Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Two heads is better than one!
- Are you her kin? - I'm a butler.
Yes, and if that tree should ever lose its leaves and she gets
Mr. Drysdale happy to see 'em?
Ooh! And the biggest toad you can find.
(banjo music)
(knocks with doorknocker)
Paul and Jethro would have come too, but they're busy with the cattle.
Oh, it might not be good for you, Margaret.
Don't move, I'll be right back!
Mrs. Drysdale must be in terrible shape.
Got ourselves some mighty fine lookin' stock.
- Cows, chickens, pigs, goats. - No.
that little chicken sittin' on his back.
(mooing)
Oh, hi, Mr. Drysdale! Did your wife get up?
It won't bite ya'. We'll be back later with the goat's milk.
Awful smart woman, but that ain't the way you spell Bodine.
Even Mr. Drysdale's been after me to buy some Dogira..
- A medical Western? - Yes! I think it's called,
Your mumsy just had the most ghastly dream.
Granny. You know, Jethro. Could be that there fox was Ms. Drysdale's pet.
Here's the goat's milk, Granny.
This sure is a dandy pen, Mr. Drysdale.
He says, "Oh, what have I done to deserve this?"
she can milk this here goat.
Wouldn't even let us see Mrs. Drysdale.
Oh, you couldn't see them, dear.
I still hear the cattle - and the goats!