In researching for the podcast, I’m always looking for items that we Mayberry fans might enjoy. I ran across this story in the Showbiz Cheatsheet and knew it was something I’d never heard and thought it would be something you’d like, too.
Jack Dodson was only in the color episodes but he really did fit into the town of Mayberry. It was easy to believe that Howard Sprague was someone who grew up in Mayberry. He just fit.
This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Jean Hagen.”
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This year marked the 9th Annual Mayberry Meetup. It’s hard to believe that what started by chance in 2013 is still going as a yearly event on the Mayberry calendar. Back in 2013 I was heading to Mt. Airy the third weekend in July in order to interview Betty “Thelma Lou” Lynn for the podcast and mentioned if anyone what going to be in town that weekend we could meet-up. Twenty-five or thirty folks showed up and what I thought would be a one time event became an annual one.
Folks started asking me late in 2013 when the Meetup would be in 2014? Thus began the fun and relaxing Mayberry gathering that the Mayberry Meetup has become.
This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Jerry Van Dyke.”
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This episode we get to hear some of Ron Howard‘s memories of Don Knotts. Even as young as he was, Ron has memories of Don from the set of The Andy Griffith Show that he has never forgotten.
Andy will also have a little to share about Don and then we’ll head over to this week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Don Knotts.” I guess when it’s his birthday week (21 July), Don is really on a feller’s mind.
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The eBullet Newsletter for June 2021 is out so it’s time for us to take a 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 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 in writing this newsletter.
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.
This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Richard Bull” part 3.
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I ran across an article a few weeks ago that said Andy hated one of the characters. I didn’t remember ever hearing that so I went into research mode to see if it was true.
Turns out, it is a little bit true. It wasn’t the character he hated but the concept of why the character was introduced. Andy didn’t feel like it plausible to have this character interact with the sheriff in the way that he did so Andy was against it. He didn’t, however, win the battle and the character was put in place.
After we learn something, we’ll try a few trivia questions for some fun.
This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Richard Bull” part 2.
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This is the sixth episode of Two Chairs focusing on the 1998 Mayberry gathering in Kingsport, TN. If you have missed any of the previous episodes you should go back and check them out by using the link in the notes below.
The event was called “I Remember Mayberry” and in this episode we hear from Maggie Peterson as “Charlene Darling.” Last episode we were about to hear Maggie singing things that weren’t on The Andy Griffith Show but songs she very much enjoys singing. This time, we hear from her as Charlene and she’s singing with her brothers, all of the original Dillards (Rodney, Doug, Dean and Mitch). She’s also joined by Elinor “Ellie Walker” Donahue and Howard “Ernest T” Morris on the stage. This was the final performance of the 1998 Kingsport event.
I want to once again encourage you to watch the video version of this episode because you’ll be able to see Maggie rather thank hear her, only. While you’re watching, be sure to like and subscribe to my YouTube channel.
We’ll try a few trivia questions for some fun.
This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Richard Bull” part 1.
TCNW 639: Maggie Peterson as Charlene in Kingsport TN 1998
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This is the fifth episode of Two Chairs focusing on the 1998 Mayberry gathering in Kingsport, TN. If you have missed any of the previous episodes you should go back and check them out by using the link in the notes below.
The event was called “I Remember Mayberry” and in this episode we hear from Maggie Peterson. Maggie played “Charlene Darling” on The Andy Griffith Show as well as “Doris” in a color episode.
I want to once again encourage you to watch the video version of this episode because you’ll be able to see Maggie rather thank hear her, only. While you’re watching, be sure to like and subscribe to my YouTube channel.
David “The Mayberry Deputy” Browning was the emcee for the evening and he’ll be introducing Maggie in the first part of the clip.
We’ll try our hand a few trivia questions for some fun.
This week’s installment of This Week in Mayberry History by Randy Turner featuring “Bruce Bilson” part 5.
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