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The Andy Griffith Show: Goober's Contest (1967)
Floyd the Barber
As written before, this episode was heartbreaking because of Floyd's slurred speaking. In the previous episode it was not so apparent. This episode first came when I was 20 years and it is too long ago for me to remember any TV programs from that long ago. It has been only because of the internet and recent reruns that I learned that the actor had suffered a stroke but continued to act while being half paralyzed.
Gunsmoke: Old Comrade (1962)
A mentally deficient man is made fun of by a bully in Dodge City
To me, this was a very peaceful episode. Though I expected violence, I was most happy that there was none. Too many times Gunsmoke has a violent end, though that will never stop me from watching Gunsmoke, In the end the somewhat retarded Billy turned out to not be the retired general's son, as revealed by Billy's beautiful wife, Missy.
I started watching Gunsmoke in the late 1950s when i was about ten years old but missed all episodes after 1959 due to where I moved to, Back then, Gunsmoke was preceded by "Have Gun Will Travel". I read that some federal broadcasting commission ruled that western programs could not be broadcast back to back. I write all of this because of your 10 line stupid rule.
The number of lines required here is totally irrelevant to this message and I am not even going to correct spelling, No wonder you have only two replies since 2012. I have to wonder if you still exist or even did exist, although the two negative replies were discouraging to me. The Gunsmoke episode was extremely inspiring to me. Ten lines is totally unreasonable. All anyone desires is to comment as briefly as possible, not go into a thousand word essay as in high school.