The Andy Griffith Show Episode 92: A Wife for Andy

Originally Aired on Apr 15, 1963.   Average User Rating: 6.9 out of 10  (92 entries).

Andy and Helen become an item, but not before Barney has his say. Determined to find Andy a wife, Barney parades every eligible female in town through Andy's living room. Andy, though, wants nothing to do with any of them ... until he meets Helen Crump. She, of course, doesn't meet with Barne'ys approval.

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comment about 'A Wife for Andy' posted 12/18/2006 5:52:53 PM PST:

"I watched 'Andy & Helen's Baby' last night on Mayberry RFD and in it, Goober takes credit for getting Andy & Helen together. Not so! Barney in his always inept way was who got them together. Goober was not even in the cast at this time. A "BOO" to the writers of Mayberry RFD." - Alan from Marion, IN

comment about 'A Wife for Andy' posted 11/11/2006 4:58:16 PM PST:

"I liked this episode,but there ARE better ones!!!!!!!!!!" - shannah from ohio

comment about 'A Wife for Andy' posted 4/5/2006 1:53:40 PM PST:

"I love this episode!!!! Although I agree with who ever said they dont really like Helen. Whatever happened to Ellie? I liked her so much better. It makes me kind of sad that they broke up. I love the little speech Andy makes about finding a wife. This is a great episode!" - Marge from Cleaveland

comment about 'A Wife for Andy' posted 3/8/2006 10:47:56 PM PST:

"Allright folks, dinner!" - Rebekah from Texas

comment about 'A Wife for Andy' posted 12/1/2005 7:56:50 PM PST:

"Anyone notice anything familiar sounding about "Amanda's" voice? Listen carefully, then watch the Jetsons. She is Judy Jetson! " - Rusty from North Carolina

comment about 'A Wife for Andy' posted 11/16/2005 10:35:45 PM PST:

"This is one where you can just quote the great lines. "They're all hand picked, ya know." "Well, the search goes on..." And I love Andy's honesty in his "you want me to tell ya, I'll tell ya" speech. And the "sometimes I get to feeling downright lonesome" bit. God this show had great writers. And you get the feeling the actors are probably adding things and making it even better. Fantastic stuff by just everybody. " - Ken from New Jersey