The Andy Griffith Show
Season 2
31 episodes
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S02E01 Opie and the Bully
Andy teaches his son how to handle a seven-year-old bully.
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S02E02 Barney's Replacement
Barney resigns when he thinks Andy is trying to ease him out of his deputy sheriff job.
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S02E03 Andy and the Woman Speeder
An attractive young woman, who has been given a speeding ticket by Andy, pleads not guilty and uses female guile.
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S02E04 Mayberry Goes Bankrupt
An old penniless citizen of Mayberry forestalls his eviction by trying to redeem a century-old municipal bond.
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S02E05 Barney on the Rebound
Barney almost loses his shirt and his girlfriend when a charming female con artist dupes him.
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S02E06 Opie's Hobo Friend
Opie's friendship with a hobo begins to affect his ability to tell right from wrong.
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S02E07 Crime-Free Mayberry
A bogus FBI agent and his accomplice nearly make off with the Mayberry Bank money.
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S02E08 The Perfect Female
Andy is too obvious in his efforts to find out if a young lady meets his expectations.
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S02E09 Aunt Bee's Brief Encounter
Aunt Bee takes a shine to an itinerant handyman who has a way with the ladies.
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S02E10 The Clubmen
Andy refuses to join an exclusive club when Barney's bid for membership is turned down.
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S02E11 The Pickle Story
Rather than eat Aunt Bee's indigestible homemade pickles, Andy and Barney secretly substitute store-bought pickles in her preserving jars.
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S02E12 Sheriff Barney
A trial run as Sheriff of Mayberry convinces Barney that he is not quite ready to take over a similar job in a neighboring town.
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S02E13 The Farmer Takes a Wife
Andy dissuades a visiting farmer from marrying Barney's girl.
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S02E14 Keeper of the Flame
Opie keeps a secret club oath even in the face of the serious accusation of burning down a barn.
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S02E15 Bailey's Bad Boy
Andy teaches a wealthy young man the satisfaction of self-reliance.
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S02E16 The Manicurist
The men of Mayberry, after a slow start, accept the addition of a lovely manicurist to Floyd's barbershop.
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S02E17 The Jinx
A Mayberry resident is convinced that he is a jinx until Andy helps restore his self confidence.
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S02E18 Jailbreak
The small-town methods of Mayberry prove more effective than the attempts of the State Police in the capture of a criminal.
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S02E19 A Medal for Opie
After Opie finishes last at a track race, Andy struggles to teach his son what it means to be a good loser.
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S02E20 Barney and the Choir
Andy's diplomacy and engineering skills are required to help the Mayberry choir adjust to the recent addition of tone-deaf Barney Fife to the group.
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S02E21 Guest of Honor
Andy and Barney are hard pressed when Mayberry's guest of honor turns out to be a pickpocket.
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S02E22 The Merchant of Mayberry
Andy uses his wits to help a struggling salesman stay in Mayberry despite strong pressure from the competition.
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S02E23 Aunt Bee the Warden
Aunt Bee becomes warden for a day when she disciplines Otis Campbell after he is arrested for his usual drunken behavior.
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S02E24 The County Nurse
Andy is forced to exert all his persuasiveness to get a farmer to take a tetanus shot.
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S02E25 Andy and Barney in the Big City
Andy and Barney visit the big city and help to catch a notorious jewel thief in the process.
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S02E26 Wedding Bells for Aunt Bee
Aunt Bee begins dating the dry cleaner because she wants to give Andy space to pursue his own relationships.
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S02E27 Three's a Crowd
Barney learns the hard way that three's a crowd, when Andy and Mary Simpson try to find time alone together.
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S02E28 The Bookie Barber
Floyd expands his barbershop with the addition of a second barber. The new barber turns out to be a gambling bookie that Barney and Andy must catch in the act.
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S02E29 Andy on Trial
Andy is put on trial for his law enforcement practices when a Raleigh newspaper reporter writes a damaging article about the lawman.
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S02E30 Cousin Virgil
Barney's cousin Virgil gets over his awkwardness as soon as he learns that people have confidence in his ability.
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S02E31 Deputy Otis
When Otis Campbell's brother comes to visit, Andy agrees to make Otis a temporary deputy to cover the lie Otis told about his career.
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