I sure would love to see some photos from Jeff's Mayberry wedding!
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Just started a new novel about a small bakery on an island off the Georgia
coast. The main character says St. Simon's is equivalent to Palm Beach, my
island is like Mayberry, alluding to the caring and camaraderie of the
community. I felt proud!
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Ron, that wiring problem story is priceless in the annals of Mayberry
fandom. I absolutely loved it and thank you muchly for sharing with us.
Mayberry, it's everywhere PTL!!!
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I just assumed Mrs. Grayson stopped somewhere on Main Street and asked where
the sheriff was at that moment or picked up the phone at the courthouse and
asked Sarah. I figure almost everyone in Mayberry knew where most folks were
at any given time.
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I believe the reason TV has mostly degenerated into filth is due to the fact
that a large percentage of the entertainment industry is comprised of
liberals. They are of the persuasion let it all hang out with no limits
and no regard for taste or decency standards. I watch very little of
I am pleased to report a nice tribute ad for Andy's gospel CD in this
month's issue of Looking Back magazine. It includes a fairly recent photo of
our beloved sheriff!
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I like to think that somehow Mayberry would have remained essentially the
same even with a big box store on the outskirts; look at Mt. Airy as an
example, just one of many in our great country. I run into small, charming
towns like this all the time in my travels and I always think of our
Janet (Thelma Lou), I thoroughly enjoyed your message today. What fun to
spot our beloved fillin' station so far away! And I'll bet they have pop in
flavors like guava, papaya, etc.!!
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Speaking of inappropriate things on TAGS, I vaguely recall Barney once
saying something about treating a woman like that a little rough, as if that
was okay. I always thought that was odd; can't remember what episode or who
the writer might be but PTL we've come a long way in our thinking about
I have a cousin in CA who lives in a condo with poor mail service, not to
mention a small box. So I often mail important things as well as gifts to
her office, knowing her receipt is less risky.
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I'm happy to report that the current issue of Reminisce Extra has a two-page
tribute to Andy titled Welcome Back (photographs that celebrte the American
experience); it shows him portraying Lonesome Rhodes in the film A Face in
the Crowd, holding a guitar in front of an audience. The caption
I believe folks were already realizing the hazards of smoking tobacco back
when Mayberry first appeared so the writers may have been trying to
discourage this in the scripts. I believe Andy was only pictured smoking a
couple times. Since virtually no one smokes these days, it's more noticeable
I was absolutely delighted to find a Mayberry reminder in the novel I just
began a few days ago. The lady was visiting a new church and the first hymn
they sang was sinners lose all their guilty stains, just like Andy and
Barney sang in the courthouse that day!
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Got to watching Splash early this morning and didn't remember Ernest T being
in it. It was fun watching it again after all these years, despite the bad
language. Spotted all of Opie's family in there too!
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Interesting question David. My late beloved and I thought alike politically
so no challenge in our household. However, my mama was a bleeding-heart
democrat and Daddy was a staunch Republican. He went so far as to drive her
to the polls (she never learned how), knowing her vote cancelled his
This month's Southern Living has a one-page tribute to Mayberry and Mt. Airy
entitled Mayberry's Sandwich. I figured it'd be the pork chop sandwich but
it's a ground steak concoction available at the Snappy Lunch as well as 3
other places. Mayberry Days is also mentioned.
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I noticed something today for the first time. The building across from the
drugstore and to the left but sort of across from the hotel and Floyd's,
etc. to the side had the word HOTEL up above the steps. It was where the
ladies of the town were holding a street rally in support of Ellie running
This morning's first episode was Class Reunion; that's a special one for me.
For some unknown reason, my family didn't watch TAGS so I wasn't introduced
to the fine folks of Mayberry until some time in 1974 when the tiny town I
was living in as a young adult finally got cable. I had been
There is a subdivision named Mayberry, in Warner Robins, GA. The houses are
somewhat traditiional-looking but it is a small area with small lots. As
for me, I would love to have a Mayberry theme park to visit; it's what I
plan in my mind when I'm trying to get to sleep; I imagine the shops and
Jason, I think your quintet did a fine rendition of our favorite theme song!
And I really appreciated the whistling. Sounds like you've got a good group
there so thanks for sharing!!
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Recently I spotted a child actor that appeared in Mayberry; he was the boy
who wanted his father put in jail in lieu of himself for riding his bike on
the sidewalk. This boy played the son of the first woman president in Kisses
for my President, starring Fred MacMurray and Polly Bergen. Who
Recently I spotted a child actor that appeared in Mayberry; he was the boy
who wanted his father put in jail in lieu of himself for riding his bike on
the sidewalk. This boy played the son of the first woman president in
Kisses
for my President, starring Fred MacMurray and Polly Bergen. Who
To answer Danny's question, I was able to meet Andy when he was at Disney's
studio theme park to be inducted into the TV Hall of Fame. He was gracious
but not friendly; his manager kept shooing folks away. I had heard he was
not open to visiting and such so I did not press; I merely shook his
I heard the sad news this morning just before leaving; I sniffled but ended
up smiling thinking he is having a reunion with Barney, Goober and the rest
who have already passed. Later on my sweet nephew in Texas called me to
extend condolences; that really touched my heart.
Aunt Bee of Orlando
Flipping thru the channels late last night I ran into a film with Spencer
Tracy titled Keep of the Flame. Had to stop and think about it but it
finally came to me altough I did not see Opie.
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Late last night I recognized a voice and realized it was the Stranger in
Town appearing as a book collector on Cheers. He looked good considering the
time frame (more than 20 years since TAGS).
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Oops! Forgot this is Andy's birthday till I read the newspaper. Can't
believe our beloved sheriff is 86! God bless him muchly!!!
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Two TAGS moments today: On Family Ties, Elyse sang Believe me if all those
endearing young charms; remember when Rafe was singing it and Barney tried
to go too fast?Then in the crossword puzzle, the clue was little TV
redhead and you know who that was!
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Thanks Janet for that sweet vignette between you and your daughter with the
spelling words. Isn't it nice that we have Mayberry to refer to in a
pleasant way and helpful too?
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Once when Don Knotts appeared at Disney, I was appalled when the emcee for
the event said his greatest character was Ralph Furley. Then very young
kids in the audience applauded and began asking Don ques tions about that
show when I considered it basically an adult show. Each to their own I
I have to say that all this recent discussion about unattractive people is
offensive to me. I am not physically attractive and highly resent being
thought of as a second-class citizen because of it. We are all God's
children with gracious attributes besides good looks and this should not be
I've always said that Goober would be fun to cook for; after all, he even
appreciates good salt! So I do believe it is he whom I would invite to
dinner and I'd probably fix spaghetti with oregano just for him, hoping I
didn't goof up the recipe!
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I'll always remember when I met Goober at Disney World many years ago. He
was so gracious and friendly and happily autographed my Mayberry, My
Hometown book on his picture. Such a nice man.
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Last night on Lawrence Welk, they sang the song that Andy, Helen, Howard and
Alice Harper sang up at her family's cabin when she came back to town;
something about being in love. Mayberry memories, they're everywhere!
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Wow, did I goof! Is this the same episode where Andy says something about
being a sport once in awhile? In any case, my brain freezes are coming more
often at my age. Sorry if I confused anyone besides myself!
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Since my observation of Mr. Schwump tells me he is a true gentleman I
believe he would politely say Hello, how are you? to whomever first
greeted him. I can't imagine him asking for a dance or anything of a rude
nature whatsoever. IMHO.
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Was it in the Punch in the Nose episode that we hear of Floyd being a
distant cousin of somebody? I can't remember who though.
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I think I remember seeing our Frank Meyers on a Mickey Mouse Club mystery
with the Hardy Boys involving gold doubloons when I was a youngster. His
delivery, voice and demeanor are very recognizable most times.
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I was very pleasantly surprised to see a young Opie on an episode of Dennis
the Menace this evening; he had few lines but was still cute as a button!
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I seem to recall Miss Peggy toting a tackle box after Opie fetched her back
to the house early that next morning after losing her note to Andy the
afternoon before.
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As I was leaving Warner Robins, GA this morning, I noticed a billboard ad
for Lemley's Garage; began pondering where I knew that name; of course,
Phoebe Gilbert's brother. I wonder if he up and moved south? On a side
note, when I checked into the hotel a few days before, both the bellman and
Today's crossword puzzle had a Barney quote: some kind of a nut. I could
hear him saying it in my mind clear as a bell!
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I guess the term Bobbydazzler is not just Malcolm's; Daphne said this to
Frasier last night; she's from Manchester, I wonder if that's close to
Eckmundwight?
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I believe I once read somewhere that Andy said he did not feel comfortable
with any of the actresses who were hired to play romantic interests until
Anita Corsaut came along. As the star, he called the shots so they just kept
on trying till he felt it was right and it was!
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I was having a Mayberry memory while drifting off to sleep last night and
after googling it, I cannot find an answer. In the episode wherein Barn was
worried about security at the bank, Andy asks him if he recently saw the
movie G-Men with Glenn Ford (I think). I cannot find this film listed on
Gosh what great posters we have on this site. I thoroughly enjoyed watching
Dave in his Honda ad as Barney; it was a hoot! And then to view Desi's
heliocopter tour over 40 acres, gee whiz what memories of both TAGS and
GWTW! Thanks to both these great fans!!!
Aunt Bee of Orlando
I got the Digest today! Maybe things are turning around in our favor. I
contacted my ISP but they deny any blackballing of our beloved newsletter
but I don't trust 'em! Anyway, I continue to search the archives so I can
keep up. I just hope I don't get lost again!
Aunt Bee of Orlando
Just started reading a book on Ronald Reagan and found that he modeled his
presidency after that of Floyd's hero, Calvin Coolidge. Who knew?
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Surprised and delighted to find our Floyd being a booking agent for Jack
Benny recently on one of his old shows!
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I'm reading a little novel in which the main character is listening to a
young girl playing the guitar and singing. She states that she knows the
second song from TAGS and it's about love thru the seasons. I figure she
means There Is A Time. I was so tickled by the reference I almost cried! I
I believe I once saw Mr. Jacobs moving a ladder for either Otis trying to
escape or for Malcolm trying to fix a window? I got the impression he lived
next door to the Taylors. Funny what a coincidence about Mr. Main as I
just saw him this week on That Girl; he was assistant to a British
If you will note, in all those instances of lies and deceit, the end result
was to accomplish some good, not the other way around. Would that were the
case in today's world!
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Ken, thank you so much for the heads-up about the baby hummingbird rescue!
That was just about the most precious thing I have ever seen. God bless that
young man for his loving persistence. I wonder if the bird is still a member
of his household still?On another note, I once found a baby
Last night on Lawrence Welk, the Lennon Sisters sang Santa Lucia but in my
head I heard our Gomer lilting forth! Ah, the memories our TAGS evokes!!!
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I'd probably go out with Goober as he was a sweet, capable guy who loved to
eat so he'd be fun to cook for too!
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Thank you Harriet for sharing this link with us. I thoroughly enjoyed it for
it was right on!
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I'll tell you an odd name. There was a boy in my high school who was called
Ham; I figured it was short for Hamilton but when the yearbook came out, his
full name was listed as Hambone! As for Andy's autograph, I too have a
cancelled check supposedly sold by a reputable dealer but who knows?
Late last night I encountered our Malcolm Merriweather on an old episode of
Columbo I think it was from 1972. I met him in Alabama in the mid-90s and he
hadn't changed a bit! And such a nice gentleman!
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Seems to me that there was a blurb in a book or interview article one time
wherein Andy said they used the crew as extras whenever they could so the
smiling choir member might've been a non-actor who just couldn't contain his
humorous reaction. I've noticed this in several episodes and most
Seems to me that Andy's boots were just plain old Wellingtons; there
might've been a reference to them on one of the episodes or in a book about
TAGS; can't recall just what.
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I seem to have stumbled onto lots of old movies lately with many Mayberry
alumni starring. Just a day or two ago there was cousin Ollie lording it
over Bobby Darin cuz he was a policeman - priceless! Then cousin Bradford (I
think) keeping an eye on Rock Hudson and Doris Day. A whole slew of our
Mayberrily Marie, the word uvula comes up often in crossword puzzles and of
course I always think of Barney and the choir too at that time! This is a
prime example of interesting facts we picked up while watching TAGS.
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In yesterday's USA Today puzzle, the clue was Lewis Carroll's Boojum. Never
heard this anywhere else but TAGS and the answer was Snark after all! Found
out it was from one of his poems about snarks, a fictional creature. Don't
know about Grovely Barch or Brillen Trant though! Does anybody know
I believe Santa is an angel with a regular-sized sleigh that gets
replenished by God just like the loaves and fishes story in the Bible. And
time magically gets lengthened on Christmas Eve; we're just not aware of it.
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I imagined Barney paid very little for such an old relic with no real
provenance, especially in their rural neck of the woods. He might've even
talked his landlord into a late rental payment in order to do so. He
probably never even considered charging the county for the vehicle even
though
Yes Paul, you are right! I loved that video; it is adorable! I wish I knew
how to do things like that but I'm behind the times. I am forwarding the
link to all my kin though so they can enjoy it too. Thanks a bunch.
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Joe's message about CRS made me realize something that perhaps other
Mayberrians encounter. In reading a magazine, newspaper or book, I will
happen upon a name that is so familiar to me that I have to stop and try to
recall that person. After a few moments it often turns out to be a Mayberry
Jason, I wish I'd been there! Sounds like you all have a wonderful Mayberry
good time!
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It happened again; last night during the umpteenth viewing of Miracle on
34th Street who should I spot for the first time but cousin Bradford working
in the Post Office! Then early this morning Mayor Stoner was chatting it up
with Humphrey Bogart! Who knew?!
Aunt Bee of Orlando
After decades of many viewings of White Christmas, I spotted a Mayberry
alumnus last night. It was our own bookie barber as a nightclub owner in the
very beginning of the film; the sheriff might have been Cousin Ollie but I
couldn't be sure. Then this morning, what episode was on TVLand? The
Late last night flipping thru the channels and guess who was conversing with
Bob Hope? Our own Mr. Weaver, the grouchy one at Christmas time. Who knew he
had spent time with one of the all-time greats! Then this morning, Mr.
Darlin' was the head of a Scottish clan on a TV rerun and he had a
I'd hafta' join you folks who would vote for Mayor Pike as Mayor Stoner was
just too cut and dried about things; as Barn said you have to go not so
much by the book but by the heart. Unfortunately, Roy Stoner didn't seem to
have much heart.
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Well, it's easy to tell that Ben Sandifer is raising his Alex right! If'n
that boy can quote from TAGS, he's got a good education under his belt
already!!!
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I am so very glad to be receiving the Digests once again. I argued with my
service provider to no avail but whatever Allan did fixed it. I had not been
able to visit Mayberry since Oct. 5th; now I'm home.
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I don't know how this person came to include me in her invitations to the
social networking sites as I do not participate in such foolishness. It just
goes to show what a folly this is if they sneak into your address list. The
person who supposedly invited me is someone with whom I corresponded
In the book Off the Eaten Path from Southern Living, the author devotes 4
whole pages to Mt. Airy's Snappy Lunch in the North Carolina section. Along
with the write-up that mentions our favorite characters, he includes the
recipe for the pork chop sandwich. I am proud!
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Early this morning on Dennis the Menace, there was Parnell Rigsby manning
the pet shop!
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Sorry if it bugs you Paul, but to many of us, the actors who portrayed our
beloved Mayberry characters are who they are and always will be in our
minds. What's the harm in referring to them as we mostly know them? Hang
loose!
Aunt Bee of Orlando
Catching up on newspaper reading of USA Today, I saw a Mayberry reference. It
was about Tuscarora indians in NY; remember that was Mr. Dave's magic word to
get gumballs out of the gumball machine without a coin? Do you suppose he was
from up there?
Aunt Bee of Orlando
Kris, you are one lucky duck for you will be living near the location of the
very first chapter and home of our illustrious founder, Jim Clark! Besides
that, he is one of the nicest fellas you will ever meet, true to the Mayberry
credo. I'm sure you will hear from him and other fine folks from
Hey Jason! I'm proud of you and your son for performing for your group and
spreading the word (the goodness of Mayberry). Thanks for sharing this with
us!
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Oh happy day! I am in Williams, AZ and find Andy on a local station right now.
This is the first viewing I've had since leaving home back in June! It's the
statue episode and I'm hoping there will be another too. Just thought I'd share
my thrill.
Aunt Bee of Orlando
Watching Tonight Show; Sheryl Crow said she did an AuntBee voice for a
McDonald's TV ad years ago (who knew) and she's also auctioning one of her
antique cars to help the victims of the Joplin tornado! What a tribute she is
to the goodness of Mayberry. Warmed my heart again.
Aunt Bee of Orlando
I experienced two references to our beloved hometown today. In the movie The
Backup Plan, JLo's character was watching the episode when the Taylors were in
Hollywood and Ange was visiting Darlene Mason while Ope was miscommunicating
with Miss Crump over the phone. Then in The Natural, at a
Thank you Pam in Chicago for your charming vignette and reference to Opie and
his birds today. I would like to have seen that event too so I thank you for
the image you shared. I'm a critter-lover in case you haven't noticed!
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Saw an old selectric typewriter (perhaps '70s vintage) aboard Air Force One at
the Reagan Library/Museum today in Simi Valley, Calif. But I don't know if
Emmett had ever taken a crack at it as the docent said it still works!
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I'm surely for another Mayberry sequel but let's get the REAL Andy, Gomer,
Opie, Leon and any other stars still with us to reprise their roles in the name
of authenticity and enjoyment.
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I saw Pat, the movie studio secretary for Sheriff Without a Gun, on an old
movie yesterday. It was Hellfighters with John Wayne. Who knew Miss Bunny got
around in such high places?
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Happy 4th of July to all Mayberrians out there and their loved ones! I am
currently in South Lake Tahoe fixing to view one of the nicest fireworks
display in our great country so I'm excited!!!
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My van died just as I rounded the bend getting off at Flagstaff for gas. AAA
brought me to the local GM dealer and it was the fuel pump! It wasn't doing any
of the things Wally asked Mr. Foster that time but that's what it was. I am now
safely in the hotel down the road a short piece in
I get a warm fuzzy whenever Clara pats Aunt Bee on the shoulder after she sits
down following her sacrifice of the blue ribbon for the rose; also when Howard
looks Heavenward when Andy tells him he came up with the solution for the
church leaning problem!
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In a local column today, I read that our Mavis Neff (Elaine Joyce) has been
married to the prolific playwright Neil Simon since 1999. Who knew?
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I vote to put a jar of Clara's prize-winning pickles in the time capsule.
Umm maybe not, the excess heat would probably make it explode and ruin all
the other stuff. Oh well, maybe one of her ribbons with a little write-up
about it's significance?
Aunt Bee of Orlando
I watched Picnic (double reference to Mayberry) again recently and noticed
the whole town crowd singing Barn's favourite Juanita. One of my personal
favourites is when Ange and Barn harmonize in the courthouse so beautifully
to When Sinners Lose All their Guilty Stains; it is so lovely!
Aunt
Despite suffering a big tragedy, Paul has stepped up to the plate in more
ways than one. You'll notice in his updates that he is not sitting around
whining about what our govt is going to do for him? He has tackled things,
was properly insured and has taken responsibility to overcome the
If Ken can get permission to print the name and address of the 102-year-old
lady who is a big Mayberry fan, perhaps we could all send her some Mayberry
greetings! I bet it'd make her day to hear from lots of fellow fans around
the country.
Aunt Bee of Orlando
Below is the link to a great news story about Mt. Airy that was on CNN
yesterday.
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I agree that AC changed our social lives immensely, as well as TV.
Television brings folks into our homes so we perhaps do not feel the need to
socialize outside as much. As a widow whose constant companion was my
beloved, I never developed friendships so TV is a wlecome visitor in my
home; I
Thanks David for your survival story; sounds like you all witnessed a
miracle! Glad you all are okay and we will get to see you again!
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Dan, I'm shocked to hear about Gene Barry mistreating our James Best. Way
back in 1969 I was fortunate to attend a taping of the shows meant for our
military forces serving overseas (they were called Operation: Entertainment,
if memory serves me); I was working at NAS Memphis at the time. I met
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