An unhappy Helen demands an explanation from Andy when a photograph of him with a beautiful Hollywood actress is printed in a newspaper.

Aunt Bee loses her friends when she can't stop flaunting all the new things she won from appearing on the game show "Win or Lose."

Things get out of hand when Warren and Goober are assigned to guard the Mobile State Museum for the governor's Founder's Day visit.

Opie and his friends prey on Goober's gullible nature when their clever placement of a walkie-talkie convinces the bumbling mechanic that his dog can talk.

Aunt Bee takes a part time job as a receptionist for a new print shop in Mayberry, but Andy soon discovers that it is a front for counterfiters.

The church congregation promises to contribute money to buy a new church organ, but everyone tries to back out when the time comes to honor their pledges.

The usually shy Warren runs into trouble with Helen when he unknowingly takes on a completely different personality while sleepwalking.

Warren takes a try at modifying Otis by getting him interested in mosaic art, but when Otis tries it, his work turns out to be as bad as his previous habit.

Barney returns to Mayberry for a high school reunion and learns that his former girlfriend Thelma Lou has married someone else.

Barney's courage is questioned, which leads him to go after a dangerous escaped convict in the hope of proving himself to the townspeople.

Aunt Bee is at a loss when she has misplaced a rare piece of jewelry, but she files a claim to collect the insurance and spends the money promptly.

The townsfolk struggle with the sudden arrival of a disreputable promoter and a troublesome thug claiming to be a distant relative of the legendary Wyatt Earp,

Aunt Bee receives her driving permit and backs into a tree after breaking a promise to Andy to not drive without a licensed driver with her when she drives.

Andy and Helen put Opie at ease when they dance after seeing that Opie is nervous about the school dance and worried about making a fool of himself.

Andy is forced to order a band of gypsies out of town when they take advantage of the townspeople and create a hoax to end a drought.

Suspects in a psychiatrist's murder include the victim's ex-husband, a patient suffering from multiple-personality disorder and her obstructive father.

The investigation of a gay councilman's murder involves his roommate, a married man and a homophobic politician who claims to be a great friend of the deceased.

Using a blurry ATM film as the only clue, Briscoe & his new partner investigate the murder of a young girl who disappeared between school and her music lesson.

Curtis will teach Briscoe some new computer tricks while they investigate the death of a male college student at a rough biker bar.

Assistant District Attorney Jack McCoy will push the courts for the death penalty when an undercover detective working on a drug bust is killed.

The investigation into three murders at the offices of a small magazine will lead to the discovery of a bitter feud between unlikely suspects.

Detectives determine whether a young woman was a willing participant in a series of murders committed by a hold-up team in ski masks.

Detectives Lennie Briscoe and Rey Curtis try to track down a murderer when a graphic description of a co-ed's death surfaces on the Internet.

The investigation of a prostitute's murder involves a deli owner who harasses hookers and a married plastic surgeon who may have been a client of the deceased.