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Floyd was married wasn't he? Rafe Hollister?

That is why they were happy, not married.

Rafe Hollister was, but Floyd was widowed. They had an episode where he pretended to be rich to a women he wrote to in a magazine. She came to see him and they borrowed a rich man's house for a few hours. She ended up not being rich as she had claimed and was after Floyd for the money she thought that he had.

Maybe now you understand why he drank!😂

So, ah ... what about Opie? Was he found under a cabbage somewhere?

This man is my neighbor in Bristol Va.David Browning.

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bessie Morris was this in mt. A Aairy?

David Browning has been to "Mayberry in the Midwest" (Danville, Indiana) as Barney for several years. Someone else has impersonated Barney the last few years. Anyway, about four years ago, David decided to stop heavy traffic at a busy crosswalk. He was wearing his deputy uniform, and he just held out his hands and started walking across the street from the Mayberry Cafe to the courthouse square. All the cars stopped. As he passed me, he smiled and said, "It worked!" I burst out laughing. 😄

Barney WAS The Andy Griffith Show!!

Right! It was not just the departure of Barney that ruined the show, it was the change in Andy's personality. They say, "you can't take the country out of the boy", but just look at the difference in Andy in the earlier shows compared to the 6th year and on. Andy was no longer a country boy. He was not funny after the change. The change in Andy's character actually began in the 5th year, while Barney was still there. There was a few episodes with Andy and his new "sophisticated city boy" persona, and these episodes are stinkers, as were most all the episodes after the 5th year. And, of course, "Warren" didn't help matters any. "Huh? Yeah. Huh? Yeah. Huh? Yeah." Gimme a break!

Yes, they intended to make Andy more of the "straight man," but I think they went too far. He turned into a damned grouch and much too serious all the time, Perfect example: He started snapping at Aunt Bea and giving her orders, like telling her to go pull that wig off. If Aunt Bea wants a wig, shut up and get out of the way!

misharyutubbee probably should have gone drinking with otis

Griffith had no one of quality to play off of once Knotts left. The chemistry was gone, no matter who was featured in a particular episode. Ronnie Howard was great in episodes that featured him but he was a kid and could not be expected to do that every episode. Knotts was said to be meticulous in rehearsing his every exact move and nuance in his comic acting but made it look spontaneous. it seemed once Knotts left, it was a totally different version of the show, color TV or not.

My thoughts exactly!

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Watch those old shows every night. Sometimes wish those days back!

I've known a lot of cops, many of them in my National Guard unit. Some were bad cops. Some were good cops. I think you are of the good kind. And I truly wish you well out there on the beat. At home good cops keep us all safe. Thank God for you. And Merry Christmas sir.

Kelnx Certainly very kind, I never promoted in 36 years, by default I’m a Senior Corporal, but I retire in 14 months when my youngest child graduates law school. But I’ll be 56 in March, yet my Sargent is 29, but he’s smart, energetic fella, yet he doesn’t put pressure on me to retire like my last Sargent did once I had 32 years in, he didn’t understand I really needed the off-duty work to finish getting all three of my kids out of law school. “To protect & serve utilizing the color and spirit of the law” Thanks fellas & God Bless.

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He acted more like Warren than Barney.

Barney ole (Salt&Pepper) was THE show!

The voice is perfectly done, too!

Sure glad I wasn't drinking my morning coffee when I heard that. Would have hurt coming out my nose.

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Me too ✔️😭

I know right? So so funny those parts of that show!

It was Otis who always locked himself in the jail cell...

Yes he is and still going full blast as Barney!!

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Don Knotts had already passed, plus Don had an obvious kyphosis in his mid to upper back even at a young age. The fellow doing the part of Barney Fife here, is David Browning.

THG Driver You Forgot. BILL DANA “My Name Jose Jimenez” That would start a firestorm now.

@@beadsandbraids You got that right. Just like Mel Brooks could never make Blazing Saddles in the PC world of today. How sad.

Didn't notice that until I saw your comment. It wasn't clear when this was recorded, but I guess it should have been obvious given the relatively young age of Barney Fife and the fact Knotts died in 2006. I had my hopes up for a moment....

I have seen him perform at a festival, he's really good. After his performance he mingled with the crowd writing "tickets" for various infractions,

@@tommckinnon1005 wow that must have been a sight to see!!! lol.

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I just found this GEM, yes...its the recording delay in upload... or simply vid files are out of sync with audio...they didnt meld properly at end of transmit journey......( a Geek buddy explained that to me a while back. I aint that good.. lol... :)