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Andy Griffith on the character of "Ben Matlock" on Matlock, and on the show moving to ABC 03:39
Interview: Andy Griffith | Show: Matlock
Andy Griffith on The Andy Griffith Show spin-off Gomer Pyle - USMC, starring Jim Nabors 01:23
Interview: Andy Griffith | Show: Gomer Pyle - USMC
On the legacy of The Andy Griffith Show, and on the characters of the show; on the then-best of television, and on the then-future of television; on various people with whom he worked in his career 13:22
Interview: Andy Griffith
Andy Griffith on the legacy of The Andy Griffith Show, and on the characters of the show 02:37
Interview: Andy Griffith
Andy Griffith on the legacy of The Andy Griffith Show, and on the characters of the show 02:37
Interview: Andy Griffith | Show: Andy Griffith Show, The
Andy Griffith on the then-best of television, and on the then-future of the television 01:49
Interview: Andy Griffith | Topic: Television Industry
On his hometown and background; on his interest in magic, the movies, and radio; on performing as a ventriloquist as a teenager; on his schooling 08:47
Interview: Don Knotts
On performing during his WWII service; on breaking in to professional show business on radio (through singer Lanny Ross) and television, including an appearance on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts 09:40
Interview: Don Knotts
On his regular role as "Windy Wales" on the radio show "Bobby Benson and the B-Bar-B Riders"; on his radio colleagues; on getting a part from actor-turned-producer Charles Irving on Search for Tomorrow; on his character, "Wilbur Peterson," his fellow actors, and performing "live" (including a story about actor Les Damon going up on his lines) on Search for Tomorrow 07:57
Interview: Don Knotts
Don Knotts on his character, "Wilbur Peterson," on Search for Tomorrow (which he played from 1953-55) and working with his co-stars Lee Grant and Nita Talbot 01:16
Interview: Don Knotts | Person: Lee Grant
Don Knotts on his character, "Wilbur Peterson," on Search for Tomorrow (which he played from 1953-55) and working with his co-stars Lee Grant and Nita Talbot 01:16
Interview: Don Knotts | Person: Nita Talbot
Don Knotts on a moment in "live" TV in the 1950s when fellow actor Les Damon went up on his lines on soap opera Search for Tomorrow 00:57
Interview: Don Knotts | Person: Les Damon
Don Knotts on his first appearances on network radio, starting with "The Lanny Ross Show" 02:16
Interview: Don Knotts
Don Knotts on his regular role as Windy Wales on the radio show "Bobby Benson and the B-Bar-B Riders" 01:41
Interview: Don Knotts
Don Knotts on a moment in live TV in the 1950s when fellow actor Les Damon went up on his lines on soap opera Search for Tomorrow 00:57
Interview: Don Knotts
Don Knotts on asking a friend to be a talent scout to "discover" him when he was booked on (the radio/TV simulcast of) Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts 00:40
Interview: Don Knotts | Show: Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts
Don Knotts on getting cast on Search for Tomorrow through fellow radio actor-turned producer Charles Irving 01:08
Interview: Don Knotts | Show: Search For Tomorrow
Don Knotts on his character, "Wilbur Peterson," on Search for Tomorrow (which he played from 1953-55) and working with his co-stars Lee Grant and Nita Talbot 01:17
Interview: Don Knotts | Show: Search For Tomorrow
Don Knotts on a moment in "live" TV in the 1950s when fellow actor Les Damon went up on his lines on soap opera Search for Tomorrow 00:57
Interview: Don Knotts | Show: Search For Tomorrow
Don Knotts on a moment in "live" TV in the 1950s when fellow actor Les Damon went up on his lines on soap opera Search for Tomorrow 00:57
Interview: Don Knotts | Topic: TV's Golden Age (1940s & '50s)
Don Knotts on a moment in "live" TV in the 1950s when fellow actor Les Damon went up on his lines on soap opera Search for Tomorrow 00:57
Interview: Don Knotts | Topic: Bloopers
Don Knotts on the challenges of performing on "live TV" in the 1950s 01:01
Interview: Don Knotts | Topic: TV's Golden Age (1940s & '50s)