When it comes to The Andy Griffith Show, numerous characters have become ... Those include Floyd the Barber (Howard McNear), Gomer and Goober Pyle (Jim Nabors and George Lindsay, respectively ...

“The Andy Griffith Show,” per bill sponsors, celebrates North Carolina and its culture for a national audience and displays “positive character values.” Save one thing: Mayberry, as ...

I think it’s safe to say there will never be another “Andy Griffith Show” … Welcome to today’s three thoughts ... Citizen’s arrest!” (Remember when Gomer made Barney write himself a traffic ticket?

When The Andy Griffith Show premiered in 1960, no one could have predicted just how deeply it would embed itself in the ...

While Andy Griffith is remembered now as one of the original sitcom superstars, he once had a career as a popular movie actor ...

Each one adored The Andy Griffith Show. Serling, the brain behind The Twilight Zone, another enduring television classic, even described Andy Griffith as “one of the few genuinely funny comedies ...

George Lindsey will forever be remembered as the lovable Goober Pyle from The Andy Griffith Show, the dim but good-natured mechanic whose signature grin and corny impressions made him a standout in ...

When Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. debuted on CBS in 1964, it didn’t take long for the show to march its way into the hearts of ...

The series originally aired in 1968 as a continuation of The Andy Griffith Show … do you remember what happened on the show? When Andy Griffith decided to hang up his badge and step away from the role ...

Before The Andy Griffith Show became one of the most beloved series in television history, it actually started off as a backdoor pilot on another classic sitcom, The Danny Thomas Show — and the ...

Most of us know Andy Griffith from his time spent keeping the peace in Mayberry, or seeking justice in the courtroom on ...

Each one adored The Andy Griffith Show. Serling, the brain behind The Twilight Zone, another enduring television classic, even described Andy Griffith as “one of the few genuinely funny comedies ...