Andy Samuel Griffith (born June 1, 1926) is an American actor, director, producer, Grammy Award-winning Southern-gospel singer, and writer. He gained prominence in the starring role in director Elia Kazan's epic film A Face in the Crowd (1957) before he became better known for his television roles, playing the lead characters in the 1960s situation comedy, The Andy Griffith Show, and in the 1980s–1990s legal drama, Matlock. Griffith was...
Barney gets super cocky after he got lucky helping with the arrest of an esca...
Andy tells Barney how fast he became a hero.
After Barney helps capture a criminal, Andy tells him he can have the day off.
Barney loans Jim $10 because he said he only had big bills and realizes that ...
Andy starts to speculate that Jim doesn't have as much money as he's telling ...
Ellie tells Andy she thinks something's up with Jim because he hasn't paid fo...
Andy asks Jim where his car is. It was taken by a collector because Jim could...
Opie forgets to throw his confetti at Jim so Andy tells him to throw it on him.
Andy gives suggestions to Barney for what to use if he can't find his whistle.
Barney gets the car all ready for when he goes to pick up Jim Lindsey, a famo...
Andy remembers back in the day when he used to arrest an old singer friend of...
Andy asked Ellie to marry him out of a jealous bout and now he is trying to m...
Andy walked in on Doctor Bob and Ellie and is telling her that she is his girl.
Andy telling Aunt Bee how Barney thinks the new doctor and Ellie might end up...
Andy doesn't believe anything of what Barney is telling him about the new doc...
Andy threatening to take the siren off the car if Barney keeps blowing it.
Barney likes to blow the siren on the police car when they go into work in th...
Aunt Bee and Andy are discussing the social for Saturday night and Aunt Bee t...
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