S2.E26

Wedding Bells for Aunt Bee

Episode aired Apr 2, 1962
26m

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Frances Bavier in The Andy Griffith Show (1960)

Clara convinces Aunt Bee that her presence is keeping Andy from finding a wife. When Mr. Goss shows interest in her, she pretends to be interested in him and nearly ends up married.Clara convinces Aunt Bee that her presence is keeping Andy from finding a wife. When Mr. Goss shows interest in her, she pretends to be interested in him and nearly ends up married.Clara convinces Aunt Bee that her presence is keeping Andy from finding a wife. When Mr. Goss shows interest in her, she pretends to be interested in him and nearly ends up married.

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Andy Griffith

Andy Taylor

Ron Howard

Opie Taylor
(as Ronny Howard)

Don Knotts

Barney Fife
(credit only)

Frances Bavier

Aunt Bee Taylor

Hal Smith

Otis Campbell

Hope Summers

Clara Johnson

Fred Sherman

H. Fred Goss

Tom Jacobs

Townsman
(uncredited)

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Trivia
Shortly after filming this episode, Fred Sherman suffered a stroke and spent the remainder of his life in hospitals.

Goofs
When Fred Goss drops off Aunt Bee at her home, he is standing on the porch. As he turns to leave, he casts a shadow on the backdrop which appears to be only a few feet behind him, depicting her home, rendering the scene less than authentic.

Quotes
Andy Taylor: I know it's Friday, Otis, but ain't you a little early?
Otis Campbell: Oh, I'm dead sober, Andy, but I s'pect I'll get over it.

Soundtracks
The Fishin' Hole
Written by Earle Hagen and Herbert W. Spencer (as Herbert Spencer)
Performed by Earle Hagen

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5/10

Clara turns into a witch

Cute episode. No big laughs. No funny man without Don Knotts, until George Lindsay and Jim Nabors arrive. Best scenes are Fred Goss complaining about stains, and being a gossip. Another good epilogue with Goss turning to now backstabber Clara. Good opportunity for Fred Sherman to show how funny he can be with more screen time.