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	Barney Fife
		Sheriff Taylor Barney Fife Opie Taylor Aunt Bee Gomer Pyle Goober Pyle Mayberry
		Barney also has a habit of being naive and tends to believe anything and, even though he is constantly warned by Andy, he will go along with any scam.
		Barney remained a bachelor throughout the show's run and given his propensity to "play the field" Barney could be understood as somewhat of a rogue when it came to women.
	www.theandygriffithshow.net /barney_fife.htm (869 words)

	YouTube - Barney Fife & The Preamble To The Constitution
		Barney Fife and The Preamble To The Constitution
		notice how barneys hair goes from messy to clean in different shots...when there is a close up shot of his face, his hair is messed up and sticking out...but when the camera cuts to the side shot, his hair is back in place...
		If ole Barney had a dollar for every time he made someone in the world laugh, he would be the richest man ever.
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=dns4ONyM_-g (503 words)

	Barney Fife: A Who2 Profile
		Barney Fife was the bumbling, lovable, Walter Mitty-ish deputy sheriff on the 1960s TV comedy The Andy Griffith Show.
		The Andy Griffith Show ran from 1960-1968 and Barney Fife was a regular until 1965, when Don Knotts left the show to pursue a movie career.
		Barney made occasional guest appearances on the show after that, and reappeared in the 1986 TV movie Return to Mayberry.
	www.who2.com /barneyfife.html (230 words)

	Barney Fife and the way things were
		It was a welcome respite from the world's troubles and a chance to spend some time in an idyllic atmosphere where the biggest worry was if Barney the chick magnet were stretching himself too thin by trying to squeeze both Thelma Lou and Juanita from the diner into his fast paced, swingin' single lifestyle.
		Much of the mirth is due to the Barney Fife character.
		Barney and the gang would need major makeovers to even stand a chance of getting on the air in 2006.
	www.renewamerica.us /columns/bates/060228 (886 words)

	Floridian: Barney Fife's Judas kiss
		Of course, Barney is smitten with the young reporter and offers to show her around Mayberry...
		Barney, caught up in all the attention, proceeds to tell the reporter that if he were in charge he would run the sheriff's department differently.
		Barney continues to complain about crimes going unpunished (Emma Watson's jaywalking) and the blatant unofficial use of the squad car (delivering groceries to a shut-in).
	www.sptimes.com /News/012501/Floridian/Barney_Fife_s_Judas_k.shtml (554 words)

	Photos From Barney ...
		Barney, as he was affectionatly known by hundreds in the central Florida area, was headed north from spending an afternoon with friends in Cedar Key when he was sideswiped by a pickup truck headed south toward Cedar Key.
		Barney then lost control of the trike -- the left rim of the trike was badly bent, as was the left front tire of the truck.
		Barney was a regular riding companion of mine, and I will always treasure the hundreds of miles that we rode together, as well as the many fun afternoons at the Dawg House in Fanning Springs.
	scootergoods.com /photos_from_barney_fife_________.htm (383 words)

	Warren Ferguson in The Legend of Barney Fife!
		Barney Fife is taking time off from his busy schedule manning the N through R section of the finger print files at the police department in Raleigh to attend a high school reunion in Mayberry [this event took place in the previous episode The Return of Barney Fife].
		Barney also realized he was lucky he was not killed by Noonan and thus did not mind giving Warren credit for the capture (a breathless Barney seemed more rattled than confident during his immediate post-capture scene with Warren).
		Barney was accustomed to receiving credit for what Andy did for him; so, he must have assumed Warren would appreciate receiving credit for something he did not do.
	www.henrybwalthall.com /WarrenFergusoninTheLegendofBarneyFife.html (1521 words)

	Jew Eat Yet?: Barney Fife, Mentor
		I’ve always identified with Barney Fife, the incompetent, nervous, self-aggrandizing deputy from “The Andy Griffith Show.” As played by Don Knotts, who died this weekend at the age of 81, Barney Fife was one of the most memorable characters from my childhood.
		Barney dated Thelma Lou throughout his tenure in Mayberry but he could occasionally be found warbling love poems on the phone to his other fling, the mostly unseen waitress named Juanita.
		And Barney is at his most lovable when, his humanity on full display, he acknowledges the weaknesses he tries so to hide and breaks through to some new insight about himself and about life.
	dannymiller.typepad.com /blog/2006/02/barney_fife_men.html (2640 words)

	Barney Fife at AllExperts
		Barney Fife was the fictional deputy sheriff in the American TV sitcom The Andy Griffith Show.
		Played by the late Don Knotts, Fife was the hyperkinetic but comically inept counterpart to Mayberry's cool-headed Sheriff Andy Taylor.
		There was a running gag on the show in which Barney would instruct inexperienced gun users on the safe use of firearms, show them how to properly handle the weapon, and then return it to its holster whereupon it would invariably fire into the floor.
	en.allexperts.com /e/b/ba/barney_fife.htm (1367 words)

	The Andy Griffith Show: The Return of Barney Fife - TV.com
		Barney Fife returns home to Mayberry for a brief visit only to discover that his former girlfriend Thelma Lou has married.
		Barney and Thelma Lou enjoyed felicity, union, and were indeed a fine couple.
		Barney replies that it actually is a '60 but it has a '61 grill.
	www.tv.com /the-andy-griffith-show/the-return-of-barney-fife/episode/44288/summary.html (524 words)

	Barney Fife - The Spirit of Mayberry
		Barney Fife (Mick Kieffer look-a-like) will be signing and giving away FREE autograph pictures and will have commemorative T-shirts for sale.
		As a Barney Fife impersonator I've been to hundreds of car shows performing my skits, to television commercials, birthday parties, parades, an FBI convention, retirement parties.
		You'd be surprised how many little kids know who Barney Fife is and they're thrilled to death to meet me, even if I'm not the real thing.
	www.mpl-spc.com /bfife.htm (2013 words)

	Barney Fife Biography (Fictional Sidekick) — Infoplease.com
		Barney Fife was the bumbling, lovable, Walter Mitty-ish deputy sheriff on the 1960s TV comedy
		As played by Don Knotts, Fife was the overeager sidekick to sheriff Andy Taylor (played by series star Andy Griffith).
		The Andy Griffith Show ran from 1960-1968 and Barney Fife was a regular until 1965, when Don Knotts left the show to pursue a movie career.
	www.infoplease.com /biography/var/barneyfife.html (304 words)

	Barney Fife
		Barney Fife by TV Land fl silk ties
		BARNEY FIFE Security Agency "Not Much Gets By Him".
		These boxers are covered with classic photos of Andy, Aunt Bee, Opie and Barney Fife from the Andy Griffith Show.
	www.tvcharacters.com /barney-fife.htm (150 words)

	USATODAY.com - Deputy Barney Fife locked up viewers, too (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		But it was Knotts' overall depiction of Barney in a series that depended on characters, not jokes, that made him one of TV's greatest second bananas.
		In a foreword to Knotts' autobiography, Barney Fife and Other Characters I Have Known, Griffith said: "In the beginning, the idea was that I would be funny.
		Barney, via Knotts, simply was an unforgettable character, as Griffith explained to TV critics in 2000 when discussing Knotts' departure from the series: "He left a hole in the show that could not be filled."
	www.usatoday.com /life/people/2006-02-26-knotts-appreciation_x.htm?POE=LIFISVA (555 words)

	Fans commission 'Barney Fife' statue - Boston.com
		Two fans of the "The Andy Griffith Show" have commissioned a life-sized bronze statue of Barney Fife that they plan to donate to Mount Airy, N.C., the model for the show's fictional town of Mayberry.
		MOUNT AIRY, N.C. Two fans of the "The Andy Griffith Show" have commissioned a life-sized bronze statue of Barney Fife that they plan to donate to Mount Airy, N.C., the model for the show's fictional town of Mayberry.
		Knotts died on Feb. 24 at the age of 81 from pulmonary and respiratory complications.
	www.boston.com /ae/tv/articles/2006/05/17/fans_commission_barney_fife_statue (276 words)

	Barney Fife is Dead (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Third, Barney was monotonous, well, no; he was monoga-mous in his love life.
		One time Barney thought Andy was getting married at the Justice of the Peace when all Andy wanted was money for a fishing fine.
		Barney brought Aunt Bea, Opie, and flowers for the occasion.
	www.gracecentered.com /Barney_Fife_is_dead.htm (373 words)

	Comedy's Perfect Fife
		He was the "nervous man" on the old "Steve Allen Show," the sublime Barney Fife on "The Andy Griffith Show," the swaggering-yet-pathetic Mr.
		Don Knotts, who kept generations of TV audiences laughing as bumbling Deputy Barney Fife on "The Andy Griffith Show" and would-be swinger landlord Ralph Furley on "Three's Company," died at 81.
		Barney was forever hopped up and on the alert for crime in a town that had almost none, his one bullet tucked safely in his chest pocket.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2006/02/26/AR2006022601491.html (822 words)

	Barney Fife lookalike and impersonator
		ThisBarney Fife lookalike is excellent for corporate and private events, company picnics, trade shows, clubs, fundraisers, and advertising promotions.
		You can arrange to have this talented lookalike meet and chat with your guests and even provide your guests with photos taken with "Barney Fife" as souvenirs.
		This accomplished impersonator not only looks like the performer, he has captured Barney Fife's voice and mannerisms as well.
	www.lookalike.com /lookalikes/barney-fife.htm (78 words)

	DEPUTY BARNEY FIFE
		BERNARD P. The lovable and bumbling Barney Fife is the town Deputy of Mayberry.
		Barney is not only a loyal employee, but also best friend and once mentioned cousin of Andy the Sheriff.
		Barney is forever messing up or misunderstanding situations that create mayhem and laughter for all ages.
	mymayberry.i8.com /barney.html (246 words)

	DrPolitics.com -- What Andy, Opie, and Barney Fife Mean to Americans, Even in the '90s. By Ted Rueter
		When Barney's awful singing threatened the success of the Mayberry choir, Andy went to great lengths to hide the truth from Barney and save the choir.
		When Barney organized a manhunt to rescue Andy and girlfriend Helen from a cave from which they'd already escaped, the couple went back into the cave to prevent Barney from being a laughingstock.
		Andy and Barney ate batches of her "kerosene cucumbers" to spare her feelings.
	www.drpolitics.com /articles/andie.htm (652 words)

	TV ACRES: Weapons > Ammunition & Explosives > Barney Fife's Bullet (The Andy Griffith Show)
		- Barney Fife (Don Knotts) is the bumbling deputy sheriff who lives in the rural town of Mayberry, North Carolina on the classic sitcom THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW/CBS/1960-68.
		Because the town sheriff Andy Taylor (Andy Griffith) wouldn't trust Barney with a loaded gun, for fear of accidentally shooting himself or an innocent bystander, Barney never carried a loaded gun, but rather kept one bullet in his left shirt breast pocket.
		Barney was jokingly called Barney the Beast, Barney the Fierce, Crazy Gun Barney and Fearless Fife by his fellow townsfolk's.
	www.tvacres.com /weapons_ammunition_barney.htm (215 words)

	Dropzone.com Skydive Forums: Community: The Bonfire: Barney Fife..Dead at 81
		One of the funniest thisngs I have ever seen was an episode where Barney was getting married.
		You know...in some ways Barney Fife and the Andy Griffith show represents a different time in America.
		In Reply To You know...in some ways Barney Fife and the Andy Griffith show represents a different time in America.
	www.dropzone.com /forum/Community_C7/The_Bonfire_F1/Barney_Fife..Dead_at_81_P2097507 (292 words)

	The Barney Timeline
		Barney Oldfield was the first man to drive a car at 60
		Barney Fife debuted as the bumbling deputy sheriff
		Barney Miller and the detectives of Precinct 12
	digitaldoorway.net /The_Barney_Timeline.html (1036 words)

	Andy Griffith Show Signs at Collectible Sign Store Tin Signs
		The weekly comedy featured the steady, unflappable Sheriff Andy Taylor (Andy Griffith), the bumbling but hilarious deputy Barney Fife (Don Knotts), Andy's young son Opie (Ron Howard), and the ever consummate homemaker Aunt Bee (Frances Bavier).
		Remember Don Knotts as Barney Fife with his one bullet and our Fife Security tin sign captures his image.
		FIFE Securtiy Agency Metal Thermometer A Nostalgic reproduced sturdy metal Thermometer with a four color process that will stand up to the outside elements.
	pages.collectiblesignstore.com /8634/InventoryPage/1539290/1.html (512 words)

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		Gomer and Barney will mix and mingle with the crowd at your event, bringing a smile to everyone they meet.
		"Barney Fife" is a dead ringer for that bumbling Mayberry Lawman.
		Bruce is a first-class showman and when teamed with Barney Fife.....
	www.mayberrymemories.com /GomerAndBarneyInfo.htm (255 words)

	Barney Fife's Statue Snafu, Nixed Tribute Leaves 'Andy Griffith Show' Super-Fan Half-Broke - CBS News
		As Steve Hartman reports, one man wants to honor Barney Fife.
		To Hellebrand, "Barney was the 'Andy Griffith Show.' He's the one who made you laugh.
		The rights to the Fife character are owned by CBS, and after initially giving him written permission to raise funds and hire a sculptor, the network apparently reconsidered and issued a cease and desist order.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/07/14/assignment_america/main1807034.shtml (519 words)

	deseretnews.com \| Barney Fife (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Furley, on "Three's Company" and the clueless television repairman in the movie "Pleasantville." But as Don Knotts, the person, is laid to rest, one of his roles promises to live forever: Barney Fife, the bumbling "everyman" on the Andy Griffith show.
		Everybody knows a Barney Fife in life because everybody — in some part of his or her soul — is one.
		This may be an elegy for Knotts, but not for Barney Fife.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,635187998,00.html (396 words)

	Morgantown no Mayberry but it wants to be Barney Fife's home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		It is, however, the hometown of the late Don Knotts, whose long career as a stage, television and film actor was indelibly stamped by playing the hapless deputy in one of television's most beloved and successful comedies.
		Knotts as uniformed Barney Fife, as a companion to statues of Andy Taylor and his freckle-faced son, Opie, that already stand in Mount Airy.
		But in a hash of the kind that poor Barney himself might have stirred up, his fans in Mount Airy put down a non-refundable $9,000 deposit to cast Barney in bronze, then learned they didn't have the legal right to copy his likeness.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/06191/704728-85.stm (1226 words)

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