Comments on: Remembering Mayberry http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:24:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: TommyShortt http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-95724 Sun, 06 Dec 2009 19:59:36 +0000 http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-95724 Im still watching ever chance I get I love it! Im still watching ever chance I get I love it!

]]> by: Ripster http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-76929 Mon, 18 May 2009 17:22:06 +0000 http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-76929 I cherish my childhood memories of watching TAGS. Oddly enough, we watched the color episodes in B&W where I came from. Looking back now with the eyes of an adult, it occurs to me that today, we feel nastalgia for a show that was itself about nastalgia for an even earlier and simpler time. Mayberry was a town in the 1960s that was blissfully lost in the 1930s. The Darlings huffing late-1920s truck (and many other pre-war vehicles), the two-piece telephones without dials, the elders gathered in the barbershop, and the dime-store sodas were all fixtures of another era even by the standards of the 1960s. I cherish my childhood memories of watching TAGS. Oddly enough, we watched the color episodes in B&W where I came from. Looking back now with the eyes of an adult, it occurs to me that today, we feel nastalgia for a show that was itself about nastalgia for an even earlier and simpler time. Mayberry was a town in the 1960s that was blissfully lost in the 1930s. The Darlings huffing late-1920s truck (and many other pre-war vehicles), the two-piece telephones without dials, the elders gathered in the barbershop, and the dime-store sodas were all fixtures of another era even by the standards of the 1960s.

]]> by: TommyShortt http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-69705 Wed, 11 Mar 2009 04:31:59 +0000 http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-69705 The andy Griffth show is the Best show on tv to day I wach it ever chance I get I can remember just about ever epsode I wach it so much. I know thay have been many passtaway scence then its hard to beleave that. but thats part of life we are all Going to die one of these Days. but I will alwase wach that show becouse that will be the best times that we will ever see in this life. maybe in are Dreams, The andy Griffth show is the Best show on tv to day
I wach it ever chance I get I can remember just about ever epsode I wach it so much. I know thay have been many passtaway scence then its hard to beleave that. but thats part of life we are all Going to die one of these Days. but I will alwase wach that show becouse that will be the best times that we will ever see in this life. maybe in are Dreams,

]]> by: Carl http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-61226 Thu, 22 Jan 2009 04:15:56 +0000 http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-61226 I would hope that all the people of Mayberry the real actors and players were all saved and are or already in Heaven I would love to see them all there. I would hope that all the people of Mayberry the real actors and players were all saved and are or already in Heaven I would love to see them all there.

]]> by: Richard Palma http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-52843 Sun, 28 Sep 2008 04:47:11 +0000 http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-52843 I am 74 years old and remember my boyhood town much the same as mayberry. Watch the reruns always, must have seen them all 20 times each, but ready to start all over again. Life in mayberry is the way American life was in every town across this wonderful land. Somehow time has changed all that and produced a world without the warmth,kindness, and love we shared back then. I think all the mayberry fans feel the same way. I dont believe people will be looking back 50 years from now viewing todays sitcoms with the same feeling. We all love Mayberry as it is a reflection of our own lives years ago. Thank you. Richard Palma 357 Kingston Drive, Florence,Alabama 35633. I am 74 years old and remember my boyhood town much the same as mayberry. Watch the reruns always, must have seen them all 20 times each, but ready to start all over again. Life in mayberry is the way American life was in every town across this wonderful land. Somehow time has changed all that and produced a world without the warmth,kindness, and love we shared back then. I think all the mayberry fans feel the same way. I dont believe people will be looking back 50 years from now viewing todays sitcoms with the same feeling. We all love Mayberry as it is a reflection of our own lives years ago. Thank you. Richard Palma 357 Kingston Drive, Florence,Alabama 35633.

]]> by: Felix Kaplan http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-2163 Mon, 02 Oct 2006 23:57:16 +0000 http://www.virtuemag.org/articles/remembering-mayberry#comment-2163 DEear Sir/ Madam, I would like to know where and which city and what day Dennis Rush was born? He was Howie Pruitt on the Andy Griffith Show. felix_kaplan@hotmail.com DEear Sir/ Madam,

I would like to know where and which city and what day Dennis Rush was born? He was Howie Pruitt on the Andy Griffith Show.

felix_kaplan@hotmail.com

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