Harriet, that was the exact quote from the exact episode I had been
watching.
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> In The Cannon episode, when Andy explains to Opie about how honesty is
the best policy, he leaves the court house and Opie speaks out loud "If
honesty is such a great policy, how come I'm out a cap pistol?" He's not
>Who can think of an example of someone breaking the fourth wall in an episode
>of The Andy Griffith Show?
In The Cannon episode, when Andy explains to Opie about how honesty is the best
policy, he leaves the court house and Opie speaks out loud "If honesty is such
a great polic
I was watching a 1st season episode this past weekend, and I noticed a
character "breaking the fourth wall" (talking directly to the audience).
Who can think of an example of someone breaking the fourth wall in an
episode of The Andy Griffith Show? (I won't say who I saw or what wa
They used to break the fourth wall on Green Acres from time to time. I remember
one very funny scene in which the Douglases were in bed while the credits
rolled on the screen, and they made silly comments about the words appearing
(in midair, mind you) at the foot of their bed.
Paul Mulik
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If anyone really wants to see "breaking the fourth wall", check out the Burns
and Allen Television Show. George Burns blatenley breaks the fourth wall. He
will walk out of a scene, smoke his cigar, and turn and talk directly to the
audience. Something like "Gracile thinks t
I've enjoyed this thread on "breaking the fourth wall." In case anyone is
unfamiliar with this term, it refers to the fact that a theater stage has three
walls, but occasionally (for comic effect) a script will call for an actor to
deliver a line directly to the audience in
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