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The Andy Griffith Show: Season 3, Episode 29A Wife for Andy (15 Apr. 1963) 7.8
Everybody's ready for Andy to get married--everybody but Andy, that is! But could it be that Andy has his own agenda, unbeknownst to Mayberry's meddlesome matchmakers? Director:Bob SweeneyWriter:Aaron Ruben |
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| Andy Griffith | ... | ||
| Ron Howard | ... |
Opie Taylor
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| Don Knotts | ... | ||
| Frances Bavier | ... | ||
| Aneta Corsaut | ... | ||
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Barbara Perry | ... |
Lavinia
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| Janet Waldo | ... |
Amanda
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Rachel Ames | ... |
Rosemary
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Janet Stewart | ... |
Lorraine Beasley
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| Betty Lynn | ... | ||
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After watching Andy fix up Opie's scraped knee, Barney decides the time has come for the Sheriff to take a wife. Andy asks him - actually begs him - not to interfere with his life but Barney just can't help himself. His first trick is to invite all of the single women to Andy's house so that Andy can look them all over. Andy won't hear of it and has Barney ask them to leave. The next trick is to arrange a dinner at Thelma Lou's for Andy and Helen Crump, Opie's teacher. Chatting before dinner, Barney decides Helen's not suitable when she says she can't cook and won't be quitting her teaching job should she ever marry. Barney wants to keep looking but Andy and Helen hit it off pretty well and have a date for the next night. Barney has other ideas. Written by garykmcd
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15 April 1963 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Desilu Studios - 9336 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, USACompany Credits
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