The Beverly Hillbillies.

Clampett.

Where's Clampett?

Mr. Clampett.

Case of Johnson v. Clampett.

Hillbilly, that is.

This is a complaint, Mr. Clampett.

You going in the bank, old-timer?

Let's go see if we can comfort them.

He's going to give each one of us $100.

Those hillbillies aren't coming back.

I'm going to ask the court for a judgment by default.

There's an old truck going in and down the street out of control.

Well, that's quite a story you told, Mr. Clampett.

And you're going to feel a heap different when I get done with this.

I'm going to excuse this outburst because apparently you are unfamiliar with court procedure.

Well, a granny shotgun, a Jethro's lever action, my pistol, my squirrel rifle... You needn't go on, Mr. Clampett.

Mr. Clampett, I declare you in contempt of this court, and I'm going to give you a fine of $100.

Well, sir, if it's all right with you, I'd like to go ahead and give that $100,000 to the Johnsons.

Mr. Clampett, how many guns do you have in your home?