RIP - Andy Griffith

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I used to watch this guy every day with my grandparents...

 

Oh Ange, say it ain't so!

Grew up with him myself

 

Damn, what a great actor.

He was great in No Time For Seargents. Any military guy can appreciate that movie. He was young in that movie too.

 

Rest in Peace, Andy.

 

I feel like I've lost a friend.

I have a bank of old Andy episodes on the DVR at all times. My wife and I watch one about every evening.

 

R.I.P. Mr Griffith. The Andy Griffith show was the best! I wish today's TV was this good. I can vividly remember, many years ago following surgery on my foot, watching the episode where Barney was riding that army surplus motorcycle with the sidecar. He was ticketing everyone in town like a maniac. My foot throbbed with pain so much when I laughed, so I eventually had to turn that show off. The pain meds just weren't cutting it! That memory floods back every time I see that timeless episode, and there are so many of them. Best TV show ever IMHO.

 

RIP.

 

RIP. I can't think about this without hearing the whistling in my head.

 

RIP Andy...thanx for all those moral lessons.

 

My favorite episode is the one where Andy tries to get Barney to recite the preamble to the Constitution.


It's a sad day.

 

Sad to know old Ange is gone.

 

The saluting toilet seats has to be one of the funniest scenes I have ever seen.
RIP Andy; you touched more lives than you'll ever know.

 

MATLOCK!!! RIP Andy. Truly a televison legend.

 

Great guy all the way around.

You've got to see Face In The Crowd, 1957. If you thought Griffith was just a TV actor, this movie will change your mind. Got to see it. The last word on fame and egos...

 

That was classic.

The scene with the Army Psychiatrist was nuts.

 

RIP Andy. Thanks for everything you gave us.

 

I'd been listening to his stand-up routines for a few years before I ever saw him on The Andy Griffith Show.

Thanks for all the memories and lessons.

PS: You did a fine job with Opie!

 

I sure did love that show. RIP to a legend.

 

RIP Andy...I still love that show:up:

 

RIP