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**About the forced commercials on Disc One: On my DVD remote I merely pressed the >>I (next) button and skipped them one by one, it takes a couple of seconds but is able to be bypassed by my player. Hitting the MENU or FF won’t do the trick though. Another easy scheme is if your DVD player has a “Last Memory” button; objective before an episode ends or during the theme credits press Last Memory, and then turn the DVD player OFF. When you press “On” again, the player will resume at the waste credits and from there you can assume Menu:) **
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This is when the series (almost) begins for me. I admire the first season don’t accumulate me putrid (4 stars), but they seemed to try a bit too hard with the accents and the characters were unprejudiced finding themselves, but I guess that’s the procedure it’s supposed to be. Then in Season 2 they ease the accents, the characters originate to gain and all is almost there. This season has many more episodes I deem “classic” or “approach classic” but we are not quite up to the Helen Crump “era” and to me THAT is the Andy I admire.
Here’s the Episode Guide for Season 2 PLUS mini review:
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33. Opie and the Bully***
34. Barney’s Replacement**** (reach classic)
35. Andy and the Woman Speeder***
36. Mayberry Goes Bankrupt***
37. Barney on the Rebound**** (arrive classic)
38. Opie’s Hobo Friend**** (arrive classic)
39. Crime-Free Mayberry**** (reach classic)
40. The Perfect Female***** (classic)
41. Aunt Bee’s Brief Encounter***.5
42. The Clubmen***** (classic)
43. The Plight Story**** (approach classic)
44. Sheriff Barney**** (advance classic)
45. The Farmer Takes a Wife**
46. Keeper of the Flame**** (come classic)
47. Bailey’s Terrible Boy**** (approach classic)
48. The Manicurist**
49. The Jinx**
50. Jailbreak***** (classic)
51. A Medal for Opie**** (advance classic)
52. Barney and the Choir***** (classic)
53. Guest of Honor**
54. The Merchant of Mayberry****.5 (Come classic!)
55. Aunt Bee the Warden**** (come classic)
56. The County Nurse**** (reach classic)
57. Andy and Barney in the Sizable City**** (advance classic)
58. Wedding Bells for Aunt Bee***
59. Three’s a Crowd***** (classic)
60. The Bookie Barber**.5
61. Andy on Trial**** (approach classic)
62. Cousin Virgil***.5
63. Deputy Otis**** (reach classic)
Solid, solid, solid. I found many of my approved episodes here and with this series in general center around Barney, many but not all. In later seasons, Gomer and Goober came along to gain some of the spaces but early on most of the humor fell onto Don Knotts who amply filled this space. Only a handful of the episodes in Season Two were flat or were over-wrought like the Alan Hale “Farmer” ep. or the unquestionably unlikely “Guest of Honor” episode. Unexcited, to say this is a must have is an understatement as it is so nice to search for the TAGS (30-45 second conclusions) of so many of these episodes that were long ago prick to sell you more of what you didn’t need, not to mention the packaging which once again is objective perfect. I could have done without the commercials on Disc One, but Paramount is a business I guess and as far as extra’s the promo “ads” are “entertaining” but repetitive.
Just remember, when Season 3 hits is when this series hits paunchy steam, so buckle up!! “That’s CRUMP! C-R-U-M-P!”-Helen
The Andy Griffith Demonstrate, of course, is one of the greatest sitcoms ever made. While, I do not believe most of the season 2 episodes are advance their best, almost anything from this classic series (not including Mayberry RFD) is worth owning. Season 2 does offer Andy Griffith’s favorite: The Dilemma Fable. Here is a brief summary of the 30+ episodes in this season:
Opie & the Bully: A tough kid keeps taking Opie’s milk money. Andy helps Opie doughty taking a punch to the discover with friendly humor (with a dinky patriotism thrown in for marvelous measure) . A small sugary.
Barney’s Replacement: Barney thinks Andy is grooming anew man (Bob Rogers played by Impress Miller) to replace him as deputy.
Andy & the Woman Speeder: A graceful and charming expansive city lady (played by Jean Hagen) gets a speeding impress and thinks she can outsmart the dinky town sheriff.
Mayberry Goes Bankrupt: The town people are jumpy when they salvage out they owe the downtrodden resident with the eye-sore shack a ton of money.
Barney on the Rebound: A radiant young con artist and her husband try to swindle Barney in a breech of promise suit. Highlight: Barney giving the young, female stranger a police escort to the post office (fair across the street) in front of a jealous Thelma Lou.
Opie’s Hobo Friend: A ne’er-do-well vagrant played by Buddy Ebsen is a dreadful influence on Opie.
Crime-Free Mayberry: Andy and Barney are honored for achieving the lowest crime rate in the nation. Meanwhile, the Mayberry bank is being burgled.
The Perfect Female: Thelma Lou tries to place Andy up with her cousin-a champion skeet shooter.
Aunt Bee’s Brief Encounter: Aunt Bee falls for a traveling handyman and archaic codger Henry Wheeler. Andy steps in before Aunt Bee gets injure.
The Clubmen: Andy and Barney are guests at a meeting of the Esquire club, but only one of them is invited to join. One of the many cases where Andy does practically anything to spare his friend’s feelings.
The Scrape Story: This episode is Andy Griffith’s accepted. Aunt Bee is zigzag on beating Clara in a homemade jam contest, but her family is scared to whine her they taste like kerosene.
Sheriff Barney: Barney gets an offer to become the sheriff of Greendale, so Andy lets Barney be sheriff of Mayberry so he will find a taste of what it is like.
The Farmer Takes a Wife: Farmer Jeff Pruitt comes to town in search of a bride and topple for Thelma Lou (grand to Barney’s chagrin) .
Keeper of the Flame: The meeting region of Opie’s secret club burns down.
Bailey’s Unpleasant Boys: A unpleasant, rich young man ends up in the Mayberry jail and expects his father to bail him out. He then sees Andy forcing Opie to stand on his believe two feet and begins to query his sense of responsibility.
The Manicurist: A dazzling young lady (played by Barbara Eden) sets up a manicure booth in Floyd’s barber shop and the wives of Mayberry are outraged when they scrutinize their husbands lined up to be customers.
The Jinx: After a series of mishaps, Henry Bennett gets a reputation in town as a jinx. The more Andy tries to dispel the rumor the deeper the hole gets. Eventually, Henry decides it would be best if left town altogether causing the townspeople to reconsider their unsympathetic attitude.
Jailbreak: The space police bring a rough prisoner to Mayberry who is soon broken out of jail by his girlfriend on Barney’s gawk.
A Medal for Opie: Opie is confident he will fetch a medal for a urge. When he loses, Andy must issue him a lesson in sportsmanship.
Barney and the Choir: Barney can’t announce a lick [but no one dares drawl him]. Andy solves the pickle by convincing Barney he will boom his solo in a trim sensitive microphone that he blast his snarl unless he sings below a sigh.
Guest of Honor: The folks of Mayberry buy the first out-of-state driver to be the guest of honor on Founder’s Day. Of course, the guest turns out to be a convicted pick-pocket.
The Merchant of Mayberry: Andy and Barney befriend traveling salesman Bert Miller to station up a stand next to the local department store that is owned by the scrooge-like Ben Weaver.
Aunt Bee the Warden: The Mayberry jail is filled with moonshiners so Otis must attend his time at the Taylor’s with a ruthless warden.
The County Nurse: Nurse Mary Simpson is trying to acquire all the farmers inoculated but the ring leader, Rafe Hollister, refuses. Andy then uses a puny reverse psychology by praising Hollister as a martyr for the cause against protecting one’s self from rusty saws.
Andy and Barney in the Ample City: While staying in Raleigh, Barney believes he is witnessing a man casing the hotel. Of course, Barney tails a man that turns out to be the house detective.
Wedding Bells for Aunt Bee: Clara convinces Aunt Bee that Andy is not getting married because he does not want to leave her alone. Desperate for a suitor, Bee sets her sites on the unkempt dry cleaner Fred Goss. This episode marks one of the very few times Opie’s mother is mentioned.
Three’s a Crowd: One of the favorites. Andy explains to the ever-present Barney that he wants to be alone with novel flame Mary. Barney, of course, concludes that Andy is planning to propose [how often did this happen in the series? ] and organizes a party.
The Bookie Barber: A barber from Raleigh sets up shop in Floyd’s shop. Andy becomes suspicious when he notices the modern barber always serving the same three customers.
Andy on Trial: A reporter hired to dig up dirt on Andy poses as a college student and Barney, trying to designate her, spouts about how poorly accelerate the sheriff’s office is and how noteworthy better job he would do.
Cousin Virgil: Barney’s cousin is a clutz. Barney tries to gain Virgil’s confidence by giving him tasks. When Virgil keeps failing, Barney gives up. Leave it to Andy to examine Virgil’s just abilities.
Deputy Otis: Otis has been writing his brother and sister-in-law using courthouse stationery while serving his drunken weekends in the jail. When they determine to pay him a visit, Otis gets Andy and Barney to let him pose as a deputy.
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