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Aunt Bee heads out of town for a few days, leaving Andy and Opie to take care of themselves. When Peggy volunteers to cook for them, Floyd tries to convince Andy that she's trying to catch a husband.

Andy and Barney look forward to seeing their high school sweethearts when the Mayberry Class of '45 holds a reunion.

Opie and his chums take their roles as Robin Hood and his merry men seriously as they befriend a hobo at the expense of the pantries of Mayberry.

Andy, faced with the unpleasant duty of serving an eviction notice, discovers a way to save the mortgagee's home.

Andy's girlfriend becomes jealous when a pretty friend of the family stays at the Taylor home.

Aunt Bee falls for the sales pitch of a fast-talking medicine man and his Indian elixir.

Floyd expands his barbershop with the addition of a second barber. The new barber turns out to be a gambling bookie that Barney and Andy must catch in the act.

A Hollywood producer descends on Mayberry and the town proceeds to make itself over in Hollywood's image.

Barney decides that it's time to push Andy into matrimony, but Barney's marriage bureau collapses at a frantic dinner party.

A state inspector learns some unique but effective police methods employed by the Mayberry sheriff.

A bogus FBI agent and his accomplice nearly make off with the Mayberry Bank money.

Barney Fife demonstrates gypsy fortune telling to Opie and then Opie's wishes seem to begin to come true.

Andy and Opie struggle to keep house when Aunt Bee leaves for a few days.

Opie meets a spoiled youngster and decides his own allowance should be tripled.

Barney Fife is sure that a Main Street gun duel is in the offing when an ex-con comes to town.

Andy’s diplomacy and engineering skills are required to help the Mayberry choir adjust to the recent addition of tone-deaf Barney Fife to the group.

Aunt Bee invites relatives to Mayberry for a visit but they quickly wear out their welcome.

Andy suspects that a traveling record promoter is a con artist and he fears for the townsfolk who invested in his record.

Barney runs for sheriff when Andy seems lined up for another job. Andy's job falls through and he becomes a write-in candidate for re-election.

Barney is furious when he sees his girl Thelma Lou kiss, Gomer.

Andy and Barney think they'll have some privacy with their girlfriends after Goober finds a girl of his own. But they discover Goober favors triple dates.

A poor farmer successfully auditions to sing at a concert. Barney and Andy take it upon themselves to spruce him up for the event.

Barney resigns when he thinks Andy is trying to ease him out of his deputy sheriff job.

After Opie finishes last at a track race, Andy struggles to teach his son what it means to be a good loser.

Barney Fife becomes super-efficient in executing his duties as a deputy sheriff after two thieves are jailed in Mayberry until their accomplices are captured.

Howard Morris guest stars as Ernest T. Bass as the Darling clan returns to Mayberry with its own kind of mountain trouble.

Barney Fife believes he's hexed when several accidents happen after he fails to continue a lucky chain letter.

Andy is too obvious in his efforts to find out if a young lady meets his expectations.

Gomer falls asleep on the job and Andy douses a fire to save his life. Gomer becomes a menace trying to repay the favor.

Andy teaches his son how to handle a seven-year-old bully.

Opie keeps a secret club oath even in the face of the serious accusation of burning down a barn.

Opie must either learn how to box or lose prestige among his peers when a new boy moves into town.

Otis Campbell acquires a car and threatens life and limb of Mayberry's pedestrian population.

The small-town methods of Mayberry prove more effective than the attempts of the State Police in the capture of a criminal.

Andy and Barney finally solve the problem of moonshining in Mayberry.

A beautiful prisoner threatens to crumble the security of the Mayberry jail, as both Andy and Barney fall for her charms.

Andy and Barney are hard pressed when Mayberry's guest of honor turns out to be a pickpocket.

An English tourist works off his reckless driving fine by being a valet and chauffeur for Andy.

Andy does some slick dealing to get rid of the town's worthless cannon, but when Opie mimics his father's shady deed, Andy has second thoughts.

Barney decides that it's time to push Andy into matrimony, but Barney's marriage bureau collapses at a frantic dinner party.

Joyce Jameson and Jean Carson appear as two fun-loving blondes who upset the sheriff's office.

Aunt Bee heads out of town for a few days, leaving Andy and Opie to take care of themselves. When Peggy volunteers to cook for them, Floyd tries to convince Andy that she's trying to catch a husband.

Goober dismantles a car in the sheriff's office.

Opie tries to win a birthday present for his father at a carnival, not realizing that the carnival shooting gallery is crooked.

Barney Fife buys a bloodhound to aid in Mayberry law enforcement.

Ron Howard's real-life father and younger brother appear as Mayberry gets involved with a gold shipment en route to Fort Knox.

Through a series of coincidences, Barney captures a dangerous criminal--twice.

Andy is put on trial for his law enforcement practices when a Raleigh newspaper reporter writes a damaging article about the lawman.

Andy gives the state troopers a lesson in the efficiency of a county sheriff when a dangerous criminal escapes.

Andy and Barney visit the big city and help to catch a notorious jewel thief in the process.

Barney starts wearing his uniform all the time after being threatened with bodily harm if he's ever caught without it on.

Town drunk, Otis Campbell, turns out to be the only living descendant of a Revolutionary War hero, much to the dismay of the mayor.

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