THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW
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Golden Oldie The Andy Griffith Show Celebrates Golden Anniversary in OctoberIt has been half a century since America first heard the catchy whistled tune when the first episode of The Andy Griffith Show aired in October 1960 on CBS.
New Jersey Filmmaker Jim Riffel Takes a Cinematic Scalpel to the TV Classics "The Andy Griffith Show" and "Bonanza"Filmmaker Jim Riffel, Coney Island's "Insectavora" and Writer/Producer Mark "Kid Cinema" Zobian, have taken "The Andy Griffith Show" and "Bonanza" to new heights, or depths, depending on your point of view.
Independent Filmmakers Update "Bonanza" and "The Andy Griffith Show" for Today's Demented Television AudienceIndependent Filmmakers Mark Zobian, Jim Riffel and Insectavora have taken two of America's most beloved 1960's television shows, "Bonanza" and "The Andy Griffith Show," and have re-worked them to fit into today's cesspool of entertainment.- What ever happened to Jim Nabors (Gomer Pyle from the Andy Griffith Show)?Remember Jim Nabors, the actor who played Gomer Pyle? After playing the famous gas station attendant on the Andy Griffith Show, he also had his own spin-off (Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.). But then what happened to him?
- The Andy Griffith Show Celebrates 50 Years: A Bittersweet AnniversaryAfter 50 years on television, The Andy Griffith Show has garnered well-deserved praise, laughs, congratulations and, something it should never have acquired: controversy.
- The Andy Griffith Show: Fifty Years Later, Mayberry Still Our Favorite Small TownThis month, TVLand salutes the 50th anniversary of The Andy Griffith Show. We started visiting Sheriff Andy Taylor and the folks of Mayberry in 1960 and it seems as though we've never left.
- The Andy Griffith Show Life Lesson: Honesty is the Best PolicyThe Andy Griffith Show Life Lesson: Honesty is the best policy demonstrates the consequences of being dishonest and also the need for us to stand up for what we know to be true.
- The Andy Griffith ShowFor many years I have watched the Andy Griffith Show and I believe it to be the best in relating to how life is in America.
- The Andy Griffith Show is Still Brilliant Television After All These YearsFor pure timeless humor, intelligence and good spirit, few old television shows hold up as well as The Andy Griffith Show.
- The Five Funniest Episodes of The Andy Griffith ShowOne man's opinion of the five funniest episodes of the Andy Griffith Show.
The Andy Griffith Show Collector's Edition DVD- Two- Disk SetThe classic 1960's TV show the Andy Griffith Show is now available on DVD,for home- viewing.- Collectibles for The Andy Griffith Show Fans"The Andy Griffith Show" holds a special spot in the hearts of its fans. If you are a collector of memorabilia related to this great television classic, take a look at these items.
What Can We Learn from the Andy Griffith Show?a brief write up on what we can learn from the show andy griffith
Admiring Andy's Authority on "The Andy Griffith Show"Examining why Sheriff Andy Taylor had authority and Deputy Barney Fife did not- Andy Griffith Show and Mayberry Filming Locations in Southern California that You Can VisitA guide to actual filming locations of "The Andy Griffith Show."
- Top 10 Andy Griffith Show Television EpisodesRoy A. Barnes grew up with syndicated episodes of The Andy Griffith Show and still watches them today. Read on to find out his favorite ten episodes.
- Andy Griffith Show Trivia QuizWhat male actor won an Emmy for his acting on the Andy Griffith Show? What was the name of the restaurant on the show? Who made a pan of cashew fudge every week and why? Take this quiz and find out.
A Look at the Andy Griffith ShowA step back in time, with every rerun.- Who is Still Living from "The Andy Griffith Show"?Five regulars are still with us while seven have sadly passed on.
- Andy Griffith Show Life Lesson - "What's Your Hurry?"Andy Griffith Show life lesson on learning to relax and enjoy life.
- Andy Griffith Show Among the Best TV ClassicsA look at the career of Andy Griffith.
Andy Griffith Career Highlights: The 1960sFor Andy Griffith, the 1960s brought some strikeouts, but one grand slam home run: The Andy Griffith Show, which put the fictitious Mayberry, North Carolina on the map.
Andy Griffith Show: An Example of Authoritarian Socialism?Wholesome TV classic or something based on controlling young people?- A Legend Earle Hagden Dies at the Age of 88Composer of the theme song to "The Andy Griffith Show" Earle Hagen has died at the age of 88. Also known for composing the theme songs to "I Spy" and "Mob Squad", Hagen was a legend in his time.
- Best Television Dads: Andy GriffithWhat distinguished "The Andy Griffith Show" from other classic sitcoms was the convincing way it portrayed the relationship between father Andy Taylor and his little boy Opie. See why this small town t.v. dad is one of the best.
- Andy Griffith Career Highlights: The 1950sAndy Griffith is of course best known as Sheriff Andy Taylor, one of the classic TV characters of all time. But he began his career as a highly regarded monologist, stage actor, and movie actor before ever setting foot in Mayberry.
- Andy Griffith Career Highlights: The 1970s to the PresentAndy Griffith established himself as a serious stage and film actor in the 1950s, and embodied one of the all-time classic television characters in history in the 1960s, but mostly struggled after that to recapture his early success.
- Andy Griffith's Popularity Nose Dives Over Support for Health Care ReformThe acrimony surrounding health care reform, stoked up to white hotness as the 2010 midterm elections draw nigh, seems to have claimed another victim, albeit an odd one: Andy Griffith, the long-living television and film star.
Andy Griffith Lawsuit DismissedLast fall, a Wisconsin man who was running for sheriff legally changed his name to Andy Griffith, to garner attention to the election. Andy Griffith, the actor, objected.- Andy Griffith is Suing Andy Griffith for Copyright and Trademark InfringementA small town politician decided to change his name to Andrew Jackson Griffith to facilitate his chances of getting elected sheriff. Only in America would a lawsuit be allowed by a famous person challenging another person's right to do this.
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