Remembering The Andy Griffith Show - Mr. McBeevee

[@unastamus6122]

One of my favorite episodes, too (among many, of course - "Citizen's Ar-resst!!") The most touching moment for me was after he had been so hard on Opie, a frustrated Andy was wandering around the woods where Opie had shown him where he had met Mr. McBeevee. Andy throws down something he had picked up off the ground and exclaims, "Mis-ter Mac-Beevee!" From the treetops comes a a jingling and the voice of Mr. McBeevee responding. The look on Andy's face as, with open mouth, he slowly lifts his eyes into the treetops speaks volumes. Not only was his face expressing, "I don't believe it!", but, in that same instant, out from almost a single frame of film came pouring a look expressing a love for and a pride in his son, Opie. That man, Andy Griffith, could act! Then came that beautiful, wide Andy Taylor grin... Thanks, guys, for the mem'ries of The Good Stuff!

[@jdsundstrom]

Well stated, Michael. Your comment just got "pinned". :)

[@scottmcman7659]

Gotta love 'The Pickle Story', but yeah, there are so many that could be mentioned. These are very talented actors and writers, who didn't need profanity, half naked women, sex and death to entertain. Many young people today just don't get how funny this stuff is: "Bye, Aunt Bee! I'm leaving on my trip to my cousin's house!" LOL!

[@johnharris7751]

@@scottmcman7659 while I agree with you, you have to admit the episode where the boys have to hold a female prisoner overnight, that the silhouette she left behind the sheet hanging in front of the cell could put impure thoughts in a man's head.

[@scottmcman7659]

@@johnharris7751 - It could, but not now. Today, that wouldn't even cause a teenager to look up. However, that girl had "it". When a woman has that special something that can make you instantly fall in love, that's when it becomes dangerous. In fact, she almost broke Andy. Frankly, within an hour of taking her in, I'd be letting her out. LOL! Her: I just need some fresh air. Let me out to walk around a little and I'll come right back. Me (eyes glazed over): Sure...no problem.

[@johnallen310]

I was 8 when Andy came on the air .My family never missed an episode. I am 67 now and still watch it.

[@kathleentripp7306]

Andy Griffith and Little House On The Prarie, two of my favorites! Good wholesome family tv that I raised my kids on! They still enjoy them. Thanks you guys😁

[@jdsundstrom]

You are very welcome, Kathleen!

[@whiskeytangofoxtrot5244]

I remember back watching Andy in Black & White ,first runs. It was a major event in our house back then. My father was a Marine Corps DI in PI. ( It will take a Marine to explain that .) So now it's a treasure that brings back memories of Family.I too grew into the Marine Corps and the DI's were frightened of me. Not a Gomer Pile here. I would think of Andy Griffith in Nam. That is how powerful this show is.

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for sharing your memories, WTF 52!

[@charleswilcher6158]

Andy puffed those cigs...but not all the time...he was definitely a casual smoker..but I'm glad Andy had faith in his son..great message there..good piece Dave..and your brother seems cool too

[@GDog619]

Love all the Andy Griffith episodes. I still watch it over and over again.

[@cadeevans4623]

I absolutely love Andy Griffith one of the best sitcoms ever created for television it's a classic show Dave I have all the seasons on DVD most of them but I loved every character great cool I think it's cool me and you were talking about Andy Griffith and the Gettysburg address the other day and you another Andy Griffith video awesome man 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@anthonycbrown1952]

I find the Mr. McBeevee episode very powerful as it illustrates how smart the writers and Andy Griffith were throughout the early part of the series. Andy was a faith-based man but the show was being broadcast to a broad secular audience therefore, the messages they wished to convey (the golden rule, honoring the ten commandments, why Andy did not wear his gun overtly, etc.) had to be indirectly addressed as the values of the character without explicitly calling out a specific religion as his guide / belief system. Notice how the Andy character treats those who would otherwise be judged harshly by the public-at-large (Otis, the mayor, the main store owner, Ernest T. Bass, etc.). The episode: Ron Howard had the hardest part in the episode: 1) Convey the innocence and magic of youth, 2) Demonstrate through taught values that honesty to his family was more important than anything else - anything, 3) Maintain faith that his father's love and belief in him was boundless and his honesty to his dad could not be traded for short-term-relief. The scene where Andy is in the woods struggling with the challenge of maintaining his faith in his son (when all signs point to a breakdown in trust between father and son) has elements of scripture tied to the moment BUT as this is light comedy Mr. McBeevee emerging as he did was the climax of the episode. Excellent writing where one feels it was a time and place when 'the Better Angels of Our Nature'. were on display. Thanks for sharing....

[@jdsundstrom]

Wow! Great summary, Anthony!

[@anthonycbrown1952]

@@jdsundstrom I enjoy your channel very much as you provided a curated glimpse into a TV world that shaped us as kids and in many ways educated young parents needing an example to model. The references to your childhood in your videos point to a time / place when parents attempted to balance the values they wished to instill in their homes against the values presented on TV (a tricky balance). Sometime in the future, maybe you can have a Mayberry Memories podcast on 'Opie and the Spoiled Kid' as it aired 57 years ago. It's hard for me to grasp how young actor Ronnie Darpo (Arnold) could play such an intense role at such a young age and never break character in his scenes. The father played by Harlan Warde had an acting CV others would envy. Certain lines in a performance never escape a person: "If we don't teach children how to act in society today, how are they going to act when they grow up?" - Andy Taylor 1963. Thanks to you and your brother.... P.S.: I have it on good authority Arnold Winkler was seen at his local Target last month berating a clerk at the register because he was limited to only two packs of TP and was overheard shouting 'he had to have it (6 packs)'. 😡

[@jdsundstrom]

@@anthonycbrown1952 Great suggestion! I'll add it to my potential topics list.

[@pattywilliams788]

One of my top favorite Andy Griffith Show episodes. What really makes Andy’s faith in Opie really special is that he doesn’t punish Opie even though the boy wasn’t able to produce/introduce Mr. McBeevee out in the woods to his father. Mr. McBeevee wasn’t there to explain about the ax or the quarter. The ending was extra special when Andy goes back to the woods and frustratedly calls out “Mr. McBeevee” and Mr. McBeevee answers him while climbing down the telephone pole. I always got a little tug on my heartstrings. 🥰

[@jdsundstrom]

Yep. Truly a wonderful episode!

[@memphistenn77]

Definitely one of my favorite episodes, love watching andy everyday on me tv and Also mash thanks guys

[@jdsundstrom]

You're very welcome, Michael!

[@johnrunion5357]

he was also eddie haskell's father george in the voo doo magic episode of leave it to beaver.

[@GoldenRAGEofTV]

LOVE seeing your smiling face Dave. From one Andy fan to another..thank you!!

[@JW...-oj5iw]

Hi Pat!

[@jdsundstrom]

😊 thank you!

[@stephenadamsmusicalinterpr4203]

Thanks you, Brothers Sundstroms. Stay well and healthy to all.

[@jdsundstrom]

You're welcome! Stay safe and healthy as well, Stephen!

[@gloriaharlowdrummondjesusi7306]

Oh my. My family and I never missed it either. Loved that episode I was sad cuz I thought opi was gonna get a whipping. I’m 67 and your right. These shows help to calm our nerves through all the stuff that’s going on in this world. Nice to see you in person. Also your brother. God bless you both. Don’t know if your a hugger or not lol but hugs to you. Thank you so much for bringing these memories back. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@jdsundstrom]

Gloria - Here's a virtual hug right back at you! Take care and be safe!

[@emkkahn]

I just stumbled across this episode (on METV thank you very much) about a month ago. I had seen it before as a kid and then it just seemed funny. But watching it again as a dad with two grown sons, it was pretty emotional when Andy's faith in Opie was paid off by meeting Mr. McBeevee. There might have been a tear in the old man's eye remembering the challenges of raising my boys...LOL. Thanks Dave and Brother of Dave! Barney's call to the doctor was still funny tho!

[@jdsundstrom]

You hit the nail on the head, emkkahn! Watching these episodes now as an adult are very different experiences from when I was young.

[@janetwoods3751]

I love that episode and I agree with you how it makes you feel so much better watching shows like Andy Griffith 😊❤

[@jdsundstrom]

Without a doubt, Janet!

[@janetwoods3751]

@@jdsundstrom l enjoy your show Dave since we are stuck in the house did you ever think of doing livestreams?

[@strangebrew5545]

I had lots of " whoopins' And we used to play in the woods all the time, I would not trade one minute of my childhood with ANY kid today, thanks so much Dave and Steve!! 👍

[@johnharris7751]

Back in the 60s and 70 s whoopins were coming place in the home and school, even my neighbor had permission to whoop our asses and send us home if we needed it. I have no resentment . growing up in a small Adirondack village we had a lot of similarities to Mayberry. Everyone keep safe and try to have a very Mayberry day everyday.

[@jdsundstrom]

Well said, Peaches!

[@strangebrew5545]

@@jdsundstrom Thanks Dave!

[@angelabaird7036]

Mr McBevee..my VERY favorite episode! Not only does it show a very important father and son moment, but it still has a light hearted, feel good effect! I love Andy..and, i wasn't born when this show was originally aired, but i wish the times of today, even had a hint of the morals and values of yesteryear! This show, is the greatest stress reliever, u csn find today!

[@Bobs-bd3yo]

Dave thank you for sharing all of your memories. One thing about being home in Montana is that I get to catch up with all of the shows that we all grew up with. Best to you and your family.

[@jdsundstrom]

Montana and Andy Griffith...the perfect combination!

[@laurastrobel718]

I can be in the lowest mood ever but an episode of Andy Griffith always makes me feel better Mayberry is medicine☺💝

[@jdsundstrom]

Yep. The perfect antidote for a rotten day!

[@JoeMacKenzie2014]

Another great episode Dave.😊 I was thinking about some shows that I loved as a kids as well and thought I would share them with you in hopes that maybe you will do a segment on them. Carter Country w/ Victor French & Ken Holiday

[@jdsundstrom]

Great suggestion, Joe! I'll add it to my list!

[@pamelamays4186]

One of the best episodes of The Andy Griffith Show is "Andy On Trial." It really demonstrates the great acting ability of Don Knotts. Up on the witness stand, Barney does a 360 and is totally serious during his testimony.

[@jdsundstrom]

Totally agree, Pamela!

[@Barnabas45]

I agree, Could be my 2nd favorite episode! (besides McBeevee)

[@rdmeenach]

That was really the only time Don broke character, and talked as himself, not Barney, and when they shook hands, that was real time.

[@tawnya0627]

Well, now I have to go find The Andy Griffith Show and watch it! Lol

[@jdsundstrom]

Yes. You absolutely do, Tawnya! Start with this one, Citizen's Arrest and Man in a Hurry.

[@rasputout7330]

Hell yeah, Mr McBeevee was the best onetime character I’ve ever seen on the show

[@PamperedPetz]

Hey guy’s‼️That just breaks my heart that he didn’t believe him.Everyone stay safe‼️

[@jdsundstrom]

While Andy didn't believe in Mr. McBeevee, he chose to believe in Opie! :)

[@PamperedPetz]

Dave Sundstrom Well I agree with that❣️

[@JamesBlackburnExperience]

I love the Andy Griffith show too. Thanks for sharing. What a great episode that was! I would love to be a guest on your series eventually.

[@jdsundstrom]

James, you are more than welcome to join us. Pick an episode and I'll make it happen. :)

[@JamesBlackburnExperience]

@@jdsundstrom Thank you kindly! I just sent you an email.

[@jdsundstrom]

@@JamesBlackburnExperience It got blocked when I replied back. So, I tried again by sending my response in a new email to your address.

[@jenniferhansen3622]

I really like the episode "Man in a hurry." It really sums up what life in Mayberry was like.

[@jdsundstrom]

It's my favorite as well, Jennifer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqmWloOJhpyIf6c

[@wayne-brock7515]

So funny when Barney goes out back, grinning from ear to ear calling out for Blackey, here Blackey, come here boy. Saying he has a way with horses, lol.

[@jdsundstrom]

Classic moment!

[@psw4763]

Love this show with Mr McBeeve. One of my favorites along with Barney and the Choir, Pickle show. The manicurist with Barbara Eden. Still watch this show daily. Enjoyed your video

[@jdsundstrom]

Glad you enjoyed it, Phyllis! Here are my videos about The Pickle Story and The Manicurist. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJCUk4Vqa9N1fq8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4jJdWtvqNlng9E

[@hiramdoup524]

I love this episode. Andy learns to have faith in his son ! And that faith is rewarded!

[@scottnixon2899]

It's hard to imagine that this show took place during probably the height of the Cold War with Russia.. I bet it was great to sit down, and only if was 30 minutes, and forget what was really happening in the world and just enjoy the show. Maybe that's one reason it's still enjoyed by millions....

[@jdsundstrom]

I think you're right, Scott! The show was, is and will always be an escape from the tumult of modern times.

[@nickimontie]

I think my favorite moments in most episodes is when Barney realizes he messed up/he forgot something/or a truth is revealed. Don Knotts' face is always priceless!

[@jdsundstrom]

A master comedian at work!

[@scottburton9701]

Good morning,Dave-As you probably know,Me TV is devoting the entire month of May to the denizens of Mayberry-"Andy Griffith" & its spinoff "Mayberry RFD" are comfort food for the soul-Thanks for posting!

[@jdsundstrom]

Yep. I've been watching the color episodes of TAGS which they don't play all that often. I've got to get my DVR rolling to catch those episodes of Mayberry RFD!

[@rrrailservicehoscalemodelr4734]

Mr. McBeevee's extra hands were his climbing carabiners. Andy meets him while walking through the woods speaking out loud, "Mr. McBeevee, Mr. McBeevee!" Suddenly a voice from above calls back and when he climbs down to the ground says, "McBeevee, at your service!" That was such a funny episode.

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for the extra info, R&R!

[@markcadieux3445]

The real name of the actor, was Karl Swenson, he played Lars Hanson on Little House on the Prairie.

[@gregfoster4541]

Loved this episode 😁 of the"Andy Griffith show" and as you said the first 5 seasons were really great kinda hard to pick a favorite,, to me I enjoy watching all of them, thanks so much for sharing and as always"Howdy from Texas 😁"!!

[@elvisfan6475]

Great Great Video Guys. I love that Andy Griffith episode.

[@paulbright5081]

"Man in a Hurry" is my favorite episode.

[@jdsundstrom]

Most of the time, that's my favorite one as well, Paul.

[@paulbright5081]

@@jdsundstrom "No place is so dear to my childhood as the little brown church in the vale."

[@jenniferhansen3622]

This was a great video! Thank you.

[@jdsundstrom]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Buggy-su4oy]

Don as Barney tossing the papers after Opie first mentions Mr. McVeeBee and later when the two are filling out the I.D. form and Ope mentions the "12 extra jingling hands" and Barney quietly repeating it in disbelief is so hilarious as is Andy smiling facial expression which likely wasn't just acring.😊

[@toddmccreary4579]

Remember too that early Opie pretended to have a horse named Blackie and that Andy told him he knew he was just pretending and Opie did too. So that's why he believed in Opie because he knew Opie understood the difference

[@jdsundstrom]

Good point, Todd!

[@Donna_G]

For a single dad, Andy Taylor was one of the best TV dads. Small town Mayberry was the perfect setting. I just don't know how it would have worked out if Andy Taylor was in a much bigger city with more crime. I don't remember the particular episode you talked about in this video; but, I always liked the series.

[@jdsundstrom]

Things would definitely be different if Andy hadn't been a small town sheriff. That said, I'd like to think that he would have been the same wonderful character wherever he and Opie might have lived!

[@gispel7058]

Lots of single dads in TV. Bonanza, The Rifleman, Flipper, Family Affair, My Three Sons, Courtship of Eddie's Father.....anyone think of more?

[@Donna_G]

Tom Kochmann, there were more single dads in tv land. My Three Sons is one. But, that doesn't change the fact that in my opinion Andy Taylor was the best.

[@unappreciatedtreehouse821]

I knew ya'll were talking about Mr. Mcbeevee. Memorable episode. Remember when Opie killed the mother bird. Andy made Opie stay in his room with the window open to listen to the baby birds chirp for their mother that's never coming home. The manicurist with Barbara Eden is the best Andy Griffith episode ever. I suggest those episodes for future videos.

[@jdsundstrom]

Here's the episode of Mayberry Memories where we talk about "Opie the Birdman": kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJetqJero56Sms0

[@gispel7058]

Love Mcbeevee....the countess van telekee was good too. Where Opie gets three wishes.

[@HonkyTonkHellraiser]

3 people didn't believe Opie and Mr McBeevy

[@samueljohnstone3028]

thanks guys, an excellent review 👍

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for watching!

[@Farrah300]

My favorite episode of The Andy Griffith Show is "Mountain Wedding" where Ernest T. Bass declares his love and affection for Charlene Darling. The problem of course is that Charlene was married to Dub Wash. Oh that Ernest T.!!! He was so darned funny. Anyway, the only way to appease Ernest was to have an actual wedding ceremony. But as always, Ernest T. Bass tries to mess things up and plans to kidnap the bride. Andy came up with a brilliant plan, which was to have Barney dress up as the bride and be the decoy. As the wedding ceremony began, Ernest T. kidnaps who he thinks is Charlene. After he declare his love for Charlene one last time, Barney reveals himself and says "I wouldn't marry you if you were the last man on earth." SIMPLY HILARIOUS!!!

[@jdsundstrom]

I love me some Ernest T. Bass! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmrQY2Opd5qjZ5I

[@Farrah300]

@@jdsundstrom He was only in three episodes, but oh my goodness!!! It seemed like he was in more than that. I also loved the part in ''Mountain Wedding" when Ernest T. serenades Charlene. WHAT A HOOT!!!

[@kennethwilkinson8244]

dave, was andy gririth in the military. i know he lived in monteo n.c. in fact he is buried there, if i am not mistaking. when we used to vacation in monteo, we would run into people who knew andy. before he passed away, he wanted his house in monteo turned into a museum. his wife didnt do that, though.

[@jdsundstrom]

Andy wasn't in the military....but Don Knotts was.

[@philly09westside]

I'm a Trekkie! Can you give an update on William Shatner. I'm a huge fan of the original Star Trek series.

[@jdsundstrom]

Sure. I'll do something on Shatner in the not too distant future.

[@philly09westside]

@@jdsundstrom 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@Barnabas45]

I think that was the best episode!

[@kelseymathias3881]

My favorite AG episode! Hi from California.

[@jdsundstrom]

Hello California!

[@kelseymathias3881]

@@jdsundstrom Merry Christmas Dave 😊

[@jdsundstrom]

Merry Christmas Kelsey!

[@bidn2bobs]

Dave another thing about those first five years of The Andy Griffith show was that from time to time the writers wrote a show that was five minutes short. Well Andy would say Don and I will think of something else and they did

[@jdsundstrom]

Andy and Don were such a great team!

[@GeraBrown]

Great video. Just believe. 'Nuff said.

[@jdsundstrom]

Truth!

[@deopersad2915]

Was awesome programs back then 👍🏾

[@dennisdeleo74]

Hey Guys!.....This episode is actually a remake of an episode done a few years earlier on Make Room for Daddy, where Linda (Angela Cartwright ) has the Opie roll...not surprising since Danny Thomas produced both shows...but it was done so much better here.

[@jdsundstrom]

What?!!? I had no clue! I've got to check that one out!

[@dennisdeleo74]

Yes, check out season 6 ... Episode 33....be well....

[@jdsundstrom]

@@dennisdeleo74 Thanks so much!

[@psw4763]

I came here from Mr McBevee passing on. Enjoyed this video.

[@shannonburns2525]

it was a great episode you 2 did a great job have your brother on one of live streams dave thak again

[@paulparker1360]

It wasn't the next. It was the same day and Andy was back in the same stretch of wood him and Opi were when Opi was trying to prove Mr. McBevie was real. Out of frustrations Andy calls out McBevie's name. And to Andy's shock and surprise he is answered as Mr. McBevie scales down the tree he was working in

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for the clarification, Paul. I guess we need to go watch it again!

[@maplebob23]

I love The Reluctant Astronaut.

[@jdsundstrom]

That's a favorite movie of mine as well, maplebob23!

[@donnicholas7552]

Excellent episode!

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks Don!

[@bobloblaw9791]

Just watched the episode My favorite fir sure

[@jdsundstrom]

It really is a pretty special episode!

[@cadeevans4623]

Your right Dave the first five seasons are the best of Andy Griffith Don knotts was the best in that show wasn't the same without him man

[@jdsundstrom]

Very true, Cade. Thankfully, Don made guest appearances during those final years.

[@cadeevans4623]

Yes man he was the center of attention in Andy Griffith kept me laughing in every episode the color ones were good but the black and white ones were great glad Don knotts made appearances in the color ones as well

[@dannystaton5386]

Great video thanks so much took me a second to remember this episode you guys are lucky I got my ass whipped a lot when I was a kid but I WAS A BAD BOY

[@scottmcman7659]

Great as always Dave. There is one thing that really annoys me about the airing of these shows and it seems TAGS is one that suffers a lot from this. I don't know if it's greed or what, but IMO, they cut the episodes down too much to make space for more commercials. It may seem strange, but I'm an old timer who prefers to watch these shows on regular TV. Probably because that's what I had for most of my life. However, cable channels and networks really take advantage and those who've never seen these shows, are getting cheated out of footage that IMO is important to the episodes they are cut from and I noticed that it's especially bad with TAGS. Of course, I've seen them so many times, I know when a scene is cut out and it's very irritating. That said, I wonder if anyone else notices this?

[@southernoregoncatmom6519]

Great episode discussion.

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks SOCM!

[@Raja1938]

Stopped the video early to go watch the episode on Amazon. Hadn't seen it before so was glad I missed the spoilers. Such a tense moment between the two actors and I really expected the worst, considering the era. Not only did it speak well of Andy's character, but Opie's too. At that young age especially, it's easier to simply do what you're told when you're afraid. And Andy seeing Opie stick to his guns even in the face of that fear is what really changed his mind, that punishing him would've gone against all the values he'd worked to instill in him.

[@ravenpoe7093]

I love the Mr McBeeVee episode especially the end when Andy sees Mr McBeeVee is really real and the end end which does not play on TVLand when Barney thought Andy was nuts 😂. Andy may have said he believes in his son but he really thought there was something mentally wrong with him and not in comedic CooCoo for Cocoa Puffs way either. I think i mentioned it before but i avoided this show like the plague growing up even tho I don’t remember it being on till I got cable but anyway I was stuck on the lil kitchen black n white tv one day when “Man in a Hurry” came on I actually left it on and watched it all the way thru and actually enjoyed it. Another day same place stuck with kitchen tv and there was that episode AGAIN so i watched it and after that started watching the show

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks for sharing, Raven. It often depends on the day...but I think "Man in a Hurry" might be my favorite episode of all time.

[@Farrah300]

I remember this episode because Any didn't believe Opie when he talked of Mr. McBeevee. When he finally met him, I'll bet Andy felt really bad for not believing Opie.

[@jdsundstrom]

He also felt a great sense of relief...and pride in his son for being willing to never deny what he knew to be true.

[@Farrah300]

@@jdsundstrom You would be right, Dave.

[@zoperxplex]

Why did Mr. McBeevee give a hatchet to Opie as a gift?

[@jdsundstrom]

Probably because he had a spare.

[@zoperxplex]

@@jdsundstrom Even in the sixties giving a hatchet as a gift to a strange child was sketchy at best.

[@janetwoods3751]

@@zoperxplex l remember Opie telling his dad it wasn't sharpen so he could not get hurt and he picked berries and got water for Mr McBevee so he gave it to him because Opie helped him 😊

[@debbiewestphal4291]

You guys are great 😜👍

[@jdsundstrom]

Thanks Debbie!

[@manuelmaldonadojr2526]

thanks again MR.Dave

[@cultfilmvideo6936]

Classic show.

[@debbiebridges3971]

You rarely see the episode where mr Macbeevee is on the phone

[@earlhansen556]

I believe in Opie, a tear came to my eye!!!

[@cadeevans4623]

Hey Dave have you done one on the haunted house episode of Andy Griffith man

[@jdsundstrom]

Not yet, Cade!

[@cadeevans4623]

Ok just curious love that episode

[@JW...-oj5iw]

First you get stealin'. Then you get lyin'. Next thing you know, you have a delinquent. You know what you have to do Anje? Nip it in the bud. NIP IT!

[@jdsundstrom]

Ha! Too funny, J W!

[@georgetoomey1191]

That s unbelievable.

[@TheGuyMullins]

I really enjoyed this... I do not know if you guys got the book "WHY WE WATCH" by DOCTOR WILL MILLER... you will love it.

[@mattkaustickomments]

Plot twist. Mr. McBeevee was later arrested in Mount Pilot for taking liberties with a minor.

[@jdsundstrom]

Definitely, different times. No one would let their kid hang out in the woods alone with a stranger anymore.

[@mattkaustickomments]

Dave Sundstrom, let alone ax-wielding money-offering strangers. Yikes!

[@chrisrae2238]

If you don't love The Andy Griffith Show, then I'm seriously skeptical of your character