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* Andy comments that he learned some French when he was there for "the war." | * Andy comments that he learned some French when he was there for "the war." | ||
* During the dueling scene, about 18:30 into the show, Andy takes the men's shotguns, unloads them, and returns each gun to the wrong man. | * During the dueling scene, about 18:30 into the show, Andy takes the men's shotguns, unloads them, and returns each gun to the wrong man. | ||
| + | * Actor Chubby Johnson was a true jack-of-all trades. At different times of his life, he was a reporter, columnist, journalist, radio announcer and even a butcher. | ||
== Character List == | == Character List == | ||
Revision as of 00:56, 1 May 2008
Episode Info
A Feud is a Feud
- Filmed: 8
- Aired: 9
- Original Air Date: 1960/12/05
- Writer(s): David Adler
- Director: Don Weis
Plot Summary
Andy is caught in the middle of two feuding mountain families when one's son and the other's daughter show up at the Taylor house to be married. Andy brings the feud to an end by bluffing the heads of the families into settling the matter once and for all with a duel.
Odd Facts Known by Few
- Andy comments that he learned some French when he was there for "the war."
- During the dueling scene, about 18:30 into the show, Andy takes the men's shotguns, unloads them, and returns each gun to the wrong man.
- Actor Chubby Johnson was a true jack-of-all trades. At different times of his life, he was a reporter, columnist, journalist, radio announcer and even a butcher.
Character List
- Andy Griffith - Andy Taylor
- Ronny Howard - Opie Taylor
- Frances Bavier - Aunt Bee Taylor
- Arthur Hunnicutt - Mr. Wakefield
- Tammy Windsor - Hannah Carter
- Claude Johnson - Josh Wakefield
- Chubby Johnson - Mr. Carter
