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| − | + | Goober becomes stricken with a psychosomatic case of whiplash and ends up being | |
| − | + | a pain in Andy's neck when the Taylors allow him to move into Andy's room until | |
| + | he is better. Goober catches Andy trying to trick him into realizing he's fine | ||
| + | by trying to get him to raise his arms to catch a football. Goober gets so upset | ||
| + | at the attempted trick that he throws his arms in the air, telling Andy that he | ||
| + | knows he can't raise them that high. Andy gets Goober to see that he can--it's a | ||
| + | miracle. | ||
== Odd Facts Known by Few == | == Odd Facts Known by Few == | ||
Revision as of 22:43, 14 April 2006
Episode Info
Mind Over Matter
- Filmed: 199
- Aired: 196
- Original Air Date: 1966/10/31
- Writer(s): Ron Friedman and Pat McCormick
- Director: Lee Phillips
Plot Summary
Goober becomes stricken with a psychosomatic case of whiplash and ends up being a pain in Andy's neck when the Taylors allow him to move into Andy's room until he is better. Goober catches Andy trying to trick him into realizing he's fine by trying to get him to raise his arms to catch a football. Goober gets so upset at the attempted trick that he throws his arms in the air, telling Andy that he knows he can't raise them that high. Andy gets Goober to see that he can--it's a miracle.
Odd Facts Known by Few
- None at this time.
Character List
- Andy Griffith - Andy Taylor
