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 ...

Those poor guys. Every one of them was nicknamed “Barney Fife.” We asked about the authenticity of their uniform, badge, handcuffs and whether they ever used a gun. Sixteen years old ...

“Welcome to Wrexham” is executive produced by McElhenney, Reynolds, Josh Drisko, Bryan Rowland, Jeff Luini, Nick Frenkel, George Dewey and Boardwalk Pictures’ Andrew Fried, Dane ...

Barney Fife’s character could have lasted just one episode ... It’s really hard for us to picture him in long and flowing gospel robes. The name “Opie” has a historical reference rooted in music. Opie ...

American comic actor Don Knotts (1924 – 2006) as deputy sheriff Barney Fife in the 'Andy Griffith Show' reunion movie 'Welcome to Mayberry,' circa 1986. (Photo by Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images ...

Responsible gun use: Sheriff Andy Taylor doesn’t usually carry one but arms himself when necessary. Bungling Deputy Barney Fife does but is routinely ordered to surrender his bullet when he ...

Barney decides to run for sheriff when he thinks Andy is leaving Mayberry. When Andy ends up staying, Barney ends up running against him. After Andy is profiled in a national magazine as the 'Sheriff ...

A 24-year-old Philadelphia man faces multiple criminal charges after a 5-year-old boy injured his hand while accidentally ...