John Baron Movies
- 1967
Hit with an enormous inheritance tax, Jed decides to close down Clampett Castle in England and return to America. But Jethro has not yet divested himself of the British influence, and before long, he is roaming around LA's Griffith Park dressed as Robin Hood, determined to rob from the rich and give to the poor in the company of his "Merrie Men," Elly May, and Bessie the Chimp. The fun really begins with Jethro "captures" a pair of hippies named Buddy (Alan Reed Jr.) and Stella (Laurel Goodwin). Originally telecast on September 27, 1967, "Robin Hood of Griffith Park" was the conclusion of a four-part story arc, and the beginning of a new two-part comic adventure. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- 1967
In the third episode of a four-part story arc, the Clampetts takes up residence in their ancestral English castle. While Jed gets settled and Granny tries to cure one of her descendants from being "deceased," Jethro dons a suit of armor, hoping to defend "damsel in distress" Elly May (who doesn't cotton to being distressed) from any and all dragons that may be roaming the countryside. Filmed on location at England's 600-year-old Penshurst Castle, "Clampett Castle" originally aired on September 20, 1967. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- 1967
This second episode of a four-part story arc is one of three Beverly Hillbillies installments filmed in England for the series' sixth season. Having inherited a castle and a title, Jed Clampett arrives in London with his family in tow. After a tussle with the local officials, the Clampetts take a rollicking tour of the "swinging" English metropolis. Reportedly, this was one of the series' most difficult episodes to film, thanks to the thousands of loyal British Beverly Hillbillies fans who converged upon cast and crew at every opportunity. "The Clampetts in London" first aired on September 13, 1967. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- 1967
Fort Lauderdale during Spring Break provides the setting for this youth-oriented drama that centers on the rivalry between reveling students from different colleges. Unfortunately, what begins as a few pranks soon becomes more serious and the police must intervene to maintain order. Unfortunately, it isn't easy as the rebellious kids refuse to cooperate. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
