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Linda Kaye Henning said that having a famous relative is ''the best and worst thing that can happen to a performer.''
Paul Henning wasn't interested in teaching his audience a lesson; he just wanted to make people laugh
Bea Benaderet on the transition from radio to television
Bea Benaderet had to adjust to being the leading lady of a television series when she was cast in Petticoat Junction
Jeannine Riley found herself typecast after she left Petticoat Junction
Can you guess what classic television shows these wedding images came from?
Edgar Buchanan was able to explain the difference between Petticoat Junction and The Beverly Hillbillies
Choose a fictional character to do these wedding activities with!
Bea Benaderet set the record straight about how much actors were making on television reruns
Here's how they made the train move in Petticoat Junction
Paul Henning partially based Petticoat Junction off of his own grandmother
Linda Henning pushed for a Petticoat Junction reunion
Linda Kaye Henning was an advocate for cancer research
Producer Paul Henning almost worked himself to death
9 times a TV character was recast