Thank You, Andy Griffith!

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9 responses to “Thank You, Andy Griffith!”

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   FrugalKiwi

   July 4, 2012

   I loved Aunt Bea’s turpentine pickle episode and any episode with The Darlings. “Not that one, Pa…it makes me cry!” and “The boys are talkative today.”

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      Jane Boursaw

      July 4, 2012

       @FrugalKiwi Love the Darlings. SO many great characters came out of that show. Truly amazing the impact it’s had on our culture. 
       
      I actually have “Aunt Bee’s Mayberry Cookbook” – filled with fun trivia and recipes. http://amzn.to/LPIicL

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   Living Large

   July 5, 2012

   They still play The Andy Griffith Show on our local station at 12:30 in the afternoon. So very sad to loose such an American pop culture icon.

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   Sheryl

   July 5, 2012

   I used to love this show as a child. He seemed like such a genuinely good guy, as did every character on it.

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   MyKidsEatSquid

   July 6, 2012

   He did seem like he was as good guy in person as he was on the show. He will be missed.

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      Jane Boursaw

      July 6, 2012

      When you think about the impact that just one person — Andy Griffith — has had on our lives and world and pop culture, it’s really amazing to think about.

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   merr

   July 8, 2012

   I loved the Andy Griffith show as a kid (and adult). I agree with Sheryl’s comment, too.

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   Champion of My Heart

   July 9, 2012

   I was so sad to hear the news. Often when I’m poking around the house, I’ll turn on TV Land and watch / listen to old episodes.

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   Donna Hull

   July 16, 2012

   Andy Griffith was part of my childhood. I can count the number of episodes I’ve watched and re-watched. It’s sad to see him go.

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