MAYBERRY RFD

Andy and Helen marry, and Aunt Bee becomes Sam's housekeeper.

Goober gets Sam to write him a letter asking Millie to the Harvest Ball.

Aunt Bee races her horse, Ginger Snap.

Andy urges Sam to hire two ex-convicts, who later vanish along with money from the cookie jar.

Problems multiply when Mike acquires a copy machine.

Howard and Emmett go on a television talk show.

Civic Youth Day has the kids taking over the grown-up's jobs.

Millie is chosen to direct the church play, and decides to make it more modern.

Sam thinks Mike's irresponsible and won't let him go to the baseball game, but the townspeople's sympathy for Mike makes Sam feel like a heel.

Sam gets a traffic ticket in Mt. Pilot and is all ready to fight it.

Emmett's fiftieth birthday has him down in the dumps.

Millie is crowned Miss Farmerette at the county fair, and is invited to go to Hollywood by an old friend who's an agent.

Sam doesn't know what to do about a teen with a crush on him.

Goober tries to help a new couple in town, a woman and her writer husband who've moved to Mayberry for inspiration.

Aunt Bee falls for a ship's captain when she takes a Caribbean cruise. First of a two-part episode.

Aunt Bee has second thoughts about marrying her captain fiancee. Second of a two-part episode.

Goober's job teaching driving at the high school comes to a violent end when he crashes into the principal's car.

Howard, whose hobby is coin-collecting, takes skydiving lessons to impress a girl who loves to skydive.

Mike and Harold fight and break up, but still go on the annual fishing trip together.

Sam's embarrassed his bean crop failed while Millie's was successful.

Mike starts working at a pet shop.

Goober has to clean up the station or he'll lose it.

Retired Emmett has nothing to do except hang around his friends all day, driving them crazy.

Millie's friend becomes her roommate when she breaks up with her boyfriend.