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

A pack of hunting dogs overruns the Mayberry Courthouse just as Andy is trying to impress a visiting state official.

Andy uses his wits to help a struggling salesman stay in Mayberry despite strong pressure from the competition.

Barney disguises himself as a dummy in an attempt to solve a series of theft at the Mayberry department store.

Andy's reputation brings a proposal from a Hollywood writer that he star in a television series as a sheriff without a gun.

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

When Opie gets caught in a scheme to sell a useless product, Barney and Gomer come to his rescue.

Deputy Barney Fife loses his self-confidence when two farmers ignore his warning.

Andy is forced to exert all his persuasiveness to get a farmer to take a tetanus shot.

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

Andy, Barney and Gomer are a trio of laughs as they tread the boards of a haunted house.

A car containing a high-powered businessman breaks down in low-powered Mayberry.

Three escaped female convicts imprison Barney Fife and Floyd the barber in a remote cabin.

Barney tries to set Andy up when he mistakenly perceives that Andy is suffering from a broken heart.

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

Barney finds $250,000 in cash from a bank robbery and decides to capture the robber himself.

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.

Aunt Bee longs for a pretty bed jacket for her birthday but seems destined to get more practical gifts from her family.

The men of Mayberry, after a slow start, accept the addition of a lovely manicurist to Floyd's barbershop.

Andy makes a judgment concerning his son, Opie, before hearing the boy's side of the story.

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

Aunt Bee, accused by Andy of being a gossip, sets out to prove that men are bigger gossips than women.

Rather than eat Aunt Bee's indigestible homemade pickles, Andy and Barney secretly substitute store-bought pickles in her preserving jars.

Mayberry's new mayor doesn't like Andy or the way he does his job.

Andy plays matchmaker for Barney but finds himself in difficulty when Barney misinterprets his efforts.

Barney Fife is convinced that Opie's piggy bank is safer than the Mayberry bank-and sets out to prove his point.

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

Opie almost becomes $50 richer after finding a change purse.

Aunt Bee invents a beau. When she's pressed for a name she names the butter and egg man who is married.

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

Opie's an unwilling participant when he's betrothed to marry a mountain family's daughter.

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.

Opie's friendship with a hobo begins to affect his ability to tell right from wrong.

Two fast girls from Mt. Pilot get a speeding ticket and enjoy the attention they get from the law officers.

The sheriff has his hands full as a clan of mountain musicians descend on Mayberry to meet a bus.

The Mayberry band, composed of more flats than sharps, gets ready for its annual trip to the state band competition.

Barney is evicted from his rooming house for illegal cooking and moves into the Mayberry sheriff's office backroom much to Andy's chagrin.

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

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

Andy dissuades a visiting farmer from marrying Barney's girl.

Ellie Walker sets the men and women of Mayberry against each other when she runs for a seat on the town council.

Andy has his misgivings when Aunt Bee's old beau shows up in Mayberry and tries to win her over again.

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

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

Ernest T. Bass (Howard Morris) goes back to school when his girl demands it.

Opie Taylor develops a crush on his teacher, who also happens to be his father's girlfriend.

A visiting preacher urges the residents of Mayberry to relax and enjoy the simple pleasures of life--leading to more work for all.

An old penniless citizen of Mayberry forestalls his eviction by trying to redeem a century-old municipal bond.

Andy fears Opie has an imaginary friend when he starts telling tall tales.

Guest star Howard Morris plays the part of a mountain man very disgruntled with being rejected by the army.

Andy's son, Opie, demands that their new housekeeper, Andy's aunt, be fired after the old one leaves to get married.

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

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