5/5 The wait is over!
  by C. L Poole
I have been waiting for this show to come out on DVD for such a long time! It was my favorite show as a kid. I could hardly wait each week to see the girls and all the gang. Thank you so much CBS for bringing us these wonderful shows to watch and enjoy!

5/5 Bring on season 3
  by Beatlefish
Loved the shows and the music was the good ol' theme not a muzak cover lol.
I have seasons one and two so bring on the rest. I want the opportunity to have them all.

Love the old commercials in the first season and the intro commentary at the beginning of each episode (optional of course) on both seasons.
Too bad todays shows don't have the same values and morals.

Season three will be the first season of color episodes.

The dog (who never got a name )was actually "Benji" of the Benji movies.
There was a moving story on the season 2 dvd (By Linda Kaye Henning) about how Edgar Buchanan (Uncle Joe)worked with the dog again and wondered if the dog would remember him.As it had been years. The dog did, ran and jumped into his arms. Edgar was very moved by that.

5/5 Great show, Petticoat Junction Season 2.
  by John J. Cranmer (Madison, GA USA)
I really miss shows like this. It's wonderful to again view these episodes. Highly recommend this to anyone.

5/5 Thanks for a wonderful collection
  by John Taylor (Fairmont WV)
Petticoat Junction premiered when I was 3 yrs old and growing up this was one of my favorite shows. I remembered when it was cancelled I wrote to CBS and recieved a letter thanking me for writing and supporting the show. It was on some great stationary of the Cannonball and in the smoke was Petticoat Junction. I dont remember seeing the black and white versions so this is a real treat. The black and white versions have never been in syndication and I have to admit I really like Jeannine Riley as Billie Jo. I have no idea why Jeannine Riley and Pat Woodell. The real stars are Bea Benaderet and Edgar Buchannan. And the first appearance of thier dog, who later was the star of the Benji movies. Where the Beverly Hillbillies and later Green Acres has more wild unbelievable humor the laughter here comes mainly from the characters and the situation something that never gets old.
The stories are wonderful and the cast charming and very funny. You cant go wrong with this DVD. I also loved the commentaries from Linda Kaye Henning and Pat Woodell. The only problem I noticed in the commentaries was the editing. The beginnings were cut a little too short.
I highly recommend this DVD!! Thanks for releasing it

5/5 This I Would Buy
  by Ms. Susan L. Silverberg (Wayne, PA United States)
This is a must have series. Since Linda Kaye Henning is the daughter of the creator, Paul Henning she has seen that the show is presented as it originally aired. Seeing both Ms.Henning and Pat Wodell, the original Bobbie Jo was a lot of fun. Most people do not realize there were three Billie Jo's and two Bobbie Jo's. I do not remember why Pat Wodell left but most people remember Lori Saunders as Bobbie Jo. Also Meredith McRae is probably the best remembered Billie Jo since this was the ones shown in syndication and on TV Land. Most of the cast is gone now but their talent lives on. Once the show went to color, Charles Lane was not seen much as Homer Bedloe. Later the show revolved around mainly the love story of Betty Jo and Steve Eliott, Ms Henning's former husband as well as their baby Kathy Jo. Also Henning, McRae and Saunders tried to make an outside act called the Petticoat Junction Girls and went on various talk show like Merv Griffin. Another trivia fact only us older folks remember is there was a third Billie Jo played by Gunilla Hutton. I think she might have been between Jeanne Riley and Meredith McRae. Hutton later was on Hee Haw. I wonder what will be in the future extras since so many of the original cast members are no longer around. I would like to see some of the promos and old interviews. Susan Silverberg