Laura Childs has a Tea Shop Mystery series set in Charleston, South
Carolina.
Carolyn Hart has a Death On Demand mystery series set in coastal South
Carolina.
Cathy Pickens has a Southern Fried mystery series set in South Carolina.
Kathryn R. Wall has a Bay Tanner mystery series set on Hilton
I beg to differ, Emmett. TAGS is shown every weekday Noon (CDT) and every
weeknight on MeTooTV.
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Date: Mon, 14 May 2012 17:52:33 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: TAGS on METV
So far I haven't seen TAGS on MeTV, but I remain hopeful.
Keep on hoping,
Jackie Joseph (aka Ramona Romeena Ankrum) was married at the time to Ken
Berry (aka Sam Jones). Their subsequent divorce became quite well-known
because Ms. Joseph became a pro-active champion for dumped first wives.
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Barney referred to Andy as Daddy Long Legs in the Opie Loves Helen
episode, when he's about to inform Andy of Opie's crush on Miss Crump.
That name doesn't even correctly describe the scenario. The book and the
movie Daddy Long Legs were about a middle-aged bachelor who falls in love
with his
In response to the question about Andy Griffith and Lucille Ball -
Andy never appeared on the I Love Lucy series. He did appear on
the Here's Lucy series in Lucy Meets Andy Griffith, which aired October
29, 1973.
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I believe one of Ellie Walker's erstwhile suitors, the muscle-bound one,
sported a tattoo in Irresistible Andy.
And I think Goober would have had a large Yo! tattooed on his bicep.
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Like 44,000+ other viewers worldwide, this morning I was pinned to my screen
watching the release of 5 rehabilitated bald eagles in Virginia - including
the 3 that came to be known as the Rock Stars, after they were removed from
their nest when their mother was killed by an airplane back in April.
Mabel Albertson played Howard Sprague's mother, and her brother Jack
Albertson played Aunt Bee's cousin Bradford J. Taylor.
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Someone lamented that ME-TV doesn't show TAGS, but here in the Chicagoland
viewing area it's on that channel every weekday at Noon, then on Me-TV Too
every weekday night at 10:30pm.
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I'm going to group three subjects into this one e-mail because I've been
noticing that my e-mails are taking longer longer to reach the Digest.
1) I happened to catch a rerun of The Bookie Barber episode this weekend
and noted in the opening scene, after Opie has tried to explain that he
hates
I'm not sure if I understood the original message correctly, but here is a
short list of Alcatraz-based movies made before (or during) the TAGS years:
Birdman of Alcatraz (1962), probably Burt Lancaster’s defining role as
Robert The Birdman Stroud
The Alcatraz Express (1960)
Experiment Alcatraz
George Kennedy won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role in the movie
Cool Hand Luke.
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Lee Van Cleef played one of the two carny workers who stole Aunt Bee's purse
in The Banjo-Playing Deputy episode.
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I don't know who the person never shown on screen was, but in the episode
Alcohol Old Lace, one of the sisters mentioned that their customer Larry
Hansen (?) was a Lutheran despite his buying their elixir to celebrate
Mohammad's birthday.
I just opened the latest Digest and discovered, to my horror, that some sort of
advertising spam had been sent from my e-mail to the Digest and a family
member. I had sent a legitimate e-mail to the Digest a few days ago and thought
it was odd that I didn't receive the usual auto
After I sent my apologies for the spam that co-opted my e-mail address, it
occurred to me to warn everybody NOT to open the link in that message. Even if
you think the link itself looks harmless (though I think it looks nasty!),
there could be all sorts of stuff embedded just waiting to
The prime treatment for erectile dysfunction...
http://rico_85.perso.neuf.fr/friends_links.php?sychot=71o3
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Paul, thank you for posting your very vivid story of your family's experience
in the Joplin tornado. Watching the news on tv, even listening to the many
survivor interviews, didn't bring it alive to me as much as your words did. You
have a real ability to articulate your feelings impressions,
Does anybody know whether the Hollywood mansion which was identified by the bus
driver from Ruby Creek as belonging to actor Cesar Romero really was his? If it
was, I’m curious as to why his was chosen for that scene, since I don’t think
he had any connection to the show. But I’ve always
I wonder if there's a term for those opposites you very rightly pointed out?
little big and pretty ugly seem perfectly natural to say, but the meanings
clash, in a way.
What you're describing is an oxymoron - e.g., pretty ugly, jumbo shrimp, dark
sun, etc.
Was anything said on TAGS about heating homes and businesses? I'm sure
they must have had furnaces, for when Andy and Aunt Bee considered buying
the new house, the seller's son spilled the beans and told them that the
crack in the furnace was getting bigger every day.
And don't forget
However, when Barney industriously cleans the room in preparation for
Gentleman Dan Caldwell's visit, Andy remarks This place ain't been so clean
since the boiler busted and flooded the place, which seems to imply that
they once had steam radiators or some such.
In an earlier episode, I
One of my all-time favorite silent scenes is also from Barney's Sidecar -
when we see him riding his rolling stock down the street marking the tires of
parked cars, and suddenly an anonymous hand reaches out from under one of the
cars and grabs his marking stick. So funny! Cracks me up every
Okay, I posted a week or so ago that I thought I had heard Andy describe the
back of Opie's dollar bill as being red. I was promptly corrected by several
folks who informed me that he had actually said gray - which makes as little
sense as red to me, but I guess that's old news.
Now I'm
Not to put too fine a point on it, but prey can stand alone as a verb. e.g.,
The lion will prey on the gazelle.
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However, in the TAGS quote, preying on my mind,
In the Miracle Salve episode, when Opie runs into the courthouse to excitedly
show Andy the dollar bill he was refunded, Andy takes the bill, scrutinizes it
and declares it real saying “Yep, green on the front and red on the back”. Red??
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At the beginning of the Foster Lady episode, when Aunt Bee has just been
selected, Andy says: “This is a good year for the Taylors - Elizabeth and Aunt
Bee!”
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I will guess the episode to be Wedding Bells for Aunt Bee with the smokers
being Andy, Otis and Mr. Goss.
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cigarettes was fairly common on network television in
Saw Cheerio Meredith (aka Emma Watson) in a small role that she made very funny
on Father Knows Best. She played one of son Bud's paper route customers,
dressed in a Victorian skirt to the ground and speaking in a rather odd
almost-but-not-quite English accent.
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To the person asking when TV Land is currently airing TAGS - here in the
Chicago area it's on with back-to-back episodes Monday thru Friday from 3PM to
4PM CST.
As a side note to the comment about TV Land being blocked by your computer -
although it's not blocked on mine, I did start getting
Did anyone else catch TAGS's Helen on a TVLand episode of Bonanza Monday
afternoon? Rather an unusual role for Aneta Corsaut, playing the daughter of an
itinerant religiously devout Jewish peddler who sparks a romantic interest in
Adam Cartwright. But I couldn't tear myself away from The
Two in one episode of The Flying Nun - Millie Hutchins and Roy Swanson. And
Quiet Sam Becker in an episode of The Partridge Family.
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I remember the summer of 1960 was the last driving vacation my family of four
took together - Chicago to Cape Cod to Washington, DC to Chicago. I remember
watching the first Nixon-Kennedy debate on TV and becoming a passionate Kennedy
supporter, but feeling guilty because my father was firmly
my all-time favorite:
Gomer: Citizen's arrest!!! Citizen's arrest!!!
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I'm wondering about the cigarettes Andy occasionally smoked and whether a brand
was ever seen. I remember in the Gomer the House Guest episode, Andy is laying
in bed unable to sleep because of Gomer's noisiness and he taps a cigarette out
of a pack lying on his bedside table. Did the pack have
I spotted quite a few TAGS alumni in last night’s Dick Van Dyke Show rerun
episode, “One Angry Man” - Sue Ann Langdon was an exotic dancer (!!) named
Marla Hendrix; Dabbs Greer was her defense attorney; Doodles Weaver was the
court bailiff; and Herb Vigran was a juror.
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Sharon, more more married women went to work outside the home as the '50s
ended and the '60s began. But I think in smaller towns there existed a certain
stigma about women who chose that role. I distinctly remember my paternal
grandmother, who lived in a small Iowa town, tsk, tsking with a
Small correction - Mary Grace Canfield (aka Gossage) did not play the
Stephenses' neighbor in Bewitched but the visiting sister of neighbor Abner
Kravitz, Harriet. I think her character filled in for a few episodes after the
death of the original Gladys Kravitz actress and until a replacement
It certainly wasn't earlier than 1933, but my favorite disconnected cycle
sidecar scene is from one of my all-time favorite old movies, I Was A Male War
Bride, made in 1949 with Cary Grant and Ann Sheridan.
I've been putting on my bucket head trying to think of any other so-called
stunts in
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Also when Barney and Gomer enter the Rimshaw house Gomer says
Age before beauty. What does this mean?
I'm thinking you're asking this with
Yesterday, I opined that Barney used the ...and baby makes three... line in
the TV or Not TV episode when he was talking himself up to the supposed
Hollywood producer.
But my brain kicked in late last night, and I remembered that he actually used
that line when he was talking himself up to the
I seem to remember Barney using that catchy, bragging line with the supposed
Hollywood producer in the TV or Not TV episode.
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Just got done watching the 1950 B movie D.O.A. in which a gangland torpedo is
about ready to take
Many, many years ago I took the Universal Studios tour in Hollywood (though I
think it might actually be in Glendale). Their haunted house sits on a small
hill that overlooked the street with the Cleaver house. It was 1959 when Beaver
thought the house was haunted, and it was 1960 when the
A great article about TAGS and its 50th from the Chicago Sun-Times -
http://www.suntimes.com/entertainment/2764216,andy-griffith-show-anniversary-100310.article
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I've always been bothered by the misspelled Ashville on the train station
schedule in the Don't Miss a Good Bet episode.
And, Michael, I'll bite - How far apart are Raleigh and Asheville? I remember
many years ago flying into Raleigh for a seminar in Chapel Hill then taking
some time off for a
Actually, I agree with you, Lisa. Several of the color episodes are also among
my TAGS favorites - including The Battle of Mayberry and The Return of
Barney Fife. What I meant was that TVLand decided to show only the really bad
color episodes - including the blonde lawyer in a swimsuit one and
Well, Dixon, the first biggest surprise was that TVLand didn't even include
all 166 TAGS episodes in its online voting. All it included were the episodes
they had already scheduled to run for their 50 Days of Andy. So, for instance,
the all-time highest voted episode by fans for 50 years -
Although my job title is Copy Editor, I am indeed an old-fashioned proofreader,
in the financial services industry. I spend my days proofing investment
prospectuses and correcting some incredibly huge spelling grammatical
mistakes made by highly-educated attorneys and accountants (particularly
When Floyd Goober try to discourage Howard from going fishing with them in
Big Fish in a Small Town, they tell him that all the good spots (for fishing)
are already taken. I don't know anything about fishing season rules or
protocols, so I've always been curious - does that mean each fisherman
Winstead Sheffield Doodles Weaver played Regis, the tax protestor in “A Black
Day for Mayberry” and George Bricker in “Aunt Bee’s Brief Encounter”. He was
actress Sigourney Weaver’s uncle.
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Watching a rerun last night of The Dick Van Dyke Show episode “The Alan Brady
Show Goes to Prison”, I spotted 4 TAGS alumni! - Newton Munroe, Captain Barker,
Ralph Neal and Fred Plummer/Clyde Plaunt/Doc Mallory (i.e., Allan Melvin).
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Yesterday, I surfed into a rerun episode of Dragnet 1970 and found John
Masters (Olan Soule) as a Los Angeles County Court judge and Miz Larch (Maudie
Prickett) as a testifying witness, wearing a really dreadful hat that the
Mayberry matrons would probably have drooled over!
Wasn't Fred Walker's name mentioned (I think by Aunt Bee) in Ellie Comes to
Town before he was seen in Irresistible Andy?
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After thinking this question over for awhile, I came to the somewhat surprising
(for me) conclusion that I would want Gomer to be my desert island companion.
“Boob” though he may have occasionally been, his was a straight-forward
personality with no emotional undercurrents. What you saw with
In 1957, my family moved from one Chicago suburb to another just a short
distance away but with a much smaller population - about 6,000 compared to the
15,000+ where we had lived. Much to the amazement of all of us, it turned out
this town not only had party lines for all of its residential
I think that's a great question! I do remember that, during that same time
period of the early '60s, my best friend's stay-at-home mother had her
husband's shirts picked up laundered by our local dry cleaner because he was
a very meticulous and officious accountant who worked for one of the
I've been enjoying the speculations about how Barney got himself out to Sam's
farm. I had never thought about it, and appreciate those who have!
But here's something that has gnawed at my logical brain every time I have
watched this episode. After Andy has tried to phone Barney from the
According to the IMDB, Howard McNear's first appearance as Floyd Lawson was in
Season 1, Episode 20, Andy Saves Barney's Morale.
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In The Bazaar, I believe Aunt Bee and the other jailed women had a radio
playing while they were washing out their unmentionables and waiting for
justice to free them.
Was there a radio playing in Christmas Story when Ellie started singing Away
In A Manger?
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Thanks so much for the name! My mind is now clear and waiting for something
else to perplex it!
But I do believe the sewer inspector was mentioned toward the beginning of the
The Case of the Punch in the Nose episode, when Barney was going through the
old files that brought him to the Lawson
Didn't one of the men apologetically kiss his wife on the cheek toward the end
of Ellie for Council when Andy is admitting his own chauvenism is wrong? I'm
thinking maybe either Otis or Rose's husband?
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This is preying on my mind - What was the name of the sewer inspector who gave
Barney’s father a ticket for some driving violation?
One of my favorite lines is when Andy says something like “If your daddy had
looked at his badge, he would’ve seen a manhole cover”. LOL
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As a girl growing up in the '50s and early '60s in a small Chicago suburb, I
did quite a bit of babysitting after about the age of 12. At about that same
age, my mother got me an unofficial job at the newspaper where she had
started working part-time. It was published on Thursdays, so after
9. Spin Offs (Jerome Graber)
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I think the answer to what was the first spinoff depends on your definition of
spinoff. See Mr. Mulik's explanation below.
A. I've been reading the discussion lately about whether or not TAGS was the
first TV
I was doing my usual channel-surfing last evening and was delighted to find No
Time for Sergeants just beginning on TCM. That movie still just tickles my
funny bones, and I love seeing how Andy's Will Stockdale morphed into Andy
Taylor (at least, in the first season of TAGS when Sheriff Andy
I'm Midwestern born bred, but I grew up taking it for granted that everyone
put salt on their cantaloupe just like my parents did (also Midwesterners). I
can't remember knowing anyone who salted their watermelon, but I wish I had.
That would probably lessen the sweetness which has always been
from “Chicago Sun-Times” columnist Paige Wiser -
The life of a cop is tough enough without having to suffer disrespectful
depictions on TV. For every Andy Sipowicz, there’s a Barney Fife or Clancy
Wiggum, and pink doughnuts aren’t far behind. It’s not right. We ask our police
officers to put
I was watching a rerun this morning of “Sam for City Council” and remembered
the posting here a month or so ago about how Barney was in violation of the
Hatch Act when he wore his uniform while campaigning to become sheriff. Wasn't
Andy also in violation because he wore his uniform while
Was the American flag ever seen displayed in any manner in Mayberry? I've been
thinking on it, but even the bucket on my head hasn't brought any instance to
mind. And that strikes me as curious, given the place and time depicted. We
know Opie's school had a flag pole, where he handcuffed
She tells the girl to have her mother put something on her stye, an infection
of the eyelid, like a pimple. That's the same little girl who Opie had such a
crush on in another episode, but Helen calls her by a different first name here
(one which I'm not remembering as I'm typing this).
This is the only episode of TAGS that I really disliked from the time of its
first broadcast, when I was in my teens. For one thing, I just wasn't
comfortable with the implicit sexualizing of Andy. I wanted him to stay safely
PG-rated (though that rating system didn't exist at the time, of
My memories of those Cold War days are that the bomb became a ubiquitous
explanation for everything, including unusual weather, and Barney's line was a
tongue-in-cheek nod to that. It had only been about 15 years since the atom
bombs had been dropped on Japan, and the threat of a nuclear war
Yes, that's the wonderful Reta Shaw playing both Eleanora and Big Maude Tyler,
Clarisse Tyler, Maude Clarisse Tyler, Annabelle Tyler, and Ralph Henderson!
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Is Eleanora Poultice, Barn's singing teacher, also Maude, the breakout
I’m not sure whether these single-shots have already been mentioned:
Karen Moore, Thelma Lou’s cousin from Arkansas
Mary Grace, Thelma Lou’s unattractive cousin
Barney’s Cousin Virgil
Bert Miller, the unaggressive door-to-door salesman
Mr. McCabe, the owner of the mansion that Barney wanted to
I think the staff writer at the Mt. Airy News needs to learn how to check
his/her facts!
The Andy Griffith Show was an American sitcom first televised by CBS in 1968.
And the Chicago Sun-Times article about the robbery has Betty Lynn identified
as Betty Lou Lynn. Makes me wonder if she adopted
The thing that always baffled me about Helen's aborted phone call was why Sarah
wouldn't have immediately known where the call was coming from. Even if Sarah
was on a long-overdue break from her switchboard duties, a call coming from
Helen's house should have caused it to be mentioned to Gomer
Although he was only in one episode (Don't Miss A Good Bet), I seem to
remember the con man George Jones seriously smoking a cigarette as he waited
for the train to get him out of Mayberry.
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Another British twist to an alumnus sighting - Lester Scobey as a British
bellhop at the hotel where the Ricardo’s and the Mertzes stay in London in the
“I Love Lucy” episode.
As a side note, Family Affair is on every Sunday afternoon on a local Chicago
cable channel. The Comcast program bar
Tah dah!!
A possible explanation of the eerie resemblance of the boy in TAGS to the Larry
Mondello character -
The real-life brother of Rusty Stevens, who played Larry, was Rory Stevens who
played Chuckie on Leave It To Beaver. Rory was 2 years younger than Rusty, born
in 1954, and the IMDB
Although Opie's friend looks a lot like Larry Mondello (same build, hair, ball
cap, clothes) it couldn't have been Rusty Stevens as Opie's friend. Larry
Mondello was approximately the same age as Jerry Mathers (born in 1948). Ron
Howard was born in 1953. Opie's friend was not 14 years old in
I don't understand. Does that mean Elinor Donahue lip-synched her own singing
when the scene was filmed?
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Donahue has told the story about her singing experience on the show.
Hint. . .read his P.S.
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I was interested in the comment of Paul's about Aunt Bee being his
grandmother. I never knew Frances Bavier was married let alone had children.
In fact, there is very little I know about Miss Bavier. I always thought the
character was a lot like my
I may have asked this question before but, if I did, I can't recall receiving
any answers.
Does anyone know whether Eleanor Donahue and Joanna Moore did their own singing
of Away In A Manger and Down in the Valley, respectively? I can't recall
either of the actresses singing in any other
To answer your question, Keith, the good (?) news is that TVLand hasn't further
butchered their TAGS reruns as they have Bewitched. The bad news, of course, is
that they continue to slice dice every TAGS episode with no respect for
continuity (or the viewer) so they can fit in as many
At the end of “Three’s A Crowd”, we see Andy Mary share a pretty passionate
embrace kiss. Made me start thinking that I can’t remember another instance
during the series when Andy gave or received more than a peck of a kiss from
any other woman. How many times can we think of that Andy kissed
I've always thought Andy's comment referred to the Bailey boy evidently not
getting, or rejecting, the unspoken message Andy was trying to convey of simple
pleasures and taking pride in the results you actually work for and not those
which are just handed to you.
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Barney's first girlfriend was Hilda Mae; the town's dry cleaner was H. Fred
Goss; and let's not forget Big Maude Tyler - does Maude count as her middle
name?! :)
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Thank you, Dixon, for pointing this out! I can't begin to tell you how many
times I've watched that particular scene in That Girl and wondered why it
looked so familiar.
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Right now I'm working my way through a couple of
This is my official mea culpa for getting my FAQs wrong! Allan has kindly
reminded me that the first andy gump reference in The Mayberry Band episode
was actually directed by Andy to one of the real town band members. I had not
remembered that when I posted about the andy gump direction being
I heard Barney mention that he had fixed Andy up before with someone's
cousin from Detroit in the episode where he and Thelma Lou fixed Andy up
with Karen the skeet shooter.
Know what I mean?
Vern
That episode was playing this morning while I had breakfast. You're right about
the
I don’t think either the question or the answer below are entirely correct, but
I have no idea how or whether these FAQs can get modified. So I thought I’d put
it out here on the Digest.
Andy actually wanted the clarinet player to “andy gump” his chin as a way of
hiding his chin goatee, since
The story I've always heard is that Griffith broke it during a drinking binge
at home when he punched a wall. Whether that's true or not, I don't know,
though I have read other references to his struggles with alcohol over the
years.
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Hey, Mayberry Friends. Whats the real story?
Another of Aunt Bee's accomplishments was being the co-writer, with Clara
Edwards, of the song My Hometown which Keevey Hazleton sang on TV. That sure
would have been a Big Moment for me! Evidently, Aunt Bee set herself much
higher standards for bragging right accomplishments!
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Those Endearing Young Charms - Barney Rafe Hollister
That Lonesome Road - Rafe
The Marine Hymn - sung by Gomer played as background when he reports for
duty
And some of the hymns sung by the church choir and congregation:
Bringing in the Sheaves
Love Lifted Me
Leaning on the Everlasting Arms
Who was the Aunt Bea's brother in law he also played in a movie Flubber with
Fred Mac Murray, did he not, the cop who spilled the coffee in the car
accident? And did not the mayor, Pike that actor played in It's a Wonderful
World, didn't he as the man on the porch when they were first dating or
Name songs that have been mentioned, sung, written, heard on the radio, danced
to.
My Hometown-Keezy Hazelton
Good Ol' 14A
My Hometown- the wild version Keezy Hazelton
The song that Jim Lindsey played for Bobby Fleet when Bobby Fleet and his band
with a beat is in jail.
Venice- Aunt Bee and
You know Mayberry is in NC,and we know it snows in NC. But, does anyone recall
any snow or discussion of snow on the show? We know it rained and flooded and
we know it was hot and cold but what about snow?
I don’t have any real personal familiarity with North Carolina, other than
having
gloria bruce
I woke up this morning around 4 because we had an earthquake. I live in
Illinois near Chicago and we're in the New Madrid System. I thought at first
it might have been the loaded goat blowing up but I don't think we have any
accessible dynamite that I know of here in the Burbs.
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Floyd walks a few steps in the episode I think it is called Barneys'
Physical where they are having the 5 yr party for Barney at the courthouse.
It is just 2-3 steps.
Johnna
Fayetteville, AR
This is interesting, as that was the scene where I first thought I
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