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#64 Opie's Rival 12-03-62
Everybody but Opie takes an immediate shine to Peggy McMillan,
who makes her first appearance as the new county nurse. No one takes more
notice than Andy. When he pays her a little too much attention, Opie becomes
jealous and plays sick to keep his pa from going out on a date. Andy catches
on and patches things up, and the three live happily...for another few episodes.
#65 Andy and Opie, Bachelors 11-08-62
Aunt Bee goes to visit Aunt Louise, leaving Andy and Opie to get
by on their own. County nurse Peggy McMillan is there to keep an eye on the
boys. All is fine until Floyd plants the idea in Andy's head that Peggy might
just be out to catch a husband. Once again, after getting himself into trouble
with his girl, Andy realizes better, apologies, and everybody lives happily
... for another two episodes.
#66 Mr. McBeevee 10-01-62
Opie weaves the fabulous tale of Mr. McBeevee, a man who walks
in the treetops, wears a silver hat, has twelve extra hands, blows smoke
from his ears, and jingles when he walks as if he had rings on his fingers
and bells on his toes. But other than those few quirks, Mr. McBeevee is normal.
Andy and Barney laugh it off, but when Opie brings back a quarter he claims
was given to him by his friend, Andy is forced to call the stories to a halt.
Faced with the threat of a spanking, Opie is still unable to betray the existence
of Mr. McBeevee. Andy may have to accept the unacceptable in the face of
Opie's insistence. Later, when out for a walk, Andy happens past the very
same tree Mr. McBeevee, a telephone linesman, is working in. Andy gets his
own introduction to the man who walks in the trees and Opie is vindicated.
#67 Andy's Rich Girlfriend 10-08-62
After Peggy McMillan shows up in a brand new T-bird, Andy learns
she's the daughter of the "M" in R & M Grain Elevators. Andy, against
Barney's advice, struggles to fit in with the wealthy class. Realizing finally
that it's better to be himself and that the true value of a person lies beyond
his bankbook, the two live happily ... for one more episode.
#68 Barney Mends a Broken Heart 11-05-62
Andy shows up for a date with Peggy McMillan only to learn her
old friend Don has arrived unexpectedly. Andy departs angrily when Peggy
breaks their date and then encounters more problems when Barney decides to
make things better by fixing him up with another girl. Andy ends up getting
himself punched in the eye, but manages to fix things up with Peggy, and
they live happily ... until the end of this episode ... and then we never
see her again.
#69 Andy and the New Mayor 10-15-62
Mayor Stoner makes his first appearance and is nothing but trouble
for the sheriff's office. He finally learns the lesson so many others have:
Not all sheriffin' has to be done by the book.
#70 The Cow Thief 10-29-62
Andy's law-enforcement practices come into question when a local
farmer complains of missing milk cows. Mayor Stoner goes over Andy's head
and calls in "an interloper" from the state office to take over the
investigation. Andy manages to save the day by capturing the thief without
the help of the outssider. Andy discovers that the thefts were being covered
up by putting shoes on the cow.
#71 Floyd, the Gay Deceiver 11-26-62
Floyd finds himself in a jam when a woman he's been correspondibg
with writes to say that she plans on paying him a visit in Mayberry. Floyd
begs Andy for help, explaining that he has deceived his Lonely Hearts Club
companion by leading her to believe that he is a wealthy businessman. Andy
reluctantly agrees to help Floyd but in the process discovers that Madeline
Grayson isn't quite what she claims either. Floyd's poisonous pen pal is
actually a con artist who travels around bilking lonely old men out of their
money.
#72 The Mayberry Band 11-19-62
Mayor Stoner strikes again, revoking funds allocated for the Mayberry
Band's annual trip to the state band competition. He changes his mind after
the band performs a special concert for his benefit -- with a little help
from Bobby Fleet and His Band with a Beat.
#73 Lawman Barney 11-12-62
A couple of truck farmers defy Barney when he asks them to pack
up their produce elsewhere. Andy makes matters worse by telling them that
Barney, better known as Crazy Gun Fife, is a coldhearted killer. The truck
farmers fall for it at first, but return after learning the truth at the
gas station. Barney is forced to face them on his own. He musters the courage
and learns that the uniform he wears represents more than just one man.
#74 Convicts at Large 12-10-62
Barney and Floyd are held hostage by a gang of escaped female
convicts who have been hiding in O'Malley's cabin outside of town. Andy,
who spots Floyd in town buying groceries (with one of the convicts), thinks
they have a little part going on until O'Malley arrives back in town on the
bus. Andy and O'Malley engineer a cleaver scheme and capture all but the
ringleader, Big Maude, whom Barney manages to tango out the door and into
the cuffs.
#75 The Bed Jacket 12-17-62
Aunt Bee drops hints that she would like a lacy bed jacket for
her upcoming birthday, but Andy doesn't catch on. After giving her a set
of salt and pepper shakers and two cases of canning jars, Andy realizes he's
let his aunt down and rushes back to the store. The bed jacket, however,
has been sold tp Mayor Stoner. Dragging him out of bed, Andy begs the mayor
to make a trade. Knowing he has Andy over a barrel, Stoner asks for Andy's
favorite fishing pole, "Eagle Eye Annie."
#76 Barney and the Governor 01-07-63
Barney is goaded into ticketing the governor's car and mistakenly
believes Andy is setting him up for a dressing-down by the governor. In fact,
the governor is coming to Mayberry to give him a personal commendation for
performing a job without showing favorites. In the midst of all the action,
Otis secretly spikes the water tank, giving both Barney and Mayor Stoner
a surprise snootful.
#77 Man in a Hurry 01-14-63
Big businessman Malcolm Tucker is stuck in Mayberry for the Sabbath
when his car breaks down outside the city limits. He's soon driven to frustration
when he finds there is no way to get anything done in this two-bit town until
the follownig day. After finally getting Gomer's cousin Goober to fix the
car, Tucker gives in to the mood and decides to stay the night.
#78 The Bank Job 12-24-62
Barney gets in a snit over the lax security at the Mayberry Security
Bank and decides to prove his point when he slips by the bank teller dressed
as a cleaning lady and accidently locks himself in the vault. Later he is
redeemed when real crooks are caught in a failed attempt to rob the bank.
#79 One Punch Opie 12-31-62
A new kid moves to Mayberry and immediately starts leading Opie's
friends down the wrong path. Opie finally decides to stand up to him and
realizes the boy is all talk. This is the episode where Barney does his famous
"Nip it in the Bud!" speech.
#80 High Noon in Mayberry 01-21-63
Andy receives a letter from ex-con Luke Comstock, whom he sent
upriver after putting a bullet in his leg. The letter says that Luke will
be paying the sheriff a visit in Mayberry. Barney jumps to the conclusion
that he's coming for revenge and with Gomer's and Otis's help he sets up
a twent-four hour watch on Andy. As it turns out, Comstock is coming to pay
Andy a long overdue thanks for turning his life around, but not before Barney
manages to get "all tied up" in his work.
#81 The Loaded Goat 01-28-63
Cy Hudges brings his goat Jimmy to town for one day, and Jimmy
gets nimself "loaded" on a cache of dynamite. Faced with the menace of a
goat who could go "blooie" at any moment, Andy and Barney have to figure
a way of getting him out of town. Music soothes this savage goat, as he follows
Barney out beyonf the city limits while playing his harmoncia.
#82 Class Reunion 02-04-63
Andy and Barney decide to organize thier twentieth high school
reunion, and all the excitement centers on the return of Andy's old flame
Sharon Despain. It looks like the torch may be relit when Sharon shows up
and she and Andy pick up right where they left off, in the garden outside.
Both wonder what ever happened when it finally occurs to them both that what
seperated them in high school is what seperates them now. Sharon wants the
bright lights and big city, and Andy is happy to stay where he is.
#83 Rafe Hollister Sings 02-11-63
Rafe Hollister makes his singing debut when he decides to audition
for an upcoming concert. Some of the locals are appalled after John Masters
chooses Rafe for the solo performance. Andy stands by his man, and Rafe gets
raves.
#84 Opie and the Spoiled Kid 02-18-63
Arnold Winkler makes his first appearance as a rotten little kid
who tries to teach Opie how to manipulate his parents by throwing well-rehearsed
tantrums. After terrorizing Mayberry, Winkler's bike is impounded and Opie
learns a better lesson when he sees Winkler's ways just don't wash.
#85 The Great Filling Station Robbery 02-25-63
Barney enters the electronics age when he decides to solve a
mysterious string of robberies at Wally's Filling Station using modern police
technology. Andy is more concerned with clearing the name of the young man
who was given a fresh start with a job at the station and who is chief suspect
in the case.
#86 Andy Discovers America 03-04-63
Opie misunderstands a comment Andy makes at the breakfast table
and tells his new teacher, "old Miss Crump,"that according to his pa, history
doesn't matter. Helen lays down the law to Sheriff Taylor and Andy responds
with his own method of motivating Opie and his friends to study.
#87 Aunt Bee's Medicine Man 03-11-63
Aunt Bee falls under the spell of traveling medicine man Colonel
Harvey, but it turns out that the spell is mostly alcohol induced. Andy comes
home to find Bee and her lady friends half cocked on the colonel's elixir
and has to run them all in. A few hours latter he nabs the colonel himself
for peddling liquor.
#88 The Darlings Are Coming 03-18-63
This episode introduced the Darling family. Led by Briscoe, the
clan comes to town to meet the bus carrying Charlene's beloved PFC Dudley
A. Wash. Though they tend to get themselves into trouble, Andy tried his
best to look the other way.
#89 Andy's English Valet 03-25-63
The gentleman's gentleman, Malocom Merriweather, passes through
Mayberry on his American tour. Entering town with a bang, he manages to cause
a truckaccident and is force to work off the damages as Andy's personal valet.
#90 Barney's First Car 04-01-63
Barney becomes "Mr. Independent Wheels" when he spends most of
his savings on a used car -- only to find he's been taken by a bunco ring
led by mastermind Myrt Lesch. By coincidence, Andy and Barney nab the gang
when the crooks mistakenly resteal the car, which they think has been abandoned
on a country road.
#91 The Rivals 04-08-63
When Opie can't do anything to catch the eye of little Karen Burgess,
Thel steps in to cheer him up and ends up the object of Opie's affections.
Barney suddely finds he's the third wheel and demands Andy have a talk with
the boy. Andy drives the point home, and Opie dumps Thel for Karen.
#92 A Wife for Andy 04-15-63
Andy and Helen become an item, but not before Barney has his say.
Determined to find Andy a wife, Barney parades every eligible female in town
through Andy's living room. Andy, though, wants nothing to do with any of
them ... until he meets Helen Crump. She, of course, doesn't meet with Barne'ys
approval.
#93 Dogs, Dogs, Dogs 04-22-63
A state inspector is on his way to visit the Mayberry jailhouse
in order to determine whether or not the sheriff's office needs additional
funds. Before he arrives, Opie brings a stray dog in who is followed by another
ten of his four-legged friends. Luckily, the inspector happens to raise dogs
himself. He befriends the dog-loving sheriff and deputy and sees to it they
get the money they need.
#94 Mountain Wedding 04-29-63
Andy and Barney visit the Darlings to rid them of Ernest T. Bass,
who has his mind set on marrying daughter Charlene. In this debut for Ernest
T, Barney ends up being the bride.
#95 The Big House 05-06-63
Two escapees are held temporarily in the Mayberry jail while the
feds wait for their partners to arrive. Gomer is deputized to help Barney
out, but between the two of them, the criminals manage to escape three times.