Don Knotts

Buzby, the misbehaving bee, is unwilling to follow the "Garden Golden Rules." But a simple act of kindness will change Buzby's heart and teach him that God's rules are made to keep everyone safe.

Buzby, the misbehaving bee, is unwilling to follow the "Garden Golden Rules." But a simple act of kindness will change Buzby's heart and teach him that God's rules are made to keep everyone safe.

Widower Andy, his son Opie, Aunt Bee and all of Mayberry return for more family life entertainment.

Widower Sheriff Andy and his young son Opie live with Andy's Aunt Bea in Mayberry, NC. Since Mayberry has virtually no crimes to solve, most of Andy's time is spent chatting with the locals and calming down his cousin Deputy Barney.

There's a twenty-year-old murder mystery in the town of Rachel, and lowly newspaper employee Luther Heggs is determined to solve the case. The answers lie in the old Simmons mansion which is reportedly haunted.

A brother and sister are magically transported through their television set and into the black-and-white world of a 1950s sitcom called Pleasantville. Soon they affect this environment with their worldly sensibilities, and people and things slowly begin to acquire color.

A group of crooks run a small town, but when things heat up, they frame the accountant, Hollis Figg.

The ghost and Mr. Chicken: Knotts plays a small town typesetter with dreams of becoming a reporter who agrees to spend a night in an allegedly haunted house. The reluctant astronaut: Knotts plays a small-town amusement park ride operator with a fear of heights who gets a job with NASA--as a janitor. He gets to confront his fear of heights when NASA devises a program to send a civilian into space. The shakiest gun in the west: Knotts plays a dental...

16 episodes of the Andy Griffith show on two double sided discs. Andy Taylor a widowed sheriff with a son (Opie) live in the small sleepy North Carolina town of Mayberry. Living with them is Andy's Aunt Bee who takes great care of the home. Andy's deputy is his bumbling but neurotically hilarious cousin Barney Fife. As there is little crime in Mayberry, most of the story centers on the interactions of the characters and visitors to the town.