Andy Griffith Show

Andy fears Opie has an imaginary friend when he starts telling tall tales.

Andy's girlfriend Peggy McMillan gets along fine with Andy until he discovers that her father is rich.

The new mayor in town is displeased with Andy's laid back small town approach to law enforcement.

When Aunt Bee goes away for a visit, Andy and Opie discover the problems of brotherhood.

The Mayberry mayor demands that Andy get a crime expert from the city to help solve several cow thefts.

Barney tries to set Andy up when he mistakenly perceives that Andy is suffering from a broken heart.

Deputy Barney Fife loses his self-confidence when two farmers ignore his warning.

The Mayberry band, composed of more flats than sharps, gets ready for its annual trip to the state band competition.

Floyd the barber has misrepresented his worldly goods to a wealthy window, who decides to visit him.

Opie becomes jealous when his father appears to be paying special attention to a pretty girl -- even taking her fishing with them.

Three escaped female convicts imprison Barney Fife and Floyd the barber in a remote cabin.

Aunt Bee longs for a pretty bed jacket for her birthday but seems destined to get more practical gifts from her family.

Barney Fife is convinced that Opie's piggy bank is safer than the Mayberry bank-and sets out to prove his point.

Opie must either learn how to box or lose prestige among his peers when a new boy moves into town.

Barney gives a parking ticket to the Governor's car, and refuses to tear it up.

A car containing a high-powered businessman breaks down in low-powered Mayberry.

Barney Fife is sure that a Main Street gun duel is in the offing when an ex-con comes to town.

Mayberry fears disaster when the sheriff discovers that a farmer's goat has eaten a good-sized meal of dynamite.

Andy and Barney look forward to seeing their high school sweethearts when the Mayberry Class of '45 holds a reunion.

A poor farmer successfully auditions to sing at a concert. Barney and Andy take it upon themselves to spruce him up for the event.

Opie meets a spoiled youngster and decides his own allowance should be tripled.

Andy uses common sense and Barney uses "modern criminal detection methods" to solve several burglaries at a filling station.

The sheriff's knowledge of American history is put to the test by Opie and an attractive new history teacher.

Aunt Bee falls for the sales pitch of a fast-talking medicine man and his Indian elixir.