GentlemanJim
08-31-2022, 07:40 PM
Probably my favorite color episode.......today while watching it I tuned in on how readily the citizens sided against Andy once the rain drops started falling. NO LOYALTY WHAT SO EVER. Their enthusiasm bordered (IMO) on "betrayal".
Maybe that is a factor in the much-discussed "attitude" that Andy is credited with during the post-Barney era?
stevea
08-31-2022, 08:39 PM
That's one of the worst color episodes.
All the sitcoms had gypsy episodes in the 60s, and they were all lousy (IMO).
Duster76
08-31-2022, 09:02 PM
That's one of the worst color episodes.
All the sitcoms had gypsy episodes in the 60s, and they were all lousy (IMO).
Agreed, all the gypsy episodes you referenced were terrible.
GentlemanJim
08-31-2022, 09:58 PM
That's one of the worst color episodes.
All the sitcoms had gypsy episodes in the 60s, and they were all lousy (IMO).
Yeah? Well I think Andy should have locked up the whole bunch of them, for interfering in a police matter, Aunt Bee included.
And then fed Otis guacamole and beans before his next drinking binge. :fart:
GentlemanJim
10-17-2022, 05:03 PM
That's one of the worst color episodes.
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I just gotta say that I think the worst color TAGS episode, by far, is "Look Paw, I'm Dancing"......the sight of Helen Crump up on the dance floor lurching around like she is having a seizure ....is one of those visuals that I wish I could unsee. :(
SarahBellum
10-19-2022, 10:28 AM
I just gotta say that I think the worst color TAGS episode, by far, is "Look Paw, I'm Dancing"......the sight of Helen Crump up on the dance floor lurching around like she is having a seizure ....is one of those visuals that I wish I could unsee. :(
I just watched that scene on YouTube. Wow, it was awful. And why was Andy there?
Will Dockery
04-12-2023, 05:25 AM
Probably my favorite color episode.......today while watching it I tuned in on how readily the citizens sided against Andy once the rain drops started falling. NO LOYALTY WHAT SO EVER. Their enthusiasm bordered (IMO) on "betrayal".
Maybe that is a factor in the much-discussed "attitude" that Andy is credited with during the post-Barney era?
I always love seeing Jamie Farr pop up in 1960s sitcoms.