I would pick Bert Miller as a regular on the show.
Have a fun day!
Kurt
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It may have been technically illegal for Malcolm to work for pay the first time
he came to Mayberry, but as we know, when you're dealing with people it's a
whole lot better to go not so much by the book, but by the heart. Remember that
he was not looking for work, he simply needed a way to pay
It's fun to try to spot continuity errors while watching TAGS. This topic came
up recently on Allan's podcast. Probably the most famous one is when Barney's
hair goes from being neatly combed to messed up and back again while trying to
recite the Preamble. Too bad they didn't have Schoolhouse
Although inference was given to pay, did we ever see money exchange hands?
No, you didn't. Malcolm was working to pay a citation charge for the damage he
caused in the accident on Main Street.
Can I pay you on the never-never?
Harriet, the chicken thief, hiding out in Kelsey's Woods, USA
Yet I don't recall the Taylors, or anyone else in Mayberry ever drinking or
mentioning sweet tea.
Clara Edwards likes to chat with Aunt Bee over Sweet tea and spicy talk
Harriet, the chicken thief, hiding out in Kelsey's Woods, USA
..Johnny Paul Jason says chewing tar is good for your
Who would you have liked to see become a regular character on TAGS with
episodes written about that character?
My choice has always been Congressman Canfield (Charles Ruggles). He and Aunt
Bee made a very darling couple and from what we witness by the epilog one would
believe they had become
As an immigration official with over twenty years of field experience, and one
who has watched the laws change, I can say that Malcolm did NOT violate any
immigration laws when he visited Mayberry. The Immigration Reform and Control
Act of 1986 established criteria for working in the United
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