And what about Mr. Schwump? I have strong suspicions that he carried his
little black book in his jacket pocket.he was really Mayberry's
undercover playboy. (Don't let the rug fool you!)
Just a thought..
Susi Blank
Miss Crump (many years later)
There goes a happy NUT!
That's a great point, Untrained Voice! I've many memories of being hunkered
(or 'scrunched' as Andy would say) down in a cellar, waiting for the tornado to
pass. My prayers for all who have been going through this horrible event.
I agree about the A/C and how going indoors can tend to
I agree that AC changed our social lives immensely, as well as TV.
Television brings folks into our homes so we perhaps do not feel the need to
socialize outside as much. As a widow whose constant companion was my
beloved, I never developed friendships so TV is a wlecome visitor in my
home; I
I really wonder if Mr. Schwamp was really wearing a rug. I think it might
have have just been the light. Kind of like in the old Rimshaw house.
Regarding air conditioning; in the episode where the church was trying to
decide whether to fix the leaning church or buy new choir robes it was
I don't recall seeing any evidence of air conditioning in Mayberry but it was
mentioned one time that I can remember. In the episode Howard The Bowler,
the electricity goes out at the bowling alley just as Howard is about to throw
his bowling ball. Andy tries to find out what happened and
Hey Mayberry friends. This ought'ta do it. Recently received the new Don Knotts
DVD Tied Up With Laughter. On the outside of the box, the writer (and these
DVD companies have gd writers) describing the contents inside lists Don
Knotts best-known roles as Barney Fife and Mr. Furley, placing
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