Found this Barney Fife-related link the other day. Also attached the file.
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Which Barney Fife stage does 2020 currently have you in? I am between #4 and
#5. With wearing a mask, #9! Sta...
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Recently watched a Columbo episode from 1971 called "Ransom for a Dead Man",
and thought a face looked familiar. The character's name was Paul Williams,
who was quickly disposed of by his wife, played by Lee Grant during the opening
scene of the episode.
After checking IMDB, I realized the
I remember that Walter Baldwin (The Best Years of our Lives, The Lost Weekend)
was the original Floyd the Barber in one episode. I recently did a double-take
when I recognized him in Rosemarys Baby. Hope Summers (Clara) was also in the
movie.
I'm sure its been discussed here previously, but
Mayor Stoner, hands down. Though Parley Baer was a fine human being and
excellent character actor and voice-over man (Winnie the Pooh), Mayor Stoner
was a dreadful individual. Full of graft/corruption, greed, jealousy and
distrust of his employees and others around him, he epitomized what it
Romans 14:8
Don't the trees seem nice full?
Charlie Varney in Central TX
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(I
just saw him on an old Alfred Hitchcock Hour episode, as a cab driver.
He was not a pleasant sort on the show. I guess it was the actor of the man...)
Charlie Varney
When Goober arrives at the Pearly Gates, ol Pete says Welcome Goob, God
says Hey...
During the Barney the Lawman episode when Allen Melvin and the other
vegetable salesman are topping of their radiator water at Wally's, and overhear
the guys laughing about Barney Fife, does Floyd say something about Barney
using his pistol to 'start the potato sack race at the Mason's picnic'?
I thought that maybe The Meathead (Rob Reiner) may have won an Oscar. He's won
an emmy, and has been nominated for an Academy and Golden Globe award, but
never
won an Oscar for his acting, writing, producing, or directing. I believe he
may
have been part of a picture or 2 that won Oscars,
Not to deflect from this excellent board, but for those who occasionally like a
little saucy talk with their tea, and prefer to not pull any punches when
discussing both the positive AND negative sides of TAGS, the latest TV Land
schedule, or what ever else ails you, I stumbled upon the
I need some trivia assistance: I've been collecting TAGS, Twlight Zone, The
Fugitive, and Alfred Hitchcock Presents episodes on DVD, as well as my favorite
one-eyed detective, Columbo. While watching Columbo season 3's Publish or
Perish episode, with Jack Cassidy playing the main guest
I found a good deal on TAGS episodes on DVD ($16.99 per season), which include
epilogues and commercials (lots of Sanka commercials). I was wondering which
was the last season of black white episodes. Was it 1964 or '65? Was that
season 5 or 6? I found seasons 2 3 at a local store, but
1) Goober Pyle as a surgeon on a M*A*S*H tv episode
2) Howard Sprague hanging by his neck in a bathroom with Sally Struthers in
the movie The Getaway
3) Andy as the despicable Lonesome Rhodes in A Face in the Crowd
And the strangest of all:
4) Clara/Bertha - Edwards/Johnson chanting
When Andy, Barney, and Aunt Bea went to the landfill to find the remaining
editions of Opie/Johnny Paul's gossip paper, she may have had
Clara/Bertha-Edwards/Johnson sit for him, like she did on other episodes. I
vaguely remember Bea mentioning for Opie to go stay with other ladies in other
On memorial Day, we watched The Dirty Dozen and Kelly's Heroes (both classics)
for the hundredth time, at least. This time I noticed that one of Carroll
O'Connor's staff (O'Connor played a General in Kelly's Heroes) was the same
character who was in the TAGS episode #42 (The Club Men), where
Subject: DramaWe are all familiar with the funny moments on this show. What is
your favorite dramatic moment from the show? The word drama has negtive
connotations for me (like the term Drama Queen), so I prefer the term Tear
Jerker, because if I (almost) shed a tear, it must be somewhat
Was wondering what episode(s) Andy quizzed Barney on his memory. I thought of
this episode recently while working with a coach on a type of memorized
catechism I'm working on for a fraternal organization. None of it is written,
and is taught from mouth to ear. I thought I had a certain
Was wondering what fraternal organization that TAGS based the Golden Door
group after. Possibly a combination of Masonic-Shriner/K of
C/Elks/Oddfellows? Were any of the TAGS cast members of fraternal
organizations in real life? I only remember the one show reference
(colorized, when
Can you imagine how much fun they're having now? Aunt Bee, Floyd, Clara, Otis,
and all the rest who have left Mayberry for Heaven? These are days not to
mourn, but to celebrate an incredible life and talent. One of the
greatestno, the greatest character actor and character ever. Am
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