See what goes on around here, Mr. Drucker?

Mr. Drucker.

Mr. Drucker!

The Beverly Hillbillies.

We's home to stay now.

Same here, Mr. Clampett.

Oh, Mr. Jocker, please.

Oh, thank you, Mr. Hospitality.

Well, good work, Mr. Drucker.

We call him Mr. Loser.

Pleasure to know you, Mr. Drucker.

Mr. Drysdale, you ain't proposing to Granny.

Now, you show Mr. Drucker up to his room.

Say, I know it seems like I'm barging in, but Mr. Clampett said if I ever came to town, he'd take it right poorly if I didn't stay with you.

Yes, sir, says Mr. Drucker's coming to claim his pride.

Mr. Drucker, that little woman is gone all the time.

I've been telling Mr. Drucker how popular you are, Granny.

Come on by.

You see, this telegram is from a Mr. Sam Drucker in Hooterville.

Well, shame on you.