I finally found out what really happened to our half a boy Horatio.
Apparently he was out in his father's workshop one day playing with a saw.
He ended up cutting off his entire left side of his body.
But don't worry. He is all right now.
--
Ken Anderson
The Mayberry Guru
2906 May Street
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Something has been preying on my mind for a long time now. Regarding the
sitcom program Two and a Half Men; I always wondered why Horatio didn't get
a part in the show. He would have been a perfect fit.
--
Ken Anderson
The Mayberry Guru
2906 May Street
Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54701
www.themayberr
Dan, I agree with you on how TVLand treated poor Horatio. They cut him up
until he was just half a boy. This morning on the radio they asked a trivia
question - who play Gilligan. Can anyone relate how Gilligan and the
Skipper are connected to Mayberry?
Elizabeth in Georgia
I have often wondered whatever became of Poor Horatio, that half a boy who
Andy spoke about. There was an article in our daily paper today about ten
recent high school graduates who received the "Horatio Alger" scholarship
So apparently good old Poor Horatio must have overcome the
ering if I was on duty and that is why I wore my uniform to
church. She had a real laugh when I explained the situation to her.
Presentations went very well and everyone enjoyed the video with Andy, Opie,
and poor Horatio. I did the presentation twice and both pastors who introduced
me did an
o has ever been to Mayberry Days knows of her.
Regarding poor Horatio: On October 31 Deputy Ken will be doing two
presentations at our church for Stewardship Sunday. Our church has 2500
members and we are having a big breakfast. Stewardship committee wants me
to worship in uniform that da
My husband and I have been watching the set of Horatio Hornblower dvds from the
library. It is an interesting historical dramatic series. But whenever Horatio
found himself in a "situation," ( a situation, that's what we've got!!) I found
that I couldn't help but sa
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