Thought he would be around forever. I still love watching his shows and Mayberry is definitely a real place.
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Thought he would be around forever. I still love watching his shows and Mayberry is definitely a real place.
I grew up watching "The Andy Griffith Show." I loved that show and asked my parents if we could move to Mayberry. He'll be missed.
Yet another legend gone this year.
We all get older but we don't think our heros age. Thanks for a lifetime of great entertainment. You will be missed.
Most people only think of his TV shows. While I enjoyed them, I loved his movies and standup comedy. In my favorite movie of his, "No Time for Sergeants", he was a goofy recruit who drove his DI nuts. At one point, he rigged all the toilet seats to stand at attention for his Sargent. He was also the original Redneck comic. "What is was, was football" is a great routine. If you have never heard/ seen any of these, you need to. He was great.
Here is one of his best portrayals. He was one of a kind.
Lonesome Rhodes - YouTube
Truly an icon. Good home, Andy
Pop quiz!!!! What was the name of the Barber??????
It's ironic that I didn't really enjoy The Andy Griffith Show in its prime, but came to really appreciate it as an adult. It was refreshing to see a sitcom with strong moral and family values.
RIP, Andy.
The barber's name was Floyd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Str8Shooter
I was sad to see that Andy Griffith passed away today... He will be greatly missed.
Andy was a beautiful human being. Each 1 of his shows Emphasize Great teaching points of life. Tv has no equal. God bless, Andy. Thank you.
That is correct sir!!! And did Floyd EVER shave anyone?Quote:
Originally Posted by ReardenSteel
He will be missed as many of us grew up with him. Andy gave a voice to small town rural America and was a pioneer in that respect. RIP
RIP Andy, thanks for all the good thoughts and laughs.