The Andy Griffith Show

Due to the almost simple-minded nature of the humor in The Andy Griffith Show, I found this early-1960s Sit-Com only marginally entertaining and, often enough, I actually thought that it pushed the cuteness of down-home, country-fied wholesomeness to the point of being quite irritating.I know that a helluva lot of people really dig this show, but, I basically found it to be just "ok" and only once in a while did it ever rise above being more than just a run-of-the-mill comedy show.

If you watch the entire 8 seasons you will see the turn in American culture. It starts with a "Leave it to Beaver" family values and end with leftist slant towards the feminist movement and multi-culturism.

In the long list of old shows throughout television history, not all are true classics. Some are just curiosity series others are entertaining but lacking in anything strongly admirable.

The Andy Griffith Show is amazing. I have seen all 8 seasons and I enjoyed it more than any tv Show ever.

Grew up watching re-runs of this show as a little kid and loved it!! Good family values, moral lessons and lots of love and laughs.

I grew up watching The Andy Griffith Show and now my whole family (husband & three teen daughters) watch it and love it! My mom would tell me stories of growing up with the house doors always being unlocked & friends and neighbors could drop by any time unannounced, and this show is just like that.

I grew up watching The Andy Griffith Show and now my whole family (husband & three teen daughters) watch it and love it! My mom would tell me stories of growing up with the house doors always being unlocked & friends and neighbors could drop by any time unannounced, and this show is just like that.

Aside from the vagrant reference to "whipping" Opie, the morality of this show is top-notch. Too, there is a Southern way of speech presented here, mainly by Andy Griffith, that has been lost.

Lol! Trying to pass herself off as a "college kid".