Photo by: Everett Collection
Arnold
In the quirky world of Hooterville on the 1960s sitcom Green Acres, Fred and Doris Ziffel didn't adopt a pig to be their pet. No, Arnold was their pig son.
To great comic effect, the talented porker attended school, knew how to paint and loved to watch TV - just like a real boy.
While we haven't seen much of Arnold since the 1990 television movie, Return to Green Acres, there is a chance he might make
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more Photo by: Everett Collection
Arnold
In the quirky world of Hooterville on the 1960s sitcom Green Acres, Fred and Doris Ziffel didn't adopt a pig to be their pet. No, Arnold was their pig son.
To great comic effect, the talented porker attended school, knew how to paint and loved to watch TV - just like a real boy.
While we haven't seen much of Arnold since the 1990 television movie, Return to Green Acres, there is a chance he might make an appearance on the Great White Way. According to , a Broadway musical of the show could be in the works.
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