The Real McCoys

Everyone in the McCoy family, including Grampa, gets a job in order to make ends meet.

Trouble ensues on the McCoys' property when Luke allows to a man to park his trailer on it.

Luke is concerned when Grampa uses his nose to decide which crops will be planted.

Hassie gets a new piano thanks to Grampa's sharp wheeling and dealing.

Kate falls for a charismatic door-to-door cosmetics salesman's pitch and blows the cookie jar money on makeup.

Kate wants Grampa to lower the rental fee of his fruit stand.

Grampa gives George lessons in the McCoy technique of courtship.

An ailing Kate is having a bad Christmas - until Luke gives her a diamond ring.

Luke finds out the hard way about what it takes to run the farm when a swindler gets the best of him.

The McCoys get a hot stock-market tip, but Grampa stubbornly refuses to invest.

Kate's visit to a marriage counselor upsets the McCoy household.

The household snubs Grampa when he refuses to buy a new washing machine for Kate.

Grampa decides to help Pepino study for his U.S. Citizenship test.

The McCoys get more than they bargained for when they try to better acquaint themselves with Hassie's friends.

Grampa Amos decides to fight City Hall after he is arrested and jailed for burning trash.

George's nephew comes to visit before joining the Navy, and it's not long before he's trapped in a web of lies.

Flora is fed up with Amos when he cancels their date in favor of going out with a more attractive woman.

Pepino falls in love with a beautiful Italian girl named Carla.

Kate becomes suspicious of Luke after she hears him muttering about his love for an unknown Margie in his sleep.

Grampa believes he's seven years younger when he gets a letter from the government mistakenly stating his age as 61.

Trouble crops up when Luke takes charge of George's fruit stand.

Amos and George have a falling out over the true ownership of a plant sprayer they've been lending back and forth to each other for years.

Checkers night has a new twist: George is allergic to Grampa's checkerboard.

When Grandpa is entrusted with $200 belonging to Pepino, he can't resist the temptation to settle a few of the McCoy's past due bills.

Pepino suspects that Grampa is up to something when he is offered a vacation.

Grampa finds out that it can be unlucky to be on the bad side of the strange Owl Woman.

Grampa thinks there is trouble in Cousin Sarah's marriage and knows how to fix it.

Grampa and George win a piglet in a raffle, but will it wind up as a pet for Kate or on Grampa's dinner plate?