Keith, I'm going to deny. That is a common myth/ sighting, but I think
our Thelma Lou--Janet already 10-4ed that one back in 2004. I watched
it also and agree both; that it takes a second look, but its not him.
Here is her 2004 post from my personal archives.
Wow! To think that I have been
This might be old news, if it is--forgive me! But, in any case: it's
BIG! I was watching the 1945 film Christmas in Connecticut over the
holidays which featured Dick Elliott (Mayor Pike) as a judge...but
that's not the BIG news!
In a crowded room seen, I believe I saw OUR OWN MR. SCHWAMP
Lets Call it Who's yer Daddy?..or as we say in Indiana, Hoosier Daddy.
Name three occasions when someone in Mayberry masqueraded as a father of
a child that was not his own.
Well, there was the memorable occasion when Gomer pretended he was Opie
Taylor, Sr. in order to put one over on the
I noticed the calendar on the back wall and the picture on the calendar
looks a lot like little Leon (Clint Howard) in his cowboy outfit.
Speaking of calendars, one time when watching a DVD, I used the zoom feature on
my player to check out a calendar hanging on the wall behind Andy's desk. It
Robbie, I looked at those photos at the Surry Arts Council site, and I am
interested in learning more about the painting of Betty Lynn that was unveiled
at Mayberry Days. Can you or anyone else provide some information about that?
I don't recall anyone mentioning anything about it. It looked
I thought that this was already figuried out?? But as usuall the important
stuff here and on Alan's Miss Crump's Blackboard is never read or responded
to but drivil and trivial trivialities are talked about forever that's why I
seldom post because anything worth reading or responding to is
anyway, I do video editing and put something together I thought everyone
here might get a kick out of.? maybe not?? hope I don't offend anyone.
heres the link
http://youtube.com/watch?v=uSt6c5-whHYhttp://youtube.com/watch?v=uSt6c5-whHY
Michael, I thought that was great!!! Your trailer got me
I prefer to think of Gomer as refreshingly na?ve and charmingly ingenuous.
I typed that as naive, but the i with the double dots over it was converted
to a question mark in the digest. Sorry for any confusion!
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Does anyone know Thelma Lou's last name on the show?
This is one of life's great mysteries. It's just part of the mystique that
surrounds our beloved Thelma Lou.
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On this night of the Emmy Awards let us remember those truly deserving
awards
that were given to two outstanding artists - Don Knotts and Francis Bavier.
Isn't it a shame that Andy Griffith never won an Emmy for TAGS? He sure
deserved it!
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I have a question that's been preyin' on my mind. In the episode where the
gangster is in Barney's apartment and puts knock-out drops in the milk, I
noticed a huge something on top of the refrigerator. What is that??? I
can't even imagine. Thanks!
Johnna, someone else can explain this
Hmmm, do folks like Gregory Peck, William Holden, Ralph Bellamy, Maureen
O'Sullivan (she sure can swim), Rock Hudson (Aunt Bee's favorite), or
Gabby Hayes (he's a character) count?
For heaven's sake, don't forget Glenn Ford! He was Barney's inspiration for
that (in)famous security check at the
There is a blonde lady, maybe in her late 50's, who appears in the background
often. She is in the scene in front of the courthouse in the Ellie Runs for
Council
episode. She was also often in I Love Lucy shows. She is sitting next to
the booth
of William Holden when Lucy throws a pie
However, as one who grew up with a party line system, I have
often wondered how the people in Mayberry can answer their phones so
quickly. When on a party system each home would be given a specific ring.
Our ring when I was a kid was two longs and a short. So you always had to
listen
If Hal Smith had not been chosen for the part of Otis, who do you think
would have been a good choice for the part? My vote would have been for Foster
Brooks.
Foster Brooks was certainly good at imitating a drunk. But I can't imagine
anyone else making a satisfactory Otis. Hal Smith was
Why does Otis say Skoal as Mayor Stoner gets...well, stoned (on alcohol,
that is!)?
Skoal is a Scandinavian word used as a toast when drinking, similar to
saying, To your health or some such thing.
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OK...this is preying on my mind. Leon ( ron howard's real life brother ), is
often seeing roaming around Mayberry eating his sandwich. Where are his
parents?
Perhaps Leon's parents operate one of the downtown businesses. (Maybe the
diner or snack shop, which would explain their
Ok, here's an easy one for you. Can anyone name the episode in which Opie
Taylor was actually a sworn in Mayberry deputy??
The Christmas episode, season one. Opie, Aunt Bee, and Ellie were all sworn in
so they could legitimately celebrate Christmas Eve in the courthouse and watch
over the
Do you think that Andy would really have kissed the woman in The Prisoner
of Love'?
My personal opinion is no. Andy had too much integrity and strength of
character for that. Actually, I'm always a bit taken aback that he is drawn to
her as much as he appears to be. To me, it is somewhat
I have a most peculiar problem.? Question marks are?appearing out of nowhere
and cluttering up my posts.? And here's the real strange part.? On my copy,
they are no where to be seen!?
Laura Lee, perhaps your computer just has an inquiring mind (or motherboard, as
the case may be). Try
I read a lot about this mr.Schwump, I take it he is a character in the many
group or street scenes. Can any of you recall an episode where he appears
and I will look for him.
Mary Louise, one of the best scenes for getting a good, prolonged look at Mr.
Schwamp is in the episode My Fair Ernest
Oh, I just thought of another time that Barney was right. When Charlene did
the ritual and incantation to divorce Dud Wash and the family was trying to
force Andy to marry her, Barney came up with the idea of using mountain
folklore to get Andy out of it. Andy didn't want to have anything to
So then my thought went to other episodes when Barney was right about
something. There must have been others. Does anyone know?
Wasn't it Barney who came up with the Mother Figure theory to explain Ernest
T.'s infatuation with Helen Crump?
Of course, he wasn't as successful when attempting
Here's my itinerary: ...Anyone else have a Mayberry vacation schedule?
Boy, Kim, yours sounds so good that I think I will just say ditto!
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Anyway, here are a few more Barney-isms for you to consider:
Wow, Dave, that was a great list! You named a few I had forgotten. Very
comprehensive--thanks for sharing!
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Recent posts on zippo lighters and smoker's bulge has me watching pockets
now! But let me make this assertion: I don't believe Barney was a smoker.
In my previous post, I indicated that the character of Barney obviously wasn't
a smoker due to his inability to smoke a cigarette without
Anybody have an address where I can send Jim Nabors a Get well card?
http://jimnabors.com/http://jimnabors.com/ has a Guest book but it won't let
me in w/o a
password username and I don't have either one.
Please let me know so I can mail the card
Marie
Hey, Marie, I went to the site and
As you all know, it usually takes just one episode to get someone hooked on
a show. If you had to introduce someone to the Andy Griffith Show, which
episode would you recommend they watch and why?
I would probably recommend Man in a Hurry. This episode features several of
our favorite
In the episode where Andy delivers the baby out at Sam Becker's house,
you'll notice that Andy's shirt pocket is closed and flat against his chest
until after the baby is delivered, and he decides to go out on the porch to
have a smoke. Then his pocket flap is open, and he has the distinct
By the way, Floyd's drinks of choice were huckleberry smash and nectarine
crush!
Don't forget that new flavor--high-octane ethyl!
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I agree with both Paul and Joe (The Untrained Voice) about Thelma Lou's job. I
am of the opinion that she worked for Ed Jenkins, the insurance agent. Many
moons ago, I worked as office manager for an insurance agent. So Thel and I
share a common occupation, in addition to our naturally red
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.
Judith, we are glad to have you in our little corner of Mayberry. I'm
Barney's megalomania, paranoia, persecution complex, and
psychological inadequacies combine to produce one certifiable basket case
who should never be given a gun or a badge, say Harry Castleman and Walter
J. Podrazik in Harry and Wally's Favorite TV Shows (Prentice Hall, 1989).
Hmmm...I think
...The Potato Queen...
Don, I think you meant the Apricot Queen, didn't you?
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Tonight I sat down with my daughter and watched Jerry Lewis's movie The Errand
Boy on DVD. The most noticeable TAGS connection is the appearance of Howard
McNear. He plays a Floyd-like character (very funny!). But there's possibly
another connection in the beginning of the movie when a
I believe there is too much drama being imagined in the so-called gentle
sheriff versus the short-tempered sheriff episodes. These had to change in
order to keep things interesting. I can only imagine how hard it was to
keep coming up with a new script week after week year after year, and to
Another god food that seems to be hard to find in that area are White
Hots.
Okay, I'll bite--what are white hots???
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It makes me wonder if, as Andy aged, maybe his whole personality changed
some as displayed in the color shows and in Matlock.
Or maybe it's just the actor in the man! After all, I don't think anyone
would accuse Andy of being like Lonesome Rhodes (from A Face in the Crowd) in
real life. It
I personally think Andy had to act this way because of the people around him
acted so... well to put it nicely moronic at times. I mean you have to treat
Otis, Howard, Goober and at times Floyd like children.
I think it might be more accurate to say that in the color years particularly,
Andy
The very end of that show when Andy and Aunt Bea are on the front porch.
Andy says I sure miss him and Aunt Bea replies. The truthfullness in
their lines was so overwhelming I choked back a tear.
Cay, I watched that episode recently, too. Every time I watch it, I think the
same thing. The
I'm looking for the episode in which Barney delivers a line something like
flying a quail through there and they all would have turned and pointed
I think he was trying to line up a date for Andy or something, but I watched
Wife for Andy, and it wasn't there. Would someone let me know the
quail
My question is, does a lake loon really exist? If so, where are they
found.
Yes, the loon is real. It's a water fowl that lives in northern climates. It
has a very distinctive sound. If you want to know what a loon looks and sounds
like, watch On Golden Pond. This movie was, I believe,
We know Andy is not a coward and he is certainly not a stupid person. But
we also know he lost his mother when he was a baby and was raised by Aunt
Bee; we know his first love Sharon deSpain left him; we also know his first
wife died soon after little Opie was born. So maybe he was really
Well I think I can explain that, here goes: Helen told him weeks ago her
uncle was coming to town and made him promise to keep that evening open, but
Andy didn't write it down. Then she gave him a subtle reminder on their
regular TV watching date, but Andy didn't catch it because the young
I watched Dinner at Eight last night on DVD, and the recent comments about
the episode were fresh in my mind, so I thought I'd offer my own thoughts. I,
too, think it rather odd that Andy didn't just explain the mix-up to Helen.
This would have diffused the whole situation. However, his
But why didn't HE call the man? He spent so much time in fussing with Aunt
Bee, who refused to see reason and he knew she was this way, he could have
picked up the phone and talked to the man himself. Problem solved.
Yes, Laura Lee, doesn't that seem like the logical answer? I was thinking
Not sure if this has ever been mentioned before, but I would like to know if
any of you are aware of any modern Mayberry-like towns where there is a
sherriff who is kind of similar to Andy, and where there are nice, downhome
folks who really love and care for one another.
Yes, Valerie, there
Who else had a front porch?
Floyd (seeing Barney on the Horse)
Sam Becker
Mrs. Mendlebright (Barney talked about sitting out there with her)
The Parkers in Raleigh
The Preacher, Reverend Tucker
Thelma Lou
Who else??
Here's a couple more. Mrs. Wiley had a front porch. That's where everybody
Who else had a front porch?
Floyd (seeing Barney on the Horse)
Sam Becker
Mrs. Mendlebright (Barney talked about sitting out there with her)
The Parkers in Raleigh
The Preacher, Reverend Tucker
Thelma Lou
Who else??
Wally in Man in a Hurry. He had to warn Mr. Tucker to move his foot so he
now in that show barney is telling about a friend who went to hollywood on
one of those star's homes bus tours and talk about stopping and picking up
Gary Coopers paper and the maid coming out to tell them to get off the
grass. is it me or does that same scenario happen to Andy, Opie and
I have a question for all of the TV geniuses on here.I know TAGS has been on
the air from 1960 on.What show has been on the air continuously from the
date the show first aired. Is it TAGS? Thanks.
Frank, I'm sure I've heard this claim made regarding I Love Lucy. I don't
know about other
Dear Readers,
Of course, Gomer should be Goober.
Sorry about that.
Laura Lee Hobbs
Laura Lee, I always get such enjoyment (including a good chuckle or two) out of
reading your posts, that I am more than willing to overlook the occasional
lapse. We know that you would never REALLY confuse
Has anyone noticed during the dance scene in the movie Christmas in
Connecticut that sitting on the sidelines is a man that looks an awful lot
like a younger Mr. Schwamp?
Yes, we've noticed that, and he does bear a resemblance to Mr. Schwamp, but
when you consider that this was fifteen to
Hi, all I was watching It's a Wonderful Life today and was watching the
credits. There was a Sheldon Leonard that played Nick. Is this the Producer
of our favorite show.
One and the same!
Thelma Lou
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I just received Season 8 of TAGS on DVD and on the cover Andy is wearing his
badge on the wrong side. Would anyone have an explanation for that?
At first, I thought that the photo had been flipped horizontally, as sometimes
happens. However, when I looked again at the cover, I realized that
Allan, I enjoyed this interview very much. It was kind and comforting to
hear Ellie's (Elinor's) voice and her feelings and observations. What a
sweetheart! Sure wish she had decided that she was doing okay (or perfect)
and had stayed on TAGS for several more seasons!
I really enjoyed
At about 8pm we stopped our walk to listen to the ranger explain about the
species of bats found in that area.
She concluded her talk by letting us know that contrary to common belief, they
would not lay eggs in your hair and make you go crazy. What a relief, because I
had forgotten to wear a
Can anyone tell me if the AG Christmas Episode is on any of the DVD's that
have been released?
Yes, it's in the Season One DVD set.
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I asked a question recently but it was at the end of a long post, so I'll
ask it again. What was going on at Mrs. Wiley's? Do you think it was an
organized mixer for singles?
This has always been my assumption. It seems to be a regular gathering of
Mayberry singles. Perhaps Mrs. Wiley is a
Hey, folks, for some reason I didn't receive digest #343. I got #342 and #344
but missed the one in between (that was the one that apparently had my post
about spanking in it). I'd sure appreciate it if someone could send me a copy!
TIA,
Thelma Lou
(Janet)
Regarding my last post answering Val's question about spanking, I realized only
after I hit the send button that I omitted something. I intended to wrap up
my comments by connecting them to the episode Val referred to, but I didn't.
That may be a rule violation, so I just wanted to apologize
How Many seasons was Andy in Black and White?
I think it was the 1st 6 seasons.
Is this correct?
Earl, it was the first five seasons. The last three were in color. The black
and whites were the Barney years.
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Andy is not going to be the sheriff of Grant Co, WI. He received only about
1,200 votes, the winner, Keith Govier, received about 8,400. Andy finished
third in the race. I guess now he can go back to the music store in
Platteville, maybe he can sell some guitar picks to Jim Lindsey,or a guitar
We still haven't found a Tenor soloist, so if you know of anybody let me
know and I can audition them.
Well, the other day I had a blowout on my car. Fortunately, I wasn't far from
the filling station, and Gomer ambled over and changed the tire for me. I
found out that boy has a habit of
Congratulations to Allan -- and to all of us, really -- on the occasion of the
15th anniversary of the WBMUTBB? chapter. My husband and I didn't get Internet
access until six and a half years ago, but shortly after we went online I
discovered and joined our little corner of Mayberry here on
Since we all know that Star Trek used the Mayberry street, suppose a couple
of continuity folks were having lunch together and got the scripts all
shuffled together so we end up with Goober on Star Trek:
Dan, I'm not a Trekkie, but your post had me giggling all the way through it!
Very clever
I want to hear it from his own thin lips. (Odd. To me, Barney's lips
were the only FULL things about that
boy.)
I agree! I always thought that line was strange, since Barney's lips are NOT
thin. Obviously, the writers chose that description for humor and not for
accuracy. I want to hear
I just wanted to chime in with Harriet and Allan about all the neat stuff
that's available at www.mayberry.comhttp://www.mayberry.com/. I use Allan's
wallpaper and his Mayberry screensaver. So whatever mode my computer is in,
I'm looking at Mayberry! Anyone who loves TAGS will love this
have as well as supply photos, if
requested.
Thank you,
Thelma Lou
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I was watching my TAGS this weekend and noticed how Barney seems to cross
dress.. i can only think of two episodes... Mountain wedding, and the one
where he dresses up as an old lady to prove a point to the bank... i know
there are some more but can't think of them...
Bookie Barber also comes
Mr. Schwamp's true identity is our Ole Sam. He is our legend..not to be
snagged by one person, but to be pondered by all..to continue as a mystery,
a living legend, For if his mysterious true identity was captured..what
would future fans have to look forward to..what mystery would live on
While watching Bonanza this afternoon, there was episode entitled The
Ballerina. I looked closer at the rich rather eccentric father of the
title character and lo and behold it was Douglas Fowley. He was the hobo in
Opie and His Merry Men. He also played in Gomer Pyle, USMC as C. B.
Kail, I got a hoot out of your Barney Fife Meets Star Trek cartoon! That was
a good 'un!! Thanks for sharing.
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Some have recently suggested writing to thank TV Land for putting TAGS back on
prime time. Of course, that is a great idea. But I think the folks on this
list who are TV Land watchers also need to thank Mike Becker! He is the one
who spearheaded the effort here at WBMUTBB? to persuade TV
OK, when the girls all come to Andy's house the first time In a A wife for
Andy (#92 I think) is she the last lady in the door..or the third from the
last?
Our Nellie is the third from the last in that scene. I had to pull out my
DVD to check on that. I think I may have been the one to say
There is a lady who is a regular cameo who has never had a speaking part.
She is always either in a crowd scene, at a function (such as the Garden
Club), and has probably been in as many episodes as Mr.Schump. The only time
I have ever heard her called anything is once Andy called her Hazel
The look on Gomer's face when Dr. Pendyke started talking was
priceless!
I, too, *love* Gomer's reaction! It fits so perfectly with his naïve persona.
That entire scene is an absolute SCREAM!!!
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I agree with the recent comments about Warren. I think the lack of affection
many folks have for Warren has less to do with Jack Burns and his acting style
and more to do with how the writers chose to portray the character of Warren.
It seems that, for the most part, they didn't WANT the
Last Saturday my husband and I woke up and he said, I have a surprise for
you, we are going to go on a trip today for your birthday. He made me
breakfast and we got ready and we started driving. He took me to Mt. Airy
(which is only about an 1hr. south of where we live). We ate lunch at
What's with all this ha ha? Is that anything like peek-a-boo? Ain't that
somethin' you play with babies?
Cheryl, this is one of the reasons I love to read my digest each day. I
laughed out loud when I read your post!
Also, my thanks to our brilliant Paul. I hadn't thought about the warmth
To continue the legacy of the show we need to have it on the air so the
younger generation can catch the show as they are flipping through the
channels learn of its genius.
Joshua, though I only watch DVD's and tapes, I wholeheartedly agree with you,
and I think everyone on this list would as
That and learn to love the main web site
(http://www.mayberry.com/http://www.mayberry.com/) put together and
maintained by our own Prince of a Fellow Allen Newsome.
I concur, Harriet. I use the web site a lot. It's informative and fun, a
great resource for TAGS fans. And I do really
As someone who hasn't had cable in years (and never
satellite) I've still been reading with interest the
recent laments concerning TV Land moving TAGS, showing
so many newer shows, et.al. And it's funny that so
many of the shows people are wanting (TAGS, Green
Acres, Dick Van Dyke) are the shows
But also if Andy hadn't even been to New Orleans, how was describing it as
being like Paris going to help him any? Surely she didn't think he'd been to
Paris.
Actually, didn't Andy say one time that he had been to France during the war?
I can't remember if he specifically mentioned Paris,
There are least 4 other occasions when a wedding was planned that was not to
be in a church. None of them took place, Can you name them?
Well, one that immediately comes to mind is when Howard and Millie traveled by
train to Millie's home town to be married but then decided during the trip
That means Ron Howard is going to be a grandpa, in real life this time!
(Opie became one 20 years ago in May during Return to Mayberry.)
Oops! I think you mean that Opie became a *daddy* in Return to Mayberry! It
was Andy who became a grandpa in that movie.
Thelma Lou
(Janet)
Well, the Darling-Wash wedding was outside of the family home. And the
wedding on the Family Feud episode was not in the church, but in Andy's
living room.
And don't forget the opening scene of the very first TAGS episode -- the
wedding of Rose the housekeeper in the court house with Andy
Well, I explained (without skipping a beat), Son, that's just the actor in
the man. What episode is that line from - where Opie is questioning Andy
about a movie they had just seen and the actor's accent changed from one
movie to the next?
I believe that was from Up in Barney's Room in the
Hey, gang, I've had an exchange going with Allan about the T-shirts Bob
proposed to commemorate WBMUTBB?'s 15th anniversary, and Allan tells me that
I'M THE ONLY ONE SO FAR WHO'S SHOWED INTEREST IN THE T-SHIRTS!!! Now, surely
there are many more of you who would buy a shirt honoring our
Just 4 more months til our 15th anniversary here. We should honor
ourselves with special T-shirts. I wonder how many groups like ours
have lasted that long?
-Bob
Great idea, Bob! I still have the T-shirt that Allan made available shortly
after I joined WBMUTBB? (the one with Barney's face
Well. I just discussed Opie's job situation with my darling person and
he had a different slant on it. He thinks the writers were working on the
issue of Andy being too puffed up about his boy. He called it Andy's
Pride!
Hmmm...Hadn't thought about it from that angle, Danna, but I think
That one was a good episode. Andy learned just how good a job he and Aunt
Bee had done raising Opie when Opie gave his job up so that the
underprivileged boy (no, his name wasn't Horatio) could earn money to help
his family.
You know, when I was watching that show myself, I thought, Now, why
...and Otis' wife (did she have a name?)
I believe it was Rita.
Thelma Lou
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After all, Dave and Marsha built the Taylor Home Inn? Why not a Mayberry
Retirement Community?
Though I am far from retirement age, I think this is a great idea! Just so
long as it's built near *my* home town!
Thelma Lou
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At 43, I don't follow the music scene like I once did, but I did notice in
today's paper that there's a band from Fort Worth called Green River
Ordinance. No word on where they got that name.
This reminded me of a newsletter I was reading this morning from an evangelist
we know. He was
I said all that to ask this: Why do you think Andy absolutely refused to
finish his story if no one knew Al Becker?
I think you hit the nail on the head, Lydia, when you later said that it was
probably some plot device. You will recall that the atmosphere was rather
strained with a reluctant
I finally finished my Season 6 set of TAGS the other day. I tried to watch
only a couple shows at a time in order to make it last longer! I enjoyed
watching Goober's Replacement, since I could not remember the last time I had
watched it (no TV Land at our house). This episode has given me a
Which episode had Thelma Lou making homemade peach ice cream and brownies
for Opie? I would like the actual title of it. It's prayin' on my mind.
Bee, I think that was episode 91, The Rivals. That was when Thelma Lou was
treating Opie special because the little girl he liked didn't seem to
...a second CBS attorney, Mallory Levitt explained to Hellebrand and The
Mount Airy News that while Paramount/CBS owned the rights to the character
of Barney Fife, the group didin't have the authority to give permission for
a likeness of Don Knotts. That right belongs to the Knotts estate,
I'm still in the midst of watching my Season 6 set of TAGS DVDS. It had been a
long time since I had seen any of the episodes where the Taylors go to
Hollywood, so I really enjoyed seeing those again. During the episode when
they arrive in Hollywood, there is a scene where they stop in front
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