Griffith’s portrayal of Sheriff Andy Taylor on The Andy Griffith Show (1960–1968) made him a beloved figure in American television.

Find out why 'The Andy Griffith Show's Goober Pyle actor George Lindsey had a love/hate relationship with the character.

Howard shared a fun throwback photo from 1997 when Griffith and Knotts, who have both since passed away, visited him on the set of the film Ransom, a thriller he directed. Howard may have mixed up ...

This publicity shot for The Andy Griffith Show is a fun moment between little Opie Taylor (Ron Howard), Barney Fife and Opie's dad, Andy. 3. Dancin' in Mayberry ...

The 11th episode in the inaugural season of “The Andy Griffith Show” delivered one of the all-time great holiday episodes, so good the series never dared to try the theme again after “The ...

Find out about the decidedly unjolly goings-on behind the scenes during 'The Andy Griffith Show's only Christmas episode.

Griffith’s deft, warm portrayal of Andy Taylor, the kind, true and level-headed sheriff of fictional Mayberry, North Carolina, made him one of TV’s most endearing stars ever.

In The Mayberry Effect, a new documentary about The Andy Griffith Show, NC native Chris Hudson explores the long-lasting appeal of the mythical town.

Sheriff Andy Taylor was portrayed by the late Andy Griffith. In 1990, the show's 30th anniversary was celebrated in Griffith's boyhood town Mount Airy, N.C. That one-day event has evolved into a ...

“Man in a Hurry,” featuring a businessman stranded in Mayberry when his car broke down, is considered one of the most popular episodes of “The Andy Griffith Show.” Here’s a list of the ...

The actor won hearts with his down-home grin and self-effacing humor. The Andy Griffith Show launched the careers of Ron Howard, Don Knotts and Jim Nabors.