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Barney is convinced that an ex-con's visit to town is to take revenge on Sheriff Taylor. Andy wounded Luke Comstock in the leg in 1952. Barney owns 1/8 of a share of stock in the Amalgamated Oxidation and Aluminum Corporation of America, along with Floyd, Wally, and "some of the boys." He receives a dividend check in the amount of 27¢. Aunt Bee's bedroom is shown briefly. Andy keeps an unloaded revolver on top of Aunt Bee's china cabinet. The bullets are kept in a drawer. Luke Comstock owns a chain of television repair stores in Cleveland. The Deputy's Oath: "As a deputy of the county of Mayberry, I swear to uphold the laws and regulations therein, set to by statute 426 C, county rules and regulations, put there by this date, city of Mayberry, county of Mayberry, thereon."
Sheriff Andrew "Andy" Jackson Taylor is the principal character on The Andy Griffith Show, an American sitcom which aired on CBS, (1960--1968). The character made a few appearances in the show's spinoff Mayberry R.F.D. (1968--1971) and appeared in a reunion telemovie Return to Mayberry (1986). The character made his initial appearance in an episode of The Danny Thomas Show (February 1960). Andy Taylor appeared in all 249 episodes of The Andy Griffith Show and was played by comedian and actor Andy Griffith.
Andy Taylor lives in the fictional, sleepy community of Mayberry, North Carolina. Andy is a widower and father to one young son, Opie. In the backdoor pilot episode from The Danny Thomas Show, viewers learn Andy lost Opie's mother when the boy was "the least little speck of a baby." Andy's Aunt Bee acts as his live-in housekeeper and as surrogate mother/grandmother to Opie. Andy goes fishing with his son and often spends evenings on the front porch strumming his guitar. He sometimes entertains (with reluctance) overnight guests like his Aunt Nora and Uncle Ollie and often has friends in for Aunt Bee's fried chicken dinners. Andy goes to the movies occasionally, to dinner at Morelli's with friends, and enjoys picnicking at Myers Lake.
In the working world, Andy is Mayberry's Sheriff and Justice of the Peace. Andy has a bumbling deputy named Barney Fife and, in the color seasons, another bumbling deputy named Warren Ferguson-who is even worse than Fife. When business is slow at the courthouse, Andy can be found playing checkers with Barney, sitting in front of the barber shop chewing the fat with idlers, playing pranks, or conducting personal errands. He occasionally leaves Mayberry to attend work-related conferences or functions in Mt. Pilot or Raleigh.
As sheriff, Andy is the chief law enforcement officer in the county, yet most of his activity is in and around the town of Mayberry, and there is no evidence of a separate city police force. Both the town and the county are named Mayberry, so Andy is the chief law enforcement officer for both. These working conditions, plus his reliance on a single deputy (and no clerk or jailer) indicate that the county is very small in both size and population; however, in the episode Mountain Wedding, Andy and Barney get up at four o'clock in the morning to get an "early start" on their trip to the Darling's cabin, which is described as being "up in the mountains". When they arrive, it is full daylight, so it could be inferred that Mayberry County is larger than originally thought and with mountainous areas, but sparsely populated.
In a 1965 four-part color saga starting with "Off to Hollywood", film producers plan a fictionalized feature film around Andy's sheriffing life and the Taylors travel to Hollywood to witness the proceedings. The premise of the movie is that Andy Taylor was "The Sheriff Without a Gun," however a 1963 episode "High Noon in Mayberry" mentions that Andy has been a sheriff at least since 1952—an occasion when he had to use a gun to wound a robber. In three first season episodes, "The Manhunt," "A Feud is a Feud," and "Barney Gets His Man," and in one second season episode, "Aunt Bea the Warden," Andy wears a regular gunbelt. Also, the sixth season episode, "Aunt Bee takes a Job" with co-star Jack Burns, Andy fires a gun (which he borrows from Deputy Warren Ferguson) to disable a car in order to capture some criminals.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Andy_Griffith_Show_episodes
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Muscle Cars and Road Courses Make Unlikely Partners - TUNEDby driveFeatured Video242,114 views
our mayberry Knot tying class. laugh out loud!
jordanrb1996 2 weeks ago
Yeah, I know how I feel when I see MY mother on the roof! LOL!!!
princessbride70 2 weeks ago
Barney: R-E-V-E-N-G!
Andy: Reveng?
LOL
MR94RB1 1 month ago
@rebekahcochran LOL. Why? Was his Mastercard refused? What a load.......
Phthisicful 1 month ago
Lord Jesus Christ still loves and saves from sins. His gift of eternal salvation is free because He already purchased it with His blood.
rebekahcochran 1 month ago
Christ almighty that's a lot of caption languages...
GameMiestro 1 month ago
hehe barney said allunimum
xXxXBleedPurpleXxXx 2 months ago
one of my favorite episodes and im 14
PrezBHubbard 2 months ago
I know I am getting old, but that was great tv.
lesterall 3 months ago
i'm having a hard time finding it, and i saw it on here so im thinking it might have been removed, but can someone help me find up upload the one i think it was called aunt bee the warden, otis had to stay at their house and she put him to work somethin fierce
xXxXBleedPurpleXxXx 6 months ago