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Petticoat Junction: Race Against the Stork (1964)

Petticoat Junction: Race Against the Stork (1964)
Kate (Bea Benadaret) invites her pregnant friend Elsie (Olive Sturgess) to stay at the Shady Rest until the baby comes. Meanwhile, enterprising Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) works out a "foolproof" plan to make sure that the obstetrician arrives on time when he's needed. And of course, this being a TV sitcom, the "foolproof" plan does not take into account the foolishness of Uncle Joe. This episode marks the first appearance of Kay E. Kuter as eccentric farmer "Nutty" Newt Kiley, and also establishes beyond doubt the fact that hog farmer Mrs. Ziffel's (Barbara Pepper) first name is "Doris." ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Richard L. Bare
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Petticoat Junction: Race Against the Stork

Kate (Bea Benadaret) invites her pregnant friend Elsie (Olive Sturgess) to stay at the Shady Rest until the baby comes. Meanwhile, enterprising Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) works out a "foolproof" plan to make sure that the obstetrician arrives on time when he's needed. And of course, this being a TV sitcom, the "foolproof" plan does not take into account the foolishness of Uncle Joe. This episode marks the first appearance of Kay E. Kuter as eccentric farmer "Nutty" Newt Kiley, and also establishes beyond doubt the fact that hog farmer Mrs. Ziffel's (Barbara Pepper) first name is "Doris." ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Richard L. Bare
Writer(s):
Jay SommersLou Huston
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