The Andy Griffith Show: A Black Day for Mayberry (1963)
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Andy is informed that a top-secret gold shipment from Denver to Fort Knox is making a stopover in Mayberry. Sworn to silence, Andy makes the mistake of telling Barney about the shipment. Before long, the entire town is preparing to welcome the armored-car drivers. A disaster? Not quite-fate, and a bit of preventative strategy, will soon intervene. Rance Howard, father of series star Ronny Howard, plays the Treasury Man, while Ronny's younger brother Clint Howard is seen as little Leon. Written by John Whedon, "A Black Day for Mayberry" originally aired on November 11, 1963. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Director(s):
- Jeffrey Hayden
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Synopsis of The Andy Griffith Show: A Black Day for Mayberry
Andy is informed that a top-secret gold shipment from Denver to Fort Knox is making a stopover in Mayberry. Sworn to silence, Andy makes the mistake of telling Barney about the shipment. Before long, the entire town is preparing to welcome the armored-car drivers. A disaster? Not quite-fate, and a bit of preventative strategy, will soon intervene. Rance Howard, father of series star Ronny Howard, plays the Treasury Man, while Ronny's younger brother Clint Howard is seen as little Leon. Written by John Whedon, "A Black Day for Mayberry" originally aired on November 11, 1963. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of The Andy Griffith Show: A Black Day for Mayberry
- Ken Lynch - FBI Agent
- Clint Howard - Leon
- Roy Engel - Spectator
- Doodles Weaver - Regis
- Rance Howard - Treasury Agent
- Joe Hamilton - Spectator
- Charles P. Thompson - Asa Thompson
- Phil Arnold - Hot Dog Vendor
- Director(s):
- Jeffrey Hayden
- Writer(s):
- John Whedon
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