The Andy Griffith Show műsora

no info available

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

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

Barney divides Mayberry into two hostile camps when he finds that an old assault case was never resolved.

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

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

Comedian Don Rickles guest stars as Newton Monroe, an itinerant peddler who seems unable to do anything right.

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

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

A nationally known con man becomes a hero to Aunt Bee, Opie and Barney when he is held for two days in the Mayberry jail.

Opie becomes jealous when his father appears to be paying special attention to a pretty girl -- even taking her fishing with them.

British comedian Bernard Fox plays an Englishman who returns to Mayberry and upsets Aunt Bee with his efficiency.

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

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 Fife decides to dabble in real estate as a side job. He tries to get the sheriff to put his house up for sale.

Andy tries to counsel the constantly bickering couple, Fred and Jennie Boone, with mixed results.

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

A strange mountain-style divorce ritual is frustrated by another ritual performed by Barney.

Andy's girlfriend Peggy McMillan gets along fine with Andy until he discovers that her father is rich.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Andy and Ellie gives the Cinderella treatment to a farmer's daughter.

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

Andy and Barney give a Christmas party in the jail for a prisoner and his family, and thereby convert the town scrooge.

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

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

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

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

Andy and Helen are supposed to have a day off but are continually interrupted at their secluded picnic spot by Barney Fife asking questions about his duties.

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

Andy takes his son Opie and several of his pals on a camping trip. Barney and Gomer tag along to help out but only succeed in getting themselves lost in the woods.

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

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

Andy gives his son, Opie, a lecture on keeping promises, but must break one of his own in order to persuade a runaway kid to come home.

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

A campaign to fatten and stretch Barney Fife gets underway when it becomes apparent he doesn't match up to Civil Service physical requirements.

Ernest T. Bass is a would-be Romeo, who is brought into the sheriff's home in an effort to teach him some manners.

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 tickets Gomer for a U-turn and is then detained in a citizen's arrest by Gomer for the same thing.

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

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

Aunt Bee saves money by buying a side of beef. The beef is tough, the freezer conks out, and Gomer attempts to fix the motor.

Andy and Aunt Bee find that a good father-son relationship is more important to Opie than keeping him away from the sheriff's office.

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

When Barney's over-zealousness causes him to become a laughing stock, Andy tactfully arranges for Barney to regain his status.

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

Deputy Barney Fife invests his life's savings in a used car that turns out to be a lemon.

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

no info available