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@kimrabb I'm very open-minded. So I figured after 37 years I would have a better appreciation for it. No such luck. That's why I said it was not funny in 1975 and not funny today.

At 06:12, why did Howard fill the water pistol with milk?

Thirty minutes of my life that I will never get back. I remember the hype surrounding this skit back in 1975. I cannot describe my bitterness when I tuned-in. I felt like I had been had in a con game. The jokes were so lame and I could never understand why the audience was laughing at the “pu...

Thirty minutes of my life that I will never get back. I remember the hype surrounding this skit back in 1975. I cannot describe my bitterness when I tuned-in. I felt like I had been had in a con game. The jokes were so lame and I could never understand why the audience was laughing at the “pu...

The episode before this one was "Helen's Past" where Mrs. Pendleton was trying to get Helen Crump fired from her job as a teacher. Now, one week later, Andy has Mrs. Pendleton in his home cooking and cleaning while Aunt Bee is away. Forget the sorry plot about Emmett's Anniversary. I would muc...

Since when does Andy drive home and not park the patrol car in the driveway? In all other episodes, he always pulls into the driveway, even when he comes home only for a short time, like for lunch. The time he's home for the day and he parks on the street.

It's a good thing she's wearing that ridiculous hat in all of the driving scenes since it makes it difficult to tell that it's a stunt man driving the car in all of the long shots.

Why do the authorities refer to themselves as "Federal Agents?" Why do they never use the term "FBI" or "FBI Agents?" Is there some rule or law against using the correct terminology in movies? This also happens in the movie Capricorn One when Elliott Gould is arrested by "Federal Agents." Feder...

That's not just Andy's house, it's all of the houses on Andy's street in Mayberry!

At 7:45 into the episode, Finnegan is the guy on the motorcycle. He looks different without his Starfleet Academy cadet uniform, but it's him alright.

Why wasn't Opie at the baseball game with Andy? It was a perfect father and son event, but no Opie.

At 17:30 -- What's that thing on Mike's upper lip?

It's established early in the episode that this is a Sunday since Archie asks Edith if she has brought in the Sunday newspaper. So when did the United States Postal Service begin delivering packages on a Sunday?

So Howard and Millie are engaged to be married in this episode. After the end of The Andy Griffith Show, the characters of Howard and Millie were continued in Mayberry RFD. But in that show, Millie was now the steady girlfriend of Sam Jones. Makes you wonder if that sort of Love Triangle didn'...

So Howard and Millie are engaged to be married in this episode. After the end of The Andy Griffith Show, the characters of Howard and Millie were continued in Mayberry RFD. But in that show, Millie was now the steady girlfriend of Sam Jones. Makes you wonder if that sort of Love Triangle didn'...

You are right. The character in the khaki uniform with the US Eighth Army patch is known as Klaus in the film. According to Charles Robert Jenkin's book, "The Reluctant Communist," he was played by the Vice Dean of the Italian Music School in Pyongyang.

Exactly why did Lionel visit the Bunker's house in this episode? He did not drop off or pick up any dry cleaning and he didn't hang-out with Mike and Gloria. His appearance seemed to consist of nothing more than showing-up, exchanging a few funny lines with Archie and then disappearing. Common...

Two things that always bothered about this episode: First, everybody Gomer comes to visit is off on a camping trip -- Andy, Opie, Goober and Aunt Bee. Somehow, I just cannot see Aunt Bee camping in the woods. Also, at the very end, when Andy and the others return, they go straight to the Court...