With humor, optimism and special guests, host Drew Barrymore explores pop culture, human interest, lifestyle and more while celebrating every part of humanity.

With humor, optimism and special guests, host Drew Barrymore explores pop culture, human interest, lifestyle and more while celebrating every part of humanity.

After getting hired at the local market, Opie decides that Billy could use the job more than he could and decides to come up with a plan to get himself fired.

Andy becomes jealous when Helen starts canceling dates to work on projects with Frank Smith, who is only there for scholastic business.

While Andy is away, an overzealous Warren arrests Aunt Bee and her friends when they run a Bingo game at the Ladies' Charity Bazaar.

Aunt Bee finds companionship with a U.S. congressman, leading the two to go on a date and act as if they were teenagers again.

Klinger develops a high fever and somehow winds up communicating with a dead soldier who remains at the 4077 for his own last rites.

Margaret's birthday plans are spoiled when she and Klinger suddenly get stranded; Hawkeye and B.J. assist in the delivery of a calf.

A famous war correspondent spins stories of glory and valor about the war until he realizes there is nothing glorious about the pain and suffering.

Everyone in the camp is looking forward to a special brunch with fresh eggs, but an AWOL soldier seeks sanctuary in the mess tent.

When a former sea captain threatens to become a successful rancher, a rival cattleman uses underhanded tricks to interfere with the captain's business.

A vengeful father hunts Festus in order to get revenge for the shooting death of his son, but Festus can't remember the circumstances surrounding the death.

Festus becomes a wealthy man after he invests in a successful company, and he considers marriage after he falls in love with a woman.

A conniving, psychotic killer heads home without realizing that the woman he's obsessed over has already started a new family by marrying someone else.

A rebellious teenage boy joins and outlaw gang under an assumed named in order to spite his father, who has been feverishly hunting the gang.

Opie's fascination with a vagrant hobo leads him to play hooky from school, so Andy and the hobo join forces to teach him a lesson.

Two crooks posing as FBI agents, congratulate Andy on a crime-free record, and crack the Mayberry Bank's vault, but not without the sheriff's suspicions.

Andy and Thelma Lou's beautiful cousin hit it off until she shows Andy she is not delicate and causes Andy to admit the error of his ways.

Aunt Bee falls for a traveling handyman whose intentions are not honorable, but before things get out of hand, Andy has a conversation with him.

Andy and Barney are offered an invitation to join the prestigious Esquire Club, but Barney tries too hard and fails to gain admittance.

Aunt Bee makes a batch of pickles so horrible that only flies like them, but when the guys switch them with store-bought ones, she thinks her pickles are tasty.

After Raymond accidentally kills Ally's pet hamster, Debra insists that he give it a proper funeral to help their daughter get closure.

Raymond is crushed to learn that a publishing company has passed on his idea for a sports book, as Robert is promoted to lieutenant.

Ray feels guilty when he meets a woman that he dated 25 years earlier; Ray can't think of anything that he regrets when pressed by Debra for a confession.

Marie and Debra express their sincere disapproval when Robert begins a relationship with a 22-year-old girl; Frank's birthday soon turns into a disaster.

When the family gathers for Thanksgiving, Debra is shocked to learn that her parents are just as unhappy together as Frank and Marie are.

When Raymond fears that he may have contracted something from a sneeze, Debra and Marie battle for the right to nurse him back to health.

Raymond schemes to play golf on Christmas by getting Debra a much more expensive gift, but his plan is ruined when she gets him an even bigger gift.

Ray draws Debra's ire when she appears to choke and he completely fails to react, and the guilty husband tries to make up for it by being more attentive.A

Doug agrees to take Carrie's place on Arthur's shuffleboard team after she falls ill; Carrie grows overly accustomed to Holly caring for her.

Doug re-evaluates his opposition to letting Holly move into the house after realizing the benefits of having two women in the house to cater to his every whim.