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Scooby Doo once spoofed The Andy Griffith Show with the help of Don Knotts
This painting from I Love Lucy decorated walls on The Andy Griffith Show, too
Of course ''Aunt Bee'' left a $100k trust fund to the police in the small N.C. town where she retired
Ron Howard remembers the first time they used one of his ideas on The Andy Griffith Show
Andy Griffith described the boyhood prank that led to his first performance ever
The original Andy Taylor had a tiny mean streak in The Andy Griffith Show pilot
Frances Bavier retired to a real town near Mayberry after leaving The Andy Griffith Show
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Joanna Moore lost her hearing before becoming Andy's girlfriend on The Andy Griffith Show
The Andy Griffith Show creator wanted to take Andy’s name off the series title
Frances Bavier is in the pilot of The Andy Griffith Show, but she did not play Aunt Bee
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This delightful Andy Griffith scene was a nod to Paul Hartman's early career
R.I.P. Peggy McCay, prolific TV actress who played Andy Taylor's high school flame
The Andy Griffith Show's Maggie Peterson got her start singing in the back of pickup trucks
Don Knotts said this is why Andy Griffith cut all the jokes from his show
These child actors from The Andy Griffith Show reunited at Mayberry Days
Here's why Little Ricky said the set of The Andy Griffith Show was more fun than I Love Lucy
Andy Griffith confirmed that at first, Mayberry had a totally different name
Before he was Floyd the Barber on 'Andy,' Howard McNear was Andy the Barber on 'Beaver'
Burt Mustin of The Andy Griffith Show started his acting career at the age of 67
The Keebler elf was once the mayor of Mayberry
R.I.P. Billy Ray Latham, The Country Boys banjo player from The Andy Griffith Show
Howard Morris thanked fans of The Andy Griffith Show for helping him create Ernest T. Bass
Andy Griffith's first television appearance was basically the template for Gomer Pyle
The voices behind Winnie the Pooh characters can be seen all over classic TV
The Andy Griffith Show cast and characters kept turning up in commercials for years
The Ghost and Mr. Chicken was essentially Mayberry on the big screen