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Petticoat Junction

Author:	Paul Henning; Dick Wesson; Bea Benaderet; Edgar Buchanan; Linda Henning; All authors
Publisher:	La Crosse, WI : Platinum Disc Corp., ©2003.
Series:	TV classics
Edition/Format:	DVD video : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Seven episodes of the television program set in Hooterville, a small agricultural community where widower Kate Bradley runs the Shady Rest with the aid of her brother, Uncle Joe, and three attractive daughters, Billie Jo, Bobby Jo, and Betty Jo.