Showing posts with label Andy Griffith. Show all posts
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Monday, July 27, 2009

I Heart Andy Griffith



I glommed on a Mayberry RFD marathon recently, and it reminded me why I have always loved Andy Griffith.
  • He was easy on the eyes.
  • Andy ("Ang" to friend Barney Fife) was a stand up guy. He meant what he said and said what he meant.
  • Totally dependable. And cool-headed.
  • That opening theme song with the whistling!
  • He dearly loved his momma, Aunt Bea.
  • Andy wasn't flashy, but he always looked suave.
  • What's not to like about a man in uniform?
  • His consummate parenting abilities.
  • Andy was kind to everyone -- Otis the town drunk, that annoying Howard Spraig, Floyd the barber, durned ol' Goober, crazy Ernest T. Bass and his tree-dwelling clan, and especially his unlikely sidekick, the bumbling Deputy Barney Fife.
  • Mr. Griffith knew how to treat a lady.
  • He had an unconventional family arrangement and made it work.
  • No matter how trying Barney was, Andy was always patient and a true friend.
  • Andy was humble and selfless.
  • Great gene pool. I mean, look at Opie!

Can ya add to the list? Got an old tv star you admire?

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