The “This Week in Mayberry History” report inspired me to look into the episode “Bailey’s Bad Boy” more closely. We see Opie learn a lesson about paying his own way. When he makes a mistake, he needs to stand on his own two feet and meet the responsibility associated with what he’s done.
This is an episode that we may be able to learn from and Ron Bailey certainly did. How many shows today have the courage to express the opinion that having everything given to someone, while generous, may not be for the best in the long term. I can’t really think of any. Thank goodness for the lessons of The Andy Griffith Show.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Bill Bixby.”
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The eBullet Newsletter for January 2021 is on the web so it’s time for us to look at some of the highlights. Jim Clark at The Andy Griffith Show Rerun Watchers Club (TAGSRWC) HQ in Nashville, TN works hard to keep all of us Mayberry fans informed about the happenings in and around Mayberry with issues of The eBullet every other month and we so thankful for all his effort.
Hopefully you have already read The eBullet because you subscribe to The eBullet and it was in your email inbox. But in case you didn’t get it or you hate reading, I’ll cover some of the highlights.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Happy Days.”
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When the precursor to iMayberry.com began back in 1991, it was partially as a way to deal with the uncertainty of the time. The aerial bombardment of Iraq in had begun in Operation Desert Storm or as many call it, the First Gulf War. It was a stressful time for our country. News reports of what was happening in the war region was continuous and it was hard to get my mind off of what was going on. My biggest release was the half hour or so I spent each day visiting “Mayberry.”
I would log on the computer and as I visited with my Mayberry friends, I was able to forget the worlds troubles and smile. I thank the good Lord for those friends and how they ministered to me by just being friendly and sharing a laugh with me through that time of stress.
We need that today, just like back in 1991. Actually, we’ve needed it in all the time in-between because there is always stress. It is friends and relationships that are really important in our lives. Let’s spend a little time together in Mayberry and recharge our spirit. Focus on what’s really important and grow our friendships and relationships because in the years to come, that’s what will make “the trees nice and full.”
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “The Ghost and Mr. Chicken.”
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I was doing some cleanup around the house during the holidays and ran across a story from March 2006 about a Mayberry Variety Show that was going to occur on April 21, 2006. It was going to be connected with the induction of Jim “Gomer Pyle” Nabors into the Alabama Stage and Screen Hall of Fame to be held on April 22, 2006.
What great memories this event brought back so I wanted to share at least some of them with you.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Frank Ferguson” part 2.
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At Christmas season there are several folks getting new gadgets allowing them to begin listening to podcasts and watching the video versions so I like to make it easy for them to find the best episodes of Two Chairs. I want to get them hooked on Two Chairs No Waiting and help them feel part of Mayberry.
There are currently, as of this episode, 613 episodes of Two Chairs so here are a couple of lists to get everyone a resource to pick from episodes that listeners and viewers have enjoyed during 2020.
The total about of time that one could listen to Two Chairs before starting over is 10days, 4 hours, 49 minutes, and 43 seconds (as of this episode).
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Frank Ferguson.”
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It’s Christmas time in Mayberry so it’s time for our Christmas episode. The Andy Griffith Show only had one episode centered around a holiday and that was, of course, Christmas. Fans have watched time and again as Ben Weaver tries to get himself arrested so he can spend Christmas in jail with the Taylor’s and the Muggins’. It’s touched our hearts.
We’ll try to bring back that feeling as we go through Mayberry memories of Christmas time and try to make a new memory or two while we’re at it. There is a special guest back again this year from over in Dodge City. His name is Festus Haggen and he has a really good story to tell about Santa. There’s a new poem called “Mayberry Courthouse Christmas” written by Ronnie Felker (a.k.a. FearlessFife.com).
This Week in Mayberry History features Randy Turner himself with a Christmas greeting.
Finally, we hear from Elinor Donahue about recording “Away in a Manger” with Andy then we wrap up by hearing her sing.
It’s a wonderful life and I hope by the end of the show, we can all agree that everything is okay, in Mayberry.
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It’s time for some fun Mayberry trivia right out of the book “Mayberry Trivia” by Scott Hopkins. Scott’s book is full of fun trivia that’s not too hard and is meant to be somewhat challenging. After the “Mayberry Days Trivia Championship 2020” questions from a few episode ago, hopefully you’ll enjoy these questions and feel better about your Mayberry knowledge.
The chatroom during the live recording ranged from getting 2 questions right all the way up to all 20 questions. See how well you can do and then head to Weaver’s to pickup a copy of Scott’s book.
Bonus: This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Gladys Hurlbut.”
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