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Andy and Opie are thrilled when a station owner offers Aunt Bee a job as a television chef.
Andy and Opie are thrilled when a station owner offers Aunt Bee a job as a television chef.
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S8, EP10 "Aunt Bee and the Lecturer"Aunt Bee goes picnicking and dining out with a charming lecturer.
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S8, EP11 "Andy's Investment"Andy opens a coin laundry to save money for Opie's college education.
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S8, EP12 "Howard and Millie"Howard proposes marriage to Millie at the bakery where she works.
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S8, EP13 "Aunt Bee's Cousin"Andy learns the truth when he sees his cousin alight from a freight train.
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S8, EP20 "The Church Benefactors"A $500 bequest to the Mayberry church almost provokes a schism over how to spend it.
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S8, EP17 "The Mayberry Chef"Andy and Opie are thrilled when a station owner offers Aunt Bee a job as a television chef.
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S8, EP9 "Opie's Group"Opie joins a rock 'n' roll group and starts getting failing grades in school.
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S8, EP8 "Tape Recorder"Opie disobeys Andy and tape-records a bank robber's confession.
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