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  1. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiGreen Acres (Series) - TV Tropes

    Green Acres is a Sitcom created by Jay Sommers, produced by Filmways and originally broadcast on CBS from 1965 to 1971. Oliver Wendell Douglas (Eddie Albert), a successful New York lawyer, and his elegant socialite wife Lisa move to the little country town of Hooterville and buy a little farm that is not in good condition.

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  2. www.imdb.com › title › tt0592751"Green Acres" Son of Drobny (TV Episode 1971) - IMDb

    Son of Drobny: Directed by Richard L. Bare. With Eddie Albert, Eva Gabor, Pat Buttram, Tom Lester. The duck shipped to Lisa by her uncle is the son of Drobny, the heroic WWII fowl who saved her life when she was in the Hungarian underground.

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    • Comedy, Family
    • Richard L. Bare
    • 1971-01-12

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  4. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiCharacters in Green Acres - TV Tropes

    • Oliver Wendell Douglas
    • Lisa Douglas
    • Eb Dawson
    • Mr. Haney
    • Hank Kimball
    • Mr. Drucker
    • Alf Monroe
    • Ralph Monroe
    • Fred Ziffel
    • Doris Ziffel
    Big Town Boredom: "Crowded streets, polluted air, New York is nothing but a rat race and the rats are winning."
    Character Filibuster: Often launches into speeches like the one above.
    Determinator: Despite the constant mishaps getting in his way, he doesn’t give up on his farm.
    Fish out of Water: In the first few episodes.

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    Character Catchphrase: "Hello Dere!"
    City Mouse: She is thoroughly out of place in the country, and longs to return to New York. As the show progresses, she adapts to the craziness of Hooterville, but never really adapts to country li...
    Cloud Cuckoolander: Initially, she was a levelheaded realist, in contrast to Oliver's obsessive eccentricity. By the second season, she had embraced the craziness of Hooterville and the townsfolk h...
    Drives Like Crazy: When she attempts to drive in "School Days", she crashes into the girls’ shower room of the high school.

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    Bizarre Taste in Food: He actually seems to enjoy what Lisa cooks on occasion. Of the dishes that are actually edible, anyway.
    The Casanova: Has had at least six girlfriends over the course of the series, and nearly got married twice. On the other hand, he doesn't seem to be very good at keeping said girlfriends, possibly...
    Catchphrase: "Gol-ly!"
    Half-Witted Hillbilly: Of the "Country Bumpkin" variety, of course. When the plot demands, he might explain what's wrong with the Douglases' farm, but otherwise, he's a bit slow on the uptake.

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    New Job as the Plot Demands: Of a sort. He always remained a salesman, but came up with different services to offer Oliver.
    No Celebrities Were Harmed: Pat Buttram stated that he based his character off of Elvis Presley's manager Colonel Tom Parker.
    Only Shop in Town: Not a shop, per se, and there's always Drucker's, but he tries to have the monopoly on anything Oliver needs.
    Politically Incorrect Villain: Has used "wetback" multiple times. It’s now censored in airings.

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    Bizarre Taste in Food: According to Eb's bartender cousin Walter, his preferred drink order is scotch and goat's milk.
    Forgetful Jones: He frequently pauses mid-sentence, forgets what he was going to say, rambles a little off-subject, and then recalls what he has to say.
    Half-Witted Hillbilly: Probably the least intelligent person in town, and that’s saying something.
    Kindhearted Simpleton: Friendly and well-meaning, yet stupid.

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    Character Overlap: The only character who appears regularly on both Petticoat Junction and Green Acres.
    Only Sane Man: Whenever there's a town meeting, he usually tries to maintain order.
    Only Shop in Town: Sam Drucker's general store is about the only grocery store business in Hooterville where residents go to get their supplies.

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    Brother–Sister Team: One half of the Monroe Brotherscarpentry team, with Ralph.
    Only Sane Man: He usually remains the calmer of the two siblings, especially when his sister Ralph is having an emotional breakdown.

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    Abhorrent Admirer: Her beloved "Hankie" (Hank Kimball) breaks their dates and hides from her. In a few episodes, other men flee when they discover they've been set up with her.
    Boyish Short Hair: She and her brother both have short hair (and usually wear matching work clothes).
    Brother–Sister Team: One half of the Monroe Brotherscarpentry team, with Alf.
    Character Catchphrase: "Howdy doody!"

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    Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: Constantly bickers with Doris, though he has occasional moments where he'll get lovey-dovey with her.
    Housepet Pig: Although Arnold (the pig) is more like an adopted child than a pet.
    Sudden Sequel Death Syndrome: In the 1990 TV reunion movie, Fred and Doris have passed away, and their niece is working the farm she inherited from them.

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    Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: Constantly bickers with Fred, though she has occasional moments where she'll get lovey-dovey with him.
    Housepet Pig: Although Arnold (the pig) is more like an adopted child than a pet.
    Sudden Sequel Death Syndrome: In the 1990 TV reunion movie, Fred and Doris have passed away, and their niece is working the farm she inherited from them.

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  5. www.imdb.com › title › tt0592751"Green Acres" Son of Drobny (TV Episode 1971) - Plot - IMDb

    The duck shipped to Lisa by her uncle is the son of Drobny, the heroic WWII fowl who saved her life when she was in the Hungarian underground. When the locals learn there's a war hero's son in town, they begin plotting an elaborate celebration in hopes of luring in tourists.

  6. www.tvmaze.com › green-acres-6x16-son-of-drobnySon of Drobny - Green Acres 6x16 | TVmaze

    Episode Guide for Green Acres 6x16: Son of Drobny. Episode summary, trailer and screencaps; guest stars and main cast list; and more.

  7. trakt.tv › shows › green-acresGreen Acres 6x16 "Son of Drobny" - Trakt

    Hooterville throws a celebration for the son of a war hero who Lisa claims delivered secret messages during WWII. Oliver tries to tell them that Drobny is just a "dumb duck" sent to them by Lisa's father, but they think he's just being a sorehead.

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  9. www.metacritic.com › tv › green-acresGreen Acres season 6 Son of Drobny Reviews - Metacritic

    Green Acres season 6 Son of Drobny Reviews - Metacritic. Summary Successful New York lawyer Oliver Wendell Douglas gives up the rat race to fulfill his dream: living the life of the traditional American farmer. Fighting the move to rural life is his glamorous, boa-wearing, city-loving wife, Lisa.

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