The veteran Democratic strategist said, “I’m going to quote the great Barney Fife: ‘Nip it. Nip it in the bud.’” He added, “That’s what I say. Nip it, nip it in the bud. Don’t wait.” The use of a ...

Barney Fife’s character could have lasted just one episode ... The nickname stuck and he decided to use it regularly during filming. There’s no way actors would get away with that type of real-life ...

Campaign records show the outspoken auctioneer paid $1,000 for a man who impersonates Barney Fife, the lovable deputy ... Ramsey said he could justify using donor money to pay for the party ...

(Of course, before that came the undisputed Barney champion of all time, Barney Fife.) Being the second or third best of anything is not too bad, but the case can be made that ““Barney Miller ...

After 65 years, the world still cherishes the plain-folks wisdom of Sheriff Andy Taylor and his panicky, goggle-eyed deputy Barney Fife, who carried an unloaded gun with a single bullet in his ...

When you hear “crime drama,” you probably aren’t thinking of the Andy Griffith Show. Yet, this 1960s TV classic is so much more than a mindless flick made simply to pacify an American people unsettled ...

Whether he was teaching his young son, Opie (Ron Howard), the value of honesty or reminding Deputy Barney Fife (Don Knotts ... it’s important to use both your head and your heart.

In August 1995, Cable spent the day with David Browning, Bluff City’s own Barney Fife impersonator. An avid fan of the character from “The Andy Griffith Show,” Browning appeared as the ...

"I always think of him as a Barney Fife with a chainsaw, this seemingly harmless guy, a bit of a laughingstock," he said. "Someone you wouldn’t think of digging up corpses, bringing them back to ...

Now, I know all the lib cucks are going to point out all the glaringly obvious problems with the "good-Barney-Fife-with-a-gun" theory of school safety, but the Texas Lege is going first class all ...