coons
- Guest stars
- Don Brodie as Mr. BegleyDorothy Konrad as Mrs. Henrietto BoswellPearl Shear as Mrs. Gertrude Hawley
Credits: TMDB.
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