We recently lost a fellow Mayberry citizen. Jack Burns played Floyd Lawson’s nephew Warren Ferguson for a time in Mayberry. He was called on to follow Don Knotts in the role of a deputy in Mayberry and that was certainly a thankless job. Nobody could replace Barney.
We also lost Gene Reynolds who directed three episodes of The Andy Griffith Show and Fred Silverman who was executive producer of Matlock.
You’ll want to learn more about all these amazing men.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring Wallace Ford.
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Randy Turner leads us off this week with a great This Week in Mayberry History report on the 8th season episode “Goober Goes to an Auto Show.” I know many of us, as fans, don’t like the color episodes but I believe this report may make you want to at least give this particular episode another watch..
Next up we’ll hear an interview that aired recently on WIBC 93.1 in Indianapolis on the Hammer and Nigel Show. Hammer and Nigel interviewed the Howell brothers who are doing all they can to bring more Mayberry into the world through the Mayberry Man movie. You’ll get to hear directly from them why they’re making the movie. For a few more weeks (until February 29, 2020) you have a chance to be a part of bringing the movie to life.
Finally, we have a few voice mails from fellow Mayberry fans that I’ll do my best to answer and a reminder about the Two Chairs Meetup coming up at the George Lindsey UNA Film Festival (6-7 March 2020).
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I was looking around on the Mayberry.info site and found information about actors who appeared on The Andy Griffith Show as different characters. I didn’t know about, or remember, many of them so I thought you would enjoy putting the pieces together as much as I did. So, this episode I’ll give you the information I was able to find.
If you know of actors that I missed, please let me know so we can update the Mayberry.info page and give the best information to those that visit the site.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring Janet Waldo.
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Howard “Floyd the barber” McNear would have been 115 years old on January 27, 2020 so I wanted to tell you a little about the man who kept Mayberry’s hair looking so good.
Did you know that both Howard McNear and his brother married women with the same given name? Did you know he served in WWII? I think there are a lot of things we don’t know about this wonderful man who has been making us smile for years. Listen to the show and know him better.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring Maggie Peterson part2.
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It’s time news from The eBullet. What’s The eBullet? It’s the Official newsletter of The Andy Griffith Show Rerun Watchers Club (TAGSRWC). The eBullet is something every fan of The Andy Griffith Show should read each time it comes out.
Thanks to TAGSRWC HQ in Nashville, Two Chairs No Waiting is are able to share portions of the content found in The eBullet but you are encouraged to go and read the entire newsletter for yourself. Better, subscribe so you’ll never miss an issue of Mayberry fun. You will not be disappointed.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring Maggie Peterson part 1.
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There’s been some news this week about Mayberry, copyrights, and permissions so I wanted to try to explain what I know about these things. Some of you may not be overly interested in this topic so I’m going to lead the show off with Randy Turner report and give you a chance to drop off after it is over if you really don’t care to hear the legal talk.
Let me state clearly, I am not a lawyer so nothing I’m saying is legal advice other than the part about trying to stay out of trouble….I think that’s good advice.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring Arthur Stander part 2.
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I have some fun listener feedback that I know you’re going to enjoy. One in particular is something that should make your heart smile.
Mayberry Man the movie is just about to start it’s Kickstarter campaign so I’ll give you some information on the movie and how you can help bring a little more Mayberry into this world.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring Arthur Stander.
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During the Christmas season there are folks getting new gadgets that let them begin listening to podcasts and watching videos so I like to make it easy for them to find the best episodes of Two Chairs so I can get them hooked on the podcast.
There are a over 560 episodes of Two Chairs so here are a couple of lists to give everyone a resource for picking out episodes that other listeners and viewers have enjoyed during 2019 to get your 2020 started off right.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring Ronnie Schell.
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There is one Christmas episode of The Andy Griffith Show and it is from that episode that inspiration for this podcast episode each year. This episode is similar to previous Christmas episodes but if we can watch reruns of “The Christmas Story over and over again, doing an episode of Two Chairs No Waiting that’s almost, but not quite exactly, like the ones from years past shouldn’t be a problem for most.
You can enjoy hearing some Christmas music related to Mayberry. It’s a tradition that we have established here at Two Chairs No Waiting so I hope you enjoy it.
There is a special guest this year in the form of Festus from Gunsmoke. He has a really good story to tell on Doc that you are going to love.
We take a wonderful return trip down memory lane with Charlie Monk called “Andy & Opie Christmas.” Get a report from MayberryTone News and hear Miss Ellie sing.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring Teri Garr.
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I’ve been looking through my files lately to see what treasures I might find. I recently ran across some articles from 1999 from papers and magazines and I thought they might be fun to share with you.
I found a really nice story from May 16, 1999 that ran in The Orlando Sentinel called “Mayberry 101 is a studious look at a classic show.” We’ve hear from Neal Brower many times here on the podcast but this is from back when he first put out his amazing book so we’ll hear what the Sentinel thought about it.
I also found a story from Jan 8, 1999 that was in USA Today Weekend titled “The Bible according to Barney Fife.” This was in the very eary days of the Mayberry Bible study and went a long way in helping spread the word about the study originated by Joey Fann and Brad Grasham.
I also found a couple of other fun things so I hope you enjoy yourself partying like it’s 1999.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring Morgan Brittany.
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