We have some more feedback from listeners like you and one of them inspired the title of this episode. There was a “Johnny Paul” in the episode of The Andy Griffith Show, “Man in a Hurry“, who is with Opie following the church service trading Opie a penny that was run over by a train. That actor is not, or appears not to be, the same actor who played Johnny Paul Jason in later episodes of the show. Who was he?
Also, is it possible that Duncan Phyfe actually is related to Barney Fife because somebody had to spell it right eventually? Chris raises that question and it’s one to ponder.
This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Jan Shutan” part 1.
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Saturday October 11, 2008 was date the very first episode of the Two Chairs No Waiting was published on the internet. Since that date I, along with guest reporters like Randy Turner, have created 11 days, 3 hours, 12 minutes, and 15 seconds of Two Chairs No Waiting content for Mayberry fans to enjoy. By the way, those are 24 hour days so it’s enough to listen to for week and four days before you have to start over.
We’re going to hear from some of you by voice mail this week and one of those mentions that he recently started listening to the podcast from the beginning and he’s up to the 400’s. Whew….
We’ll also talk about the appearance by Rik Roberts and myself this past weekend on Governor Mike Huckabee’s show on TBN. We were there to spread the work about the Mayberry Man movie and I think we did pretty well. A link to the official YouTube video of our segment will be in the show notes so if you missed it, you can still check it out.
We’ll play a little Mayberry trivia and then head over to hear from Randy.
This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “James Seay” Part 2.
TCNW 654: Huckabee Appearance and Listener Feedback #43
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Two Chairs No Waiting is an audio podcast BUT there is a video version of all the episodes since about episode 102 and many folks enjoy watching on YouTube. I rarely gather comments from viewers so I thought I should show some love to them in this episode. Feedback like this give me a chance to talk about past episodes that new listeners/viewers may have missed so it’s always fun to revisit the archives.
We have some fun with questions from the Mayberry Trivia book by Scott Hopkins (can be purchased at Weaver’s) and test our skill with True or False question.
Finally we’ll hear from Randy Turner and This Week in Mayberry History featuring “Classic TV Sponsors.”
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Please leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. I would 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.
Looking back, the last episode I dedicated to listener feedback was almost a year ago in Two Chairs #577 (April 14, 2020). I’ve been trying to fit feedback into portions of other episodes in the mean time but I thought it was time to focus and hear from you.
We have a lot of written feedback from YouTube and the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website for this show and on bit of voicemail as well. Topics vary but they’re all Mayberry so lets have some fun!
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “The Danny Thomas Show.”
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The actors, actresses, and writers of The Andy Griffith Show were most certainly genius in their craft. Some characters only appeared in a very few episodes of The Andy Griffith Show but their impact has made fans feel like they were in most every episode. That’s the genius of the show. Mayberry is like a “real” place to the fans and the people there are always around, even if we don’t always see them.
Isn’t that amazing? That we feel like the entire town is populated with all the townsfolk even when in many episodes we only see five or six of them. Genius is what it is.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Howard McNear Part 2.”
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On episode #103 of Two Chairs (Andy Griffith Statue Part 4) a young man called into the show with a voice mail about meeting Andy Griffith (about the 8 minute mark) to help us celebrate the 50th Anniversary of The Andy Griffith Show. The young fellows name is Trey Miller. Ten years later, on the 60th Anniversary of The Andy Griffith Show (October 3, 2020), Trey created a special episode of his video blog called “Globetrotting with Trey” sharing the same experience but with more detail.
I contacted Trey to see if I could share his story with you. I think you’ll be, just like me, imagining being right there with Trey as he meets Andy and share his excitement in meeting “the man himself.” It’s an event he’ll never forget and one I’ve never forgotten since hearing that story 10 years ago.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “No Time for Sergeants.”
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I received a letter from a long time Mayberry friend and listener to Two Chairs that I thought was BIG….Big, Big. As a result, I’m focusing this episode on this wonderful memory that Johnna from the “Blood Brothers” Chapter of The Andy Griffith Show Rerun Watchers Club located in Macon, MO. Johnna and her fellow blood-brothers make the trek from MO to NC almost yearly. I believe her story is something you’ll enjoy
We’ll also have a little feedback from several other listeners/views of Two Chairs so sit back and enjoy the fun.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “William Keene.”
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