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It's A Mystery!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Big Jeff Pruitt 14 hours ago. 9 Replies 1 Like
When we were trying to figure out where the door to Emmett's Fix-It Shop is located, it dawned on me that we could start a list of such mysterious elements in TAGS. Anything that was never…Continue
So Near And Yet So Far
Started this discussion. Last reply by Big Jeff Pruitt 11 hours ago. 15 Replies 1 Like
I think we may have done this before--but if so, it's worth repeating. I was watching the episode today (twice) where Peggy's old lab partner, the Hungry Buzzard, shows up, Andy storms off, and…Continue
Barney's Hiding Places
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve L Mar 22. 15 Replies 1 Like
What did Barney have hidden about his person? Three of these hidden items were revealed in less than a minute in one episode. There may have been others...1. What?2. Where?Continue
The Angels in the Details
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve L Mar 17. 24 Replies 0 Likes
Unlike "the devil is in the details," I think the angels were on the side of TAGS when they came up with all those delightful details that help to make the show so appealing.For example: Leon, with…Continue
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Big Jeff Pruitt replied to Thelscuz's discussion It's A Mystery!"What cornball accent? Seems to me like he talked just fine up until he started hangin' around that arshman that walked around in the trees. That feller was enough to make anybody start talkin' funny, what with the smoke comin' out of…"
Jane Hinckley replied to Thelscuz's discussion It's A Mystery!"Another mystery: When Andy and Helen moved to Cleveland due to Andy's new job as a postal inspector, did Helen find a new teaching job as well? In other words, did Helen stay home and learn to cook or did Andy eat frozen dinners for 20…"
"Did you "soak it," Big Jeff, like Andy recommended to Sarah? Apparently, that make everything all better.
As to the murderer and the victim, I don't have a clue either (HA! "Don't have a clue...get it? Huh?…"
Keevy Hazelton replied to Thelscuz's discussion It's A Mystery!"He seemed to have changed very abruptly, too. To me, he seemed "cornball-ish" through the second episode of season 3, then, without warning, he was straight-man and Barney was getting most of the laughs. Aunt Bee also…"
"Barney's attempt to order from the menu (written in French), even though he couldn't parlez-vous Francais.
"I'll have this and this."
Waiter: "Snails and brains. Very good, sir."
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"Andy's cornball accent apparently went South! If you watch an episode from the first season and then one from the last season it's hard to believe it's the same character. Guess ole Ange was taking some "Continuing…"
"Was she "down at the dime store"? How did she know it anyway? Sounds like Sarah might have spread the word..."
Keevy Hazelton replied to Thelscuz's discussion It's A Mystery!"The pickup truck Andy had in the first episode was never seen in his possession again. He must have sold it because we seen it around town in other episodes."
"Mighty glad to have you, Shirley.
Barney's parents seemed to go missing after he gave them the septic tank for their anniversary. Hope I'm not reading too much into this, but you never know! Did we see Barn arresting his mother…"
shirley sanchez replied to Thelscuz's discussion It's A Mystery!"Iread that door was go to the mayor's office up stairs but they never used it so they decided to take the door out. Want too thank you for welcome me to Mayberry"
Kris Butts replied to Thelscuz's discussion It's A Mystery!"And, in the first season, the window to the left as you enter the Courthouse was visible from the outside, but on the inside, all you get is a solid wall. Also, the vanishing door in Floyd's Barbershop leading to the Beauty Shop. It disappears…"
Plain Claude replied to Thelscuz's discussion It's A Mystery!"The vanishing door to the left of the jail cells
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It's A Mystery!
When we were trying to figure out where the door to Emmett's Fix-It Shop is located, it dawned on me that we could start a list of such mysterious elements in TAGS. Anything that was never explained/had more than one explanation/vanished without a trace, etc. could be added to the list. Here's one:Goober's birth certificate (Nobody seems to know how old he is in "A Punch in the Nose".) See More
"Seems like that time Emmett was forced to take the insurance job with his brother-in-law he was sneaking off to work on stuff at the fix-it shop. When his wife is observing him from outside I believe there is a sign hanging…"
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- Who is your favorite Mayberry character?
- Barney
- What is your favorite episode of The Andy Griffith Show?
- Pickles
- Can you share a short bio with us so that we can get to know you better?
- I'm a retired high school English teacher. Love to read--mostly "histories and mysteries".
I collect quilts. Am the world's greatest Ray Charles fan. Love me some TAGS--the early years, mostly. Not many of the color episodes feel right.
- What sort of hobbies or interests do you have?
- Reading, collecting quilts and quilt-related items, playing with grandchildren and great-grandchildren, watching TAGS.
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- At 6:54am on February 17, 2013,
Bud Gramer said…
Thank you for the welcome.Hope all is well
- At 11:17am on December 5, 2012,
Quiet Sam Becker said… And Thanks for the Welcome! All the best to you and yours!
- At 11:16am on December 5, 2012, Quiet Sam Becker said…
Oh, I meant no slight against cousin Goober, after all he always gives me a free air filter for Christmas, I was just being a bit short in my bio ;-)
- At 4:48pm on August 17, 2012,
Jim Ham said… I baked the pie and it was incredible!!! A photo of the recipie is also posted. I love that cookbook! Many great recipies!!
- At 4:58pm on April 14, 2012,
albert wbmutbb said… 
Cool! Afterwards, we can go to Bee's Canton Palace and I'll treat you to parasols in a rice dinner!
- At 3:38am on April 14, 2012, albert wbmutbb said…
Glen Ford picture showing next week at the Grand, Thels'. Wanna go?
- At 7:36pm on March 10, 2012,
Mary Grace said… Thank you for the welcome, Thelscuz! I'm glad to see so many from Miss Crump's here.
- At 8:25pm on February 17, 2012,
Randy Davis said… - Welcome to the neighborhood Thel.
- At 3:42pm on February 15, 2012,
Larry Grainger said… - Welcome to the Mayberry community, Linda from a fellow Lebanonian.
- At 12:59pm on February 15, 2012, albert wbmutbb said…
Hey there, Linda! Welcome to the community, real good to have you here!
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Big Jeff Pruitt replied to Big Jeff Pruitt's discussion It's A Small (entertainment) World!"Aw, she's middlin', middlin'. Thanx for askin'! You gettin' along alright?"
Keevy Hazelton replied to Big Jeff Pruitt's discussion It's A Small (entertainment) World!"Hey Big Jeff, good to have you back. How's Miss Bertha getting along?"
Mr. Wheeler - posted a status"At one time I did have some of those pearly onion. They twanged my buds. I did have the feeling of being specialized on though."
Big Jeff Pruitt liked Denise Noe's discussion Aunt Bee's British Replacement And the Need to Be NeededBig Jeff Pruitt replied to Jane Hinckley's discussion Too old for babies"Well, it depends on the chronology you use. As we found in "The Case of the Punch in the Nose," there can be discrepancies of nearly 20 years with these things. Knotts was about 63 and Betty Lynn was only a couple of years behind him at…"
Big Jeff Pruitt replied to Big Jeff Pruitt's discussion It's A Small (entertainment) World!"Well, thanks folks, for chiming in and, yeah, between the sugar pills, doctorin', soakin', and soup slurpin', I'm back on my feet for now. Although, at one point I did have to holler "Taters!" at the top of my lungs.…"
Big Jeff Pruitt replied to Thelscuz's discussion It's A Mystery!"What cornball accent? Seems to me like he talked just fine up until he started hangin' around that arshman that walked around in the trees. That feller was enough to make anybody start talkin' funny, what with the smoke comin' out of…"
Jane Hinckley posted a discussionToo old for babies
After the wedding of Barney and Thelma Lou, Opie and Eunice discuss whether they should leave their crib behind when they move to Binghampton, NY. Aren't Thelma Lou and Barney past the chil-bearing years?See More
Jane Hinckley replied to Thelscuz's discussion It's A Mystery!"Another mystery: When Andy and Helen moved to Cleveland due to Andy's new job as a postal inspector, did Helen find a new teaching job as well? In other words, did Helen stay home and learn to cook or did Andy eat frozen dinners for 20…"
"Did you "soak it," Big Jeff, like Andy recommended to Sarah? Apparently, that make everything all better.
As to the murderer and the victim, I don't have a clue either (HA! "Don't have a clue...get it? Huh?…"
Mr. Wheeler - replied to Big Jeff Pruitt's discussion It's A Small (entertainment) World!"Old Doc Andrews took good care of you and fixed you right up. It was really the sugar pills that Emma Watts gave you. She had a hard time getting them. Someone is at the door and I know you hope it is not more chicken soup. Gomer says hey! Hey to…"
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