S01E24Petticoat Junction season 1 episode 24: Behind All Silver, There's a Cloud Lining
Aired 3 March 196425 minRated TV-G
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What happens in “Behind All Silver, There's a Cloud Lining”
Homer Bedloe is back in Hooterville trying yet again to find a way to shut down the Cannonball. He believes there must be something in the financial books since Charley and Floyd have not submitted a report in twelve years. That plan ends up being more confusing to Bedloe than it's worth pursuing. Meanwhile, Uncle Joe is given the task of digging a drainage ditch down by the tracks. He finds the lazy way to do it by advertising that guests can dig for silver down by the tracks. He figures others will do the digging for him. Bedloe decides to sell leases all along the track from Hooterville to Pixley for people to prospect for silver. In the process, all the digging will just rip up the track, leaving the train unable to run without major repairs to the track. Kate can see through Bedloe's scheme and she devises a way to outsmart him once again to keep the Cannonball running.
Episode summary: TMDB.
Before you watch
- It is episode 24 of 38 of season 1, so watch episodes 1 to 23 first.
- It runs about 25 minutes.
- Directed by Jean Yarbrough, written by Martin Ragaway.
Cast and crew of this episode
- Director
- Jean Yarbrough
- Writer
- Martin Ragaway
- Guest stars
- Charles Lane as Homer BedloeGlenn Strange as HawleyRoy Roberts as Norman P. CurtisPat Waltz as AssayerKaren Norris as Miss Hammond
Credits: TMDB.
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