Margaret Drysdale (portrayed by Harriet MacGibbon) is the snobbish wife of Milburn Drysdale. She is appalled by the Clampetts and their hillbilly lifestyle. She touts herself as a "blue-blooded Bostonian" and repeatedly tries to drive the Clampetts out of Beverly Hills, without success.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Title !! Release Date
|-
| The Clampetts Meet Mrs. Drysdale || October 17, 1962
|-
| Jed Buys Stock || October 24, 1962
|-
| Trick or Treat || October 31, 1962
|-
| The Servants || November 7, 1962
|-
| Jethro Goes to School || November 14, 1962
|-
| Elly's First Date || November 21, 1962
|-
| Pygmalion and Elly || November 28, 1962
|-
| Elly Races Jethrine || December 5, 1962
|-
| The Great Feud || December 12, 1962
|-
| Home for Christmas || December 19, 1962
|-
| No Place Like Home || December 26, 1962
|-
| Jed Rescues Pearl || January 2, 1963
|-
| Back to Californy || January 9, 1963
|-
| Jed's Dilemma || January 16, 1963
|-
| Jed Saves Drysdale's Marriage || January 23, 1963
|-
| Elly's Animals || January 30, 1963
|-
| Jed Throws a Wingding || February 6, 1963
|-
| Jed Plays Solomon || February 13, 1963
|-
| Duke Steals a Wife || February 20, 1963
|-
| Jed Buys the Freeway || February 27, 1963
|-
| Jed Becomes a Banker || March 6, 1963
|-
| The Family Tree || March 13, 1963
|-
| Jed Cuts the Family Tree || March 20, 1963
|-
| Granny's Spring Tonic || March 27, 1963
|-
| Jed Pays His Income Tax || April 3, 1963
|-
| The Clampetts and the Dodgers || April 10, 1963
|-
| Duke Becomes a Father || April 17, 1963
|-
| The Clampetts Entertain || April 24, 1963
|-
| The Clampetts in Court || May 1, 1963
|-
| The Clampetts Get Psychoanalyzed || May 8, 1963
|-
| Elly Becomes a Secretary || May 22, 1963
|-
| Jethro's Friend || May 29, 1963
|-
| Jed Gets the Misery || September 25, 1963
|-
| Hair-Raising Holiday || October 2, 1963
|-
| Granny's Garden || October 9, 1963
|-
| Elly Starts to School || October 16, 1963
|-
| The Clampett Look || October 23, 1963
|-
| Jethro's First Love || October 30, 1963
|-
| Chickadee Returns || November 6, 1963
|-
| The Clampetts Are Overdrawn || November 13, 1963
|-
| The Clampetts Go Hollywood || November 20, 1963
|-
| Turkey Day || November 27, 1963
|-
| The Garden Party || December 4, 1963
|-
| Elly Needs a Maw || December 11, 1963
|-
| The Clampetts Get Culture || December 18, 1963
|-
| Christmas at the Clampetts || December 25, 1963
|-
| A Man for Elly || January 1, 1964
|-
| The Giant Jackrabbit || January 8, 1964
|-
| The Girl from Home || January 15, 1964
|-
| Lafe Lingers On || January 22, 1964
|-
| The Race for Queen || February 5, 1964
|}

*While the first season and the beginning part of the 2nd season are public domain, the show's opening theme song, The Ballad of Jed Clampett, is still under copyright protection.

*[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beverly_Hillbillies Wikipedia]
*[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/margaret-drysdale/4005-100162/ ComicVine]

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Margaret Drysdale


Margaret Drysdale (portrayed by Harriet MacGibbon) is the snobbish wife of Milburn Drysdale. She is appalled by the Clampetts and their hillbilly lifestyle. She touts herself as a "blue-blooded Bostonian" and repeatedly tries to drive the Clampetts out of Beverly Hills, without success.




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