favorite scene

One of my favorite scenes is in 'Opie's Charity' when Andy is trying to explain Horatio the half a boy. Another is 'the British is comin', the British is comi', get ya a gun, we're gonna have us a revolution!' Elizabeth in Ga ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMU

Re: Favorite Scene

My favorite scene is one that I think represents the best of what "TAGS" is all about. In "The Cow Thief" when Barney leaves with the mayor and the investigator after Andy explains his theory of how the cows are disappearing, he returns. When Barney starts to say &quo

Favorite scene

Any scene with Ernest T Bass makes me chuckle. My all time favorite is when Andy is talking to Opie about charity and Opie laments about "poor Horatio"! I was watching the first episode the other day. Aunt Bee must have gotten an early start coming to Andy's house as Opie had just made break

Favorite scene

Favorite scene where the music adds to the moment. In "Prisoner of Love" where Andy first notices the women prisoner. And yes I know that episode received much "critique" when it was first aired, but I won't go into that here, Unless someone wants me too, hee hee..

favorite scene w/o major players

Ted, one of my favorite scenes without the main characters is Thelma Lou and Jeff Pruitt having "supper" of "finger sandwiches." It is indeed hilarious to see the reaction of a robust farmer and his dismay at the meager meal put before him! Aunt Bee of Orlando ___

Favorite Scene

What's your favorite scene not involving Andy, Barney, Opie or Aunt Bee? You know the scene: Goober: "I got me a talkin' dog!!! -Bob ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

Favorite Scene

My favorite scene without Andy, Aunt Bee, Opie, or Barney is when Otis is in the cell with the loaded goat. It cracks me up every time when he grabs Jimmy by the beard and looks him in the face and says, "Uncle Ned, what are you doing here?" Ken Anderson 2906 May Street Eau Claire,