14 revealing and rollicking behind-the-scenes photos from The Andy Griffith Show
See Andy hanging with his costars, wife and manager on the set of Mayberry.
There's no doubt that the cast and crew of The Andy Griffith Show got along together like the best of family and friends. There's no faking the warmth and chemistry seen on the screen.
But just in case you need photo evidence, we have it.
These pictures show the folks of The Andy Griffith getting along as famously as shrimp and grits. We also get a glimpse of some rarely seen people from Andy's life, like his wife and manager. Let's take a look!
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And why aren't off topic posts deleted, I don't care how to make money. This is not the place for it.
Also, on #11 it’s Gomer.
Thanks for finding them!
"Andy was feeling blue with his musical choices this day." (Now MeTV is clairvoyant and can read past thoughts and moods of people fom over 50 years back...)
"Andy gifts Ron a lift - literally." (OK, Ron... this was a GIFT lift... write a "thank you" note...)
"Goober gets under the hood" Guess wha? It's GOMER! What's the matter, MeTV... are you suffering from a bad case of the "Pyles"?????
Just a thought ... 😉
I *never* said I don't enjoy the articles, and I think you're [perhaps] taking my asides way too seriously. Kindly note I usually put a winking, tongue stuck out or laughing face icon next to my comments in order to denote that I'm just kidding around...
If you were to see some of my other threads, I like to needle myself because I'm great at spelling, but lousy at typing (big hands; tight keys on the computer keyboard).
Many times I've caught a hastily typed goof of mine - then have to delete what I'd just written and correct myself. Occasionally, something slips by and I'm called out on that typo...
It saddens me that this world has become increasingly over-sensitive and we've lost the ability to laugh at good-natured ribbing...
It was an interesting mix of candid shots and probably some for publicity as well. Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference. But I thought the picture of Gomer (out of character) sitting on the base of the gleg light, looking pretty tired, was authentic!!
Gomer Pyle was a class action series all the way! Completely holds up even today!