October 3, 1960…”The Andy Griffith Show” Debuts On CBS

October 3, 1960…”The Andy Griffith Show” Debuts On CBS

This is a very rare shot of the opening sequence being filmed in Los Angles. Go ahead…whistle the theme song…I know you know it. Enjoy! -Bobby Ellerbee

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17 Comments

  1. Andy George October 9, 2016

    What a great show!!!

  2. Jenny Skinner October 8, 2016

    Love this show still watch them

  3. Barbara Ann Parks October 7, 2016

    I agree with charles

  4. Barbara Ann Parks October 7, 2016

    How cool is that

  5. Michael Payne October 6, 2016

    Well all tht time stuff was great gun smoke this one bannaza my three sons all was great tv wish we had ppl like thos doing shows

  6. Michael Payne October 6, 2016

    Yep may berry lol nc lol

  7. Michael Payne October 6, 2016

    Funny i watch it over and over every day got dvr well ive got it all id say 1700 shows hahhahahh i must be add

  8. Charles Gillespie October 6, 2016

    By far, the BEST family series ever on TV.

  9. Rod English October 6, 2016

    My favorite t.v. show ever. Even my cell phone ring tone is the whistling of the theme song. I’ll watch them till the day I die, and hopefully even after that.

  10. Lawrence Manross October 4, 2016

    Is there any place in the world at any time where The Andy Griffith show isn’t showing?

  11. Jeff Kreines October 3, 2016

    Wait a durn minute. It wasn’t shot in Los Angeles — it was shot in Mayberry.

  12. Richard Wojcik October 3, 2016

    Lots of scenes from the 1960’s tv series “Combat” were filmed at Franklin Canyon Reservoir.

  13. Charles Stark October 3, 2016

    Bobbie that’s hysterical. The moment I scrolled the shot, I started to whistle the tune.

  14. Stewart Wershow October 3, 2016

    I used to play in that area. We would sneak under the fence and pick oranges off the trees growing next to the reservoir.

  15. Pam Shipe Greenlee October 3, 2016

    I recently watched each episode on Netflix. I really enjoyed it. I love to hear what things cost and how low Opie’s allowance was. Oh and the cars. I had a Mercury Comet in high school. I see several like mine in every episode.

  16. John Miller October 3, 2016

    That would be “sprightly whistling” as the captions informed me every time I ran one of these.

  17. Paul Benjamin Mills October 3, 2016

    I found an episode of this shot and you can see the variation of the reflectors light in the image. This is cool.