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| − | + | Andy teaches Mayberry exactly what "Love Thy Neighbor" means in this episode. | |
| − | + | Andy is forced to evict Frank Myers from his home only to later discover that he | |
| + | holds a century-old bond that is originally believed to be worth $349,119.27. | ||
| + | Since the Mayberry treasury holds just over $10,000, the mayor and town council | ||
| + | scramble to keep Frank happy by renovating his run-down home. Later, the bond is | ||
| + | discovered to be worthless because it was paid for with Confederate currency. | ||
| + | Once again the town turns on the old man, but Andy is able to convince everyone | ||
| + | that they have done something nice and should leave it at that. | ||
== Odd Facts Known by Few == | == Odd Facts Known by Few == | ||
Revision as of 02:07, 28 April 2006
Episode Info
Mayberry Goes Bankrupt
- Filmed: 39
- Aired: 36
- Original Air Date: 1961/10/23
- Writer(s): Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
- Director: Bob Sweeney
Plot Summary
Andy teaches Mayberry exactly what "Love Thy Neighbor" means in this episode. Andy is forced to evict Frank Myers from his home only to later discover that he holds a century-old bond that is originally believed to be worth $349,119.27. Since the Mayberry treasury holds just over $10,000, the mayor and town council scramble to keep Frank happy by renovating his run-down home. Later, the bond is discovered to be worthless because it was paid for with Confederate currency. Once again the town turns on the old man, but Andy is able to convince everyone that they have done something nice and should leave it at that.
Odd Facts Known by Few
- None at this time.
Character List
- Andy Griffith - Andy Taylor
