Episode
Petticoat Junction: But I've Never Been in Erie, PA
Overview
An industrialist registers at the Shady Rest and offers Uncle Joe a chance to make a fortune.
Details
- Series
- Petticoat Junction
- Season
- Season 7
- Episode
- Episode 14
- Air date
- 1969-12-27
Episode context
But I've Never Been in Erie, PA is Episode 14 in Season 7 of Petticoat Junction. It aired on 1969-12-27.
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Episode 16: Selma Plout's Plot
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Episode 11: Kathy Jo's First Birthday (1)
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Episode 17: With This Ring...
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Episode 10: The Camping Trip
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Episode 18: The Valley's New Owner
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Episode 9: A Most Momentous Occasion
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