The Andy Griffith Show

What do you do with a goat full of dynamite? Nobody in Mayberry seems to know, least of all Otis, who shows up even more 'loaded' than the goat.

At his high school class reunion, Andy finds that while memories may fade over time, some connections are never completely broken, and some hearts never completely heal.

Barney assumes the worst when Andy gets a letter from an ex-convict he shot in the leg and captured a few years earlier saying he's coming to Mayberry to settle matters between them.

Rafe Hollister reveals his hidden talent as a singer for a benefit show, but Mayor Stoner does not like his shabby appearance. Rafe proves him wrong when his performance at the show receives a positive reception.

A spoiled kid gives Opie bad advice about how Opie should manipulate Andy to get what he wants.

Andy and Barney investigate a string of robberies at Wally's Filling Station to find out whether or not a young employee is responsible.

Andy's advice to Opie and his schoolmates about history homework gets him in trouble with the new schoolteacher, Helen Crump, so he tells Opie and his friends a story about Paul Revere's ride to resolve the situation.

Aunt Bee listens to a medicine man's (John Dehner) sales pitch and ends up inviting him to supper.

Andy has his hands full when a musical mountain family called the Darlings comes to Mayberry.

English tourist Malcolm Merriweather, a "gentleman's gentleman", goes to work as Andy's valet to pay his traffic fine.

Barney tries to set up Andy with a potential wife, having a crowd of puzzled, single women come to Andy's home one evening, but Andy has his mind on Helen Crump.

A pack of stray dogs comes into the courthouse, causing problems just as a state official is visiting.

The Darlings ask Andy to help them deal with wild mountain man Ernest T. Bass, who wants to stop Charlene and Dud Wash from getting married.

Barney and Gomer are in charge of guarding two of four criminals while Andy is out pursuing the other two.