Opie bails from the jail when Andy starts telling him an old tale.
Opie talks about Otis and how he's always in the drunk tank.
Aunt Bee changes her tune about Opie going to the jail when he takes off and ...
Opie tells Andy that he needed to get away because he was bored at home and c...
Andy tries to keep Opie from going to the station so often because he thinks ...
Aunt Bee makes Opie go plant some spinach in the yard.
Aunt Bee tries to keep Opie busy by having him plant spinach in the yard.
Barney and Andy talk about if they are bad influences on Opie.
Opie tries to sneak in him going to the jail.
Andy tells Opie he doesn't think it's good for him to go by the jail anymore.
Opie senses that Andy is having a hard time spitting out what he wants to tal...
Opie tells Andy that when adults say it's for their own good, it's never good...
Andy prepares to have a chat with Opie about being more grown up.
Aunt Bee tells Andy that Opie shouldn't be going around his work that often.
Aunt Bee gets annoyed with Andy because his job rubs off on Opie too much.
Barney yells at Opie for using the handcuffs he gave him at school.
Andy asks Barney if he gave Opie the handcuffs that he used at school.
Opie takes a lesson from his dad and uses it at school.
Aunt Bee gets annoyed when Barney teaches Opie how to take a gun out of its h...
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