Mayberry Man: The Series

Adding on to the Mayberry Man movie, this TV show continues in the style of The Andy Griffith Show TV show. Some of the actors own children appear in the show and make it great. Also be on the look out for one of the actors from the original series. The tribute artists that appear in the show are wonderful. It is a show that is a wholesome family show that you don't mind showing to all members of your family. No nudity, no profanity, and no political agendas as most TV shows push today.

If you're a fan of the original show be prepared to fall in love with the MM series just as much as you did the show.

If you've ever attended a Mayberry festival, this will take you right there. Right into the heart of the people who love The Andy Griffith Show and everything it stands for.

Not remaking THE show. Only showing what it would be like if WE lived in a modern day Mayberry, living on the legacy of those who went before us.

Made by the fans for the fans, it is a labor of love. Don't expect the original show. Escape to a modern day Mayberry with the same sense of morality and community.

One of my favorite parts of this series (and the movie that preceded it) is that you will see these same people at almost any Mayberry festival you may attend!! (Especially Mayberry Days)

Awesome film by the Howell brothers, whose father was Hoke Howell a famous character actor who played Dud Wash in the original series. A great family film with recognizable characters and new ones as well.

!/3 of the movie was shot in Andy Griffiths home town, and a Mayberry vibe type town in Danville Indiana, the rest in LA, great scouting locations for sure. It was a well written story with all the elements an all movies, the hero, the pretty girl, protagonists, and the oddball characters. The main reason an Andy wasn't in it is b/c a suitable tribute artist at the time could not be found and instead of throwing someone who auditioned badly into it, it simply was rewritten.

Again it's not a remake, but a carrying on, of the Mayberry spirit which some reviewers could use on here. Wholesome 1960's vibe that we miss and the family values needed and a fun watch for the whole value. On it's own merit, it's worth the watch and may even introduce a new generation to the number one rerun TV show of all time, and why Stark and Cort Howell made it and with a passion, thanks Hoke for having two sons with a mission to keeping the Mayberry spirit alive, with a current and up to date movie and series.

P. S. The Series nor the movie has zero to do with Christian Nationalism as one sorry reviewer posed, he may have been talking about an actor but not the movie, the sad sack couldn't be clear and is clearly a saboteur. It is clear family comedy fun.

I am honored to have a small role in The Series and in The Movie. Neither is meant to redo The Andy Griffith Show. Many of the actors/tribute artists have attended The annual Mayberry Days Festival each September in Mt. Airy, NC, Andy Griffith's hometown. The writer/director and the producer are sons of an original TAGS actor. Some children of original TAGS actors are involved. All involved were/are committed to celebrate, pay tribute to, and continue the spirit of Mayberry. A Mayberry State of Mind.

I have been privileged to attend Red Carpet screenings in cities in North Carolina, Indiana, Tennessee, and Alabama. The audiences were always complimentary.

The number of online viewings speaks for itself.

"Everybody on the truck." Bo :Briscoe" Pierce.

Even if you have never watched one single episode of The Andy Griffith Show, you would really like this show. Of course if you like that show then you would like this even better. But I suggest you first watch Mayberry Man: The Movie, which is free to stream on YouTube. Both are professionally made productions like you would see in the movies and on TV. It is a tribute to The Andy Griffith Show (not a remake or a sequel). Many of the characters have been real tribute artists at the annual Mayberry Festival at Mt. Airy every year. And that's where the plot starts. It's a love story with humor and lots of fun packed into 5 episodes. There is no footage from the original Andy Griffith Show, except for a remade courthouse, but there is a lot of different footage from California to Texas to a wonderful small town they call, Mayberry.