"I believe that was the movie Gary uttered his famous line, “Trudy, Trudy, Trudy.”"

"I found this on another website.  Barney must have finally got ‘em!
 
In 1967 the Wilson Chemical Company was dealt a crushing blow by the Federal Trade Commission, which decided that the company’s advertising method of luring young salesmen had to…"

"Rafe Hollister did. "

"Back at ‘cha Keev!"

"Bernie, you might be on to something here.  Your education was worth every penny!  I too have been known to spend hours and hours going through old records on microfilm and would love to see something like this."

"Good one, Keev.  That one had me under the bucket for a few days."

"So this one is a stretch.  In “Barney’s Replacement” There is a brief scene with Clara “Johnson” in her house.  Otherwise Uncle Todd is the only Ohio reference I recall, but I don’t remember a scene in Clara’s house in Family Visit."

"Sinking boat?  You mean kind of like old Gertrude in “The Manhunt?”"

"Happy Birthday!  Maybe Sam Allen will come down and take you frog giggin."

"I just watched “Citizens Arrest” and there is someone in the background of the crowd scenes that looks like it could be him. "

"Shazam! What station was that on?"

"Looks like it had various names.  Also PunchDub in the Sluggy (Freddy Fleet) Patterson video!"

"So slug bug was played by punching your buddy in the arm whenever you’d see a Volkswagen drive by.  Apparently VW had a commercial a few years back with Sluggy Patterson talking about how he invented the game.  Sluggy is a former TAGS actor.
Sluggy…"

"No, but this would have been their kind of game.  It was a game played in a car that dealt with a specific product.  I found an obsure connection to this and a mayberry character."

"And in the beginning of that episode Aunt Bee does call it “putting up” pickles.  I guess it’s true..... what goes up, must come down."