The producers of TAGS must have lost a bet to include the Darlings/Dillards so much.
This is a typical TAGS episode that mocks the beliefs of others; in this case Briscoe Darling.
The solution, as set into motion by Sheriff Taylor, is enough to hoodwink the bumpkins but it's not clever not that entertaining.
It's clear that by Season Four, possibly sooner, this show was on its last legs. Perhaps it kept going because of Andy's fondness for some of the actresses who were on set while Andy and Barney were away from their wives?
Anyway, there are many episodes of TAGS that are slightly better than this, but more that are much worse.
This is a typical TAGS episode that mocks the beliefs of others; in this case Briscoe Darling.
The solution, as set into motion by Sheriff Taylor, is enough to hoodwink the bumpkins but it's not clever not that entertaining.
It's clear that by Season Four, possibly sooner, this show was on its last legs. Perhaps it kept going because of Andy's fondness for some of the actresses who were on set while Andy and Barney were away from their wives?
Anyway, there are many episodes of TAGS that are slightly better than this, but more that are much worse.