Andy Griffith Show

Andy teaches Opie how to deal with the bully who is taking his money on the way to school.

Barney resigns when he believes Andy is trying to ease him out of his job as deputy.

A woman who has been given a speeding ticket pleads not guilty.

A citizen of Mayberry forestalls his eviction by trying to redeem a century-old municipal bond.

Barney is almost thrown for a loss by a charming female con artist.

Opie's friendship with a hobo begins to affect his ability to tell right from wrong.

A bogus FBI agent and his accomplice nearly make off with the Mayberry bank's money.

Andy is too obvious in his efforts to find out if a young lady meets his expectations.

Aunt Bee takes a shine to an itinerant handyman who has a way with the ladies.

Andy refuses to join an exclusive club when Barney's bid for membership is turned down.

Rather than eat Aunt Bee's homemade pickles, Andy and Barney switch them with store-bought ones.

A trial run as sheriff convinces Barney that he is not ready for a similar job in a nearby town.

Andy dissuades a visiting farmer from marrying Barney's girl.

Opie keeps a secret club oath, even after he is accused of burning down a barn.

Andy teaches a wealthy young man the satisfaction of self-reliance.

After a shaky start, male patrons accept the addition of a manicurist to Floyd's barbershop.

A Mayberry resident is convinced he is a jinx until Andy helps restore his self-confidence.

Mayberry's small-town methods prove more effective in catching a fugitive than the state police's.

Opie signs up for a race to win a medal, but he loses and learns an important lesson instead.

Andy's diplomacy and engineering techniques are needed to upgrade the music of the town choir.

Andy and Barney mistakenly make a pickpocket the guest of honor at a Mayberry celebration.

Andy uses his wits to help a struggling salesman, despite pressure to put him out of business.

Otis has to serve his jail time at the Taylor house under the supervision of Aunt Bee.

Andy is forced to exert all his persuasiveness to get a farmer to take a tetanus shot.