Green Acres

Manhattan lawyer Oliver Wendell Douglas buys a run-down farm despite his wife's objections.

The Douglases arrive at their ramshackle farm, and Lisa prepares to return to New York.

A decorator is called in to spruce up the dilapidated farmhouse.

A rumor spreads until everyone in Hooterville thinks that Lisa has left Oliver.

Oliver rents a rooster for the purpose of waking him up in the morning.

Chaos reigns after Oliver and Lisa's furniture is delivered to the wrong house.

The neighbors all pitch in to help Oliver plow his fields when his new plow doesn't arrive in time.

Oliver is discouraged after he receives an analysis of his farm soil.

Oliver tries to plan his planting season, but the generator and the wheat crop both fizzle out.

Oliver's struggle with the phone company ends with a phone that hangs outside his bedroom window.

Penalties and fines may be levied against Oliver if he plants a 160-acre wheat field.

Mr. Haney gets the mistaken impression that Lisa is pregnant.

Oliver remembers his wedding anniversary, but can't seem to recall how long he has been married.

Lisa causes a flap in Hooterville when she decides to open a beauty parlor.

Lisa is under the impression that Oliver's land purchase includes a house.

One unusual prerequisite must be met before Oliver is accepted as a fireman.

Oliver is infuriated when Lisa lists him as a lawyer in the new phone book.

Neighbors come to the farm to visit injured Oliver -- and stay.

Oliver makes an effort to rush his apple crop to market to make more money.

A man rejects female carpenter Ralph's advances because of her name.

Lisa must decide whether she wants to continue with farm life.

Oliver composes a folk song about a legendary ghost named Molly Turgiss.

Oliver handcuffs himself to Lisa while acting as the temporary deputy.

Oliver offers to help Eb realize his dream of becoming a veterinarian.

A disappearing horse has Lisa thinking that Oliver's imagining things.

Lisa brings Leonard Bernstein to Hooterville in an attempt to introduce culture to the town.

Haney sues Oliver over a rainmaking dispute during a drought.

Oliver's beatnik nephew, Chuck, arrives at the farm for a visit.