The New Andy Griffith Show

January. 08,1971

Rating：

5.7

Genre：

Comedy

Keywords：

Sitcom City Mayor

Trailer Synopsis

The New Andy Griffith Show was an American situation comedy broadcast in the United States on CBS in 1971 on Friday Night at 8:30 EST.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 1971

9 Episode

Episode 1 - My Friend, the Mayor

January. 08,1971

Emmett and goober travel to Greenwood from Mayberry to ask Andy to use his influence with the city to rezone a plot of land so they can start a business.

Episode 2 - Glen Campbell Visits

January. 15,1971

Buff McKnight claims to be friends with Glen Campbell and can get him for the town's centennial show. But, it doesn't work that way

Episode 3 - Town Square

January. 01,0001

Ms. Gossagg wants to erect a memorial fountain in town square and Andy has to supervise it

Episode 5 - Nearly Nupitals for Nora

February. 05,1971

Episode 6 - Otis Burfoot is 100 Years Old

February. 12,1971

Episode 7 - Big Noise, Small Claims

February. 19,1971

Episode 8 - The Connection

February. 26,1971

Episode 9 - The Millionth Visitor Is a Bum, Or Is He?

March. 05,1971

Episode 10 - A Visit From Cousin Billy Jim

March. 12,1971

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