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Are these real merch items from The Andy Griffith Show or did we make them up?
Sheriff Andy Taylor was once on a box of Grape-Nut cereal!
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When Andy Griffith started his series, his main priority was ensuring viewers got the best production quality. According to Ron Howard, Griffith was a natural leader, and the show was vital to him. As a result, he wanted the audience to focus on the show itself and not, for example, branding.
It's one of the reasons why only a few pieces of merchandise were tied to the show during its run. Yet, due to its growing popularity, fans wanted a portion of the classic production in their homes. There were a few more items added after the series ended, and we want to know if you can guess which were real, and which we made up.
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Did The Andy Griffith Show have fishing rod merch?
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Did The Andy Griffith Show have comic books?
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Did The Andy Griffith Show have a soundtrack album?
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Did The Andy Griffith Show have branded sheriff hats?
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Did The Andy Griffith Show have branded canned food?
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Did The Andy Griffith Show have Aunt Bee's Apple Pie in grocery stores?
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Did The Andy Griffith Show have bobble heads?
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Did The Andy Griffith Show have kitchenware?
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Did The Andy Griffith Show have Opie branded children's toothpaste?
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Did The Andy Griffith Show have board games?
Are these real merch items from The Andy Griffith Show or did we make them up?
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The Goonies Playing Cards
$11.99
Scooby Doo - Spooky Doo
$19.95
I Love Lucy - Lucy Lines
$19.95
Milwaukee Wisconsin Ball
$51.99
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9/10. Missed #7.
5/10. Had no idea they had this show merch back then! Goooolllllllyyy.
quizmaster...is pot legal in your state? TAGS had bobbleheads? Opie's fishing rod was at the sporting goods store in mayberry or it came from Costco? Canned food? (maybe aunt B was trying to sell her pickles)
4/10. Wow....I've never missed more than 2 on a TAGS quiz
4 out of 10. 😕😕😕😕😕
6/10. I was born quite a bit after the show ended so I guessed on all of these but one or two.
missed #1, but what about the new fishing pole Opie bought when he found the money.
And #7, I don't ever remember seeing a bobblehead on the show.
And #7, I don't ever remember seeing a bobblehead on the show.
I don't think it meant items on the show, I think it's about items you could buy in the store
I'm always amazed when I look at the prices of groceries in the background on Andy Griffith. I remember when tuna was 19 cents a can. It's crazy.
7/10 I want Aunt Bee's Apple Pie!
I missed the bobble heads! No clue they were “a thing” back in the day! I thought they were more of a modern kind of tacky! 😂
Brysonsmom... HOT,HOT,HOT
9/10, got #6 wrong!
I thought this was going to be about products used or mentioned on the show. Was hoping to see the "little pigs" that were always advertised in the window of the Mayberry general store.
5/10
what in the name of Fred plummer was this quiz?!?
AG kitchen ware? really? - so he could cook weens and beanies in?
Or the roast that he burnt?
what in the name of Fred plummer was this quiz?!?
AG kitchen ware? really? - so he could cook weens and beanies in?
Or the roast that he burnt?
I had the Barney Fife Lawman play set. it came with a badge, a holster, a gun that would not come out of the holster, and one bullet.
8/10
5/10
6/10…I did NOT nip it in the bud 🤭
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Here's the moment of truth. You got 7 out of 10
9 / 10 missing #5. Basic toy and other child related items I know quite well. Not so much about old food items unless it's original TV Dinners with the aluminum tray and foil covering that required the dessert compartment to be uncovered prior to popping the tray into the oven.
I remember those 👀….pretty darn good too 😉
I loved tv dinners. My favorite was the fried chicken. Back then movies like the Wizard of Oz only came on once a year, so it was a treat to eat on a tv tray with a tv dinner and watch the show.