S1·E32 Dog Days at Shady Rest
Synopsis
Kate receives a telegram from Railroad President Norman Curtis that he is sending Homer Bedloe with someone named Fred. Fred is actually Mr. Curtis' housekeeper's aged basset hound. Curtis believes Fred needs some good country air and space to re-energize himself. Curtis also hopes that Bedloe will soften his ways in the process. Bedloe comes up with the plan to "ruin" Fred and have him return to Curtis in worse shape than he arrived. That will hopefully sour Curtis' view of the Shady Rest and what it stands for. Kate figures out a way to bring back spirit to Fred and a way to break Bedloe's spirit.
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When did Season 1 Episode 32 of Petticoat Junction air?
Season 1, Episode 32 ('Dog Days at Shady Rest') originally aired on April 28, 1964.
How long is Season 1 Episode 32 ('Dog Days at Shady Rest')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 25 minutes.
What happens in Petticoat Junction Season 1 Episode 32?
Kate receives a telegram from Railroad President Norman Curtis that he is sending Homer Bedloe with someone named Fred. Fred is actually Mr. Curtis' housekeeper's aged basset hound. Curtis believes Fred needs some good country air and space to re-energize himself. Curtis also hopes that Bedloe will ...
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