W hile the heart of The Andy Griffith Show (which aired on CBS from 1960 to 1968) was the relationship between Sheriff Andy ...

As a rude and belligerent pain for Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Barney Fife, it was impossible for viewers not to get a kick out of his wicked ways when watching The Andy Griffith Show. Howard Morris ...

A draft bill in the NC House calls the Mayberry TV classic a “must-see” for its positive character values and awareness of North Carolina.

demonstrates a wrestling move on Deputy Sheriff Barney Fife (Don Knotts). This photo of Andy Griffith was taken during season 6 of The Andy Griffith Show on the Deilu lot. Here he's standing in ...

When you hear “crime drama,” you probably aren’t thinking of the Andy Griffith Show ... conceived as a vehicle for Griffith, the show is remembered, if at all, for the bumbling deputy sheriff Barney ...

An iconic television show synonymous with North Carolina’s cultural fabric continues to resonate with its citizens decades later. Now a house bill wants to make 'The Andy Griffith Show' the state's ...

House Bill 557 has been filed to make "The Andy Griffith Show," the state's official television show. Much of the bill's ...

Andy and his bumbling deputy, Barney Fife, offer to help track down an escaped convict, but the captain of the state police scoffs at the small-town sheriff's help. A gifted guitar player (James ...

Attention all fans of Andy, Barney, Opie, Otis and the rest as a new bill introduced in the North Carolina State House seeks to settle the matter once and for all by declaring ‘The Andy Griffith Show’ ...

In its TV-land immortality, “The Andy Griffith Show” has already inspired ... goggle-eyed deputy Barney Fife, who carried an unloaded gun with a single bullet in his pocket — just in case.

as Barney Fife in a scene from the classic “Loaded Goat” episode of The Andy Griffith Show. HO AP With all GOP sponsors, the bill should advance quickly in the majority Republican House.