If no matter how many times you see a particular episode, and it STILL makes you laugh --- THAT my friends, is the mark of a TRUE classic!

Andy Griffith Show was a good and clean family show , we need more shows like it on the air today .

Hardcore Andy Griffith fans like me, have watched every episode at least five times.

Don Knotts talked about how people would send him bullets. I was a member of the Raleigh police department years and years ago. My first day on the job I was assigned a desk in back, there was nothing in this desk except one hollow nose bullet. I immediately thought I got Barney’s Fife’s desk, when he went to Raleigh.

I met George Lindsey the same year this was filmed. He was wearing his Goober hat and joked about "Judy-Judy-Judy!". I will always remember his smile and contagious laugh.

It's hard to realize they're all gone now. Nothing but fond memories.

From what I have heard Betty Lynn was such a kind woman. When she passed away she lived in Mt. Airy NC which is Andy's hometown.

Howard Morris was one of the greatest comedians in the history of television!

Wow. Memory unlocked I remember watching this when it aired.

Funny show I still watch it dayly it's on about 5 hours a day may be more 👍

Ernest T. Bass was a delightful character. Of course they all were and it was a great show. I consider myself lucky to have been able to grow up watching it every week and in reruns.

My God...look how far the morals, christian belief, respect for each other along with the fall of quality tv/movie content....when you watch this it makes you want a time machine.

Wonderful memories!

"I Don't even think Carey Grant ever said that" I almost pulled something laughing!!!!!!!!

Both Betty Lynn and Elinor Donahue look good!

andy show had no sex, no violence , no trans /gay stuff, no antifa, or BLM , no politics and yet gave good lessons for us all to live by

So sad these kind of people could live forever? But they kinda do through the show that i still watch alot ! Love it!😮

personally I think it was a bit snobby for Andy to NOT show up for this reunion...even if he was shooting episode ?Matlock etc...he could have done a video...Ron Howard also..? either way I loved seeing them all !!!

As a 90s kid I was much more familiar with George and Hal from their Disney work

They should have had this special on CBS. But seeing who were not there (Andy Griffith and Ron Howard), I can understand why it was relegated to cable.

Betty Lynn looks good!

I remember Andy saying that the show was set like in the 1930s even though it was in the 60s. When I have problems dealing with the Wicked Ways of this world I always turn to the Andy Griffith or the Dick Van Dyke Show for a peaceful salvation..

I love Howard Morris's Grave marker " ITS ME, ITS ME , ITS ERNEST T"

Watch it often to this day.

I wonder what Andy didn’t show , I know he was friends with them all.

I have to dissaggree with Betty Lynn, juanita did make a cameo on the show, not directly in the cafe or with Barney!! Juanita is in episode season 1 episode 13 as mayor Pikes daughter, she sings a song welcoming the hollywood producer. Now the last name discrepancies Juanita beasly is also Goobers original last name before Pyle. Josie Lloyd, between 1961 and 1965, appeared in four episodes of The Andy Griffith Show: on two occasions in 1961 in the role of Mayor Pike's daughter as both Josephine in “The Beauty Contest” and as Juanita in “Mayberry Goes Hollywood;” and in two other episodes in her most memorable role, the wallflowerish Lydia Crosswaithe. In 1962, she was cast for the first time as the odd, socially inept Lydia in "Barney Mends a Broken Heart.” "She loves the violin but hates the guitar" ❤ The character was once introduced by Andy Taylor (played by Andy Griffith) as Goober Beasley,[1] but he was referred to as Goober Pyle for most of his time on the show. Lindsey wrote a book, Goober in a Nutshell, about his experience playing Goober.[2] 0:09 0:09

Speaking of Mayberry I think there was a cameo from hooterville as I thought I saw Eva Gabor in the Emmy audience also a Disney favorite

@25:17...That _thank you_ speech was typically *Aunt Bee* .

Those were the days of creating comedy". !

Everett Greenbaum was a judge on Matlock.

R.I.P to the cast

This was fantastic except for cutting out the actual scenes.

The name of this TV special is THIRTY YEARS OF ANDY: A MAYBERRY REUNION. Please add it the video title or description. Thanks :)

Is that John Harvey at 19:38 with the long beard?

This was not 1992 but 1990

I mean, it's the anniversary of the Andy Griffith Show and not even one segment with Andy Griffith saying something about the show!?

No it's 65 years are we really this old

The three main stars weren't there. Guess they were too big for their britches to meet with adoring fans.

Andy giving Aunt Bea a baseball bat probably wasn't a good idea

I might have missed an earlier comment Where was Andy?

Why wasn't Andy there?

Someone needs to fix their horizontal hold....tracking