Green Acres is an American sitcom starring Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor as a couple who move from New York City to a rural country farm.
Oliver meets Uncle Joe Carson, Sam Drucker, Floyd Smoot and Fred Ziffel.
Back in New York, Mr. Peters is trying to sublet the Douglas apartment to Horace Bennett (Lyle Talbot) and his wife (Iris Adrian).
Seeing an opportunity to get Oliver to give up farming, Eunice spikes the new soil samples with items from her cosmetics bag.
At the State Agricultural College, Oliver asks a student (Jack Bannon) where the soil labs are.
In New York, Judson Carter Felton (Roland Winters) thinks that Oliver can win a legal case for him.
Ed Ferguson (Jerry Hausner), who installed the pole, tells Oliver it's a gift from Sarah, the owner of the phone company.
Newt Kiley and Ben Miller are talking to George Wilkins (Jesse White) and Wally Jenkins (Sam Edwards) from the Conservation and Stabilization Committee in Crabwell Corners.
Guest Stars from Petticoat Junction: Frank Cady as Sam Drucker, Tom Fadden as Ben Miller, Kay E. Kuter as Newt Kiley, Walter Baldwin as Grandpappy Miller It's storming outside and Oliver has all types of containers around to catch the rain leaking through the roof.
Eunice Douglas calls Drucker's store and Uncle Joe tells her that Lisa is expecting.
Mother Douglas comes by and when she learns that Oliver won't leave, she starts tossing his "crop" off the balcony.
Back in Hooterville, Oliver and Lisa decide to celebrate at the Shady Rest Hotel that night.
Oliver calls contractors Alf (Sid Melton) and Ralph Monroe (Mary Grace Canfield).
While Oliver goes to get a building permit, Alf and Ralph rip the room apart and begin moving the walls.
When Oliver refuses to give Eb the keys to the car so he can take out his girlfriend, Buford disapproves the project and condemns the whole house.
But Buford learns that the project is for a bedroom, and it gets disapproved again because Alf and Ralph are only licensed for hen houses and chicken coops.
He's afraid he'll be flooded with calls wanting his legal advice and he won't have time for farming.
They all come with food, but eat it themselves as they crowd Oliver off his bed to watch "Frankenstein Meets Mary Poppins" on TV.
Lisa asks Oliver to file court papers to have Ralph's name changed to Sophia.
Judge Murdock (Howard Smith) tells Oliver that he is not licensed to practice law in this state.
Oliver speaks to Carl Hinkley (Richard Hale) of the State Bar Association in Pixley.
A problem arises when Oliver shows Lisa how to use a pair of handcuffs before discovering that he's lost the keys.
Lisa overhears Mrs. Ziffel describe the plot on her favorite soap opera to Sadie Prentiss.
Oliver tries to order some seed, but Sam is busy telling Lisa about the spring festival the town used to have.
When the horse's agent still wants more money, the publicity machine starts promoting Arnold as the studio's next big star.
He suggests staging a re-enactment of the town's founding starring himself and Lisa as Horace and Doris Hooter.
After speaking with Larry and Harry Monroe and storekeeper Ben Drucker, they decide to call their community Hooterville.
Lisa cons Oliver into taking a fifth honeymoon together, this time to the Moana Rexford Hotel in Hawaii.
Oliver contacts Carol Rush (Elaine Joyce), his one-time secretary in New York, to find out where she'd had his father's watch repaired years earlier.
Oglethorpe hopes to get in on a big land deal with Lawrence David (Larry D. Mann) and gives him a check.