The Real McCoys

Kate goes back to school - but learns the most valuable lesson from Grampa.

Things aren't so sweet between Kate and Luke after a company patents her preserves recipe.

The McCoys are struggling financially, so Pepino secretly gets a job moonlighting as a singer at the El Tippi-Tin.

Little Luke thinks that he doesn't have a sporting chance with Grampa as his relay-race partner.

Grampa is upset to learn that Little Luke wants to grow up to be a scientist rather than continuing farming in the McCoy tradition.

The rivalry between Grampa and George flares up with the arrival of a pretty librarian.

Grampa gets fed up with the family's constant pampering.

When Luke fears that he may be losing his hair, Grandpa employs an unusual tactic to remind Luke that appearances aren't as important as he thinks.

Grampa takes on a scavenger hermit who is camping on the McCoys' land.

The McCoys are surprised to find out that George makes no mention of Grampa in his will.

The McCoys hire a Japanese girl named Nikko to help around the house.

Grampa has no choice but to accept a horse as payment on a loan.

Deprived city boy Pete arrives on the farm and uses his urban smarts to get the McCoys to do his assigned chores for him.

Cousin Claude talks Grampa into investing in an oil well.

After Grampa sells a large quantity of produce to a stranger, he finds out he's really competing with himself.

Kate seems to be having too good of a time in Bakersfield, much to Luke's dismay.

The McCoys' one and only cow goes missing soon after the Army sets up a "war games area" next to their property.

A rivalry ensues when Luke and Grampa set up competing booths at the PTA bazaar.

The gossip mill is running overtime with rumors connecting Luke and the McCoys' new young, beautiful Swedish maid.

Grampa has to teach Sunday school class after a failed scheme against the pastor.

Little Luke makes a few errors with his new girlfriend.

Grampa schemes against George after losing a role in the Grange play.

Grampa plots to keep George on the farm after his retirement.

When Pepino questions how to pay for his wedding, Grampa has the answer.

Hassie does more than her best to convince her high school sorority that she should be accepted.

Kate comes home from the hospital and tries to jump back into her household chores, despite everyone's objections.

Grampa is convinced to start putting the McCoy funds into the bank.

A civic group has their hands full after trying to fool Grampa.

The McCoys fly back to West Virginia to celebrate Great-Grandma's 100th birthday.

Grampa causes trouble for his relatives in West Virginia when he holds up a proposed plant expansion.

Grampa feels young again when he encounters an old sweetheart.

Kate gets the wrong idea after Luke compliments a new female neighbor's cooking skills.

Grampa is astonished when $200 mysteriously falls from the sky.

Little Luke thinks he is a knockout with his female classmates after Grampa teaches him to overcome his shyness.

The McCoys' wealthy neighbors invite Hassie along for a trip abroad, but Grampa is obstinate.

Luke thinks his rural accent is holding him back and decides to take elocution lessons.

Grampa sees red when a matador tries to lure Pepino into the bullring.

With his sister away, George hires a housekeeper who sweeps him off his feet.