Andy Griffith

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This magnet features an image of Andy Griffith from A Face in the Crowd, in which he's just woken up in jail in a surly mood. "Hallelujah, I'm a bum" he declares to Patricia Neal

Andy Griffith didn't nearly fulfill his full potential as an actor. Andy Taylor was fine, but after that Andy Griffith mostly lacked artistic ambition - except in this 1983 tv movie Murder in Coweta County co-starring Johnny Cash. Cash was the righteous sheriff and Andy Griffith was a rich man who wouldn't think twice about killing one of his share croppers - resulting in this bonfire to burn the body. The basic plastic cover of the magnet really makes this glow shiny and hot like hell fire. I'll just say that this 90 minutes is far more interesting than however many hundred years of Matlock.

Broadcast 1960 through 1968 - Starring Andy Griffith, Don Knotts, Ronny Howard and Frances Bavier - The small town of Mayberry, North Carolina, was home for this very successful and funny sitcom. The stories centered around Sheriff Andy Taylor, a widower with a young son named Opie. Andy's deputy was his cousin Barney Fife, the most inept and hypertense deputy in television history. Andy and Opie lived with Andy's Aunt Bee, a combination housekeeper and foster mother for Opie. With crime practically non-existent, Andy and Barney had plenty of time to become involved in the many funny situations of the citizens of Mayberry. Volume 1 Andy Dicovers America Andy's English Valet Aunt Bee's Medicine Man Barney's First Car The Big House Class Reunion The Darlings Are Coming Dogs, Dogs, Dogs Volume 2 The Great Filling Station Robbery High Noon In Mayberry The Loaded Goat Mountain Wedding Opie And The Spoiled Kid Rafe Hollister Sings The Rival A Wife For Andy

This was a reunion bringing back most of the characters from The Andy Griffith Show. It begins with Andy Taylor returning to Mayberry and planning to run for his old job of Sheriff but when he arrives, he discovers that his old deputy and friend, Barney Fife, is planning to run also. So Andy decides to back down. And at the same time there are some strange things going on, and Barney's stumped, so Andy has to help him out. Also Barney's planning to propose to his old girlfriend Thelma Lou, and Opie, Andy's son is about to become a father.

Classic comedy stars Andy Griffith (reprising a role he first played on TV and Broadway) as an oblivious country bumpkin from Georgia who's brimming with pride after being drafted into the U.S. Army Air Corps. However, Griffith's eager efforts soon run him afoul of his commanding officer (Myron McCormick), and he finds himself in endless mishaps along with cohorts Nick Adams, Murray Hamilton, and Don Knotts. 119 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English (SDH), French, Spanish.

Andy Griffith burst to stardom with this surprisingly funny film adaptation of the Broadway comedy (by, of all people, Ira Levin of Rosemary's Baby fame). Griffith plays a hillbilly who is drafted into the army where, among other things, he has to wear shoes regularly for the first time. Griffith brings an engaging glee to the role of this likable bumpkin, whose happy-go-lucky demeanor is impervious to insult. Ask him to clean the latrines and he rigs the toilet seats to stand up and salute. The film follows him through basic training and into the paratroops, where he becomes an unlikely hero. A solid supporting cast includes Griffith's future sidekick, Don Knotts; Nick Adams; and, most notably, the hilariously sullen Myron McCormick. --Marshall Fine

In his Academy Award-winning role, Gary Cooper portrays Alvin York, the real-life quiet, pacifistic Tennessee farmer who went on to become the most decorated hero of World War I, single-handedly securing a German position and taking 132 prisoners. Stirring tale of true heroism also stars Walter Brennan, Ward Bond, Joan Leslie; Howard Hawks directs. 134 min. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital mono, French Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish; audio commentary; documentaries; bonus shorts "Porky's Preview" (1941), "Lions for Sale" (1941); theatrical trailers.

Gary Cooper plays Alvin York, the real-life country lad and sharpshooter drafted to fight during World War I but blocked from killing by his pacifist sentiments. Howard Hawks makes a rousing, heroic film out of the tale, and Cooper gives one of his best performances (for which he won an Oscar). The 1941 feature seems as much a valentine to wartime America (and a not-so-subtle piece of propaganda) as anything, with Hawks capturing splendidly shot scenes of life in York's home state of Tennessee, which in turn provide a striking contrast to the battlefield. A key scene in the film, in which York is presented with an argument in favor of killing in war, is still thought provoking. --Tom Keogh

All 32 episodes from the series's debut season--including "The New Housekeeper," "Ellie Comes to Town," "Mayberry Goes Hollywood," "The Beauty Contest," and "Bringing Up Opie"--are featured in a four-disc set. 15 1/4 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo. **32 episodes on 4 discs. 15 1/4 hrs.**

Since its network debut in 1960, The Andy Griffith Show has been a viewer favorite thanks to its folksy, nostalgic charm and memorable cast, both of which shine in this set featuring the series' debut season. Originally spun off from an episode of Make Room for Daddy (both series shared producers Sheldon Leonard and Danny Thomas), The Andy Griffith Show centered around the lives of small-town sheriff Andy Taylor (the marvelously dry Griffith), his son Opie (Ron Howard), cousin and deputy Barney Fife (multiple Emmy winner Don Knotts), and the other gentle eccentrics of Mayberry (which was based on Griffith's real hometown). But while other "rural" programs poked fun at its characters (The Real McCoys, The Beverly Hillbillies), The Andy Griffith Show never stooped to stereotypes, preferring instead to draw its humor from the fine writing and cast, which counted Frances Bavier as Aunt Bee, Howard McNear as Floyd the Barber, and Hal Campbell as Mayberry's benevolent drunk, Otis, among the first season ensemble. All 32 episodes (including the epilogues, which are rarely aired in syndication) are compiled on this four-disc set, which regrettably lacks any supplemental features. --Paul Gaita

Great cannister that actually has three tins in one! Picture shows all three sides of the tin.

Summary:Zack Freeman is ready to tell his story...the story of a brave young boy and his crazy runaway butt. The story of a crack butt-fighting unit called the B-team, a legendary Butt Hunter's formidable daghter, and some of the ugliest and meanest butts ever to roam the face of the Earth. A story of endurance that takes Zack on an epic journey across the Great Windy Desert, through the Brown Forest, and over the Sea of Butts before descending into the heart of an explosive buttcano to confront the biggest, ugliest, and meanest butt of them all!It's a story you and your butt will never forget!About the Author:•Andy Griffiths is the New York Times Bestselling author of the day My Butt Went Psycho! Zombie Butts from Uranus!, Butt Wars!: The Final Conflict, What Buttosaur Is That?, Just Stupid!, Just Wacky!, Just Annoying!, Just Joking! And Just Disgusting!. He lives in Australia with his wife and kids.Author: Andy GriffithsIllustrator:0Publisher:Scholastic PaperbacksPublished Date:04/01/2003ISBN:0439424690#of pages:#N/A

While wisely rated G for Gross ("Contains immature material not suitable for adults"), Andy Griffiths' very funny debut novel will almost certainly blow away--perhaps literally, stinkingly--anyone of any age who's ever suspected that their backside might be up to something. Translated from the Australian (sold Down Under as "The Day My Bum Went Psycho"), this adventure begins with the nighttime flight of our 12-year-old protagonist Zach's pale little heinie and doesn't let up for over 200 pages--most of which are filled almost exclusively with the word "butt." At first, Zach believes his butt might be leading some sort of minor butt rebellion, but the plot quickly thickens to include a global army of feral butts, the "greatest buttcano in the history of the world," and a head-butt "rearrangement" conspiracy that goes all the way to the... um, bottom. Our well-meaning but naive hero Zach soon gets mixed up with the butt-fighting "B-team" (the Kicker, the Kisser, and the Smacker, who all "love the smell of freshly smacked butt in the morning!"), fires his very first 4502-LL ("The LL stood for Laxative Launcher"), learns how to "butt-hop" ("The average butt has enough gas to propel itself and a rider for twenty minutes...."), and goes on a long, wild chase involving cluster butts, buttcatchers, kamikaze butts, stinkants, and even the fearsome Stenchgantor, "the Great Unwiped Butt." (And that's not even counting all those seagoing butt piranhas and poopoises.) Griffiths surely likes the cheap laughs and doesn't miss a single opportunity for buttly wordplay (from "high-frequency emissions" to the smell-ranking "Rectum scale"), but that doesn't make The Day My Butt Went Psycho any less clever--the fast-moving plot has as many double-crosses as double entendres, and Griffiths weaves in some pretty brilliant ideas. Who knew you could have a death throe scene between a butt and its owner? Also includes a snarky butt glossary in the book's... uh, rear. (Ages 9 to 12) --Paul Hughes

Look! It’s a bookWith a mouse and his house,And a mole in a hole,And a bike with a spike,And, of course,A big, fat cow that goes . . . 5,4,3,2,1 . . . KAPOW! New York Times-bestselling author Andy Griffiths, follows up his slimy, rhymey, easy-to-read hit, The Cat on the Mat is Flat, with ten more hilarious short, rhyming stories guaranteed to make kids laugh. * Kirkus Reviews

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Take a stroll down Main Street with the Andy Griffith Show Trivia Game. Today, more than ever, fans reminisce about the sleepy little town of Mayberry and its residents. Where the town folk seem to really love and care about each other. We have all been entertained with their gentle humor and good old-fashioned lessons on morals and values. Test your knowledge of this classic show. Some sample questions: * Who, according to Barney, is "a blonde right out of the bottle"? * Who likes to watch wrestling on television? * What was the name of Goober's girlfriend that works at the diner? * What is the name of Thelma Lou's cousin that dated Gomer? * What was Thelma Lou's last name? * Who won the Mayberry beauty pageant? * What were the names of the purse snatchers at the carnival?