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Barney helps Opie with his schoolwork by using a teaching method of his own.
Barney helps Opie with his schoolwork by using a teaching method of his own.
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S5, EP27 "Aunt Bee's Invisible Beau"Aunt Bee pretends that she is dating a married man to avoid being a third wheel after Clara convinces her that she is preventing romance from blossoming between Andy and Helen.
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S5, EP28 "The Arrest of the Fun Girls"When two young women get a speeding ticket, they enjoy the attention from Andy and Barney.
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S5, EP29 "The Luck of Newton Monroe"A traveling salesman who sells items out of the trunk of his car arrives in Mayberry. However, he is plagued with bad luck and everything he touches turns into a minor disaster.
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S5, EP30 "Opie Flunks Arithmetic"Barney helps Opie with his schoolwork by using a teaching method of his own.
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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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