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Two Chairs No Waiting
On this episode of Two Chairs No Waiting, we again celebrate the life of Don Knotts to mark the 5th anniversary of his passing on February 24, 2006.
Mr. Knotts fans join me in remembering the life of this man who has brought so much joy into our lives. We hear from Al Gandolfi, the subject of last weeks show, about his favorite memory of receiving an autograph.
Ken Anderson, Brian Humphrey, Jelsic Stern, and Clyde Hughes also took time to call in with their thoughts about Don Knotts.
He may be gone but he will not be forgotten.
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Related Links:
- Ken Anderson – This website is about Ken’s love for that famous TV town Mayberry, North Carolina. It is also about his book Mayberry Reflections the Early Years.
- Two Chairs No Waiting Facebook Fan Page photos – Photos related to episode #124 of TCNW.
- A Tribute to Mayberry Brings Good Ole Days to Cocoa – Cocoa Florida’s “Good Ole Days – A Tribute to Mayberry” which took place April 8 and 9, 2005, surprised everyone by being a smashing success. (Al Gandolfi is on the left of the photo on a knee in front of Goober, Floyd, and Opie.)
- Event Calendar – Visit the iMayberry.com event calendar to stay up-to-date about Mayberry related events all around the country. When ever you’re listening, even if it’s long after the podcast was recorded, you’ll find what you’re looking for by visiting.
Executive Producer of Two Chairs No Waiting Episode #124: Allan Newsome
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It is great to remember Don Knotts. I just makes one feel at ease to listen to the feedback of others that share memories of him. I did not get to meet him, but yet he seems like an old friend.