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Norman Lloyd Dies at Age 106

Lydia Crosswaite's father in real life. And he loved his job, working in the film trade to age 100!https://deadline.com/2021/05/norman-lloyd-dead-st-elsewhere-actor-1234754280/?fbclid=IwAR2RF-NWICIsKRrGy8Ejn4XcZuP_J1KLO-5AOST-E9ctkbKxfsuVSgeW9eo

WHO said that?

A little twist to LINES from the SHOW: Let's take turns adding lines and letting folks respond by saying WHO said that and to WHOM it was said. Once you answer one, be polite and leave one for the next person.

Quotes you say ALOT!

In no particular order, name the top 1-2 quotes from the show that you “ACTUALLY” SAY TO YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS, a lot!   Please only list 1-2 to give others a chance to add theirs!!! I’ll start: Your education was worth every penny. Eatin’ speaks louder that words!

What Episode Did I Just Watch???

Have YOU ever NOTICED?

OK...Let's find the stuff that may not be so obvious, and the ones that make you think, "Hey, I never noticed that before." and post them for all to now be able to notice. Post the Episode and the thing you noticed.  See my first post as an example.

Favorite Photos from Mayberry Events

Show some of the best and most memorable photos you've taken or that have been shared with you from any of the Mayberry Days,  Mayberry in the Midwest, Mayberry Night in Troy, or any other Mayberry events, etc.

Latest Update on MayberryMan?

Is this movie going to be completed this summer as originally planned? Or is there a later date? I know a LOT has happened since that original date was projected.

'The Jim Nabors Hour' w/ Andy Griffith

Very rare clip of 'The Jim Nabors Hour'. This is from the first show of the series which debuted in September,1969 and ran for two seasons on CBS. With special guest, Andy Griffith and featuring Frank Sutton and Ronnie Schell. This is only the second clip from the show to surface. Clip is in B & W but the show was aired in color.

commercials featuring the cast

these are always a refreshing reminder of the original episodes.  Lot's of them out there...post away! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5eS5ijLzdE

Johnny Cash & Ronnie Howard

Saw Johnny Cash last weekend in a real turkey- 'Door-To-Door Maniac', costarring a very young Ronnie Howard. A flop when first released in 1961, it was re-released in '66 under a different title, 'Five Minutes To Live' in an attempt to cash in on his later success in Country Music. A bit surprised Ronnie's daddy Rance would let him do this film considering the subject matter. It's on YouTube but don't waste your time, unless of course, like me, you enjoy watching really bad movies. This one is…