The Real McCoys

The McCoy family moves to a ranch in California.

The McCoys start a roadside egg stand.

The male McCoys buy Kate a gun.

Grampa sells his gun in order to make a mortgage payment.

Grampa takes over the supervision of Hassie and Little Luke.

Grandpa sells seemingly useless farm land to a swindler.

Luke proves his manhood to Grampa by sleeping on the couch.

Grandpa asks Flora MacMichael on a date because she is a good cook.

Grandpa competes with George in a fishing contest.

Grandpa refuses to support a woman (Reta Shaw) running for city council.

Grampa destroys Flora's apple tree.

Grampa lets a billboard salesman advertise from the roof.

Grampa joins a lodge.

Grandpa must get glasses in order to drive.

Luke becomes jealous when a photographer pays special attention to Kate.

Kate's mother visits.

Grandpa fixes a man up with Flora in a trade to get the man's dog.

Kate is jealous when an attractive woman flirts with Luke.

Little Luke's schoolmates call him a hillbilly.

Grampa tries to fool Luke and Kate into believing he's ready for retirement.

Grandpa thinks the family forgot his birthday.

Luke and Kate celebrate their second wedding anniversary.

Luke signs a contract to buy a pool.

Kate's salesman uncle visits.

Amos thinks the family forgot his birthday.

Grampa uses home remedies to fight a cold.

Pepino goes to work for George when the McCoys can't give him a raise.

Grandpa wants Kate to stop working.

Grandpa needs a character witness for court.

A wealthy man showers the McCoys with gifts.

Luke and Kate throw a party.

Grampa tries to ruin George's romance.

Luke and Kate try to convince Amos to try new farming methods.

Amos wants to join the fire department.

Little Luke copies Grampa's bad habits.

Hassie thinks her date to the class dance is homely.

Grampa sees a youthful photo of Flora wearing scanty attire.

Little Luke enters the corn-eating contest.

Luke and Kate convince Grampa to join a group for elderly people.