Andy and Helen Have Their Day
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Andy and Helen Have Their Day
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Original airdate
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December 14, 1964
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Season
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5
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Cast
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Andy Griffith as Sheriff Andy Taylor
Don Knotts as Deputy Barney Fife |
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Plot
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Andy and Helen go on a picnic but are plagued by constant interruptions from Barney, Goober and others.
Summary
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When Andy and Helen realize they are so busy they don't have time for each other, Barney decides to give them the gift of a day alone together. Promising to take care of all their chores, Barney sends them for a Saturday picnic at Myers Lake. It goes very well--for the first two minutes. Then Barney shows up with the first of many problems. Andy eventually gets hauled away by a game warden for fishing without a license. Andy calls Barney to ask him to bring money to a neighboring town's justice of the peace to pay the fine. Barney misunderstands the message and thinks Andy and Helen are going to tie the knot.
Trivia/Notes
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- Colin Male (who is also the announcer speaking the principals' names in the opening credits) is listed in the end credits as playing "Wormser", but in the episode he introduces himself by saying "My name's Peterson. I'm the game warden in this district."
- Howard Morris appears as George the TV repairman, instead of his recurring role as Ernest T. Bass. He also directed this episode.
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