nine seasons of beverly hillbillies were there.
nine seasons of beverly hillbillies were there.
how many seasons of beverly hillbillies were there?
nine
list of the beverly hillbillies, petticoat junction and green acres episodes









































this is a list of episodes of the cbs television sitcoms "the beverly hillbillies", "petticoat junction" and "green acres". the episodes are listed chronologically in order of original broadcast.









































"the beverly hillbillies" ran for nine seasons from september 26, 1962, to march 23, 1971, airing a total of 274 episodes.









































"petticoat junction", a spin-off of "the beverly hillbillies", ran for seven seasons from september 24, 1963, to april 4, 1970, airing a total of 222 episodes.
list of the beverly hillbillies, petticoat junction and green acres episodes
on december 20, 1988, yankovic recorded "money for nothing/beverly hillbillies". the song features the lyrics of "the beverly hillbillies" theme song altered slightly and set to the tune of "money for nothing". the song appears in its entirety within "uhf" as a computer-animated dream sequence, framed as if it were part of a music video. as part of his terms that allowed yankovic to record this parody, dire straits lead singer and guitarist and "money for nothing" songwriter mark knopfler insisted that he be allowed to play the guitar featured in the parody. as a result, both he and guy fletcher — dire straits' keyboardist — recorded their parts on guitar and synthesizer respectively. according to yankovic, his guitarist jim west had practiced the song for weeks, and, as a result could recreate the original; knopfler, on the other hand, had been playing the song for years and was much more relaxed with his playing. as a result, west's version sounded more like the original version, although knopfler's track was the one used. yankovic revealed in the dvd commentary for "uhf" that the concept "money for nothing/beverly hillbillies" was originally a parody of prince's 1984 hit "let's go crazy". prince, however, refused, and was unreceptive to any parody ideas yankovic ever presented him with. the fractured titled "money for nothing/beverly hillbillies" is a result of dire straits' lawyers insisting that "money for nothing" remain in the parody's title. yankovic was unhappy with the title and stated that he would rather have had the title be either "money for nothing for the beverly hillbillies" or "beverly hillbillies for nothing". the legal title for the song features an asterisk after the word "hillbillies", although it is often printed without the marking.
uhf – original motion picture soundtrack and other stuff