>kisses shared in TAGS... But I can't think of any others.
There's Aunt Bee and Briscoe Darling. I won't go into detail about which
episode. I'm sure it will come to eveyone's mind with just the mention
There's Rose and her new husband in The Housekeeper.
There's Opie kissing Aunt
Dewey, if you go to google.com and click on Images then enter "Andy Griffith
Statue" there are over 25,000 to choose from. Maybe the one you are looking
for is there.
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Hi Gang,
Greetings to all.
The real first spin off of a TV show happened on the Price is Right back
when they added that Big Wheel. Ever since then they have a spin off twice
a show :)
Ken, that was a good list of kisses. Also Sam kissed a baby when he was
campaigning for head of city council
I certainly am glad Joe forwarded little Petey's letter to me. I sure did
enjoy it and he had
such insight to my life. He definitely must be a gifted and talented
student.
Freeburger was the name of the Mayberry sewer inspector.
I recall the following kisses in Mayberry: Not in any particul
A few days ago, I noticed the front porch railings needed a coat of paint. The
first thing I did was to go downtown to see if I could find Newton Monroe. He
was not there. Someone said he was performing in Las Vegas, and someone else
said he was voicing Mr. Potato Head in the new Toy Story m
I also forget to add another type "spin-off." That would be the one where a
character of an established series becomes popular, i.e. TAGS to 'Gomer Pyle
USMC' or 'Mary Tyler Moore' to 'Rhoda.' So, in conclusion, we have three types
of spin-offs: 1) Short-term characters for sake of a spin-off 2)
How about Don Knotts and Don Rickles.Newton Monroe.
Ken, I loved the letter you posted from the student.
Joe, Was your letter from a child named Opie Taylor?
Keep posting Ken.
Marsha post more often.
Margaret
Floyd: 'I'm going to Nashville.'
(Margaret: I already live in Nashville.
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