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Several episodes of the colour seasons of the show were filmed in the [[United Kingdom]] | Several episodes of the colour seasons of the show were filmed in the [[United Kingdom]] due to the popularity of the show overseas, leading to occasional connections to the show. | ||
In season 6, episode 3, ''Clampett Castle'', [[Norman Claridge]] appears as Jenkins. | In season 6, episode 3, ''Clampett Castle'', [[Norman Claridge]] appears as Jenkins. | ||
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The Beverly Hillbillies was an American television sitcom created by Paul Henning. The Beverly Hillbillies was also spun off into comics which were published in Lady Penelope alongside several comics featuring DWU elements. The original televised run of the series spanned from 1962 to 1971.
Crossovers with the DWU
The sole narrative crossover between The Beverly Hillbillies and the Doctor Who universe took place in the TV Century 21 cover story Time Barrier Busted, which made reference both to The Beverly Hillbillies' inclusion in then-upcoming magazine Lady Penelope, going so far as to mention the titular Beverly Hillbillies, as well as to the Lady Penelope comic The Vanishing Ray, which was itself a crossover with the DWU.
Cast and crew connections
Several episodes of the colour seasons of the show were filmed in the United Kingdom due to the popularity of the show overseas, leading to occasional connections to the show.
In season 6, episode 3, Clampett Castle, Norman Claridge appears as Jenkins.
In season 7, episode 1, Something for the Queen, Donald Bisset appears as Tetly. Brian Peck appears as a chauffeur.
In season 7 episode 4, Coming Through the Rye, Dave Prowse appears as a Scotsman.
