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Petticoat Junction | Episode 10 | Bedloe Strikes Again

Petticoat Junction | Episode 10 | Bedloe Strikes Again To Watch the Best Cowboy Movies 👉    • Western Movies 🤠   Episode 10: The Cannonball and its primary passenger, Uncle Joe, are pelted with eggs after the Hooterville Hornets, coached by Uncle Joe, are drubbed in what may be their worst game ever. Another unexpected passenger on that run is Homer Bedloe, who, despite being hit with a couple of eggs himself, is surprisingly cordial and pleasant. While Uncle Joe doesn't see anything wrong with Bedloe being cordial and taking it like a man in defeat in his efforts to scrap the Cannonball - which probably included being humiliated back at head office for his failures - Kate on the other hand believes Bedloe is up to no good. She's right. News gets to Sam that two bigwigs from the railroad, on Bedloe's urging, are coming for a surprise inspection the following day, which is why Bedloe seems so lackadaisical about Charley and Floyd running behind schedule or the coach being stained with dried, rotten eggs. When Kate learns this news, she and the gang have several tasks ahead of them. First, they have to go into operation clean-up Cannonball mode, which will take them through the night. Second, they have to keep Bedloe preoccupied so that he won't know what they're up to. They hope he is lulled into the false sense that he's finally achieved his goal of scraping the Cannonball. And third, they have to railroad the visiting railroaders about how deluxe the service on the Cannonball is. Petticoat Junction is one of the most beloved American sitcoms of its time, airing on CBS from 1963 to 1970. The series is set in the fictional town of Hooterville, Missouri. Just outside the town lies the Shady Rest Hotel, the main setting of the show. The hotel is run by Kate Bradley (Bea Benaderet) along with her three daughters, Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo, and Betty Jo. Serving as a hub of rural life, the hotel becomes the stage for warm and humorous events, often connected to the people of the town and the train that passes through. One of the most iconic elements of the show is the Cannonball, a small steam train operated by the elderly engineer Charlie Pratt and conductor Floyd Smoot. The train serves as a lifeline between the hotel and the town. Director: David Alexander Writer: Ed James, Seaman Jacobs Stars: Bea Benaderet, Edgar Buchanan, Jeannine Riley Subscribe to the CineWood channel now by clicking here:    / @cinewoodcom   #cinewood #petticoatjunction #classictvshows