Coming, Daddy Clampett.

Thank you, Daddy Clampett.

Bye-bye, Miss... Bye-bye, Daddy Crick!

I ain't got no dowry, Daddy Clampett.

Daddy, Klempert gave him to Jed for only to take home with him.

Well, Mr. Crick... You call me daddy now you're marrying up with my daughter?

Granny, you little old boss of you!

Only treasure I got's my little Isabelle.

Things have been a little slow since Christmas.

I'm giving them my little shack back in the hill.

I'm looking for my sweet little old Esabelle Crick from back home.

Of course, it's just a little two-room place for you to make out.

I don't want you running in there and picking up that little girl and scaring her half to death.

There he was in his wheelchair in that little room across the hall and in walked this beautiful girl with the long red hair and I knowed right away she was his daughter because she walked up to him she says, how's it going daddy?

Roof needed patchin', well caved in had to be dug out, mule needin' chewin', lots of little things like that.