Andy and the new mayor are not on the same page in terms of Andy's style of managing Mayberry's sheriff's department.

The Ricardos and the Mertzes buy a diner, name it "A Little Bit of Cuba" and go to work. Well, the Mertzes go to work; the Ricardos "greet." Not surprisingly, relations are soon strained. Can a food fight be far behind?

"The news that Eddie has moved out of his parent's house and into an apartment of his own has June worried that Wally may be contemplating something similar. However, Wally gets a picture of just how "happy" Eddie is being on his own and it makes him think twice."

"Beaver wants to join a record club and asks Ward for the money to join. Fed up with Beaver constantly asking for money, Ward decides to put him on an allowance. However, Beaver is so thrilled with his records he disreguards the bills for them and quickly finds himself swamped with records, a rising bill and not enough allowance to pay for everything."

Granny believes she has the power to predict the future, and she is set on doing whatever she needs to make her predictions come true.

Drysdale tells the Clampetts to put up the cabin so he can make a commercial showing how he took a poor hillbilly family and made them rich, putting them in a gorgeous mansion in Beverly Hills. Miss Jane doesn’t agree with his plan, and ends up getting upset after he lies about a giant nest egg, breaking her egg over his head. Drysdale arrives at the cabin to make sure all is all right and tells his wife what it is for. She throws him out on his head, and Granny thinks Drysdale has hurt his head badly, and decides to perform a head transplant.

The castaways are revisited by "Wrongway" Feldman.

Mrs. Howell decides to engineer a romance between Gilligan and Mary Ann.

Mama and Iola vie for the presidency of the Church Ladies League in a bitterly contested race.

When Vint and Naomi start to think about having a baby, Mama decides to show them what having a baby is really like by bringing over a neighbor's particularly loud child.