1. - "The Beverly Hillbillies."Copy !req
2. - Wanna come for a swim
in cement pond, Granny?Copy !req
3. - Not me child.Copy !req
4. If the lord had wanted me
to swim around in water,Copy !req
5. he'd have given me fins.Copy !req
6. - Well, you sure are gussied up.Copy !req
7. Where you goin'?Copy !req
8. - I'm going shopping for
our Thanksgiving vittles.Copy !req
9. I hear your beau is comin' to eat with us.Copy !req
10. - I ain't got no beau.Copy !req
11. - Your pa says so, Mr. Drysdale's stepson.Copy !req
12. You know, the one they call Sonny.Copy !req
13. - Shucks, I ain't never even seen him.Copy !req
14. - The way your pa tells it
he's comin' to court ya,Copy !req
15. and spark ya.Copy !req
16. - What does that mean?Copy !req
17. - You don't know what, uh,
courtin' and sparkin' is?Copy !req
18. - No.Copy !req
19. - No, I guess you wouldn't at that.Copy !req
20. Well, when I get back you and
me better have a little talk.Copy !req
21. - Have you ever been
courted and sparked, Granny?Copy !req
22. - Honey.Copy !req
23. When I was a girl back in Tennessee,Copy !req
24. I set so many boys' hearts on fireCopy !req
25. that they took to callin'
that neck of the woods,Copy !req
26. the Smoky Mountains.Copy !req
27. - Well, see ya later.Copy !req
28. - Daisy you old heartbreaker,Copy !req
29. (Granny smooching) you still got it.Copy !req
30. - That's the truth.Copy !req
31. Who you steppin' out with?Copy !req
32. - Ain't steppin' out with nobody.Copy !req
33. I'm goin' to the supermarket.Copy !req
34. - What's a supermarket?Copy !req
35. - I don't know.Copy !req
36. I reckon it's kind of
like a general store.Copy !req
37. But that's where you have to goCopy !req
38. to buy your vittles out here,Copy !req
39. and there's some things I need
for that Thanksgiving spread.Copy !req
40. - Oh, say, speakin' of Thanksgivin',Copy !req
41. we can use the big, fancy eatin' table.Copy !req
42. I just finished notchin'
the last pot passer.Copy !req
43. - Think they'll reach?Copy !req
44. - Well, I don't know,
let's give 'em a try.Copy !req
45. - Jethro!Copy !req
46. - Yeah, Granny?Copy !req
47. You all set to get took
to the supermarket?Copy !req
48. - No, not yet.Copy !req
49. Fetch me a pot to the fancy eatin' room.Copy !req
50. - Yes'm.Copy !req
51. - Mm-mm, that sure is a
mighty fine eatin' table.Copy !req
52. - Jethro's fetchin' a pot.Copy !req
53. - Granny, you gotta admit,Copy !req
54. folks who built this table sure
knowin' what they was doin'.Copy !req
55. It is built solid.Copy !req
56. - It is that.Copy !req
57. You could set a half dozen turkey gobblersCopy !req
58. on there and never sag it a bit.Copy !req
59. - This here is a dandy idea,Copy !req
60. especially if ya got
young ones at the table.Copy !req
61. The plates won't slip off on the floor.Copy !req
62. - Yeah, I've sure scrubbed up
a mess of pole and sorghum.Copy !req
63. - Bet nobody ever scrubbed
up none from this floor.Copy !req
64. - Been plenty spilled
on the table, though.Copy !req
65. - Sorghum?Copy !req
66. - Somthin' sticky, I can't
get that green tableclothCopy !req
67. off there to save me.Copy !req
68. - It's stuck on there?Copy !req
69. - I can't imagine anybodyCopy !req
70. to lay a clean tablecloth
on a sticky table.Copy !req
71. - Yeah Granny, I reckon all
women ain't as spic and spanCopy !req
72. as you are when it comes to keepin' house.Copy !req
73. - Here you are, Granny.Copy !req
74. - Set it in the middle of the table,Copy !req
75. so we'll see if these pot passers reach.Copy !req
76. - Yeah, I reckon that'll
do the trick all right.Copy !req
77. - Jed, maybe you better
whittle some sharp pointsCopy !req
78. on a few of them, and we can
spear the meat and pass it.Copy !req
79. - That's a good idea Granny, I'll do that.Copy !req
80. - How do you reckon the folks
that lived here before usCopy !req
81. passed things?Copy !req
82. - Well, they probably had a big familyCopy !req
83. and passed from hand-to-hand.Copy !req
84. That reminds me,Copy !req
85. we're havin' five for
our Thanksgivin' meal.Copy !req
86. - Yeah, you already told me.Copy !req
87. - Company comin'?Copy !req
88. - Extra special company.Copy !req
89. Elly's beau.Copy !req
90. - Has Elly got a beau?Copy !req
91. - She sure has.Copy !req
92. - Mr. Drysdale's step-boy, Sonny.Copy !req
93. - Him in Elly ain't never
seen each other yet.Copy !req
94. Sonny and his ma just come in from Boston.Copy !req
95. But Mr. Drysdale says
his boy'll be just happyCopy !req
96. to come a courtin' Elly.Copy !req
97. - I won't, I won't!Copy !req
98. I have never submitted
to a blind date before,Copy !req
99. and I refuse to do it now!Copy !req
100. - Sonny, dear, do it just this
once for your daddy, if he—Copy !req
101. - He's not my daddy, he's your husband.Copy !req
102. - All right then, do it for step-daddy.Copy !req
103. It seems to mean a great deal to him.Copy !req
104. Mother, I'm the most
popular man on the campusesCopy !req
105. of three universities.Copy !req
106. Vassar, Wellesley, and Smith.Copy !req
107. To those girls, I'm an
idol to be worshiped.Copy !req
108. I can't just date anyone!Copy !req
109. - Sonny dear, it might be
fun to date someone new,Copy !req
110. someone young, lovely, and charming.Copy !req
111. - For her, yes.Copy !req
112. But how do I know what she'll look like?Copy !req
113. No!Copy !req
114. I can't!Copy !req
115. I can't, I can't, I can't!Copy !req
116. It might cause too much
of a trauma, momma.Copy !req
117. - But your step-daddy says
she's very attractive.Copy !req
118. And it seems that she's the daughterCopy !req
119. of his wealthiest depositor,Copy !req
120. whom he wishes very much to please.Copy !req
121. - Mother, what kind of
a man have you married?Copy !req
122. He's selling me for a rich man's girl!Copy !req
123. It's sordid!Copy !req
124. Oh, it is sordid!Copy !req
125. It is sordid!Copy !req
126. - No, my precious baby.Copy !req
127. I know it was wrong of me to
marry a common bank president.Copy !req
128. But I wanted you to have everything,Copy !req
129. and all I could give you was the heritageCopy !req
130. of a fine old family, but
it takes money too, darling.Copy !req
131. - Money, I hate that word.Copy !req
132. It makes the rich a social equal of us.Copy !req
133. - Oh no, dear!Copy !req
134. It could never do that.Copy !req
135. - I wish you had read the thesisCopy !req
136. I wrote on economics last week.Copy !req
137. "Money and Why It Is Not Important".Copy !req
138. - You know, for a boy
who's been going to collegeCopy !req
139. for 17 years, you haven't learned much.Copy !req
140. - Milburn, you must not
throw it up to SonnyCopy !req
141. that he keeps going to college.Copy !req
142. He's trying to find himself.Copy !req
143. - Well, take my advice.Copy !req
144. Don't look.Copy !req
145. Come on dear, let Sonny
get dressed for his date.Copy !req
146. - I'll draw him a nice hot bath.Copy !req
147. - Try not to drown.Copy !req
148. - Daddy?Copy !req
149. Just a moment, Daddy.Copy !req
150. - You called me Daddy.Copy !req
151. You've never done that before.Copy !req
152. Well, don't ever do it again.Copy !req
153. - I refuse to date a strange girlCopy !req
154. just to benefit your economic situation.Copy !req
155. - Well I've got news for you, Sonny.Copy !req
156. My economic situation and
your economic situationCopy !req
157. have a very definite relationship.Copy !req
158. - Money doesn't interest me.Copy !req
159. Who steals my purse, steals trash!Copy !req
160. - Well, you will have a
date with Elly May ClampettCopy !req
161. and you will be nice to herCopy !req
162. or I'll cut off every penny of your trash.Copy !req
163. - Milburn, did I hear you sayCopy !req
164. that it's the Clampett girl
you're asking Sonny to date?Copy !req
165. - That's right.Copy !req
166. - But my dear, I haven't
finished the genealogical checkCopy !req
167. of their family tree.Copy !req
168. We don't know that Elly MayCopy !req
169. is socially acceptable for Sonny.Copy !req
170. - Good heavens.Copy !req
171. - Now, you listen to me, Sonny.Copy !req
172. Jed Clampett is thrilled at
the prospect of his daughterCopy !req
173. having a date with you, a
city boy, educated, refined.Copy !req
174. To him you're a knight in shinning armor,Copy !req
175. a handsome prince charming.Copy !req
176. He thinks you're the greatest thingCopy !req
177. that could ever happen to his daughter.Copy !req
178. - Mr. Clampett sounds like
a very intelligent man.Copy !req
179. - Oh no, dear.Copy !req
180. I've heard the most disturbing
reports about the Clampetts.Copy !req
181. I understand they're no
better than peasants.Copy !req
182. - Good heavens, a date with a
girl like that is unthinkable!Copy !req
183. - Now Margaret, I hesitate
to assert my authority,Copy !req
184. but unless I have assurance that my wishesCopy !req
185. will be carried out, I'm
afraid I will have to—Copy !req
186. - Mother!Copy !req
187. Dad!Copy !req
188. Who is that?Copy !req
189. Who is she?Copy !req
190. - Who is what, dear?Copy !req
191. - That divine creature
by the pool next door.Copy !req
192. - That's the Clampett girl, Elly May.Copy !req
193. - Oh dad, you're sensational.Copy !req
194. Of course I'll date her.Copy !req
195. - Good boy.Copy !req
196. - But Sonny!Copy !req
197. She's not a blue blood!Copy !req
198. - The color may not be right, Mother,Copy !req
199. but I sure dig that crazy container!Copy !req
200. Ooh, ooh!Copy !req
201. Wow!Copy !req
202. - Granny, you wearin' perfume?Copy !req
203. - Pure vanilla extract.Copy !req
204. - You rascal.Copy !req
205. You gonna have that storekeeper's
head just a spinnin'!Copy !req
206. - That's the idea.Copy !req
207. Just because I got plenty of moneyCopy !req
208. don't mean I have to spend it all.Copy !req
209. - Howdy Pa, what'cha doin'?Copy !req
210. - Oh, I'm fixin' some turkey
stickers for our company meal.Copy !req
211. Oh, say Elly.Copy !req
212. - Yeah, Pa?Copy !req
213. - Is there anything you don't knowCopy !req
214. about the birds and the bees?Copy !req
215. - No.Copy !req
216. How come you to ask?Copy !req
217. - Well, I reckon they
is what Sonny DrysdaleCopy !req
218. has been a studyin' at school,Copy !req
219. either that or he's partial to 'em.Copy !req
220. - How'd you know?Copy !req
221. - Well, when I mentioned to Miss HathawayCopy !req
222. that you was gonna be keepin'
company with Sonny Drysdale,Copy !req
223. well she say's, uh,
"Mr. Clampett" she says,Copy !req
224. "you better have a talk with your daughterCopy !req
225. "about the birds and the bees."Copy !req
226. - Shucks, I know all
about the little critters.Copy !req
227. - Well, that's what I figured,Copy !req
228. you being raised in the woods and all.Copy !req
229. But I didn't let on to Miss Hathaway,Copy !req
230. I know she's just trying to be helpful.Copy !req
231. - Granny says she's
gonna have a talk with meCopy !req
232. about courtin' and sparkin'.Copy !req
233. - She is?Copy !req
234. Well, I'm glad of that, Elly.Copy !req
235. I was kind of wonderin'
who was gonna do that.Copy !req
236. - Pa, why don't you tell me
about courtin' and sparkin'?Copy !req
237. - Well, Elly, that's
somethin' that a girl's maCopy !req
238. usually tells her about.Copy !req
239. - Well, I ain't got no ma,
so why don't you tell me?Copy !req
240. - Well, Granny'll do
it when she comes back.Copy !req
241. - But what if she don't get backCopy !req
242. before Sonny Drysdale comes?Copy !req
243. Then I won't know how
to court and spark him.Copy !req
244. - Well, you ain't supposed
to court and spark him.Copy !req
245. That's what a feller does to a girl.Copy !req
246. - How?Copy !req
247. What does he do?Copy !req
248. - Well, he gets his self all
slicked up, shaves real close,Copy !req
249. shines his shoes, puts on a
stiff collar and a clean shirt.Copy !req
250. And he goes callin' on the girl,Copy !req
251. totin' a nice big
store-boughtin' box of candy.Copy !req
252. - Hot diggity dog!Copy !req
253. I'm gonna like courtin' and sparkin'!Copy !req
254. - That's only the courtin' part,Copy !req
255. I ain't got to the sparkin' yet.Copy !req
256. - What's that like, Pa?Copy !req
257. - Well, she invites him to come
into the parlor and sit and,Copy !req
258. and they usually sit on
the sofa or somethin',Copy !req
259. him on one end, her on another.Copy !req
260. - Yeah?Copy !req
261. - Well, then, he goes to
carefully, a little at a time,Copy !req
262. scoochin' down to where
he's in reachin' distanceCopy !req
263. of the girl.Copy !req
264. - Is Sonny Drysdale
goin' to do that to me?Copy !req
265. - He might.Copy !req
266. And when he does, that's when
a girl has got to be careful.Copy !req
267. - Don't you worry, Pa.Copy !req
268. If that rascal goes to
reachin' for my candy,Copy !req
269. I'll knock him clean off of that sofa.Copy !req
270. - Oh Sonny, you sea beast.Copy !req
271. You creature from the Blue Lagoon.Copy !req
272. Now, now, my dear, don't
you fling yourself overboardCopy !req
273. because I'm not worth it.Copy !req
274. No, don't, my dear.Copy !req
275. My dear!Copy !req
276. My, Oh well, there were too
many girls aboard anyway.Copy !req
277. We were beginning to list.Copy !req
278. - Sonny, are you decent?Copy !req
279. - Not me, never.Copy !req
280. Come in!Copy !req
281. - Sonny, you're beautiful!Copy !req
282. - Mother!Copy !req
283. Girls are beautiful; boys are handsome!Copy !req
284. Dashing!Copy !req
285. Debonair!Copy !req
286. You're right, I'm beautiful.Copy !req
287. - Well, I just spoke to Jed Clampett,Copy !req
288. he's expecting you to call this afternoon,Copy !req
289. maybe take Elly May for a drive.Copy !req
290. And tomorrow, they're expecting
you for Thanksgiving dinner.Copy !req
291. - Two days?Copy !req
292. Gee Step-dad, no girl has
ever been exposed to meCopy !req
293. for two consecutive days.Copy !req
294. - What?Copy !req
295. - Well, it may be unleashing
forces too powerful to control.Copy !req
296. - What if the Clampett girl
gets serious about Sonny?Copy !req
297. - Well, we'll celebrateCopy !req
298. with the finest champagne money can buy.Copy !req
299. - Oh no, my baby's not ready for marriage.Copy !req
300. - Margaret, he's 35 years old!Copy !req
301. - I am not!Copy !req
302. I was a leap-year baby.Copy !req
303. - Now I don't know about this nonsense,Copy !req
304. now you climb into that
expensive sports carCopy !req
305. I bought you and go calling on that girlCopy !req
306. or so help me I'll, I'll—Copy !req
307. - Milburn, please.Copy !req
308. Sonny has never been exposed to violence.Copy !req
309. Even when he was born, I
gave the doctor strict ordersCopy !req
310. that he was not to be spanked.Copy !req
311. - But it's not too late to start.Copy !req
312. Now, are you going or aren't you?Copy !req
313. - I'm going!Copy !req
314. I am going!Copy !req
315. - Sonny, you want me to go along?Copy !req
316. - No Mother, Dear.Copy !req
317. - More meat, Mr. Sonny?Copy !req
318. Why no trouble at all.Copy !req
319. There ya are, whack off
as much as you want.Copy !req
320. - Uncle Jed, we's back
from the supermarket.Copy !req
321. - What in tarnation is that?Copy !req
322. - That is what you call a shoppin' cart.Copy !req
323. They's a sign down at the
supermarket that says,Copy !req
324. "Take one" so Granny did.Copy !req
325. - Yeah, but they's Indian givers,Copy !req
326. they wanted me to give it
back when we were leavin'.Copy !req
327. - But she didn't do it!Copy !req
328. Did ya, Granny?Copy !req
329. - You're darn tootin'.Copy !req
330. Oh, they's sweet as honey
when you first come in,Copy !req
331. but they give ya a heap of
trouble when you start to leave.Copy !req
332. - What kind of trouble, Granny?Copy !req
333. - Well, first you stand in a
line with a kind of a gate.Copy !req
334. And at that gate, there's a woman.Copy !req
335. She looks at what you've got,Copy !req
336. then she starts to push
a lot of little knobs,Copy !req
337. and bells start to ring,Copy !req
338. and a drawer pops open
with a lot of money in it.Copy !req
339. - Ew doggy!Copy !req
340. - Then she tells you how
much money to give her.Copy !req
341. She says to me, she says,
"That'll be $28.25".Copy !req
342. And I says, "Now you make up your mind,Copy !req
343. "is it 28 or is it 25"?Copy !req
344. And she says to me, she
says "That's $28.25".Copy !req
345. Well, I'd seen I wasn't
getting no place with her,Copy !req
346. so I give her the benefit of the doubtCopy !req
347. and I plunked down 28, a
quarter and three pennies.Copy !req
348. - Well, I'd reckon that'd please her.Copy !req
349. You'd of thought so, but not her.Copy !req
350. As I started through the gate she says,Copy !req
351. "Hold on, Madam, you're short."Copy !req
352. I said, "Maybe so, but I'm
big enough to take you on."Copy !req
353. - Granny was getting right mad.Copy !req
354. - Well, you'd of got mad too, Jed.Copy !req
355. And you get after Elly about
running around in boys pants,Copy !req
356. you should see those
women in that supermarket.Copy !req
357. - Wearin' boys' pants, was they?Copy !req
358. - Some of 'em were in their underpants!Copy !req
359. Naturally, I wanted to
get Jethro out of there!Copy !req
360. - Naturally.Copy !req
361. - And I did, too!Copy !req
362. By dingy, they didn't stop us!Copy !req
363. - Good for you, Granny.Copy !req
364. - You there.Copy !req
365. - Me?Copy !req
366. - Yes, you.Copy !req
367. Does that weird looking
vehicle belong to you?Copy !req
368. - No sir.Copy !req
369. - Can you move it?Copy !req
370. - I reckon so.Copy !req
371. - Please do.Copy !req
372. It completely spoils the
effect of my imported 190.Copy !req
373. - What should I do with it?Copy !req
374. - Oh, I don't care, just
get it out of sight,Copy !req
375. hide it somewhere.Copy !req
376. - Yes, sir.Copy !req
377. - Sonny Drysdale
to see Miss Clampett.Copy !req
378. - Oh, come in.Copy !req
379. Come in.Copy !req
380. - What'cha doin', Jethro?Copy !req
381. - Tryin' to find out
how to drive this thing.Copy !req
382. - What fer, who's is it?Copy !req
383. - Sonny Drysdale's,Copy !req
384. he asked me to get it
out of sight for him.Copy !req
385. - I reckon he's just
tryin' to surprise Elly.Copy !req
386. Where'd he say to put it?Copy !req
387. - Oh, he just said, "Hide it somewheres."Copy !req
388. - Yeah, lets accommodate him.Copy !req
389. You take the front end,
I'll take the back,Copy !req
390. we'll put it back in them bushes yonder.Copy !req
391. - Okay.Copy !req
392. - Is he totin' a box of candy, Granny?Copy !req
393. - He sure is honey, all
tied up with ribbon.Copy !req
394. Oh Elly, child, you are just beautiful.Copy !req
395. Shall I sprinkle some
vanilla extract on ya?Copy !req
396. - Yes'm.Copy !req
397. - No, I better not.Copy !req
398. Sometimes that drives 'em wild.Copy !req
399. Elly, I didn't get to talk to youCopy !req
400. about courtin' and sparkin'.Copy !req
401. - Oh, that's all right Granny, Pa told me.Copy !req
402. - Oh.Copy !req
403. All right, now you follow me.Copy !req
404. Don't be nervous.Copy !req
405. Here she is, Mr. Drysdale.Copy !req
406. - Thank you.Copy !req
407. You're beautiful.Copy !req
408. Divine.Copy !req
409. - Never mind me, say
somethin' nice to her.Copy !req
410. - Hold it just a moment.Copy !req
411. What a vision you are.Copy !req
412. What a picture you make,Copy !req
413. from your golden hair down to your...Copy !req
414. - Is that for me?Copy !req
415. - Yes, yes it is.Copy !req
416. - Betcha I can guess what it is.Copy !req
417. - Try.Copy !req
418. - Is it something sweet?Copy !req
419. - Exquisitely sweet.Copy !req
420. - Something yummy?Copy !req
421. - The yummiest.Copy !req
422. - Something all girls like?Copy !req
423. - Ha ha, you've guessed it, it's me.Copy !req
424. You can sleep with it under your pillow.Copy !req
425. - You wanna come into the parlor?Copy !req
426. - What are we going to do in there?Copy !req
427. - Talk about the birds and the bees.Copy !req
428. - Well scoo-bee doo.Copy !req
429. You peasant girls don't
beat around the bush.Copy !req
430. Miss Clampett, my lips long
to taste your lovely hand.Copy !req
431. - Elly, why did you throw him?Copy !req
432. - That rascal was fixin' to bite me!Copy !req
433. - I'll take the broomstick to him.Copy !req
434. - My car, where is it?Copy !req
435. - Oh, it's hid good, ain't it?Copy !req
436. Ain't nobody can find where we put it.Copy !req
437. - You big oaf, I'll destroy you.Copy !req
438. Oh!Copy !req
439. Oh, Mother!Copy !req
440. Mother!Copy !req
441. - Who was that?Copy !req
442. - Sonny Drysdale!Copy !req
443. - Mother!Copy !req
444. Mumsy!Copy !req
445. - He's a mean critter, Jed.Copy !req
446. - Yeah, pa, he bites!Copy !req
447. - I did him a favor, and
he commenced to hittin' me.Copy !req
448. - I claim us Clampetts have
been insulted by the Drysdales.Copy !req
449. Let's go feud 'em!Copy !req
450. - Now, now.Copy !req
451. - Why we can whoop 'em with
one hand tied behind us.Copy !req
452. - We ain't got no cause
to whoopin', Granny.Copy !req
453. - No cause?Copy !req
454. Why just yesterday I went
over there to the Drysdale'sCopy !req
455. to borrow a cup of possum fat.Copy !req
456. And that butler fella
that lives over there,Copy !req
457. he says to me, "You wouldn't
pull my leg, would ya?"Copy !req
458. And I said, "Well one good
turn deserves another,Copy !req
459. "stick it up here, and
I'll give it a yank".Copy !req
460. And do you know that he slammed
the door right in my face!Copy !req
461. - Let's go!
- Now hold on!Copy !req
462. Hold on now, we're all gonna calm downCopy !req
463. and go next door and talk to Mr. Drysdale.Copy !req
464. We'll straighten this whole thing out.Copy !req
465. Come on.Copy !req
466. - There, there.Copy !req
467. Mother's baby is going to be all right.Copy !req
468. Was it just a dreadful
experience, darling?Copy !req
469. - Dreadful.Copy !req
470. - Margaret, Sonny,
the Clampetts are here.Copy !req
471. - They followed me.Copy !req
472. Oh!Copy !req
473. - Come in.Copy !req
474. - Where's Sonny?Copy !req
475. - Here I am.Copy !req
476. - Well, we've straightened
out the misunderstandingCopy !req
477. and now these people have
something they want to say.Copy !req
478. - Well Sonny, I, I reckon
this is all my fault.Copy !req
479. I'm sorry I wasn't to the doorCopy !req
480. like a proper pa had ought to been.Copy !req
481. - And I'm sorry I throwed you Sonny,Copy !req
482. and I sure do thank you for
that nice picture you give me.Copy !req
483. - And I'm sorry you hurt
your hand hittin' me, Sonny.Copy !req
484. - And me and Jethro was sorry
that we hid your automobile.Copy !req
485. We towed it back overCopy !req
486. and set it down in front of your house.Copy !req
487. - Well, I can't think of
nothin' I'm sorry fer.Copy !req
488. But we sure would be
proud to have ya'll comeCopy !req
489. and take Thanksgiving vittles with us.Copy !req
490. - Sonny and I wouldn't think—Copy !req
491. - Of passing up an invitation like that.Copy !req
492. We'll be there, all of us.Copy !req
493. - Let us say grace.Copy !req
494. We sure have got a lot
to be thankful for, Lord.Copy !req
495. We got good health and good neighbors,Copy !req
496. good food, Jethro's goin' to
school, Elly's got a feller.Copy !req
497. I guess everything is just about fineCopy !req
498. and we sure do thank you.Copy !req
499. Amen.Copy !req
500. - Amen.Copy !req
501. - Well Jethro, hand out the pot passersCopy !req
502. and the meat stabbers,
and let's get at it!Copy !req
503. - Dibbies on drumsticks!Copy !req