Green Acres Season 3
Green Acres is an American sitcom starring Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor as a couple who move from New York City to a rural country farm. Produced by Filmways as a sister show to Petticoat Junction, the series was first broadcast on CBS, from September 15, 1965 to April 27, 1971. Receiving solid ratings during its six-year run, Green Acres was cancelled in 1971 as part of the "rural purge" by CBS. The sitcom has been in syndication and is available in DVD and VHS releases. In 1997, the two-part episode "A Star Named Arnold is Born" was ranked #59 on TV Guide's 100 Greatest Episodes of All Time.
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Green Acres Season 3 Full Episode Guide
Oliver and Lisa chaperone Arnold's trip to Hollywood, where he lands a starring role in a motion picture.
Arnold the pig appears in a play at the Hooterville Theater. Lisa arranges for an old friend to give him a chance in show business.
When an expectant mother goes into labor, Oliver takes her to the hospital, and Lisa takes her seven other children to live with the Douglases until she recovers.
Oliver decides that all Hooterville farmers should plant rutabagas as their primary cash crop, and initiates a publicity campaign to make America more "rutabaga conscious."
A fellow Hungarian, Lazlo Broslav, visits Lisa and becomes an unwanted house guest. It is revealed that Lazlo once saved the life of Lisa's uncle, and now her family must repay the debt.
Lisa reminds Oliver that he promised her a New York vacation if she stayed with him on the farm for two years.
Eb decides on a career as a barber and talks Oliver into putting him through a do-it-yourself mail-order barber college.
Spring fever sets in at Green Acres when Lisa sets out to produce a Spring festival celebration.
Lisa reveals that her mother, the Countess, is going to pay a visit to Green Acres.
As part of an agricultural exchange program, Oliver and other Hooterville farmers are offered a chance to join a chartered government flight to Europe.
Lisa and Oliver are taken hostage by two bank robbers who hide out in their farmhouse.
Lisa invests $28 in a 10-year-old's "Electric Company;" to show his gratitude, the young wizard "electronificates" the Douglases' farm.
A mysterious young boy shows up at the Douglas farm and claims to be from another world.
Eb is accused of taking $300 from Sam Drucker's safe when he shows up with a new car, which just happens to cost $300.
The Douglas' handyman returns home from his honeymoon and reveals that he did not get married.
Oliver shows symptoms of overwork, so Lisa talks him into going on a picnic.
Ralph, the lady carpenter, runs away from home and stays with the Douglases after having a fight with her brother, Alf.
When Mr. Haney finds out first that the Douglas farm is the possible site for an interchange for a proposed new highway, he offers to buy back the farm.
Oliver informs Lisa that he plans to attend a farm symposium without her.
The residents of Hooterville are in an uproar when Arnold Ziffel the pig is missing.
Lisa tells another war story - this one details how she saved Oliver from the Nazis during World War II and how their romance began.
Oliver stops paying storage rates for an item that neither he nor Lisa can remember owning, and the unknown item is shipped to the farm.
Oliver and Lisa wake up one morning to find that their handyman has eloped.
Oliver sets out to harvest his tomato crops.
Oliver sets out to accomplish to changes at the Hooterville Phone Company, now that he's president.
Mr. Trendell turns over the keys of the Hooterville Phone Company to Oliver Douglas.
Oliver starts a feud with the Hooterville Phone Company and launches a campaign to recall its management.
An unlikely but hilarious love affair between Arnold the pig and Cynthia the basset hound captivates the residents of Hooterville.
Oliver decides it would be a great idea for Lisa to make her own jam preserves.
The committee to select a new state senator considers Oliver Douglas for the job.
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