My first "Beverly Hillbillies" fiction. Due to Jethro's reading about duels, Elly May and a certain Drysdale find themselves engaged in one.

When two men love the same women, there can only be trouble. Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs pay a visit to Pearl Bodine but they never expected to suffer the consequences. Takes place during the episode 'Jed Throws A Wingding'. Oh, and keep your rude comments to yourself.

Cousin Pearl returns to visit the Clampetts, and is upset to see Jethro puttin' on airs and Elly May an aging spinster. Mr. Drysdale's ever-increasing greed reaches its apex, while Mrs. Drysdale returns to Beverly Hills and makes common cause with the Clampetts. In the meantime, Granny goads Jed into a feud. Takes place after the ninth season. Reviews greatly appreciated.

Miss Hathaway takes Jethro to a drag show. Jethro falls in love with one of the participants. It is revealed that Miss Hathaway is also a cross dresser. Who knew?

I just never could leave a good thing alone. This is a followup to the Honeymoon. Warning, it's not all sunshine and roses. They's some angst in here. T is for chapter one only and even then it's a really mild T

Something of a crossover really with Petticoat Junction and Green Acres. Intended as a tribute to Donna Douglas.

Jane and Jethro marry at last. Except the honeymoon doesn't quite go as planned.

Arianna (my original character who I have being a widow of JD) comes back to the Clampett mansion after JD's passing and ends up reminiscing with Miss Hathaway, Ellie-Mae, and eventually Jethro. This is not written as a comedy, it's a more serious take on the characters. K plus to play it safe.

What if Margret was kidnaped for ransom in the hospital and Jethro wasn't playing with hospital bed buttons that led to her flying out of the window in "Start the New Year Right?"

The story. Mr. Drysdale reminding Miss. Hathaway what the main goal of the Commerce Bank was.

Story, Jed was going to hunting in the hills with Duke. But his plans changed with a crash.

All they have is time, freedom, and each other. Drabble.

Some things never change, and then for some, everything changes. Drabble.