In the episode"The cow thief",does anyone have a picture of the cow wearing
boots?If so,please forward to :dewey0...@hotmail.com.
"preciate it,
Dewey in NC
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I don't have the answer either for the different keys for the theme song, but
to make it more confusing, I have the theme song script signed by Earl Hagen
and it is in the key of F. I got it autographed by him at Mayberry Days a few
years ago. Maybe after he wrote it in that key he found out th
For almost 50 years now TAGS fans have enjoyed watching all the wonderful
events in the lives of all those delightful people of Mayberry. However,
there were many events that were mentioned on TAGS but which we were never
ever able to witness. I have listed some events that I would have loved
Janet, not only did Barney say he wasn't there for fly killin', but in one
episode (I don't remember which one just now), Barney sits on Andy's porch
and catches a fly in his hands, and then he lets it go while saying, "Well,
it's Sunday." (meaning that he wouldn't harm it since, after all, it WAS
FYI: The theme song to our all time favorite TV show is call "The Andy Griffith
Show" Theme. The same song with words, sung by Andy, is "The Ole Fishin' Hole".
Just thought I throw my two cents in.
Carolina Tom
P.S. Allan: The podcasts are wonderful. Thanks for all your hard work.
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Hey, all, I didn't receive issue #173 of the digest. If anyone could send that
to me, I'd 'preciate it!
Thelma Lou
(Janet)
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I'm just glad that the President didn't kill a Carp or a Pike! At least he
didn't string up the fly and have his picture took grinnin' ear to ear!
Peggy
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>>>I've noticed that sometimes folks on TV wear glasses with perfectly flat
>>>lenses (you can tell by the reflection).?Now I'm no eye doctor, but it seems
>>>to me perfectly flat lenses would have no effect on one's vision, which
>>>leads me to think those glasses are just part of the actor's c
>... the phrase "to tell you the truth" or some variation of it was
probably used because it is a relatively common southern expression...
I never really thought about it being unusual at all. Seems very natural
to me. Of course, I'm a native North Carolinian. Heck I n
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Kirk,
Opie had a dog named Gulliver and a bird named Dickey in the first episode,
"The New Housekeeper". You see the bird in that episode but the only
mention of Gulliver is when Opie is saying his prayers.
H. makes ya wonder where those two pets went and ran off to.
Jen
I was ju
Thanks, Paul, for your information on the "color" era theme. I don't have those
on DVD, and I just assumed they would be in the same dual keys as the B & W
theme. (Never assume...) Perhaps there is something in the theory that there
was a more relaxed key at the end. Many composers have felt tha
My guess is to why the theme song was done in one key at the beginning and
another ket at the end is that there were two different whistlers, and not
everyone can whistle in any key.
If there were 2 different whistlers, I'll bet they both got an "A" in breathing.
Or it could be your gauge - som
Don't forget his bird, Dickie, seen only in the first episode. In that same
episode, he also mentions a dog (Gulliver), a lizard (Oscar), and a white
mouse. In the pilot episode, he had a pet turtle which was "murdered" (stepped
on) by Mrs. Bolivar at the ice cream parlor.
Paul Mulik
>>>...
I've noticed that sometimes folks on TV wear glasses with perfectly flat lenses
(you can tell by the reflection). Now I'm no eye doctor, but it seems to me
perfectly flat lenses would have no effect on one's vision, which leads me to
think those glasses are just part of the actor's costume.
Wh
I was just thinking the other day why didn't Opie ever have a pet on the
show? We know he loves dogs on the episode of Dogs, dogs, dogs and he had
taken care of winkin,(or was it lincoln) blinkin', and nod, as well as, his
imaginary horse Blackey. I wonder what kind of humorous additive that would
Trivia: In episodic television, what series had both Andy Griffith and
Ronny Howard in roles OTHER than "Andy Taylor" and "Opie Taylor" from TAGS?
Try submitting your answers before you check IMDb.
Brian Rodahaver
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