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CBS, 1960 to 1968 Β· Set in Mayberry, Filmed in California Β· Whistle Along

The Andy Griffith Show

Two hundred forty-nine episodes, a hundred fifty-nine of them in black and white, and a whole country that still knows the whistle. Six games for the show where the sheriff carries no gun, the barber runs the news, and every hard day ends on the porch with a guitar.

πŸ•ΉοΈ 6 Games 🧠 54 Questions πŸ† 8 Black-and-White Classics
"But don't the trees seem nice and full?" β€” Opie Taylor, closing out "Opie the Birdman," 1963
πŸ•ΉοΈ Games & Challenges
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Courthouse Trivia
Thirty questions across eight seasons, weighted toward the black-and-white years. The Danny Thomas crossover, the 159 count, Franklin Canyon, and the exact number of Emmys Don Knotts took home.
Trivia Β· 30 Questions Play β†’
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Mayberry Roll Call
A clue gives you a neighbor by their job or their catchphrase and you name them. Twenty-four rounds sorted by where you would run into the person: Main Street, the hills, the courthouse, or off the bus.
Quiz Β· 24 Questions Play β†’
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Floyd's Barbershop Crossword
Twenty-six interlocking answers of Mayberry vocabulary, from MAYBERRY and SLINGSHOT to KEROSENE and the DARLINGS. Floyd's chair is where the whole town's words go.
Puzzle Β· Interlocking Grid Play β†’
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The Black-and-White Bracket
Opie the Birdman, Man in a Hurry, Barney's First Car, The Pickle Story, Mr. McBeevee, Mountain Wedding, Convicts at Large, Citizen's Arrest. Eight from the first five seasons. You keep one.
Bracket Β· 8 Classic Episodes Vote β†’
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Front Porch Connections
Sixteen tiles, four secret groups, three boards. CITIZEN'S ARREST is a black-and-white episode, the thing Gomer shouts, and a Barney law bit, and all three groups are on the same board.
Connections Β· 3 Boards Play β†’
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The Fishin' Hole Crossclimb
Named for the theme song and the shot it plays over. One letter per rung: solve, stack, then cap both ends to reveal three things this show has always been.
Crossclimb Β· 3 Ladders Play β†’

Every date, name and number here is drawn from the show itself and the public record. If we got a Mayberry detail wrong, the barber shop would like a word.