Bernard "Barney" Fife is a fictional comic character in the American television program The Andy Griffith Show, portrayed by comic actor Don Knotts. Barney Fife is a deputy sheriff in the slow, sleepy southern community of Mayberry, North Carolina. He appeared in the first five black and white seasons (1960 – 1965) as a main character, and, after leaving the show at the end of season five, made a few guest appearances in the following three...
Barney loans Jim $10 because he said he only had big bills and realizes that ...
Barney doesn't understand why the band calls Jim's suit a set of threads.
Barney yells at a man on his bike for driving by his car before they start th...
Even though Jim shows up at the station Barney still wants to give him an esc...
Barney is taking this famous singer coming into town a little too seriously.
Barney calls the hotel to find out who is holding the banner for when Jim Lin...
Barney gets the car all ready for when he goes to pick up Jim Lindsey, a famo...
Ellie and the doctor are behind a curtain in the drugstore fixing Opie's skin...
Barney telling Andy that the doctor had a sly smile on him when he went into ...
Barney trying to make Andy sound like a mad man to the doctor so he stays awa...
The doctor just wrapped the arm band around Barney's arm about 3 times to tak...
Barney made a visit with the new doctor in town to find out some information ...
Barney is on the phone with Aunt Bee and he is telling her how many times the...
Barney got Andy to start believing that he could lose Ellie and he takes off.
Aunt Bee agreeing with Barney that Ellie and the new doctor could end up toge...
Barney telling Andy that he thinks Ellie is sweet on the doctor in town.
Barney trying to tell Andy to keep his eyes open with the new doctor.
The new doctor and Ellie are in the back of the drugstore laughing and Barney...
Barney telling Andy that he thinks the Doctor and Ellie might end up together.
Barney likes to blow the siren on the police car when they go into work in th...
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