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   7/10/08

   nardeeisms

   Big fan here! We vacation near his present home every year. Years ago, he used to be a regular, moving freely around the community. This has changed since he has become less mobile. Favorite character: Andy himself. The lessons were/are priceless. Especially to those of us who have sons. - Nards

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      7/10/08

      robertstevenson

      This is very cool. I've been to Mayberry Days a couple of times in Mt. Airy, but not when Andy was able to make it. This year Thelma Lou and Charleen Darling will be there. I hope to make it. Thanks, Nards.
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      7/10/08

      nardeeisms

      He doesn't live in Mt. Airy (Please check your shout) - Nards
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   7/10/08

   calais50

   I used to watch it when I was younger because my parents loved it. I did too. It's great to watch with your family. Don Knotts was an incredibly talented man. It's just a very feel good, homey, endearing show.

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      7/10/08

      robertstevenson

      The Andy Griffith Show is how I de-stress
      
      I actually didn't start watching it until about 10 years ago. TV Land is my favorite channel. Tied for second is The Discovery Channel and the History Channel. I also get to watch lots of Nick at nite and Disney
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   7/10/08

   CrotchetyOldMan

   The show is just so laid back. By the way, did you know, it is used in many parts of the country in bible study groups?

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      7/10/08

      robertstevenson

      I found that out last summer when I saw a few signs on the churches around here about summer bible groups looking at the Andy Griffith way of life. I had no idea. I guess it's the do unto others theme.
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   7/10/08

   offendedblogger

   Big fan, love all the characters but Andy was the best, followed by Barney. The early black and white ones are my favorites!

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      7/10/08

      robertstevenson

      That would be my order as well. Andy had such a great, subtle humor. Barney was classic slapstick.
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   7/10/08

   DrowseyMonkey

   I always wanted an Aunt Bea

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      7/10/08

      robertstevenson

      I liked the episode where she took the "adult dose" of the medicine man's elixer.
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   7/10/08

   wildStarr3

   They don't make 'em like that anymore! Probably the cleanest show EVER...!
   ( except maybe Matlock??)

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      7/10/08

      robertstevenson

      You can say that again.
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   7/10/08

   AmyOops

   only think i know about it is the whistle.
   
   and little opie cunningham..

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      7/10/08

      robertstevenson

      If you get a chance see if you can catch an episode. They have a few on YouTube. You might love it.