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Daily Andy Griffith Quiz: ''Opie's Fortune''
In which Opie's true colors aren't just green!
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This quiz is about Season 5, Episode 9: "Opie's Fortune". See which details you recall, and which you might need a little refresher on. Good luck, have fun, and be sure to share your score (cumulative or otherwise) in the comment section below!
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Who writes the newspaper column "Mayberry After Midnight"?
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Lorraine and Howard Felcher are getting...
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Unbeknownst to Thelma Lou, a long time ago, Barney took Phoebe to...
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How much money does Opie find?
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How long does the Sheriff's office keep found property?
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Barney tries to turn down an Aunt Bee dessert, saying he's up to "here" in...
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What kind of present did Andy buy for Opie?
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Which Mayberrian bought his son a new car for his birthday?
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What's the name of the person who put a lost-and-found notice in the paper?
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Opie buys a fishing rod made of ________.
Daily Andy Griffith Quiz: ''Opie's Fortune''
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10/10. 'Poifect!' 😄 😸
6/10
Another good lesson for Andy about trusting his son's integrity.
Another good lesson for Andy about trusting his son's integrity.
9/10
10/10
8/10
9/10
10/10 Outstandin'!
Love this episode. One of my all-time Barney episodes.
"If the rightful owner does not appear to claim said funds, finder same, keep same". "You wanna quit saying that"!
Lots of Maberry residents, Lorraine and Howard Felcher (GLUG, GLUG, GLUG, The Sauce) Limley Gilbert and my favorite all-time scene is when Earl Pike bought his son a brand new car for his birthday. He's 57 ain't he. That's some great, simple, Mayberry humor.
Love this episode. One of my all-time Barney episodes.
"If the rightful owner does not appear to claim said funds, finder same, keep same". "You wanna quit saying that"!
Lots of Maberry residents, Lorraine and Howard Felcher (GLUG, GLUG, GLUG, The Sauce) Limley Gilbert and my favorite all-time scene is when Earl Pike bought his son a brand new car for his birthday. He's 57 ain't he. That's some great, simple, Mayberry humor.
9/10. Missed #6.
6/10. Not too good. Andy shoulda banked most of the money and give Opie just a decent amount...say $15, which is a lot of money to kids back in those days.
It's a lot of money to an adult (me)!
8/10.
A Mayberry resident named Jimenez? That was a choice easy to eliminate
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10/10 Loved it when Barney And Opie were looking at a catalog and Barney says to Andy, "Will you help us?" 💰
9/10, missed #3
9/10 I missed #5 and couldn't remember if it was 7 or 10 days so I had to take a guess and eventually decided on 10 days. A few other guesses I got right. Doggone I missed a perfect score by the barest of margins. For me, those 10 scores are very hard to come by.
9 out of 10. I missed the Blue View question. We have to be at our best to remember all of these references. I never realized how many. Love it!
8/10
7 out of 10. Good score for me 😬
10/10. Will you help us?
I said the same thing!!! So funny 🤣
Barney repeats that line when they are forming The Mayberry Minute Men
8/10. I think I got Opie's wallet mixed up with Beaver's. (The curse of being a Boomer.)
8/10, I like how they created just a tiny bit of suspense when the Mayberry newspaper hits the front door of the sheriff’s office a few strokes before the 3 o’clock cutoff. That’s the only time I can remember a paper being left at the door.