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Triple threat! Shooting at furry critters and striking oil!
I can see Granny and Jed, and Elly May and Jethro but where is Mr Drysdale and Miss Hathaway? Polie bears got ’em?
The Clampet’s must have run out of oil. It’s safer in Greenland than Hollywood, anyway.
It took them 45 or 50 years. I hear 50 years is not enough to establish a trend, any more (it depends on who you ask, I think).
“Said Greenland is the place you ought to be,
So they loaded up the truck and….”