I think the Andy Griffith stories all have a beautiful moral that we can apply to life, and I wish we had more TV programs like that now.

Andy always seems to have the right approach, most of the time, and allows Opie to make his own choices, which God does for us.

Raising the window and letting him face the consequences of his action and letting him hear those birds that were hungry was a lot tougher than getting a whipping.

It's what I've dedicated my life to prevent-the nonwriting of the great poem.

I knew then that life was no respecter of circumstance. The force that flings disasters at us doesn't say " Well, I won't give her that lump in her breast for another year. Best to let her recover from the death of her mother first." It just goes right on ahead and does whatever it feels like, whenever it feels like it.

They are confident, masculine, stylish, and committed to uncompromising quality in all areas of life.