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Best Color Episodes

posted 6 years ago by Megan1988 (324)
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Okay, I just did a thread for bad black & white eps, now I thought I would do a thread for best color episodes. Again, here's mine :)

SEASON 6
Aunt Bee, the Swinger
Warning from Warren
Off to Hollywood
Taylors in Hollywood
The Hollywood Party
Aunt Bee Learns to Drive
Look Paw, I'm Dancing
Eat Your Heart Out

SEASON 7
Opie's Girlfriend
The Ball Game
The Darling Fortune
Dinner at Eight
Andy's Old Girlfriend

SEASON 8
A Trip to Mexico
Andy's Trip to Raleigh
Suppose Andy Gets Sick
Helen's Past
The Wedding

I found all of those quite enjoyable. :) Everyone else?

[–] [email protected] (38) 6 years ago

Some of the color episodes are quite enjoyable. My favorites by season are - 6 Warning from Warren, 7 Dinner at Eight, 8 The Wedding. Overall, 'Dinner at Eight' is my all time favorite of the color episodes.

[–] Megan1988 (324) 6 years ago

Yeah, Dinner at Eight's my favorite color episode, too :)

[–] [deleted] 6 years ago

The one where Goober dates the girl from the computer dating service

[–] rhodeisland95 (50) 5 years ago

I avoid "Warren" episodes like I avoid hard labor. That was a huge mistake they made bringing Jack Burns in. Glad they dumped him mid-season. That having been said, I like "The Mayberry Chef" and "The Ball Game". The latter is a Top Ten in my book, black and white or color.

[–] MusicLover3889 (306) 5 years ago

Unlike most of you, I actually like Warren. He just had massive shoes to fill and his first impression, literally and figuratively, wasn’t the best. People should have given Warren the benefit of the doubt.

[–] johnmarti59 (2356) 4 years ago

Warren was the worst character on the show.

[–] johnnm58 (545) 5 years ago

The one I like is when Goober becomes a know it all and grows a beard.

Another one is when? goes to Mexico and lives a good life. But his stay turns into a nightmare.

[–] MusicLover3889 (306) a year ago

That was Howard Sprague.