We lost a great on about a month ago in Don Rickles. His character of Newton Monroe comes to mind often when something I, or a friend, just bought breaks. He will be missed and we’ll talk a bit about him.
I ran across a wonderful poem from Al Becker (that’s what he goes by on the Internet) from 2001 called “If I Met…” I know you’re going to enjoy this poem honoring the people of Mayberry.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring Dick Elliott.
Don’t forget to sign up for the Two Chairs No Waiting e-mail mailing list. I want to be able to reach out to you if there’s a problem with the website and the best way to do that is by using a mailing list. Don’t worry, I won’t be filling your mailbox with e-mail but I would like to have a way to say “hey” if the need arises.
Contact Info
Follow me on Twitter if you use twitter. I’ve been posting Mayberry things there as another way to let folks know about The Andy Griffith Show.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (256) 513-9526 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
Last episode we were reminded about the “Return to Mayberry” television movie by Randy Turner’s This Week in Mayberry History report so I thought it was fate when I ran across a forgotten Mayberry historical gem.
I was looking through the files on my computer trying to find a Mayberry related image and came across a folder named Everett. In that folder was a file named “ending.” Not a descriptive name but it made me want to open it to see what was in there. Turns out that it was a letter from The Andy Griffith Show writer Harvey Bullock from 1999 addressing a question about the “Return to Mayberry” and the possible alternate ending that was written.
This is BIG and I’m just sorry it’s been filed away in a digital folder for all these years but at least we get to hear the answer now.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring Elinor Donahue.
Don’t forget to sign up for the Two Chairs No Waiting e-mail mailing list. I want to be able to reach out to you if there’s a problem with the website and the best way to do that is by using a mailing list. Don’t worry, I won’t be filling your mailbox with e-mail but I would like to have a way to say “hey” if the need arises.
Contact Info
Follow me on Twitter if you use twitter. I’ve been posting Mayberry things there as another way to let folks know about The Andy Griffith Show.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (256) 513-9526 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
I ran across an article by Ryan Vandergriff on TVOvermind.com called ‘A Return to Mayberry: Remembering “The Andy Griffith Show“‘ recently. It was published a little over a year ago but I thought it would be worth taking the time to talk about here on the podcast.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring information about the “Return to Mayberry” television movie.
Don’t forget to sign up for the Two Chairs No Waiting e-mail mailing list. I want to be able to reach out to you if there’s a problem with the website and the best way to do that is by using a mailing list. Don’t worry, I won’t be filling your mailbox with e-mail but I would like to have a way to say “hey” if the need arises.
Contact Info
Follow me on Twitter if you use twitter. I’ve been posting Mayberry things there as another way to let folks know about The Andy Griffith Show.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (256) 513-9526 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
It’s always great to hear from you and I love these Listener Feedback episodes. You seem to enjoy them, too, because they are some of the most listened to/watched episodes of Two Chairs No Waiting. So, let’s sit back and enjoy hearing from fellow fans.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring information about E.G. Armstrong (a.k.a. Mr. Flint).
Don’t forget to sign up for the Two Chairs No Waiting e-mail mailing list. I want to be able to reach out to you if there’s a problem with the website and the best way to do that is by using a mailing list. Don’t worry, I won’t be filling your mailbox with e-mail but I would like to have a way to say “hey” if the need arises.
Contact Info
Follow me on Twitter if you use twitter. I’ve been posting Mayberry things there as another way to let folks know about The Andy Griffith Show.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (256) 513-9526 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
I’m always trying to find fun and interesting facts for you that you likely haven’t run across before. This week, I found an article published in the Denver Post weekly magazine titled “Empire.” The article was from 1979 and was written by Ralph Albi.
As best I was able to determine, Mr. Albi also created the quiz that went along with the article. The quiz is about Andy Griffith, not necessarily Andy Taylor so there may be a few questions that TAGS fans will have a hard time answering. Let’s see how we do.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring information about Buddy Ebsen.
Don’t forget to sign up for the Two Chairs No Waiting e-mail mailing list. I want to be able to reach out to you if there’s a problem with the website and the best way to do that is by using a mailing list. Don’t worry, I won’t be filling your mailbox with e-mail but I would like to have a way to say “hey” if the need arises.
Contact Info
Follow me on Twitter if you use twitter. I’ve been posting Mayberry things there as another way to let folks know about The Andy Griffith Show.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (256) 513-9526 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
Time to drop by TAGSRWC Headquarters in Nashville, TN and hear from the Presiding Goober, Jim Clark, in the form of the official newsletter of The Andy Griffith Show Rerun Watchers Club, The eBullet!
You’ll only hear a small portion of what is contained in The eBullet so go and subscribe to get a free copy delivered to your e-mail inbox every other month.
Bonus: Another wonderful installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner.
Don’t forget to sign up for the Two Chairs No Waiting e-mail mailing list. I want to be able to reach out to you if there’s a problem with the website and the best way to do that is by using a mailing list. Don’t worry, I won’t be filling your mailbox with e-mail but I would like to have a way to say “hey” if the need arises.
Contact Info
Follow me on Twitter if you use twitter. I’ve been posting Mayberry things there as another way to let folks know about The Andy Griffith Show.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (256) 513-9526 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
This episode we’ll be talking about the “Barney and the Choir” episode (#52) of TAGS from season two. What got it in my mind is that spring has just begun and Good Ole 14-A was featured on this episode. It’s real name is “Welcome Sweet Springtime” and way back on Two Chairs No Waiting #95 (Aug 3, 2010) we covered a lot of information about the music so you may want to go back and check out that podcast episode to get your fill of springtime music.
This episode, we’re just going to enjoy the magic that is Barney’s voice so sit back where you can and hang on!
Bonus: This week in Mayberry History. (No Time for Sergeants)
Don’t forget to sign up for the Two Chairs No Waiting e-mail mailing list. I want to be able to reach out to you if there’s a problem with the website and the best way to do that is by using a mailing list. Don’t worry, I won’t be filling your mailbox with e-mail but I would like to have a way to say “hey” if the need arises.
Contact Info
Follow me on Twitter if you use twitter. I’ve been posting Mayberry things there as another way to let folks know about The Andy Griffith Show.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (256) 513-9526 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
For one-time or recurring donations through PayPal, use the button below.
For one-time or recurring donations through PayPal, use the button below.
Subscribe: Two Chairs Video Version
Subscribe to Mayberry Podcasts via Email
Two Chairs T-Shirts & More
Two Chairs No Waiting wants folks to shop at our sponsor, Weaver's Department Store, for Mayberry stuff but if you want a Two Chairs No Waiting t-shirt or other merchandise, you'll have to got to our store at mayberry.dashery.com.
