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Fill in the blanks: The Petticoat Junction closing credits quiz
Let's see if you know these names!
Here's a fun quiz just for you! We've covered up some of the actors' names on Petticoat Junction. We're counting on you to fill in the blanks!
How well do you remember the real-life names of your favorite Hooterville residents? Find out here, and leave your thoughts and score in the comments section below.
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Jeannine ___________
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________ Woodell
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Linda ________
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Smiley _______
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________ Davis
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_______ Cady ....... Sam Drucker
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Milton _______ ....... Mr. Dixon
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_________ McKinley ....... Mr. Travis
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William _________ ....... Ralph Craig
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_______ Edwards ....... Ned Balsam
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"You got 9 out of 10" ----"Your knowledge of the Junction is functioning fine! ------I got number 8 wrong.
* I also missed #8 90% Score!
5/10
You got 8 out of 10
Should have had 10 out of 10 but I second guessed myself on the last answer. Still a bit surprised I did as well as I did.
10/10
Now this is too much, ridiculous
Edgar Buchanan was a real dentist before his acting took off & he reminded everyone of that in the roles he played. Saw "Tales of Wells Fargo" with Dale Robertson where Edgar played a character like he did in PJ as an idea man & sometime swindler. In TOWF, when anyone was killed by gunshot around him, the character took out a pair of pliers to take out the gold teeth from the dead then trade the gold for money.
* Edgar always kept his dental license to practice current and his dentist wife kept their dental office going. He even kept dental tools and a chair in his dressing room in case anyone of cast or crew needed emergency dental care. As a DDS he was perhaps actor most qualified to portray a town doctor which he was on The Rifleman
9/10
10/10
Petticoat Junction was one of those early-in-the-week shows I needed on a school night as an escape. The folks in Hooterville were not unlike the people in my hometown. Kate looked a lot like my dear grandmother next door and Uncle Joe bore an uncanny resemblance to the store keeper in the alley behind my house. When I watch it's like going back home again.
10/10. Perfect function at the junction!
I like your name, very clever, I tip my hat to you. Tip, tip.
Did good.
Don't tell ME I'm moving kind of slow at the junction...
Don't tell ME I'm moving kind of slow at the junction...
5/10 Not a fan of P.J. But, Billie Joe sure was hot!
Which one? There were 3 of them. Jeannine Reilly, Gunilla Hutton, and my favorite, Meredith MacRae.
10/10
"You got 10 out of 10. Your knowledge of the Junction is functioning fine!"
Some trivia:
Jeannine Riley was Nat King Cole's mistress. If that had gotten out at the time it would have ruined
the career of both of them. In one of the episodes centering around Kate's wedding dress,
her dead husband's name is revealed. I have forgotten it, does anyone else recall what it is?
Some trivia:
Jeannine Riley was Nat King Cole's mistress. If that had gotten out at the time it would have ruined
the career of both of them. In one of the episodes centering around Kate's wedding dress,
her dead husband's name is revealed. I have forgotten it, does anyone else recall what it is?
Gunilla Hutton, the second Billie Jo, had the affair with Cole.
Thank you Woody, I had relied on what somebody posted and should have checked out the information myself.
His name was Bill.
Thank you Kimk21. By the way, it was never clear how Uncle Joe was related. Kate
married into the Bradleys, but I always got the impression he wasn't her brother
so how was "Uncle Joe" the 3 Bradley girls uncle? Joe always acted like he grew up
at the hotel, he certainly knew everyone in the area from childhood.
Maybe the writers screwed up.
It happens, sometimes on The Dick Van Dyke Show Mel was married to Allan Brady's
sister and sometimes it was Allan who was married to Mel's sister.
Anyway, thanks for sharing the name "Bill Bradley".
married into the Bradleys, but I always got the impression he wasn't her brother
so how was "Uncle Joe" the 3 Bradley girls uncle? Joe always acted like he grew up
at the hotel, he certainly knew everyone in the area from childhood.
Maybe the writers screwed up.
It happens, sometimes on The Dick Van Dyke Show Mel was married to Allan Brady's
sister and sometimes it was Allan who was married to Mel's sister.
Anyway, thanks for sharing the name "Bill Bradley".
10/10 amazed myself
I had a little help to use my Brain to figure it out right 👍
Petticoat Junction
Petticoat Junction
6/10.
I wish they showed tv commercials from the 60’s and 70’s , they use to maybe 10
Years ago
Years ago
" wish they showed tv commercials from the 60’s and 70’s."
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Not 100 % sure, but believe one of the networks did such some years ago. More as nostalgia.
Some of the products /services in those commercials may no longer exist. Also they probably don't do it regularly as their current advertisers/sponsors are their true source of revenue.
There are several websites that have those old commercials if you're interested in seeing them.
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Not 100 % sure, but believe one of the networks did such some years ago. More as nostalgia.
Some of the products /services in those commercials may no longer exist. Also they probably don't do it regularly as their current advertisers/sponsors are their true source of revenue.
There are several websites that have those old commercials if you're interested in seeing them.
"You got 8 out of 10 ----Your knowledge of the Junction is functioning fine! ----I got 1 and 10 wrong. Number 1's name is Jeannie C. Reilly, NOT Jeannine Riley!
I got 8 out of 10, too. Missed #s 7 and 8 and guessed on some of the others.
As I said in another posting, "Petticoat Junction" was *the only one* of those Filmways "rural comedies" that was watchable and made any sense.
As I said in another posting, "Petticoat Junction" was *the only one* of those Filmways "rural comedies" that was watchable and made any sense.