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"The Andy Griffith Show"
Crime-Free Mayberry (1961)


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Overview

Director:
Bob Sweeney
Writer:
Paul Henning (writer)
Original Air Date:
20 November 1961 (Season 2, Episode 7)
Genre:
Comedy | Family more
Plot:
The town of Mayberry is awarded with having the lowest crime rate in the country. Two men posing as... more | add synopsis

Cast

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Additional Details

Country:
USA
Language:
English

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
The pictures of Andy that Aunt Bee shows at the meeting in the Mayor's office are actual photos of Andy Griffith as a child, including the baby picture. more
Quotes:
Barney Fife: [Barney is writing a song, doesn't know Andy is standing behind him, sung to the tune of Clementine] In a jailhouse/down in dixie/fighting crime and risking lives/live a sheriff/ and his buddy pistol packing Barny Fife. Oh my daring/oh my daring/ oh my daring Barney Fife/He's a deadly crime stopper/what a copper Barney Fife. Then one day there/came a ridin'/two bad men to rob a bank. But Fife was tricky/a deadeye dickie/now they're locked up in the tank....
Andy Taylor: ...Oh my Barney/Oh my Barney/had a jail but couldn't lock it/had one bullet for his pistol/had to keep it in his pocket
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