Now, yes, Roe, you get upstairs and get packed for your honeymoon.

I'm gonna get you married!

How come you just getting here?

How many carats did I get?

Do I get some carats too?

Let's get on with the wedding dance.

You get that thing out of here.

Now, Jethro, you get a hold of yourself.

Yeah, would you get me another pie out of the icebox?

Mr. Crick, I don't think I want to get married to nobody.

Well, I wouldn't exactly call it getting out of line, providing his intentions.

All right, and while I'm there, I'll get something for Essie Bell, too.

I had to scramp and save to get to where I could afford to make the trip.

He wanted me to get good and strong so I could help him clear that acre of land.

Oh, I better take off my clothes now, because I don't want to get you fancy coffees, old boy.

You might, in a subtle way, of course, let the bride know that she is getting ten perfect carrots.

Oh, but Uncle Jed, I don't want to... Go on, get up there and do like I tell you.

I expect a generous man like you is aiming to settle a heap of that money on Jethro when he gets married.

I reckon a man's daughter's got the body... All right, let's suppose when you stop blowing on the fur and get to the hide, what are you trying to say?

The Beverly Hillbillies.