The Blood Brothers chapter of The Andy Griffith Show Rerun Watchers Club in
Macon, Missouri celebrated our 10th anniversary on February 5 (even though
it is official on February 7). We enjoyed visiting about TAGS and finding
references to "ten" and "tin" (the traditional rec
Clint was born in 1959 so he would have been 3-4 years old.
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Date: Sun, 24 Oct 2021 23:37:53 -0400
From: Joe
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I've seen or heard at least 4 interviews with Ron and Clint over the past
couple weeks, while they are out promoting their new book about growing up
in Hollywood. Although the book sounds like it's well worth reading, and
the stories the brothers told were funny and interesting, I wa
I recently saw Ron Howard in an episode of Daniel Boone.He portrayed a mean
spirited teenager
who was rude and callous and lacking in manners.Just another side of the actor.
An episode of Bonanza immediately followed with Clint Howard.He was about the
same age as on TAGS.
He surely was snaggl
I replied before but haven't seen it yet so here goes again. What about the
Hubacher brothers that send such nice cards at Christmas from the State Pen.
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One other character I'd thought of whose brother we see is Arnold Bailey's
younger brother. When Arnold and Opie are trying to take care of the foundling
baby, Arnold mentions observing his mother care for his baby brother.
One other possibility is in the episode where Opie and Billy are compet
Well Ken, the baby twins in Stranger in Town are never actually seen, so they
don't count. All we see is the baby carriage.
Sam Muggins' daughter is correct since we see her brother (the clue "oh, for
the land's sake" is Ben's line when he hands her a doll as a gift), however
those kids were n
Martha Clark's brother, Ben the insurance agent, was seen in the episode
where Emmett closed his Fix-It Shop to start a new career in the
insurance business.
Greg "Brilliant Barrister" Dunagan
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I had a bad case of the collywobbles last night so whilst I couldn't sleep
anyway I put on my thunking bucket at three a.m. and I had myself a good
thunk. And I thunk of a few more brothers in Mayberry. Do you have any
idea how difficult it is to get to sleep with a five gallon plastic b
I'm thinking of at least four more residents of Mayberry whose brothers are
seen onscreen. I'd give hints, but oh for the land's sake, it might embarrass
you something awful. We're all supposed to help out, but not always with the
needle.
Paul Mulik
As Ken pointed out, Charlene calls one of her brothers Other (pronounced with a
long O), however he isn't a fifth brother, it's apparently a nickname for Dean.
She also calls Doug "Jebbin" in that episode.
In an early draft of the script for The Darlings are Coming, t
Good job so far on the trivia. You folks even named a couple that I hadn't
thought of.
To review, the question is: name someone who lives in Mayberry County whose
brother is seen onscreen in at least one episode if TAGS. So far we have the
following:
Otis Campbell; Rodney, Doug, Dean, Mitch,
First we have the Darling boy who were brothers to each other and to
Charlene. Then Bill Matthews was Lucy Matthew's brother in "Stranger in
Town". Mayor Stoner's bother happened to have a business where the new
road was being constructed ("The Loaded Goat"). To
How about these for brothers?
Of course there are all the Darling brothers who we see quite often.
There are brothers Billy, Ike, and Junior Gordon.
And of course we have the real life brothers, Opie and Leon.
And what about all the lodge brothers of the Regal Order of the Golden
Door to Good
Ken, Your story reminded me of another one. Three brothers in their 70's were
sitting around talking about their childhood. The youngest brother, who had
been a pest as a child said, "Do you two remember the time you two took me out
in the middle of the lake and threw me off the bo
I was watching the Marx Brothers 1933 movie " Duck Soup" and was a bit startled
when I saw them doing the disconnected motorcycle/sidecar stunt. I knew I had
seen Andy and Barney do it but now wondering if anyone on screen had done it
previous to the Marx Brothers.
Holland
Le
I was watching the Marx Brothers 1933 movie " Duck Soup" and was a bit startled
when I saw them doing the disconnected motorcycle/sidecar stunt. I knew I had
seen Andy and Barney do it but now wondering if anyone on screen had done it
previous to the Marx Brothers.
O' a
Today is an important day in history: On August 10, 1846, President
James K. Polk (Malcolm could tell you which number he was) signed the
order establishing that Smith Brothers Institute in Washington.
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I kinda like the name Siggy Schwump. We could then call the younger brother
Wiggy Schwump.
Kim - Wylie
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Zman, Yep, got mine in the mail today from the brothers. Their still up at
state prison. It was one of those new fangled music cards this year with the
song "I'm in the jailhouse now.." playing to the tune of jingle bells.
Mike
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>>His brothers were:
William Earl known as Shadow
Ralph known as Sid
And Willis known as Bill<<
That's hilarious! "This is my brother William, but we call him shadow,
and this is my brother Ralph, but we call him Sid, and here's Willis, but we
call him Bi
His brothers were:
William Earl known as Shadow
Ralph known as Sid
And Willis known as Bill
All older.
Dapper Dan
I already 10-4'd ya!
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We are going to Washington this coming weekend. I'll look for Barney's bullet
when we visit the Smith Brothers' Institute. My son and daughter live near
there and have toured the museum that displays Americana. They should know
where to take me. I get a kick out of r
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Is there anything from The Andy Griffith Show in that
Smith Brothers Institution? I know they have stuff
like Archie and Edith's chairs from
The key to the jail cell would be a nice item to add. For that matter an exact
replica of the jail cell set would be appropriate. Andy's fishing pole.I
know the name, do you? Goober's hat would be another choice.
Kelly in South Dakota
Is there anything from The Andy Griffith Show in that Smith Brothers
Institution? I know they have stuff like Archie and Edith's chairs from All
in the Family and Fonzie's leather jacket. If they don't have anything, what
would you suggest would be the item or items from TAGS th
Scott asked: "what would you suggest would be the item or items from TAGS that
should go in?"
How about Barney's bullet, Andy & Opies fishing poles, Floyd's barber coat,
Goober's beanie, Otis' bottle, Aunt Bee's blue willow dishes, a hymnal from All
Souls Church.
Kim - Wylie, TX
PS: D
Is there anything from The Andy Griffith Show in that
Smith Brothers Institution? I know they have stuff
like Archie and Edith's chairs from All in the Family
and Fonzie's leather jacket. If they don't have
anything, what would you suggest would be the item or
items from TAGS th
I was watching an interview with Peter and Bobby
Farrelly, who have directed several really funny
movies. They said the biggest influence on them when
they were young was The Andy Griffith Show, because it
was really funny, and it had heart!
McBV - Mayberry Chapter - Knoxville, TN
dless of the weather. They were the Smith
>>>Brothers--Bill, A.J., and Plumber.<<<
Were they the same fellas that had that fancy museum in Washington D.C.? I
remember Barney talking about them once.
Thelma Lou
(Janet)
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