The Andy Griffith Show Episode 35: Andy and the Woman Speeder

Originally Aired on Oct 16, 1961.   Average User Rating: 4.4 out of 10  (121 entries).

Andy arrest beautiful big-city woman Elizabeth Crowley. By the time she reaches trial, Miss Crowley has used flattery and bribes to turn the witnesses for the prosecution--Opie, Floyd, and Barney--against Andy. After winning the case, Miss Crowley sees the error of her ways and promptly speeds out of town intentionally so Andy can arrest her again and allow her to pay the fine she deserved in the first place.

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comment about 'Andy and the Woman Speeder' posted 10/26/2004 10:51:58 AM PST:

" An entertaining episode. Jean Hagen, as Elizabeth Crowly, brings out the bashful, eager to please side of Barney's personality. When she mentioned to Barney that he bore an amazing resemblance to Frank Sinatra, Barney's reaction was truly memorable. " - r.p. from virginia

comment about 'Andy and the Woman Speeder' posted 10/18/2004 1:58:43 PM PST:

"A classic! Poor Barney does it again. And again Andy forgives and forgets. " - Lane from Columbia, SC

comment about 'Andy and the Woman Speeder' posted 2/7/2004 6:06:42 PM PST:

"As my Dad used to say: "When you get what you want, you don't want it anymore!"" - Del Kidd from Boston, MA

comment about 'Andy and the Woman Speeder' posted 2/22/2002 5:33:48 AM PST:

"All the lady did was speed. Really gentlemen I think you are making too much of this" - Ryan Warren from Kanorado Kansas

comment about 'Andy and the Woman Speeder' posted 4/22/2001 6:31:14 PM PST:

"Im really dissapointed in my deputy.All you have to do is tell barney how great he is and you can get away with anything." - joe branham from louisville,kentucky

comment about 'Andy and the Woman Speeder' posted 11/25/2000 8:18:37 PM PST:

"How can you rate this show so low when you allow a female to bring out the vulnerability in Floyd and Barnie which is paramount to their comic appeal? I know that there are better female episodes but a 3 out of 10? No way." - russ thompson from easton, MD