Title: ANDY GRIFFITHS SHOW, SEASONS 1 & 2
Product review: It has been a very pleasant experience watching the first two seasons of THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW. The comedy tends to focus on the foibles of humanity, and has at times broke me up into guffaws of laughter. Don Knotts is simply priceless as the bombastic, bumbling Barney Fife, and Andy Griffiths provides an apt 'straight man'to his antics. In short, the initial three seasons of THE ANDY GRIFFITHS SHOW provide good, innocent humour in the setting of small town North America which was so prevalent in the early 1960's. As for the seasons after #3, I personally will be taking a pass, since I recall them as a gallery featuring rural rubes such as "Gomer Pyle" & "Guber", who serve as the butt of laughter at their odd personalities.
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