Sunday Block Party

New Series Each Sunday

Sundays at 12P

eastern (on most MeTV stations)

Every Sunday afternoon you can come by for hand-selected episodes of some of your favorite comedy sitcoms. With a different show each week, there's no telling who will crash the party! Come back to this page weekly to see who’s next on the guest list.

Sunday Block Party

The Andy Griffith Show

Sunday, April 12

12:00pm

Man In The Middle (s5, ep7)

Barney and Thelma Lou have an argument. They reconcile quickly, but it leads to other arguments between Andy and Barney, Thelma Lou and Helen, Andy and Helen, and another between Barney and Thelma Lou.

12:30pm

The Sublease (s3, ep30)

The Ricardos are off to Maine for the summer, so they decide to sublet their apartment. Their landlords, the Mertzes, don't like the idea, and like the potential tenants even less. Nor are they wild about their new roommates.

1:00pm

Beaver Plays Hooky (s2, ep17)

Larry and Beaver find themselves tardy for the third time this week and decide to skip altogether. However, they quickly find themselves caught when they accidentally walk on the set of a live TV show.

1:30pm

The Garage Painters (s2, ep18)

A lazy weekend leads Ward to direct Wally and Beaver to read a book, Tom Sawyer. The book influences them so much that they take on the job of painting the garage doors. However, they soon find the job to be awfully boring and messy. Chaos erupts when neighbor Bengie Bellamy stops by wanting to help.

2:00pm

The Big Tap Out (s1, ep14)

A frustrated police detective hires out heroines to help him nab Roy David, an elusive safecracker with a peculiar quirk- he only steals to finance his compulsive gambling habit.

3:00pm

Night Horrors

"The Hart's night in a haunted house turns into a deadly search for the previous owner's hidden treasures."

4:00pm

Double Your Pleasure / Fool For A Client

"Whether you are twins like Larry and Barry or Deena and Nina, you too can "Double Your Pleasure" on Fantasy Island. Roarke congratulates Herbert Costigan when he disproves the old cliche'. the lawyer who handles his own case has a "Fool For A Client.""