When “Petticoat Junction” premiered in 1963, it quickly became a beloved classic — and according to its cast it’s easy to see why. The show, a spinoff of “The Beverly Hillbillies,” explored the ...

Here, we climb aboard the Hooterville Cannonball and take a trip back in time to the Shady Rest for a look at the Petticoat Junction cast. The voice actors for The Flintstones', circa 1962. Left to ...

Mike Minor, whose hunky, dashing “Petticoat Junction” character Steve Elliott was memorably introduced at the beginning of season four, crashing next to the train tracks as “Petticoat’s” trio of ...

It’s hard to believe, but even after writing hundreds of articles about classic TV, this is my very first one about Petticoat Junction. I’m not sure why it took me so long to get around to it, because ...

Pat Woodell, who played Bobbi Jo on 1960s CBS sitcom “Petticoat Junction,” died Sept. 29 in Fallbrook, Calif., according to the LA Times. She was 71. Woodell played one of the Bradley sisters on ...

You may not recognize the name Bea Benaderet right away, but you certainly know her voice. The original Betty Rubble on The Flintstones, Benaderet swas also the go-to female voice for Warner Bros.

belonged to a television world so vastly different than that of today, it is almost unimaginable. The series ran from 1963 to 1970 on the CBS Network. With the huge success of Then occurred what has ...

Actress Pat Woodell, who starred as one of a trio of sisters in the wholesome 1960s sitcom “Petticoat Junction” before she went on to be featured in a series of not-so-wholesome exploitation films, ...

Petticoat Junction actress Pat Woodell, who played one of the three original Bradley sisters on CBS’ rural sitcom stalwart of the 1960s, died of cancer September 29. She was 71. Woodell, a native of ...

The dancer, actor and director passed away Thursday in Australia from Alzheimer's disease. By Arlene Washington Paul De Rolf, the choreographer, dancer and actor best known for his work on The Seven ...