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Andy and Aunt Bee help Barney reach the new civil service height and weight requirements so that he can keep his job.
Andy and Aunt Bee help Barney reach the new civil service height and weight requirements so that he can keep his job.
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S3, EP10 "Opie's Rival"Opie is jealous of all the time his father spends with his new girlfriend, so he feigns several illnesses to keep them apart.
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S3, EP11 "Convicts at Large"Barney and Floyd run out of gas on their way home from a fishing trip. While looking for a telephone, they are captured and held hostage in a remote cabin by a group of escaped female convicts.
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S7, EP22 "Floyd's Barbershop"Floyd decides to give up his Mayberry barbershop when Howard Sprague buys the building and raises the rent fifteen dollars a month.
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S7, EP18 "A Visit to Barney Fife"Andy visits Barney at the Raleigh police department and makes a hero out of his bumbling former deputy.
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S8, EP4 "Andy's Trip to Raleigh"Andy must cancel a big date with Helen when he has to confer with a lawyer in Raleigh, N.C.
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S8, EP3 "A Trip to Mexico"Aunt Bee takes two "friends" along when she wins a trip to Mexico.
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S8, EP2 "Howard the Bowler"Howard, a last-minute substitution on the bowling team, astonishes everyone by bowling a perfect game.
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S8, EP1 "Opie's First Love"Mary Carter accepts Opie's invitation to a party, then throws him over at the last minute.
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