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| - The Andy Griffith Show hit its stride during its third season (1962-63). Andy Griffith perfects his levelheaded Sheriff Andy Taylor; Don Knotts is unsurpassed as the comically neurotic, & loved even more Deputy Barney Fife; and Ron Howard also comes back & continues his legendary run as earnest Opie. The season opens with the endearing episode "Mr. McBeevee" Opie's friend in the trees who Andy & Barney both are convinced to be a figment of his son's imagination. From there, every episode contains renowned classics, such as "Floyd the Gay Deceiver" starring the dashing Howard McNear as Floyd Lawson the best, & only for that matter, Barber in Mayberry; "Andy and Opie Bachelors" offering some of the season's greatest quips; and "The Darlings Are Coming," that crazy clan of mountain musicians,
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| - The Andy Griffith Show hit its stride during its third season (1962-63). Andy Griffith perfects his levelheaded Sheriff Andy Taylor; Don Knotts is unsurpassed as the comically neurotic, & loved even more Deputy Barney Fife; and Ron Howard also comes back & continues his legendary run as earnest Opie. The season opens with the endearing episode "Mr. McBeevee" Opie's friend in the trees who Andy & Barney both are convinced to be a figment of his son's imagination. From there, every episode contains renowned classics, such as "Floyd the Gay Deceiver" starring the dashing Howard McNear as Floyd Lawson the best, & only for that matter, Barber in Mayberry; "Andy and Opie Bachelors" offering some of the season's greatest quips; and "The Darlings Are Coming," that crazy clan of mountain musicians, with the Matriarch of the bunch Briscoe Darling, portrayed perfectly by the legendary Denver Pyle, consisting of The Dillards, & we can't leave out the young, beautiful & overtly flirtatious, Charlene Darling played by the very talented Maggie Peterson. The season is acclaimed for introducing several new, recurring characters into the cast including Jim Nabors as our beloved Gomer Pyle , Joanna Moore as "Miss Peggy" , and the future Mrs. Helen Taylor, Helen Crump, played by Aneta Corsaut. Don't miss the season highlight, "Man in a Hurry," a touching story where Malcolm Tucker, played to perfection by Robert Emhardt delivers the now-famous summation of Mayberry, "Outrageous… a whole town is standing still because two old women's feet fall asleep," precisely the reason why this beloved sitcom remains a timeless treasure.
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