During one episode (The Jinx?), Leon was standing watching the dancers when
a man swooped down and put Leon's hat over his eyes and picked him up. Must
have been something children were not supposed to see.
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Thank you Gaither Harwood for saying things I wished I had.
--
Ted
Amen to that. We don't have time to stand around discussing trivial
trivialities.
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I don't think anyone should get a rude or in trouble for breaking any rules
by telling us about the devastation in their lives due to tornadoes, etc.
We are a community and we want to know these things so we can sympathize and
pray and encourage. I'm trying to think of that episode where Andy was
My favorite song is when Andy and the Darlings are singing Leaning on the
Everlasting Arms.
As for weather, when Andy and Barney go up to check on silent Sam, wasn't it
storming then?
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I just watched the Danny Thomas show with Andy Griffith. When Andy is
talking to ol' what's-his-name, the miserly storekeeper, I could see the
knees and hand of a person sitting in the chair in front of the desk. Danny
was shown as being in the jail. To whom did the mysterious knees belong?
Speaking of Andrew, can any trained noticers out there name 3 people in
Mayberry who refer to Andy Taylor as Andrew??
Ooh, ooh, ooh. I know one. Mayor Stoner.
Regarding Earle Hagen and the theme music - I think I heard him say in an
interview that originally what became known as the Anthem of
Sure signs that Bad Luck is a comin' your way:
* A bat flying into the house
* An owl hooting 3 times
* 3 butterflies together
* Hearing a rooster crow at night
* Getting out of bed left foot first
* A picture falling
You can reverse your bad luck by turning three times counter clockwise.
That reminds me of Barney trying to learn judo or karate. Didn't they call
him the chicken because his bones would snap like a chicken's if he were
attacked?
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I've missed several days of the digest. I was beginning to think I had been
voted down for membership in the Esquire Club, but judging from today's digest,
others have missed it too. Is everything okay in Mayberry?
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I've been thinking about for whom to vote in the upcoming mayoral election. Do
I want a mayor who would allow his wife and daughters to make fools of
themselves at Founders' Day parades and tree cutting ceremonies (even if done
out of blind affection), or do I want a mayor who will buy his
Thank you to all who answered my questions regarding Blu-ray. My veins are
back to normal and I'm unclenched now.
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I'm in a state! Will this new blu-ray technology stuff affect our TAGS dvd's?
If my current dvd player breaks, will I have to get a blu-ray (what in the
world is that anyway)? Will we have to buy new blu-ray discs? I'm greatly
concerned that my current dvd's will soon become a piece of the
As election time draws near, I would like you remind you FINE folks of our
BELOVED town of Mayberry of some of my campaign promises.
I intend to get our All Soul's Church back on level ground. Mr. Sprague is
helping with this.
I do intend to launch a full investigation into the need for
I even took my nap on an ironing board between two chairs. That's adventure
sleeping.
Ken Anderson
Shopping this time of the year is adventure shopping!
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It is a lazy Monday afternoon here in Eau Claire. I think I am going to
just take a nap, then get up and go do a little Christmas shopping, and then
come home and watch It's a Wonderful Life with my wife.
Yep, that's what I am going to do. Take a little nap, go do a little
Christmas
I forgot to mention that I watched Move Over, Darling today and Barney was
selling shoes. I think he got them from the Manhattan Shoe Company. Goldbrick
Wheeler (was that his name?) was the ill-tempered judge. His arthritis, you
know. I didn't get to see the end because I had to go get my
I thing The Case of the Punch in the Nose is my favorite, although I reserve
the right to change my mind. I like it because Barney is at his
well-intentioned, obsessive-compulsive best. I love it when Barney says,
Well, you see Andy, that's not our fault. and Andy yells, No, it's NOT our
In regard to the folks in Columbus, MS staging episodes at their local
community theater without obtaining permission or buying scripts:
In doing some research, I think that is a violation of the Green River
Ordinance, unless, of course, the production was directed by John Masters
(he does have a
1. Barney dropped a quarter of the counter at the drug store when he was
spying on Ellie and the new doctor.
2. Barney paid Floyd for a haircut and told him to go buy a book about
barbering.
3. Barney gave Floyd a dollar for using his whisk broom.
4. Barney gave Opie money to go by a
Name three occasions when someone in Mayberry masqueraded as a father of a
child that was not his own.
The Untrained Voice
Well, Untrained there are two that immediately come to my mind but you might
count them as one. Andrew Paul posed as Floyd's chiropractor son; Opie was
claimed as Andrew
I went to the Wikipedia link and did not see this offensive entry so maybe it
has blessedly been removed. Apparently the poster of this discussion thread is
one of those obsessed with sex and assumes the rest of us are too. A lady who
was offended by vulgar language like running with would not
What is this City on the Edge of Forever that has been
mentioned? Is it an old movie or a Star Trek episode?
It is an episode of Star Trek. Here is a site that shows pictures from
that ?episode as well as the Trek episode Miri, but it's kinda sad to
see our beloved Mayberry in such a
What is this City on the Edge of Forever of forever that has been mentioned?
Is it an old movie or a Star Trek episode?
Also, I have a question for our resident attorney, Neil Bentley? In A Deal is
a Deal, since Opie Taylor, Sr. didn't actually exist or place an order for
Miracle Salve,
I went to the link for Mayberry after Midnight and thought it was great! There
was another link there for Mayberry '98 so I watched that, thinking it would
more great TAGS video. I gotta tell you, it made me sick. So beware of what
other TAGS stuff is on youtube. It might not be as
re: Trivia Contest
If asked to mediate, I would have suggested that the trivia contestants agree
to settle out of court in the spirit of Mayberry as was done in this case. A
very Mayberry like solution. (Of course, in Mt. Pilot this would be a very
complicated case and would be liable to
Please send no more rocks for analysis. We are up to our eyeballs in rocks
and stones over here, and suggest that you take advantage of field manuals on
rock identifying available at your local library. Thank you.
-- the Boys at the Lab.
I have a theory - Thelma Lou's last name is Schwump. Since most people
in
Mayberry have kinfolk around town, maybe they are related since it doesn't
appear either of them has much else in the wway of kinfolk in the show
Speaking of Thelma Lou, I sure would like to have her working
I didn't know there was a supplemental DVD out with the pilot episode and
Return to Mayberry. Where does one get such a thing?
Also, I'm not saying I'm going to vote for Stoner (haven't decided yet), but
Mr. Stoner did know the children's names. Remember in the Town Band episode,
Mr. Stoner
I couldn't help it! I said:
You know what I think it is? I think its a fox.
Yeah a fox. Come down out of the hills.
You know we've had this dry spell. They come down out of the hills for food
and waterthat's what it is a hungry fox foraging around.
Fellow Mayberrian and poster to this
Mr. Stoner,
I would be glad to vote for you if you would promise to stop calling Andy
Andrew. (Not sure how to punctuate that last bit there.) A good candidate
does not need to sound pompous. We all make mistakes and I'm willing to
overlook the treed by a bear incident, the being drunk when
The Man in a Hurry scene with Gomer has also bothered me. Another one is in
Goober Takes a Car Apart. When the other sheriffs show up and assume the car
in the courthouse is a safety demonstration, Andy tells Goober to leave it
there. As soon as the sheriffs leave, Andy holds a gun on Goober
See ya round town. Wouldn't an ice cold Nectarine Crush hit the spot?
Dennis
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Sorry, Dennis. I already had the Huckleberry Smash.
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Anyone know where I can get some good orthopedic shoes?
Don Old Man Good
Hey Old Man Good,
Jensen's Orthopedic loafers would be a good place to start.
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If I were running a negative ad campaign, I would post the picture of the good
mayor treed by a bear. It wouldn't have happened if he had just let Andy do
his work.
Would Stoner be another word that meant something different in Mayberry?
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Does this mean that I can't trust my Odd Facts Known By Few book? The book
said that giraffes don't have vocal chords which would account for them not
warning the other giraffes about lightning (making them appear selfish).
It's getting so you can't trust nobody these days. Otis, after
While watching TAGS today, I noticed that Barney referred to his gun as a 'gat'
when he was describing his bustin' out of jail plan.
Did he have any other names that he used for it?
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I just watched TV Or Not TV
I've been out mowing the lawn and thinking about doing some of it tomorrow,
which set me to thinking about Opie's Hobo Friend, Mr. Browne. Well, as I kept
pushing the mower back and forth I began to realize that Barney was absolutely
right about Mr. Browne. So then my thought went to other
Juanita will be cooking for me the next few days while Mrs. Stoner is in New
York.
Regards, and vote Stoner
The Honorable Mayor Stoner
Civics is my major
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How are you going to explain buying that bedjacket, Mayor?
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I just finished watching Return to Mayberry (having never seen the whole movie
before) and I have some questions for you trained noticers:
1. Karen Knotts was listed in the credits. What role did she play?
2. During Barney's rally, I noticed one of the cheering crowd members looked
like
It was Calvin Coolidge that said pepperelli.
dan
No, dan, it couldn't have been Calvin Coolidge. It was Mark Twain that said it.
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What other desserts did Aunt Bee serve up?
dan
This may not count as serving up, but she and Clara and another lady were
making cakes to sell at the church raffle. That was in Aunt Bee the Warden.
Does anyone know which episode it was that Barney asked Thelma Lou, And what
about you and
Has anyone figured out the words to Barney's tongue twister?
Judy
With sturdy wrists and loudest boasts
He thrusts his fists against the post
And still insists he see a ghost.
Or did you mean the Peter Piper one?
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Andy says, Abyssinia. (I'll be seeing you.) Opie responds, See you Samoa.
(See you some more.) Both Abyssinia (now Ethiopia, I believe) and Samoa (a
group of islands in the South Pacific) are names of countries.
I'm giving one more plea for any information on a DVD of Return to Mayberry.
Does anyone have a DVD or VHS of Return to Mayberry that they would be
willing to sell for a reasonable price? Is there one available comercially? I
don't want to buy the entire season in the box set. Cousin Roger gave me a
lead, but it didn't turn out. I might have to get ol' Blue on the
Is this an Andy Griffith Show watchers organization where people can have
have questions posted on a guest board with the hope of entering a
discussion or presenting a question? Please tell me as much as you can about
it. I'm someone who loves the show all of the way to the point when Barney
left
Barney Fife, the overdevoted deputy of a 20-miles-per-hour town,
Mayberry,
North Carolina, took the standard big-mouthed bumbling sidekick archetype
established in television's earliest sitcoms and pushed it right over the
edge. Barney's megalomania, paranoia, persecution complex, and
Speaking of jaw muscles working reminded me of another favorite quote. Andy
tells Barney, Now don't get your skinny little veins a'poppin'. Or something
to that effect. If anyone knows the exact quote, please send it to the Digest.
I want to start using it, but will wait for the official
There's been a lot of conflict between the mayor and coucilmen in a city near
us. When I read the various letters to the editor and newspaper articles, I
find myself asking, Is this good government? (Barney in Barney Runs for
Sheriff).
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To Andge in Bethlehem, GA: That paternity suit quote was funny. I like the
way you can work Mayberry into almost anything.
As for Wild Hogs, I wanted to go see the movie because the previews seemed so
funny. Now I'll make sure I see it. Maybe when it comes out on DVD. Thanks,
Untrained
Episode Question: Which episode does Barn recall his blind date by saying
Beasto-moristo and she's still ugly and pitting prunes?
I can't remember so any help is appreciated.
Sheriff Poindexder
Sheriff P.,
I don't remember the episode, but the girl's daddy saw Barney and immediately
thought
Do any of you trained noticers remember the quote and context when Barney said
something about the stock market and being a plunger? Also, in which episode
did Barney say he was a trained noticer and what was the context? I'd like the
exact quote if anyone remembers it. Much obliged.
Kind
Oh, and then there's Hogette, Ernest T.'s girlfriend (wasn't that her
name?)
Yeah, it's a pretty name. It's French, you know? But she married the
taxidermist what sewed up her head. That's another unseen character, I guess.
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As Barney's character gradually develops and contributes more of the comedy,
we begin to see emerge his trademark swagger, his temper flare-ups, his
revealing facial expressions, his high-strung nature, his sensitivity . . .
That's spirit, Thelma Lou!
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To Larry from CO:
That was a beautiful essay on TAGS. Thank you.
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Doug in Montgomery wrote:
A co-worker asked me today if I knew Al Becker, who works at a local ad
agency. Of course, I kind of rubbed my chin and said, Al Becker. Al Becker.
No, I don't think I know him. Even though he didn't make the connection, it
made for a nice little Mayberry moment for
Up here in the frozen north, salt rising bread is readily available at all our
grocery stores. My brother lived near Pittsburgh and couldn't get it, so I
guess it is a regional thing. When we heard it mentioned on TAGS, we were
surprised. It reminds me of past posts where someone was told
There was one time in the black and white episodes where Andy is cranky and
it's always bothered me. It's when Goober put the car in the courthouse and
Andy told him to take it out (several times). In the last scenes when the
other sheriffs come to visit and assume it's a traffic safety
We are going to Washington this coming weekend. I'll look for Barney's bullet
when we visit the Smith Brothers' Institute. My son and daughter live near
there and have toured the museum that displays Americana. They should know
where to take me. I get a kick out of referring to the
I don't know if these have been mentioned yet, but I remember the porch scene
in the lucky letter episode where Andy is trying to figure out where Barney
could be. He realizes he needs to think like Barney, then asks Opie what he
would do in that situation. Opie says he guessed he'd go look
I recently saw Mayor Stoner trying to swindle people on Bonanza. I think that
must have been after his TAGS days.
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