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Mary Carter accepts Opie's invitation to a party, then throws him over at the last minute.
Howard, a last-minute substitution on the bowling team, astonishes everyone by bowling a perfect game.
Opie's friendship with an athletically superior girl blossoms when she follows the advice of an older female.
Goober blackballs county clerk Howard when he applies for membership in the Mayberry men's lodge.
The Mayberry barbershop quartet loses its tenor on the eve of its singing contest.
Andy umpires a crucial junior baseball game and when one of his decisions loses the game for Mayberry, he becomes the town pariah.
Aunt Bee buys a wig and upsets Andy and the rest of Mayberry.
Andy and the town of Mayberry undergo a trying experience when the Darling family comes into a fortune of $300.
Goober, convinced that he has a severe case of whiplash, promptly becomes a helpless invalid.
Aunt Bee and Howard both decide to run for the office of town councilman.
Helen and her teenage students convince the principal the younger generation is no different from his own.
Opie and his friend find an abandoned baby and run into trouble when they try to find it some new parents.
Howard, a non-fisherman, antagonizes the town's sportsmen by catching the biggest fish in the lake.
Opie accidentally ruins Aunt Bee's prize rose entry on the eve of the annual Mayberry Flower Show.
Otis and Howard rescue Andy, who has been taken prisoner by a pair of desperate bank robbers.
Inarticulate Goober grows a beard and suddenly turns into a verbose philosopher.
The town's new doctor is shunned by all the Mayberry citizens.
Andy and four of his level-headed friends and relatives are taken in by a con man's get-rich-quick scheme.
Andy looks forward to eating a few snacks and spending an evening alone in the house; but he finds he must eat three spaghetti dinners cooked by three thoughtful friends.
Andy visits Barney at the Raleigh police department and makes a hero out of his bumbling former deputy.
Detective Barney Fife, of the big city police department, pays a visit to his old hometown Mayberry; he goes to the premiere of a former girlfriend's movie.
Andy's perennial romance with Helen is jolted a bit when Andy's old high school sweetheart moves back to town.
Aunt Bee has a brief fling as co-owner of a Chinese restaurant.
Floyd decides to give up his Mayberry barbershop when Howard Sprague buys the building and raises the rent fifteen dollars a month.
Andy and aunt Bee learn their ancestor is the state's biggest swindler, just before the town of Mayberry unveils his statue as a hero.
Helen writes a children's book that is accepted for publication; Andy faces the disquieting prospect of being the fiancée of a celebrity.
Andy and Opie face the difficult problem of helping an old milk-wagon horse find contentment in retirement.
Opie insists on studying piano until he finds out that football and piano practice are incompatible.
Staid county clerk Howard Sprague becomes a comic and performs on a TV amateur hour.
County Clerk Howard Sprague volunteers to become the Big Brother of a high school boy.
Andy is disappointed that Opie chooses someone else as his "most unforgettable character" for a school essay.
Goober faces disaster when a printing error awards Floyd a large cash prize in his gas station contest.
Opie gets a part-time job in a grocery store but gives it up because another boy needs the job more.
Andy is jealous when he realizes that a handsome teacher is spending evenings with Helen.
Andy hires a rock-throwing rustic as a school crossing guard.
Aunt Bee and her new boyfriend discover that they aren't as young as they think.
Andy's deputy jails Aunt Bee and her friends for gambling at the charity bazaar.
Andy's deputy upsets his weekend when he insists that a picnic will prove disastrous.
The Taylor family goes to Hollywood when a company decides to make a movie about Andy.
The Taylor family starts an exciting vacation in Hollywood, including a visit to a movie studio.
Andy poses for a picture with a Hollywood starlet and his romance with Helen is jolted.
Aunt Bee wins a kitchen of appliances on a TV show but loses all her friends.
Warren captures a pair of thieves through ignorance about how a cannon works.
Goober has dreams of entering show business when he thinks he owns a genuine talking dog.
Aunt Bee gets a job at the town print shop, where the new proprietors are actually counterfeiters.
Andy struggles with the financial challenge of helping an impoverished congregation buy an organ.
Girl-shy Warren turns into a sleepwalking Casanova after watching his suave hero on TV.
Deputy Warren starts the town drunk on a therapeutic art career.
Barney returns to Mayberry to attend his high-school reunion.
Barney is shamed into displaying his "legendary" courage by going after an escaped convict.
Aunt Bee collects insurance for the loss of an antique pin, but finds it after she has spent the money.
An impostor takes the town of Mayberry when he introduces himself as Clarence Earp, descendant of the famous Wyatt.
Andy faces some new problems when Aunt Bee buys a secondhand car.
Opie is reluctant to attend the school party after he learns that it is a dance.
Andy has a problem when a band of gypsies comes to Mayberry and puts a curse on the town.
Goober falls in love with the new waitress in town, but she has eyes for Andy.
Aunt Bee agrees to a week of baby-sitting for her niece and finds the infant adores everyone but her.
Andy and Helen run into trouble when they promote a romance between the county clerk and the county nurse.
Aunt Bee is asked to star in a furniture polish commercial on TV.
Goober's girlfriend fills in for him at the station and proves to be efficient.
Opie upsets the whole town when he proves that the famous Battle of Mayberry was only a bloodless brawl.
Aunt Bee's original song about Mayberry is a hit when it's played by a rock 'n' roll star on TV.
A carnival's destitute banjo player is hired to take Barney's place.
Andy uses common sense and Barney uses modern technology to solve several burglaries at a filling station.
Andy's knowledge of American history is put to the test by Opie and a new teacher.
Colonel Harvey, a traveling salesman, arrives at Mayberry and captivates Aunt Bee, who buys Harvey's dubious elixir and invites him for dinner. When Andy and Barney find Aunt Bee clearly drunk, they analyze Harvey's elixir.
Andy unexpectedly has his hands full as The Darlings, a family of musicians from the mountains, arrive in Mayberry to meet a bus due the next day.