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Andy Griffith Gomer Episode Guide
Season 4:(17 Apperances by Gomer)
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97. The Haunted House
Opie knocks Arnold's baseball into the old Rimshaw
House and the boys are scared off by what they think are ghosts.
Andy sends Barney out to fetch the ball. Barney forces Gomer to come
with him, and they are both scared away by what they, too, believe
are ghosts. Andy takes the two of them to the house and after they
see and hear peculiar things, Andy discovers the true spook is a
moonshiner who has rigged up the house to keep people away.
99. The Sermon for Today
Dr. Harrison Everett Breen, a visiting
minister from New York City, delivers a sermon at All
Soul's Church, encouraging the members of the Mayberry
congregation to "slow down." Some of the people in the
Congregation take him a little too serious, Gomer Pyle
actually falls asleep at one point and starts snoring.
After eating a hearty meal at Andy's they take the
message so seriously they spend the entire Sunday
working themselves to exhaustion, trying to put together
a concert for the entire town. Aunt Bee, & Clara set off
to repair the Bands Uniform. Barney & Gomer attempt to
rebuild the bandstand with disastrous results, it falls
apart after Gomer thinks he got bit by a spider. They
run themselves ragged all day and end up all exhausted,
then they run into the Minister again, & he thinks that
they took his sermon to heart.
101. Gomer the House Guest
Wally fires Gomer for talking too much and working
too little, and since Gomer lives in the back of the filling
station, the firing is also an eviction. Andy offers to take Gomer
in, which is when the trouble starts. Gomer, on his own schedule,
stays up late, does unnecessary chores, and makes noises all through
the night. Before long, the Taylor house itself turns into another
filling station, as Gomer's customers line up for repairs in Andy's
driveway. Andy is able to prove to Wally that Gomer is the reason
many of his customers come in, so Wally hires him back and Andy's
life returns to normal.
102. A Black Day for Mayberry
Aired Monday 9:30 PM Nov. 11, 1963 on CBS
Writer:
John Whedon
Director:
Jeffrey Hayden
Guest star:
Hope Summers (Bertha Johnson/Clara Edwards),
Jim Nabors (Gomer Pyle),
Rance Howard (Treasury Agent),
Clint Howard (Leon),
Joe Hamilton (Spectator),
Roy Engel (Spectator),
Ronda Jeter (Crowd member) ,
Ken Lynch (FBI agent),
Charles P. Thompson (Asa),
Doodles Weaver (Regis),
Phil Arnold (Hot dog vendor),
Alex Barringer (Young boy on street),
Leslie Barringer (Young boy on street)
Global rating:
7.6
A top-secret gold shipment from the
Denver Mint to Fort Knox is scheduled to make a stop in
Mayberry, and only Andy and Barney know about it. It
turns out Barney can't keep a secret and everybody in
town soon knows about the gold. The top-secret shipment
is greeted with a carnival-like reception and Barney
almost blows another secret when he discovers the gold
is gone. What Barney did not know was that at the last
minute, the real shipment was diverted and the truck was
a decoy.
104. A Date for Gomer
The big Chamber of Commerce dance is approaching,
and Thelma Lou refuses to go with Barney unless he gets a date for
her cousin Mary Grace Gossage, who is visiting from out of town.
Both Andy and Barney are about to give up when Gomer appears. Just
when all seems right, Gomer jumps up and leaves Mary Grace. After
the entire evening is ruined, the four return to Thelma Lou's to
find Mary Grace and Gomer dancing and having the time of their
lives. Turns out the reason Gomer had left, was to find her a
corsage. When Andy, Helen, Barney, and Thelma Lou come back, they
see Gomer and Mary Grace dancing wildly in the living room.
106. Citizen's Arrest
Barney gives Gomer a ticket for making an illegal U-Turn, but
when Barney does it, Gomer yells "CITIZINS ARREST!" Gomer said
Barney did something illegal himself. Andy agrees, and says that
he'd be happy to pay the money for Barney's own ticket. Barney locks
himself in jail, and decides to quit. Once Gomer finds out how
serious the matter has become, he reports a fictitious robbery at
the filling station in hopes of pressing Barney back into service. A Classic Epsiode in every sense.
108. Barney and the Cave Rescue
Barney is made fun of by the town
after he mistakes the owner of the Mayberry bank as a
robber. Andy decides to cheer him up by taking him,
Helen, and Thelma Lou on a picnic. Andy and Helen go
into Lost Lovers Cave and get trapped when the entryway
collapses behind them. Barney discovers what has
happened and organizes a rescue party. Andy and Helen
manage to find a safe exit through a hidden opening on
the far end of the cave and catch a ride back to Helen's
home. While there, the couple hears a special report on
the radio about the accident. Andy and Helen dress back
into their dirty clothes and go back to the cave. They
climb back in so Barney can rescue them. Barney, having
a hard day when accidentally believing Mr. Meldrim was
breaking into his own bank, needed morale saving (he was
already being laughed at and ridiculed); therefore Helen
and Andy waited for Barney to save them in the cave.
Barney was then a hero.
115. The Song Festers
Barney is the only tenor in the Town choir. When a
tenor solo part is required and the choir director is desperate to
find someone else to sing the part. Gomer becomes the replacement.
117. Andy's Vacation
Andy is at his wit's end with not only being the
Sheriff, but he has even had enough of good ol Barn, so he takes a
vacation. Leaving Barney and Gomer in charge, he soon realizes that
he'll never get any rest at home, reading his National Geographic,
so he finally listens to Aunt Bee & goes camping for a week in the
woods. Trouble finds him when a prisoner held temporarily in the
Mayberry jail sneaks away from Barney and Gomer and ends up finding
Andy's campfire. Andy recognizes the prison garb and nabs him. He
even has to capture him a second time after Barney and Gomer let him
go again.
118. Andy Saves Gomer
Andy finds Gomer napping in the garage and snuffs
out a small fire in a can full of oily rags. Gomer blows the whole
incident out of proportion, and Andy must then deal with Gomer's
indebtedness. Gomer offers himself to Andy as a slave for life.
Desperate to get rid of Gomer, Andy tries to find a way to even the
score by staging his own life-threatening mishap. Gomer screws it up
and Andy must save his life again, but this time he is able to
manufacture a story to get Gomer off his back.
119. Bargain Day
Aunt Bee's bargain shopping gets out
of control. Diamond Jim's, a new butcher shop, opens and
Aunt Bee heads there hunting for a bargain. She walks
out with a side of beef to put in her "bargain" freezer
that she discovers doesn't work. Now stuck with a
freezer full of 150lbs of thawing beef, she must return
to Mr. Foley for help, but even though Foley offers to
store the meat, Andy won't allow it. Andy buys a
brand-new freezer for Aunt Bee instead.
121. A Deal Is a Deal
Opie and his pals get suckered into
selling useless salve. When one of the boys, Trey, quits
and sends his salve back, he gets a letter from the
Miracle Salve Company advising that he has been
blacklisted. Barney and Gomer head to Mount Pilot to
"fight fire with fire." Disguised as Dr. Pendyke, Barney
fools the two Miracle Salve cons into buying all their
salve back by convincing them it is a miracle cure for
the mange. The plan backfires when a truckload of the
salve arrives at the Taylors' front door addressed to
Opie Taylor Sr., the name Gomer used as an alias.
122. Fun Girls
Andy and Barney are forced to work
late doing inventory and end up saddled with "The Fun
Girls" from Mount Pilot--Skippy and Daphne. They end up
in hot water when they are caught by Helen and Thelma
Lou, who drop by for an unannounced visit. Now with no
dates for the big dance, Barney decides they will take
Skippy and Daphne, who dump our heroes for Gomer and
cousin Goober.
124. The Rumor
Aired Monday 9:30 PM Apr. 27, 1964 on CBS
Writer:
Jim Fritzell,
Everett Greenbaum
Director:
Coby Ruskin
Guest star:
Hope Summers (Bertha Johnson/Clara Edwards),
Jim Nabors (Gomer Pyle),
Aneta Corsaut (Helen Crump),
Betty Lynn (Thelma Lou),
Howard McNear (Floyd Lawson),
Rance Howard (Party guest),
Mary Lansing (Party guest),
Ronda Jeter (Ethel) ,
Molly Dodd (Lillian),
William Newell (Fred Sterling)
Global rating:
6.7
Barney starts a rumor that Andy and
Helen are about to be married when he spots Andy
sneaking a kiss in the jewelry store where Helen is
shopping for a gift for her niece. Barney proceeds to
alert the entire town, and Aunt Bee decides to
redecorate Andy's room--to make it more appropriate for
a bride. When Andy and Helen are brought by the house
for the surprise, they surprise everyone with the truth.
Barney is the goat again, but Andy calms the crowd by
telling them he'll pay them all back and give Bee the
room she has always wanted.
125. Barney and Thelma Lou, Phfftt
Gomer drops the bomb on Barney and Thelma Lou's
romance when, giving her a ride to Mount Pilot, he slips and repeats
something Barney said about having Thelma Lou in his hip pocket.
Thelma Lou turns the tables and starts flirting with Gomer to make
Barney jealous. Barney becomes fighting mad, but matters get worse
when Thelma Lou slips and kisses Gomer on the cheek, which to Gomer
means she now has to marry him. Andy finally steps in and clears up
the whole mess by getting Barney to apologize.
126. Back to Nature
Andy, Barney, and Gomer take a group of boys
camping in the mountains to show them some them the pioneer life.
Opie leaves early in the morning to pick some berries, but doesn't
tell anyone so when the group awakes they assume Opie is lost.
Barney and Gomer set out to look for him. Barney, who had told the
boys he's a regular pioneer when it comes to the wilderness, manages
to get them lost in the woods. Later in the evening, Opie, Howie,
and Trey are laughing at Barney because he got lost. Andy finds
Barney and Gomer and tricks Barney into following a "Red Crested Web
Footed Lake Loon" back to the camp, where he tells the tale of how
Barney managed to ensnare, clean, and cook a wild pheasant, much to
the delight of the boys.
127. Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
Gomer comes to the courthouse one day and
announces that he has decided to join the Marines. He believes this
is a test to see if he has what it takes to be a man. Andy tags
along with Gomer for his first day at boot camp, and, realizing how
important it is for Gomer to succeed, and plants the idea in the
head of Drill Instructor Gunnery Sergeant Vince Carter that Gomer is
the son of Marine General Lucius Pyle. Carter, thinking he's being
tested, takes Gomer under his wing and is stuck with him from that
point on. He trains him personally until Gomer passes all his
inspections. Sgt. Carter then realizes that Gomer isn't related to
Lucius Pyle after all.
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