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| − | + | Andy, struggling to find work for Jerry Miller, a one-man band who has lost his | |
| − | + | job with a traveling carnival, hires him as a part-time deputy. After realizing | |
| + | he's too incompetent to fill Barney's shoes, he decides to let him go. Before he | ||
| + | can give Jerry the bad news, the musician-turned-lawman busts some of his former | ||
| + | pals who were responsible for a string of purse snatchings. | ||
== Odd Facts Known by Few == | == Odd Facts Known by Few == | ||
Revision as of 22:13, 13 April 2006
Episode Info
Banjo-Playing Deputy
- Filmed: 159
- Aired: 159
- Original Air Date: 1965/05/03
- Writer(s): Bob Ross
- Director: Coby Ruskin
Plot Summary
Andy, struggling to find work for Jerry Miller, a one-man band who has lost his job with a traveling carnival, hires him as a part-time deputy. After realizing he's too incompetent to fill Barney's shoes, he decides to let him go. Before he can give Jerry the bad news, the musician-turned-lawman busts some of his former pals who were responsible for a string of purse snatchings.
Odd Facts Known by Few
- None at this time.
Character List
- Andy Griffith - Andy Taylor
