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The Cannon: Directed by Alan Rafkin. With Andy Griffith, Ron Howard, Frances Bavier, Jack Burns. Warren's ignorance about cannons helps catch two thieves.
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- Comedy, Family
- Alan Rafkin
- 1965-11-22
The Horse Trader: Directed by Bob Sweeney. With Andy Griffith, Ron Howard, Elinor Donahue, Don Knotts. Andy's admonishment to Opie about dealing fairly with others "snafus" when he subsequently trumps up a fanciful story to sell a worthless cannon to an out-of-area antiques dealer.
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- Comedy, Family
- Bob Sweeney
- 1961-01-09
"The Andy Griffith Show" The Cannon (TV Episode 1965) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
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Warren captures a pair of thieves through sheer stupidity about the functions of a cannon.
[Re-write] The good folks of Mayberry are thrilled when they learn that the Governor of the State is going be visit them and take part in their Founders' Day celebration. They also learn that the State Mobile Museum will be sent to the town. The Museum contains many valuable artifacts including paintings, coins, and memorabilia. Warren thinks that ...
•During the parade, the Mayberry Band plays the theme song of Mayberry R.F.D..
•When the Governor starts talking and everyone behind him takes a seat, you can see Floyd Lawson take his seat very slowly, evidence of actor Howard McNear's stroke.
After Warren fires the cannon, Andy exclaims: "Oh no he shot a station wagon".
This classic series takes us to America's favorite small town, Mayberry. "The Andy Griffith Show" serves up wit and warmth as Sheriff Andy Taylor (Andy Griffith) and bumbling Deputy Barney Fife (Don Knotts) solve the town's misdeeds. Watch Now.
View in iTunes. Available on Pluto TV, Paramount+, Prime Video, iTunes. S6 E11: Deputy Warren captures a pair of thieves through sheer stupidity about the functions of a cannon. Comedy Nov 22, 1965 25 min. TV-PG. Starring Jack Burns, George Lindsey, Howard McNear.
Warren captures a pair of thieves through ignorance about how a cannon works.
