Opie Taylor is a fictional character in the American television program, The Andy Griffith Show which was televised on CBS from October 3, 1960 to April 1, 1968. Opie Taylor appeared in 209 of the 249 episodes of The Andy Griffith Show, and appeared in 2 spin-off shows. Opie is a motherless 6 year old when the series opens, who lives in the fictional and idealized small, sleepy southern community of Mayberry, North Carolina with his widowed...
Opie comes into the drugstore looking for money to buy a candy bar.
Opie gives Andy some stuff for the garage sale.
Opie rummages up some stuff for the garage sale including some sunglasses tha...
Opie asks Aunt Bee if he can hold Sam's new son Andy.
Andy telling Opie that they need to mess up the house again before Aunt Bee c...
Aunt Bee tells Opie to not take advice from a four year old.
Opie tells Andy he's gonna put a penny out in the storm so he can make six ce...
Andy, Aunt Bee, Thelma Lou, Opie and two other deputies surprise Barney after...
Opie isn't satisfied with throwing his confetti on Andy instead of Jim.
Opie forgets to throw his confetti at Jim so Andy tells him to throw it on him.
Opie just walked in on Aunt Bee and his dad talking about asking Ellie to the...
Andy and Opie just got done cleaning the whole house before Aunt Bee came home.
Opie telling his dad that while Aunt Bee is gone they can be messy.
Opie tells Andy about the prettiest girl in the first grade.
Opie asking his dad if the giant died when he fell down the beanstalk.
Opie bails from the jail when Andy starts telling him an old tale.
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