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Barney is on the spot when he gets Andy to let him use the Taylor home for an East-West summit meeting.
Goober tries to impress an old friend from mechanics school by claiming to own a chain of gas stations.
Aunt Bee does well with her flying lessons, until her instructor tells her that she is ready to solo.
Andy learns that Helen was once arrested for gun possession, gambling and keeping company with a hoodlum.
Emmett buys his wife a mink coat for their 25th wedding anniversary.
Howard's mother remarries and moves away, so Howard remodels their home.
Sam is urged by Andy and his other Mayberry neighbors to run for city council.
Andy, Opie and Sam tackle a delicate social problem faced by Sam's son, Mike.
Andy and Sam try to find Goober a girlfriend through a dating service.
Sam Jones brings his friend Mario from Italy to help him on the farm.
Opie's friendship with an athletically superior girl blossoms when she follows the advice of an older female.
Aunt Bee is asked to star in a furniture polish commercial on TV.
Goober's girlfriend fills in for him at the station and proves to be efficient.
Opie upsets the whole town when he proves that the famous Battle of Mayberry was only a bloodless brawl.
Aunt Bee's original song about Mayberry is a hit when it's played by a rock 'n' roll star on TV.
Opie meets Arnold Winkler, a spoiled kid who teaches him how to manipulate Andy into increasing his allowance by throwing tantrums.
Andy uses common sense and Barney uses modern technology to solve several burglaries at a filling station.
Andy's knowledge of American history is put to the test by Opie and a new teacher.
Colonel Harvey, a traveling salesman, arrives at Mayberry and captivates Aunt Bee, who buys Harvey's dubious elixir and invites him for dinner. When Andy and Barney find Aunt Bee clearly drunk, they analyze Harvey's elixir.
Andy unexpectedly has his hands full as The Darlings, a family of musicians from the mountains, arrive in Mayberry to meet a bus due the next day.
After Opie is struck with puppy love, Barney tries to show him how to handle women.
Barney thinks it's time Andy got married, but Andy has a plan of his own.
A pack of hunting dogs overruns the Mayberry courthouse just as Andy is trying to impress a state official.
The Darling family returns to Mayberry and asks Andy for help in dealing with Ernest T. Bass, a mountain man who keeps pursuing Briscoe's married daughter Charlene.
Barney and Gomer are responsible for watching over two thieves who are temporarily jailed in Mayberry. Between the two of them, the criminals manage to escape three times.
Andy learns that a bully has been demanding Opie's milk money at school. Andy must decide whether to intervene or let Opie deal with the bully and learn to stand up for himself.
Barney resigns when he believes Andy is trying to ease him out of his job as deputy.
An attractive out-of-town woman gets a speeding ticket from Andy. While waiting for her trial, she uses flattery and bribes to sway the witnesses for the prosecution.
A citizen of Mayberry forestalls his eviction by trying to redeem a century-old municipal bond.
Barney becomes smitten with Melissa after he helps her cross the street and soon has dinner with her and her supposed dad. Before Barney can realize what is happening, she announces that they are engaged.
Andy and Opie go fishing and encounter an unhoused person, who later becomes friends with Opie and negatively impacts his conscience.
A bogus FBI agent and his accomplice nearly make off with the Mayberry bank's money.
Thelma Lou and Barney play matchmaker for Andy and Karen, Thelma Lou's attractive cousin. However, Barney slips up, making Karen think that Andy is as crude as Barney makes him out to be.
Aunt Bee hires Mr Wheeler, an itinerant handyman, to help around the Taylor home. She has taken a liking to him, but Andy discovers that he is actually a freeloader.
Andy accepts a friend's offer to join an exclusive club and brings along Barney, who makes a fool of himself by putting on airs. Andy soon learns that only he has been selected for membership.
Andy, Barney and Opie substitute Aunt Bee's terrible homemade pickles with store-bought ones to avoid eating hers. Their plan backfires when Aunt Bee decides to enter them in the county fair.
A trial run as sheriff of Mayberry convinces Barney that he is not ready for a similar job in a nearby town.
Andy and Barney help Jeff, a farmer visiting Mayberry, search for a bride by cleaning him up and teaching him proper etiquette. Unfortunately for Barney, Jeff chooses Thelma Lou as his wife.
Opie joins a secret club and is responsible for the candle they use in their meetings. When the barn the club meets in is burned to the ground, Opie is accused of starting the fire.
Andy teaches Ronald Bailey, the spoiled son of a rich man, the importance of being self-reliant and responsible.
After a shaky start, male patrons accept the addition of a manicurist to Floyd's barbershop.
A Mayberry resident is convinced he is a jinx until Andy helps restore his self-confidence.
Mayberry's small-town methods prove more effective in capturing a fugitive than those of the state police.
The Taylor's housekeeper leaves and is replaced by Aunt Bee. However, Opie disapproves of her and wants to fire her.
Andy, Mayberry's sheriff, and his deputy Barney offer to help track down an escaped criminal when the state police comes to town.
With a dance band in an adjacent cell, a hometown guitar player auditions from jail.
Ellie Walker, a young pharmacist, moves to Mayberry to help her uncle in the local drugstore and tries to adjust to the unusual nature of the town and its residents.
Andy becomes convinced that Ellie wants to marry him after she accepts his invitation to the church picnic and dance.
Andy lectures Opie on the importance of keeping one's promise after Opie and his friends play a practical joke. However, the tables are turned when Opie befriends a runaway boy and refuses to reveal his name to Andy.
Andy decides to stage a robbery at the drugstore to brighten Barney's mood and give him enough confidence to ask Miss Rosemary out on a date.
Andy tries to convince Opie to give more than three cents to a fundraising drive, but Opie refuses and states that he is saving money to buy his girlfriend Charlotte something.
Andy arranges a duel between the two patriarchs of the Carter and Wakefield families in the hopes of finally bringing an end to their longtime feud.
Ellie Walker decides to become the very first woman to run for a seat on the Mayberry City Council, dividing Mayberry into a battle of the sexes.
Store owner Ben Weaver gets moonshiner Sam Muggins and his family locked up during Christmas, so Andy and Barney throw Sam and his family a Christmas party in jail.
A stranger disrupts the lives of the citizens of Mayberry because he knows everyone's name and business.
A Hollywood producer wants to make Mayberry the backdrop for his latest movie, causing the entire town to go into a frenzy as they alter themselves to live up to Hollywood's expectations.
Andy does some fast-talking with an antiques dealer to get rid of the town's old, worthless cannon. But when Opie mimics his father's antics, Andy begins to have second thoughts about his dealing.
Aunt Bee, accused by Andy of being a gossip, proves that men are bigger gossips than women.
Andy becomes the judge of a beauty contest in Mayberry and must figure out how to pick a winner without hurting everyone's feelings and damaging his own love life.
Andy and Barney discover that the old Morrison sisters, Mayberry's local florists who have been helping them arrest moonshiners, are actually in the moonshining business.
Andy tries to help Mayberry newcomers Fred and Jennie Boone whose constant yelling and fighting is disrupting the town's peace.
Andy suspects that Mr Maxwell, a record producer visiting Mayberry, might be a con artist. He tries to convince Barney that he is being swindled after he invests in Mr Maxwell's record company.
Barney is left in charge of the sheriff's department when Andy has to leave Mayberry for the day to testify in a court case. When Andy returns, he finds out that Barney arrested almost half the town.
A nationally known confidence man becomes a hero to Aunt Bee, Opie and Barney when he is held in jail.
Andy tries to help Barney win the heart of his girlfriend, Thelma Lou. Everything goes smoothly until Barney misinterprets Andy's efforts and thinks he is trying to steal her away.
Aunt Bee scolds Andy and Opie for being slobs before leaving town for a few days. Soon, the Taylor home becomes a complete wreck, but Andy and Opie are determined to clean up before Aunt Bee returns.
Andy finally proposes to Ellie when he thinks that the new doctor in town is trying to turn her head.
The entire town is shocked when they discover that Otis, the town drunk, is a direct descendant of a Revolutionary War hero.
Andy and Barney find out that the state inspector is a stickler for rules. Andy wins the inspector over when he manages to apprehend a shooter without any injuries.
Ellie takes pity on Frankie, the shy daughter of a farmer, and decides to give her a makeover, much to the displeasure of her gruff father.
Andy, tasked with serving an eviction notice on the Scobey family, tries his best to save them from getting evicted from their home.
Barney becomes increasingly suspicious of the new farmer in town. Andy agrees to pay him a visit and finds himself pulled into an unforgettable experience.
Barney becomes the toast of Mayberry when he helps capture an escaped convict. It goes to his head until the man escapes and returns to exact revenge on Barney.
Jim Lindsey, a guitarist from Mayberry who becomes famous while playing in a band, returns to town after failing his solo career.
Aunt Bee scolds Opie and tells him to stay away from the courthouse after he handcuffs a classmate to a flagpole; Opie, annoyed at the situation, decides to run away from home.