The term "Clampett" often refers to the fictional family from the classic television show, "The Beverly Hillbillies." The show, which aired from 1962 to 1971, follows the Clampett family as they move from rural Arkansas to the wealthy neighborhood of Beverly Hills after discovering oil on their land. The family consists of Jed Clampett, his daughter Elly May, and his uncle, Jed's cousin, and Granny. The Clampetts are portrayed as simple, down-to-earth individuals who navigate the complexities of high society while maintaining their country values. Their interactions with the wealthy residents of Beverly Hills often lead to humorous situations, highlighting the contrasts between their rural lifestyle and the affluent world around them.