MAYBERRY 2048 WRITTEN IN CONJI MOVIE
Teena Andrews (Diahn Williams), local citizen named Irene Phlogg who went on to become a famous movie star.Big Jack Anderson ( Nestor Paiva), area moonshiner who ran a still in the Rimshaw House.Amanda ( Janet Waldo), local prospect Barney selected to be Andy's future wife.Nettie Albright ( Alberta Nelson), classmate who had a crush on Barney.Barney and Gomer are not sure he's helping the cause. And, in season 7, episode 23 ("The Statue"), Howard Sprague refers to a population of 1,800.Īndy does his part for the Mayberry town band.
However, this conflicts with the comment made by choir director John Masters to Andy Taylor, that "there's got to be a decent tenor in a town of two-thousand people" in the episode The Song Festers - season 4, episode 20. In the opening scene of season 8, episode 30 (the last episode), a sign at the railroad station lists the population and elevation of Mayberry:
The town only had one long-distance telephone line, as referenced in the episode "Man in a Hurry", that two old ladies shared each Sunday preventing others from using the telephone. In episode 44 "Sheriff Barney", the mayor of nearby Greendale relates that Mayberry County has had the lowest crime rate in the state for two years in a row under Sheriff Taylor. The county and the town share the same name and jurisdiction. Out-of-town bank robbers, scam artists, escaped convicts, and vagrants occasionally found their way to Mayberry. Speeding was also mentioned in the area, like that on Highway 6 in the fourth season episode "Barney's Sidecar". Mayberry had one traffic light and little in the way of indigenous crime with the exception perhaps of moonshining and bootlegging. According to the episode "The Battle of Mayberry", the town was almost named Taylortown in honor of Colonel Carleton Taylor, who was one of the first settlers in the town. "Mayberry" is mentioned many times in television shows such as Cheers, House, M.D., Criminal Minds, Supernatural, How I Met Your Mother, Buffy, and Scrubs. Griffith, however, told Larry King in 2003 that Artie Stander is the person who thought of the name Mayberry Stander was one of the show's creators and writers.
Purportedly, Andy Griffith himself chose the name of the fictional community. According to show episodes, the community of Mayberry was named for fictional founder John Mayberry.
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