Can you fill in the blank to complete all 8 holiday episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies?
The Clampetts celebrated Thanksgiving, Christmas and a favorite hometown hillbilly holiday.
It’s hard to find a show more festive than The Beverly Hillbillies. The classic sitcom had five different Christmas episodes, sometimes twice in the same season, plus two Thanksgiving installments. There was also a Halloween episode and multiple stories involving the Clampett family’s favorite hometown celebration.
How well do you know The Beverly Hillbillies holidays? Here are the titles of each Christmas and Thanksgiving episode. We’ve also thrown in a certain hillbilly animal day for good measure. Can you fill in the blank for each one?
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Christmas at the ______
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The Thanksgiving ______
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______ for Christmas
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The Christmas ______
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______ Day
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The ______ Before Christmas
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Christmas in ______
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The Clampett’s celebrate their favorite hometown holiday in an episode titled: “______ Day”
Can you fill in the blank to complete all 8 holiday episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies?
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famous for it, dancing with the likes of Shirley Temple. He danced, did both drama
and comedy and starred in 2 long running series. A talented man.
When Henry Kissinger visited the set and kept hitting on Donna, upsetting her -
he was older and resembled a troll, she was a "good girl" - the 6' 4" Buddy took Henry aside
and firmly explained Donna wasn't a Hollywood chippie and Buddy would not stand for
any more of his shenanigans.
Nowadays instead of standing up for a cast mate the lead actor would have just filmed
Donna and Henry with his cell phone and sold the footage to social media.
Would you believe 3/8 on this'un?