[TontoKowalski]

I'm getting all nostalgic hearing about everyone's favorite episodes. I have three, because I can't possibly choose just one.

Barney in the choir is an alltime classic. One of the funniest things EVER on television.

Aunt Bea on the pickle-making binge was hilarious, too. In my mind's eye, I can still see Barney stopping cars heading out of town, and making them take a jar of pickles with them.

Another Aunt Bea classic moment was when the elixir salesman came to town, and the whole Ladies Aid Society got plowed in the parlor.

They just don't make em like that anymore.

[skaterboy]

Barney buys a car is my fave...Watching Granny Walton shaft him is funny as heck

How you doing Gomer?
Sick as a dog but having the time of my life

[Cloud William]

Aunt Bea on the pickle-making binge was hilarious, too. In my mind's eye, I can still see Barney stopping cars heading out of town, and making them take a jar of pickles with them.

Not "pickles". Kerosene Cucumbers!

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

I think my husband can recall the plot line of just about every Andy Griffith episode ever made. Being a barbershop quartet singer, he especially appreciates that particular episode ;-).

http://epguides.com/AndyGriffithShow/guide.shtml#7th

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

http://www.spebsqsa.org/web/groups/public/documents/pages/pub_id_062164.hcsp

The Andy Griffith Show

1966; Episode: The Barbershop Quartet

The Mayberry Four is going for its third win in three years in the town’s quartet contest. The lead character (Howard) came down with a cold. Andy sings bass. Andy recruits a member from the jail. The tenor in the quartet is played by Burt Mustin of the Reseda Chapter (now Valleyaires); he has since passed away. The show segment is about the quartet and the contest even winning the trophy with Barbershop Quartet Championship on the loving cup. Comedy-->Harmony-->Fun!