In the continuation of a lengthy story arc, budding women's libbers Elly May and Granny have gone on strike against the Clampett males. While the two ladies confer with their sister protestors, Jed and Jethro have an awful time keeping up with the cooking and the cleaning. The boys finally hit upon a solution when Jed secretary hires a trio of subservient geisha girls. Former
Petticoat Junction regular
Charles Lane appears as Foster Phinney (which happened to be the name of The Beverly Hillbillies' assistant director). "The Teahouse of Jed Clampett" first aired on February 2, 1971. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide