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Petticoat Junction S05E23, Uncle Joe Runs the HotelS05E23

Petticoat Junction · Season 5

Petticoat Junction season 5 episode 23: Uncle Joe Runs the Hotel

Aired 10 February 196825 minRated TV-G

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What happens in “Uncle Joe Runs the Hotel”

While Kate is away, Uncle Joe has been left to manage the hotel. Uncle Joe believes he needs to collect rent from their guests. Their only guest is 'Old Man' Bill Clayton, who Kate allowed to stay despite having no money. Uncle Joe decides to collect his rent or kick him out. Joe changes his mind, but Mr. Clayton sees the hotel bill in Joe's hand and decides to voluntarily leave. Thinking that he kicked Mr. Clayton out, the girls, Sam and Floyd treat Uncle Joe like a social outcast. Feeling bad, Uncle Joe decides to leave. Joe winds up staying in an old cabin with the very person he had leave the hotel. The girls and Steve find out where Uncle Joe's been hiding and get both him and Bill back.

Episode summary: TMDB.

Before you watch

  • It is episode 23 of 30 of season 5, so watch episodes 1 to 22 first.
  • It runs about 25 minutes.
  • Directed by Ralph Levy, written by Dick Conway and Charles Stewart.

Cast and crew of this episode

Director
Ralph Levy
Writers
Dick ConwayCharles Stewart
Guest stars
Vaughn Taylor as Bill Clayton

Credits: TMDB.

More from Petticoat Junction Season 5

  1. E01
  2. E02
  3. E03
  4. E04
  5. E05
  6. E06
  7. E07
  8. E08
  9. E09
  10. E10
  11. E11
  12. E12
  13. E13
  14. E14
  15. E15
  16. E16
  17. E17
  18. E18
  19. E19
  20. E20
  21. E21
  22. E22
  23. E23
  24. E24
  25. E25
  26. E26
  27. E27
  28. E28
  29. E29
  30. E30

Every episode of Season 5Petticoat Junction episode guide

Episode names, air dates, runtimes, stills and ratings: TMDB. Air dates are the first broadcast anywhere; where it streams is our daily Australian check.