My wife and I just watched the episode where Aunt Bee leaves town and Miss Peggy comes over to cook for Andy and Opie. When the plate of wienies & beans is shown, it looks like a piece of raisin bread is also on the plate!
Thelscuz had a good idea about adding a new final saying to each TAGS episode. Kind of like a second epilouge where they come back for one last sentence from one of the characters.
So what if we went through every episode in order and someone makes u
I read some interesting articles about the alleged murder of a person who had been on The Andy Griffith Show. I'm sure some here knew about this but I had never heard about it before.
Apparently this person was murdered, but no one was ever charged a
Wednesday June 12 7PM Eastern/4PM Pacific, Margaret Kerry ('Bess Muggins', "Helen Scobey') will be the guest on STU'S SHOW!. The internet-streaming interview show can be accessed at http://www.stusshow.com. You can send questions for Margaret to comm
I recall a discussion some time ago on Miss Crump's board about this sign seen in the first season ep, 'The Inspector,' but have forgotten if it was ever determined where it originated. I'm assuming from another production underway at Desilou at the
Always kind of wondered about what area was considered Back Bay Boston where Mrs. Wiley suspected Oliver Gossage (Ernest T.) was from. Never did look it up, yet did find out last week after the terrible bombing that Boylston Street runs right throug
Ray Randall's post about Thelma Lou and the church put me to wondering how many references to God were made on TAGS, other than in hymns. I can think of 2 right off. In, 'The Church Benefactors,' episode, Aunt Bee says something like, "Every Sunday f
I was going through some old Mt. Airy town records from when Andy would have been a teenager there. Here's some of the actual family names I found that were used in the show.
Finch Matthews Griffith Beasley Andrews Edwards Pruitt Clark Lawson