Petticoat Junction
Season 2 Episode 32 - Why Girls Leave Home
Music Professor Lieberschmit recommends that would-be singer Bobbie Jo go to New York City for three months to take singing lessons. Kate barely manages to borrow $300 for Bobbie Jo's trip from Mr. Guerney at the bank. Billie Jo announces that her secretarial school is giving her a chance for a secretarial job at a Hollywood studio. Along with the job there is also the possibility of a screen test. Kate is able to get an extra $100 from Mr. Gurney. Then Betty Jo announces that she has received a Phys-Ed scholarship at a school in New Hampshire. Kate figures that only one girl can go and now has to decide which one. Before Kate can, the girls decide Billie Jo should be the one. Billie Jo says she has fallen for a boy and that Bobbie Jo should go. Bobbie Jo says it will cost too much in New York and that Betty Jo should go. Betty Jo says she found out it's an all girl school and doesn't want to go.
Episodes in Season 2
Betty Jo's Dog
25 min
Race Against the Stork
25 min
Have Library, Will Travel
25 min
The Umquaw Strip
25 min
As Hooterville Goes
25 min
My Dog the Actor
25 min
The Great Buffalo Hunt
25 min
Betty Jo's Pen Pal
25 min
Bedloe's Nightmare
25 min
Kate's Bachelor Butter
25 min
Mother of the Bride
25 min
The Lost Patrol
25 min
Smoke-Eaters
25 min
The Curse of Chester W. Farnsworth
25 min
There's No Flame Like an Old Flame
25 min
Billie Jo's First Job
25 min
A Matter of Communication
25 min
Kate Bradley, Girl Volunteer
25 min
Hooterville Crime Wave
25 min
For the Birds
25 min
Modern Merchandising
25 min
Visit From the Governor
25 min
A Borderline Story
25 min
The Shady Rest Hotel Corporation
25 min
A Tale of Two Dogs
25 min
The Black Box
25 min
Bedloe's Most Fiendish Scheme
25 min
Bedloe Gets His Comeuppance
25 min
The Mayor of Hooterville
25 min
Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Jinx?
25 min
The Chicken Killer
25 min
Why Girls Leave Home
25 min
There's No Stove Like an Old Stove
25 min
The Brontosaurus Caper
25 min
The Hairbrained Scheme
25 min
There's No Business With Show Business
25 min
