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  • An early ABC promo for The Hughleys features a parody of the Beverly Hillbillies theme song.
    Well, he worked real hard to be a hundred-thousand-aire
    His homeboy said, "Fool, move away from there!"
    They said a white neighborhood is where you want to be
    So, we bought a big house, now you're living next to me

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  • Jumanji: When being told by Judy that he looks like he shaved with a piece of glass, Alan snaps back, "Did the Clampetts have a yard sale?"

Literature

  • In Cemetery Bird, Brandon sings part of the Beverly Hillbillies theme to himself.

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Western Animation

  • Hey Arnold!: In “The Aptitude Test”, Helga’s test results convince her that her ideal career is “woodsperson”, so she begins to act like a stereotypical country person, admitting that she gets her entire idea of how country people behave from “Beverly Hillbillies” reruns.
  • The Simpsons:
    • The end credits for "The Old Man and the Key" parodies the Beverly Hillbillies credits sequence, with the Simpsons waving to the audience while keeping a sleepy Grampa alert.
    • In "Moe Baby Blues", the Hibberts watch The Beverly Hillbillies Down Under on their car's built-in DVD player.
    • At the end of "Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore", Isabel Sanford shows a clip from a Beverly Hillbillies episode in which Jethro tells Granny he's going to "shoot some Vietcong".
    • in "The Ten-Per-Cent Solution", Homer accidentally fires a pistol at the Museum of Television, and the bullet hits the ground on a Beverly Hillbillies display, causing oil to spurt out.
    • "Deep Space Homer" has The Simpsons driving in The Clampett's vehicle while the TV Theme is playing.
  • SpongeBob SquarePants: In "Pizza Delivery", Squidward calls SpongeBob "Jethro" when he tries to act like a pioneer.
  • Tiny Toon Adventures: In "Acme Cable TV", one of the featured programs is The Possum Swamp Pauper, a reversal of the series' premise in which Montana Max loses his fortune and winds up with possum hillbillies.

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