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The Beverly Hillbillies S4E3 — The Sheik

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The Beverly Hillbillies•Season 4•Episode 3

The Sheik

7.7/10 · 96 votesSep 29, 196525 min

Ranked #31 of 32 in Season 4•−0.5 vs season avg

After entering an oil deal with Jed and O.K. Oil, the Sheik befriends the Clampetts, giving Jed four of his dancing girls for wives and tries to get the beautiful Elly May as one of his wives. Jed tries to give the girls back, while

Directed byJoseph Depew

Written byPaul Henning, Mark Tuttle

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The Private Eye

Possum Day

The Possum Parade

The Clampetts Play the Rams

The Courtship of Elly

A Real Nice Neighbor

The Poor Farmer

Hoe Down a-Go-Go

Mrs. Drysdale's Father

Mr. Farquhar Stays On

Military School

The Common Cold

The Richest Woman

The Trotting Horse

The Buggy

The Cat Burglar

The Big Chicken

Sonny Drysdale Returns

Brewster's Baby

The Great Jethro

The Old Folks Home

Flatt and Scruggs Return

The Folk Singers

The Beautiful Maid

Jethro's Pad

The Bird Watchers

Jethro Gets Engaged

Granny Tonics a Birdwatcher

Jethro Goes to College

Cast6

Buddy Ebsen

Buddy Ebsen

Jed "JD" Clampett

Irene Ryan

Irene Ryan

Granny

Donna Douglas

Donna Douglas

Elly May Clampett

Max Baer Jr.

Max Baer Jr.

Jethro Bodine

Raymond Bailey

Raymond Bailey

Milburn Drysdale

Nancy Kulp

Nancy Kulp

Jane Hathaway

Crew3

P

Paul Henning

Writer

Joseph Depew

Joseph Depew

Director

M

Mark Tuttle

Writer

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Episode Summary

"The Sheik" is episode 3 of The Beverly Hillbillies season 4. It scored 7.7/10 from 96 votes, ranking #31 of 32 episodes this season (season average 8.2). Directed by Joseph Depew and written by Paul Henning, Mark Tuttle, it aired on September 29, 1965.

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