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There was never a dull moment in Mayberry, and we all witnessed comedic greatness in the comfort of our homes when The Andy Griffith Show came on! Although there were 249 episodes of hilarious and family-fun moments, some of our favorite characters either appeared in all or a portion of them.
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6/10 🤷♂️
You got 10 out of 10 - Call everyone you know and tell them about your amazing score! Another perfect score!! I do know my TAGS...and I also now how to log onto imdb. :) Yes, while I could have taken educated guesses, I was too lazy on this quiz and decided to cheat. Can you ever forgive me? ;)
10/10. I didn't actually "know" all of these numbers, of course, but I have a good sense of how often each character appeared.
Here is the broadcast schedule from when Rich Koz began hosting the program back in 1995 on WCIU (one of Weigel's flagship stations, prior to the formation of MeTV), to present.
https://thetvdb.com/series/svengoolie-on-me-tv/allseasons/official
Yes the Blob has been shown, and you can find other movies you may have questions about on this schedule. Prior to that time you can easily Google additional information, as it is readily available.
https://thetvdb.com/series/svengoolie-on-me-tv/allseasons/official
Yes the Blob has been shown, and you can find other movies you may have questions about on this schedule. Prior to that time you can easily Google additional information, as it is readily available.
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" I would like to see METV write an article on The Horror Hosts on TV."
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That would be a better topic for the Svengoolie Blogs. Although Svengoolie is a regular Saturday program. For general interest It's not likely MeTV would publish an article on this section of their website, drawing interest away from Rich Koz. That doesn't mean Rich Koz wouldn't be interested in the topic on the Svengoolie website. Here's the Contact info from the Svengoolie Website:
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That would be a better topic for the Svengoolie Blogs. Although Svengoolie is a regular Saturday program. For general interest It's not likely MeTV would publish an article on this section of their website, drawing interest away from Rich Koz. That doesn't mean Rich Koz wouldn't be interested in the topic on the Svengoolie website. Here's the Contact info from the Svengoolie Website:
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Ron Howard if you know who played Mr Schwamp please let the public know his identity.
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Good point inadvertently made. If RH is the closest connection to who appeared in their home movies, no doubt he knows who the man was. Or at least how he came to be an Extra (means, no dialogue).
So here's the point. Considering how ardent (to be kind) TAGs ultra fans are, it's possible that there's been no desire to reveal anything about the individual. Could even be promised, not to do so. Or surely the man would've surfaced long ago among contemporary fans.
Here's the problem, which already makes actors (and particularly Stars) nervous is the fanaticism involved in people pushing further than a fictional piece of entertainment warrants (deserves). There've been notable instances of unsafe repercussions, and shouldn't it be expected for people to respect the privacy of others? We all want it for ourselves.
Let's be clear. Mysteries exist in real life as we find them in the News. There are NO mysteries in fictional writing, unless they are included as a plot device (meaning purpose). The characters don't "disappear" or come to "untimely" circumstances.
They are either written out, intentionally for some Series. Or a decision has been made to discontinue their inclusion. The entertainment they've brought to audiences can be (or not) appreciated. Otherwise, it's all pretty futile.
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Good point inadvertently made. If RH is the closest connection to who appeared in their home movies, no doubt he knows who the man was. Or at least how he came to be an Extra (means, no dialogue).
So here's the point. Considering how ardent (to be kind) TAGs ultra fans are, it's possible that there's been no desire to reveal anything about the individual. Could even be promised, not to do so. Or surely the man would've surfaced long ago among contemporary fans.
Here's the problem, which already makes actors (and particularly Stars) nervous is the fanaticism involved in people pushing further than a fictional piece of entertainment warrants (deserves). There've been notable instances of unsafe repercussions, and shouldn't it be expected for people to respect the privacy of others? We all want it for ourselves.
Let's be clear. Mysteries exist in real life as we find them in the News. There are NO mysteries in fictional writing, unless they are included as a plot device (meaning purpose). The characters don't "disappear" or come to "untimely" circumstances.
They are either written out, intentionally for some Series. Or a decision has been made to discontinue their inclusion. The entertainment they've brought to audiences can be (or not) appreciated. Otherwise, it's all pretty futile.
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I wish Helen Crump appeared in ZERO episodes!
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5/10......lucky I got that many.
Only three right! Surprise surprise etc.
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