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Two Chairs No Waiting
There was recently an online chapter meeting of the “Who’s Been Messin’ Up the Bulletin Board (WBMUTBB)?” Chapter of The Andy Griffith Show Rerun Watchers Club. As part of that meeting, chapter members discussed what Don Knotts had meant to them as we drew close to the 4th anniversary of his passing away back on February 24, 2006.
In order of appearance you will hear from WBMUTBB? members “Aunt Bee (of IL)”, Mike Peacock, Jewell Kutzer, Ron “Emmett” Blankenship, MariEllen, and Vicki Pillow. These wonderful Mayberry fans share what many of us feel and enjoy as we watch the performances of Mr. Knotts.
We also have a voice mail and some e-mail listener feedback for you to enjoy.
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Related Links:
- Jewell Kutzer (link no longer active) – Jewell M. Kutzer is a Motivational Humorist who instantly captures the hearts and minds of her audience. Jewell grew up in the same small Blue Ridge mountain town as Andy Griffith.
- Them Timers are Tricky” Chapter – The home to Emmett’s WAVs. A great collection of sound clips from The Andy Griffith Show produce by Ron “Emmett” Blankenship.
- Who’s Been Messing Up the Bulletin Board Chapter – Sign up for the WBMUTBB Digest. The Digest is an automated daily mailing list about The Andy Griffith Show and things related to Mayberry.
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What can one say? Don Knotts was one of the best ever, Mayberry would not have been the same without him. I sure did want to get a chance to see him in person. I thought that I would get to when he and Tim Conway were touring together. They were supposed to be in Charleston, SC but the event was cancelled due to Don’s failing health. Well, he sure left us with tons of memories and I think like many other fans, somehow we all knew him like a close friend. Is the video podcast of this show still accessable?
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