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This is now March 2024, I record and watch all the old Andy Griffith show to this day, I believe it keeps me grounded and reminds me of my grandparents home back in South Alabama! Miss and cherish those days!
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Thank you, I will enjoy checking the others out too and yes I was very fortunate to have and still have a solid loving family! Wishing you the very best!
I still watch The Andy Griffith show almost every day. Something about that old town feel & the proper way the women dressed with their white gloves (fashion?). And, of course, what a fabulous father Andy was being a single dad with Aunt Bee taking care of them both 💟
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I have loved this show since I was a kid. Each summer I'd spend a week at my grandparents' farm out in rural Nebraska. Their little town reminded me so much of Mayberry, right down to the tiny grocery store.
I love how there was always an extra chair in the kitchen and dining rooms to accommodate any neighbors and friends who may drop in during meal times. Don't forget about the small back porch of the kitchen where Aunt Bee kept her "bargain meat" in the chest freezer that was breaking down. Wonderful video!🧡
That was absolutely delightful and so spot on. The Andy Griffith Show is definitely my all time favorite show ever. It kind of makes me sad to know that it's not a real place where all the characters still live, unchanged over the decades.
Absolutely wonderful. I loved the tribute to Don Knotts-an actor who could make you cry as well as laugh. And I love how you included the picture of Rock Hudson in your design!
Don Knotts MADE that show. He was indeed a comedic genius. So many of his routines are classic. I rarely watch the later episodes in which he doesn't appear.
What a great job. I've seen this show so many times and you recreated that environment perfectly. I've always loved the front porch on that house. Where Andy sat with his guitar, Aunt Bee did her sewing and Barney talked about going to the filling station to get a soda pop.
Yes. We quote a scene from Andy and Barney on the porch a lot here at our house. "You know what I think I'll do? Go down to the filling station and get a pop, then go home and take a nap, then go to Thelma Lou's and watch a little tv."
This was wonderful. This show is so heartwarming and I would love to live in a place like Mayberry (as long as I could get to the big city now and then for shopping). Thanks for all your hard work as always.
Wonderful, Marina! I enjoyed everything you put into this video. Who wouldn’t want to live in Mayberry? It’s so quaint and inviting, I love the Taylor’s house, and your tour was so thorough. Thank you for another great tour!
BEAUTIFULLY done as always. I'm completely obsessed with TAGS. I can't believe you even thought to include the "magic lamp" on the cot from "Three Wishes for Opie!" You miss NOTHING; not a light switch, a shadow, a reflection. Your work is brilliant and so, so appreciated. Thank you so very much! The surprise at the end (I don't want to give it away) was wonderful! Thank you as always.
@@budsodalsky I'm glad you liked it. I have made many other homes, too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
OMG!! I have spent so much idle time in my life thinking about TV home floorplans for well over 55 years and now I have found your channel out of the blue sky today. You have brought my fantasizes to real life!!! Thank you so very much!! I created a playlist on my channel for your TV homes. ALWAYS BE PREPARED
My husband and I went to Mt. Airy, which is the real Mayberry....and toured the Courthouse and Sheriff's office, also a museum showing many special memorabilia of the TV show and other accomplishments of Andy Griffith. We went into the diner next to Floyd's barber shop...and down street to the gas station where Goober worked on the show. So much fun...a great place to visit!
Everything I know about the show tells me that Mayberry was located in North Carolina. Not far from Mount Airy. However there's one person that posted here insisting that everybody is wrong that is actually located in Virginia. Where did He get that information from? I think he's wrong no?
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marina - wow - you really knocked it out of the ball park for this tour - i really enjoyed it - thank you so much for making these tours of tv & movie homes for us - so great to listen to clint howard, what a treat & floyd the barber as well- i had to do a quick shake of my head because i know the original actor died a long time ago but then i noticed the credit you gave for the actor impersonating floyd - he really nailed the character - my favorite was seeing opies fishing pole in his room - a subtle salute to the opening credits each week with his dad & he going fishing and rock skimming - thanks marina! :)
Wow...the effort you put into this video (and probably all your videos) takes some serious dedication. You earned a new subscriber. Fantastic content! I was born in the early 70s. My dad got me into watching Andy G re-runs...something we did together for years. Such a great, wholesome show. I still watch it. Trying to get my boys into it, as well. Also, that Floyd impersonator reminded me of Norm Macdonald as much as much as Floyd the Barber. I wonder if Norm enjoyed the show?
Very enjoyable! Have loved the show since I was a child. It is very apparent as you spoke of each room and all of the detail that you are very fond of the show and the values it represented. Thank you for slowly panning around each room allowing us to take it all in. Very unhurried, much like the town the show was based on.
Glad you liked the tour. And yes, I am a big fan of the show and Mayberry life. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Hello Marina, another great job. The Andy Griffin house is one of my favorites because of the cozy ambiance. The kitchen did not offer a lot of counter space or cabinets like today’s world, yet the character was able to cook and bake. The rooms were sparsely furnished with only the necessities and yet it provided comfort when you walk in. In today’s world people have wall to wall cabinets and counter space and the majority of people don’t want to cook. Homes are overstuffed with pictures, sculptures, mirrors and various other home decor. Furniture although may look Pinterest pretty are hard and so uncomfortable. What attracted me to the show was the warm ambiance of conversations and meals that were shared. This only proves material stuff can not replace family and friends fellowship. Marina, are you a set or home designer?
My mother loves that show! She binge watches it every day. I sit and watch it with her sometimes. I'm going to try to get her to watch this video, she would get a kick out of it. Its interesting how they changed the set so many times. Great video!
That was absolutely excellent. I cant imagine how much time and effort goes into creating something like this. I am an artist myself with the Bluetooth speakers I make and I know about time and effort goimg into something and the reward of people loving your work. I love your work and I am greatly enjoying these videos. Can't wait to watch more. Thank you for the work you put into each one.
Thank you so much. It sounds like you really understand doing something for the love of it and all the time that goes into it. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you! I'll try to keep interviews coming. Next up is Family Affair and I have an interview with Kathy Garver, "Cissy" to go along with it. She has great behind-the-scenes stories!
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Absolutely wonderful job Marina!, I just love the Andy Griffith show and still watch it every day on MeTV , I love how you bring these fictional places to life! (:->)
This was one of your best so far. And oddly enough, after watching the tour of the Ricardo's apartment, I was going to, but did not, suggest doing Andy Taylors house! What a happy surprise to see it today! I've been watching 'The Andy Griffith Show' in the late afternoons this winter with all those back to back episodes on TVLand and am amazed how many of the earlier episodes I haven't seen. It might have been that I had to be in bed by it's air time! At any rate, it's still one of my favorite shows from 'the golden age'. Thank you for such a detailed, wonderful and nostalgic tour.
I've seen andy Griffith show so much i can quote most parts at any time during any episode from season 1-5. I love this show. Every time i feel depressed or having a bad day, I'll throw on this show and it makes me feel better. Never gets old.
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We always enjoy these and especially when they are of a show we like so much! It was so nice to hear from Clint Howard about his father and how much he appreciated him. You are an excellent host and artist!
My goodness, Marina. Your work manages to surpass expectations every time. From your interviews to details such as the "B" on Barney's coffee cup, to the heartfelt scripting to remind us that the Taylor home made sure Barney felt at home with his own coffee cup. From the absolute care you place in your research to the passion you show for each of these movie/tv homes/characters/actors. You are creating a lexicon critical to the preservation of the film/tv industry and to the hearts of so many of us. To say thank you doesn't seem enough. I hope that you have all you need to continue your work. Richest of blessings to you.
This was a fantastic trip down memory lane. I've seen every episode of The Andy Griffith Show probably a dozen times and still watch it anytime it's on. I love your attention to detail, with Opie's slingshot on his nightstand and in the courthouse Barney's inspirational photo of Rock Hudson, Leon's peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and in the back room the hot plate and coffee pot and especially the Aladdin's lamp where Barney tried to conjure up the spirit of Count Istvan Teleky ... fantastic! Well done. 👏👏👏
🤩This is AMAZING!!! 🤩 I just stumbled across this and I look forward to watching more of your wonderful videos. As a huge fan of The Andy Griffith show, I noticed subtle changes to the sets over the years. I agree that it has no effect on how great this show is and how much we love watching it. Thank you for making this for everyone to enjoy and adding those pickles was a nice touch.
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This is absolutely wonderful! I've been watching this show for 40+ years and I've always wanted to see how things would look up close in a tour like this. Thank you so much for all your hard work on this project
This was awesome!!! Thank you so much for doing these videos! The Andy Grifith show is one of my favorites! The bonus scene at the end with Floyd (Allan Newsome did a great impersonation!) was great! As we were going down the Mayberry streets at the end, I was remembering all the different episodes those scenes were in! Like when Opie was waiting for Karen on the little white porch and the Alley next to the movies was in "Barneys Uniform" episode Great job! I love this channel!
Thank you Marina for this fantastic, most enjoyable video! I started watching this television show when I was a boy home sick from school and they were showing it as reruns then. I still watch it several times a week to this day! I never seem to tire of it!
Marina, I can't imagine how many hours these take--and that you're so willing to painstakingly create these detailed models and share them with us. What a treasure you're giving us! I have a question about the Taylor home, specifically the second floor. I'm wondering how they get upstairs since there's no staircase landing on the second floor. Do you have any thoughts about that? My guess is that the stairs would need to land somewhere in or near Opie's bedroom.
I had to cut out a lot of potential content, since this episode was already so long. I wanted to cover the stairs. They couldn't exist where they are shown for at least two reasons. When you enter the home, as you'll remember, the wall with the closet and piano, has the stairwell going past the wall. But we see no bump out on the exterior. It is flat. But, even if the stairwell could be there, upstairs it would come out at the front of the house, instead of facing toward the back. And even though that's where you'd end up facing, we were shown them arriving next to Andy's room when they came up the stairs, facing the opposite way -toward the back of the home. There's more, but to make a long story short - the upstairs layout we were shown on tv is mythical. 😔
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Thanks for the speedy and thoughtful reply. I know that TV homes--especially the second floors--are completely oblivious to any reality. It's a pity, but I guess it does make for better television, which is their primary goal in the end. Well, sincerest thanks again for sharing your wonderful work with us!
I've noticed that as well... Barney lived in a boarding house, and Thelma Lou had a house, no husband nor a job, Mayberry was an ideal place to live 😂😂
You must not be a die-hard fan of the show because you would know where Barney lived. In the boarding house owned my Mrs. Mendelbright. Mrs. Mendelbright was "the most faithful member of church" and was awarded a white Bible. She was hoodwinked by a stranger in town who was going to marry her for her money She had kicked Barney out of his room for cooking chili on a hot plate which was set on Mrs Mendelbright's mother's dresser which came all the way from Fort Lauderdale. TRUE FANS know where Barney lived.
I loved what you said about TV homes... there was my real home, a grim, grubby farmhouse on a tobacco farm... and my TV home, with Mr. Rogers, Picture Picture, and that utterly bizarre couch-table!
I loved this! I really enjoyed going back in time to see their home, the courthouse and the tour of Mayberry! You did an exquisite job making this video! Thank you!
Thank you. Eventually I hope to get most of the town done, at least the places we knew well. I want to be able to walk inside the grocery store, hotel, church and barber shop etc. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I will definitely be checking your other home tours. I love going back in time to see these tours, with Mayberry probably being my favorite, as it's one of my favorite shows of all time!
Great video! You did an excellent job at describing all the changes and features of the home. Thank you! (BTW, I think the expression is suspension of DISbelief.)
Thank you for all these tours of homes we grew up with from shows of our childhood. I still watch many of them from time to time. I know these took you along time to create and they are fantastic.
I really enjoyed that. This show is still so timeless and comforting. My husband has pointed out that the map above Andy’s desk at the courthouse is supposed to be of their county. But it is the state of Idaho upside down . . . Too funny.
I have always wondered about the TV homes and how they were laid out on television compared to as if they were real homes.. may more I love to see like Little House on the Prairie, and others alike.. however one series on television from the 1970s. Emergency was actually a real fire station in Carson, CA. Station 127. but I would love to see more so keep them coming.. and I love how you do each video.. and cannot wait to see what is next. now back to Mayberry, I remember as a small child we lived in a small town in central South Dakota, that actually had the same small town feel as Mayberry, where everyone knew everyone. and love to see times go back to much simpler times. Keep up the awesome work you do and its inspiring me to maybe hopefully in the near future I can can redecorate my apartment in the same way you recreate these tv homes
I love hearing that these videos inspire designing a room. 😊 There was a little rural Nebraska town where my grandparents lived. I would visit there every summer and it always reminded me of Mayberry. Maybe there are Mayberry-like towns all over. 😊
Love your very thorough attention to detail... you take what is for me a dysfunction and mental confusion, and channel it in a very productive way! You cover every detail...it's soooo impressive!
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane This was the first video of yours I’ve discovered. So looking forward to watching the others. Going to check out the Petrie house next.
I saw an interesting video on here of Richard Crenna talking about when he started directing that he had them change the direction the door opened on Andy’s house.
Well done! Me and my wife have been in a continuous season 1-5 loop on MeTV for years now. Even though I grew up w/ re-runs in the 70's, the endless MeTV looping of seasons 1-5 have really burned into my head everything about those seasons! The missing courthouse window by the heater & front entrance in season 1 is something I've specifically noticed.
I’m from North Carolina and l enjoy this show so that I visit MT Airey NC just for the hometown feeling there is nothing like it. I have the entire series on DVD and I carry them with me while I’m on the road trucking.
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Loved this show, Marina, awesome job! Thank you! What a wonderful trip down memory lane and how fun to see Allan Newsome as Floyd. I'm a life long fan of Andy Griffith, it doesn't get any better and I couldn't agree more with all your comments about how the show makes us feel. It is truly " comfort food " and a place of warmth & security to spend time in Mayberry ♥️ Thanks again, great job! 😊
I'm a little young...but Andy Griffith is my favorite show....I'd give anything to live in that town, it seems so quiet and peaceful....no internet, no facebook, no corruption, slower paced, home cooked meals, no fast food garbage, clean, everybody got along (for the most part), and all your problems seem to be solved in thirty minutes or in a weeks time...
We'd like to see The Beverly Hillbillies Mansion, the old Cabin. and inside the Commerce Bank. We love all of these home tours of our favorite shows. We watch the Andy Griffith Show every day.. makes you wish you lived there.
Cool! One of the things that happens as I create these tours is that I start to notice the art more. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
This is amazing!!!! I don’t even want to admit to how many episodes I watch every day. Everything in this video (except the car but great job) is spot on.
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Another fantastic video! I love your attention to detail - for example at 14:36 I hope everybody noticed the reference to the famous episode "Opie the Birdman" (S4e1). BTW the first car I ever rode in was my Dad's 1963 Ford Galaxie, which I don't think had seatbelts in the back where my brother and I sat.
I was hoping someone would catch that! Glad you liked the episode. And, lucky you getting to ride around in a Ford Galaxie....even if there were no seatbelts.
Glad you liked it. Someone built a replica of the home in Clear Lake, Wisconsin and it's a Bed and Breakfast you can stay at. They even have the courthouse in the basement and Wally's station. You can see it at taylorhomeinn.com
My favorite tv home of all time is the house from "Family". You have very interesting videos, thanks for the behind the scene look of these favorite places.
Fantastic job on Mayberry. Big thanks to Marina. I love architecture and seeing her rendition of these buildings is so much fun. I especially appreciate her renditions of the classics. I grew up watching these old shows and even as a child I was fascinated by the homes and buildings in them and, as a girl, I was also fascinated with the clothing the characters wore.
My husband found a copy of the painting above the fireplace at our local flea market. As avid Andy Griffith watchers, I was so excited to have it for our new home.
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A little piece of Americana, the "Andy Griffith Show" tells you don't need fancy to enjoy the good life!! The simplicity is so desirable!!
I couldn't agree more! 😊
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This is now March 2024, I record and watch all the old Andy Griffith show to this day, I believe it keeps me grounded and reminds me of my grandparents home back in South Alabama!
Miss and cherish those days!
Sounds like you had a happy childhood. 😊
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Thank you, I will enjoy checking the others out too and yes I was very fortunate to have and still have a solid loving family! Wishing you the very best!
Me too!😂
I still watch The Andy Griffith show almost every day. Something about that old town feel & the proper way the women dressed with their white gloves (fashion?). And, of course, what a fabulous father Andy was being a single dad with Aunt Bee taking care of them both 💟
The show has a comfort food feeling to it.
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Thank you, Marina, for the information ‼️. GOD BLESS
Me too
Yes, me too on TV Land.
This awesome show is now on Paramount+ and I watch every day.
I still watch this show everyday ☺️❤️.
It's one of my all-time favorites!
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Best TV show of all Time! A sea of "normalcy" during the mystical 60s television experience.
I have loved this show since I was a kid. Each summer I'd spend a week at my grandparents' farm out in rural Nebraska. Their little town reminded me so much of Mayberry, right down to the tiny grocery store.
I love this so much!! My husband and I watch this show all the time. It never gets old. 💕
I agree. It never gets old. 💘
@@1Andelina1 Yep. I get it. Love this show.
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I love how there was always an extra chair in the kitchen and dining rooms to accommodate any neighbors and friends who may drop in during meal times. Don't forget about the small back porch of the kitchen where Aunt Bee kept her "bargain meat" in the chest freezer that was breaking down. Wonderful video!🧡
Glad you enjoyed the tour.
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That was absolutely delightful and so spot on. The Andy Griffith Show is definitely my all time favorite show ever. It kind of makes me sad to know that it's not a real place where all the characters still live, unchanged over the decades.
I know what you mean. ❤
I loved the sun coming in through the windows of Opie's room and the courthouse. Thanks for the trip back in time.
Glad you liked the tours.
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Absolutely wonderful. I loved the tribute to Don Knotts-an actor who could make you cry as well as laugh. And I love how you included the picture of Rock Hudson in your design!
Don Knotts MADE that show. He was indeed a comedic genius. So many of his routines are classic. I rarely watch the later episodes in which he doesn't appear.
We quote his character here at our house all the time. 🥰
Yes It makes me smile when they say "also staring Don Knox". He was the "star". They were all Wonderful but he made that show!
Andy Griffith thought the same thing about Don. He was more or less the Star.
What a great job. I've seen this show so many times and you recreated that environment perfectly. I've always loved the front porch on that house. Where Andy sat with his guitar, Aunt Bee did her sewing and Barney talked about going to the filling station to get a soda pop.
Yes. We quote a scene from Andy and Barney on the porch a lot here at our house.
"You know what I think I'll do? Go down to the filling station and get a pop, then go home and take a nap, then go to Thelma Lou's and watch a little tv."
This was wonderful. This show is so heartwarming and I would love to live in a place like Mayberry (as long as I could get to the big city now and then for shopping). Thanks for all your hard work as always.
Glad you liked this one. Mayberry seemed ideal. But, I'd love a trip into a big city now and then too. Raleigh?
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Or maybe Mount Pilot?
Just be sure when you visit Raleigh to get the corner room at the Y! Lol
I didn’t notice a television set in the living room. 📺 @@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane
I smiled all the way through… maybe a little bit of a tear in the corner of my eye. Sweet memories of childhood. Thank you for your efforts! ❤️
😊 As it should be when we think of "home."
Your videos just get better and better! Loved the interview with Clint and "Floyd" to augment your wonderful recreations of the sets. Bravo!
Thanks! 😊
Ron and Clint are always so enjoyable to listen to
@@julier.1902 Yes! When I got their recent book, I got it on audible. I was so glad I did, because it really added something to hear their voices.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I have done that with others' biographies and it is superior to hear their own voices.
Great home
Wonderful, Marina! I enjoyed everything you put into this video. Who wouldn’t want to live in Mayberry? It’s so quaint and inviting, I love the Taylor’s house, and your tour was so thorough. Thank you for another great tour!
Thank you so much. Glad you liked it. And, you're right - who wouldn't want to live in Mayberry?
BEAUTIFULLY done as always. I'm completely obsessed with TAGS. I can't believe you even thought to include the "magic lamp" on the cot from "Three Wishes for Opie!" You miss NOTHING; not a light switch, a shadow, a reflection. Your work is brilliant and so, so appreciated. Thank you so very much! The surprise at the end (I don't want to give it away) was wonderful! Thank you as always.
Thank you! I love when people catch the little things I throw in from different episodes. Only big fans of the shows catch those.
This was great. Thank-you so much!😀
@@budsodalsky I'm glad you liked it. I have made many other homes, too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: ruclips.net/user/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Greatest Show of all time...if I could only live there now...
I love this show so much too!
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OMG!! I have spent so much idle time in my life thinking about TV home floorplans for well over 55 years and now I have found your channel out of the blue sky today. You have brought my fantasizes to real life!!! Thank you so very much!!
I created a playlist on my channel for your TV homes.
ALWAYS BE PREPARED
Glad you found the channel. Hopefully most of the homes you've tried to figure out are on here. If not, they probably will be in the future.
My husband and I went to Mt. Airy, which is the real Mayberry....and toured the Courthouse and Sheriff's office, also a museum showing many special memorabilia of the TV show and other accomplishments of Andy Griffith.
We went into the diner next to Floyd's barber shop...and down street to the gas station where Goober worked on the show.
So much fun...a great place to visit!
How fun! My husband and I are headed there next month for the first time.
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Everything I know about the show tells me that Mayberry was located in North Carolina. Not far from Mount Airy. However there's one person that posted here insisting that everybody is wrong that is actually located in Virginia. Where did He get that information from? I think he's wrong no?
So great, as always! I love all the extra behind the scenes info!💛
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the tour and all the extra "stuff" I threw in!
I still watch this great show!😃
Me too! One of my all-time favorites.
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This is my new favorite RUclips channel. So cool. I thought I was the only one who spent any time trying to figure out the layout of TV homes.
You are not alone 😊
marina - wow - you really knocked it out of the ball park for this tour - i really enjoyed it - thank you so much for making these tours of tv & movie homes for us - so great to listen to clint howard, what a treat & floyd the barber as well- i had to do a quick shake of my head because i know the original actor died a long time ago but then i noticed the credit you gave for the actor impersonating floyd - he really nailed the character - my favorite was seeing opies fishing pole in his room - a subtle salute to the opening credits each week with his dad & he going fishing and rock skimming - thanks marina! :)
Wasn't "Floyd" great? He has him down pat. 😊
Bravo Marina! Your videos never fail to transport me back to a happier place. 💗 Thank you!
Oooo! I like that. I'm glad that's what they do for you.
Wow...the effort you put into this video (and probably all your videos) takes some serious dedication. You earned a new subscriber. Fantastic content!
I was born in the early 70s. My dad got me into watching Andy G re-runs...something we did together for years. Such a great, wholesome show. I still watch it. Trying to get my boys into it, as well.
Also, that Floyd impersonator reminded me of Norm Macdonald as much as much as Floyd the Barber. I wonder if Norm enjoyed the show?
Glad you liked it and glad you found the channel.
Thank you for putting so much work in to these videos! They bring back so many memories of my childhood! I can't wait for the next one!
Thank you. Good to hear
Next up is Family Affair and I have an interview with Kathy Garver, "Cissy" where she gave great behind-the-scenes stories!
Very enjoyable! Have loved the show since I was a child. It is very apparent as you spoke of each room and all of the detail that you are very fond of the show and the values it represented. Thank you for slowly panning around each room allowing us to take it all in. Very unhurried, much like the town the show was based on.
Glad you liked the tour. And yes, I am a big fan of the show and Mayberry life.
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Hello Marina, another great job.
The Andy Griffin house is one of my favorites because of the cozy ambiance. The kitchen did not offer a lot of counter space or cabinets like today’s world, yet the character was able to cook and bake. The rooms were sparsely furnished with only the necessities and yet it provided comfort when you walk in. In today’s world people have wall to wall cabinets and counter space and the majority of people don’t want to cook. Homes are overstuffed with pictures, sculptures, mirrors and various other home decor. Furniture although may look Pinterest pretty are hard and so uncomfortable. What attracted me to the show was the warm ambiance of conversations and meals that were shared. This only proves material stuff can not replace family and friends fellowship. Marina, are you a set or home designer?
So true that things cannot replace family.
I have a degree in architecture and an obsession with set design. 😊
Hello, actually his last name is not Griffin. It is Griffith. Andy Griffith.
My mother loves that show! She binge watches it every day. I sit and watch it with her sometimes. I'm going to try to get her to watch this video, she would get a kick out of it. Its interesting how they changed the set so many times. Great video!
Thank you. It seems like a lot of people watch this show with family. It's interesting how multi-generational the appeal is.
Another slam dunk, Marina. You are so meticulous. The Clint interview was a real bonus. Thank you.
I felt so lucky to get that interview! And that Allan "Floyd" agreed to do his parts.
That was absolutely excellent.
I cant imagine how much time and effort goes into creating something like this.
I am an artist myself with the Bluetooth speakers I make and I know about time and effort goimg into something and the reward of people loving your work.
I love your work and I am greatly enjoying these videos.
Can't wait to watch more. Thank you for the work you put into each one.
Thank you so much. It sounds like you really understand doing something for the love of it and all the time that goes into it. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Wow, you really outdid yourself with this one! I loved the home tour and all the extras including interviews. Loved it! 💗
Thank you! I'll try to keep interviews coming. Next up is Family Affair and I have an interview with Kathy Garver, "Cissy" to go along with it. She has great behind-the-scenes stories!
Thank you so much for this excellent video. And mostly for the journey back to a simpler time and safer place. This is my favorite show.
So glad you enjoyed the trip to Mayberry.
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Thank you again for the wonderful tour of Mayberry. I'll be sure to take a look at your other videos.
Marina hits yet another home run, as usual. Thanks so much.
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
Absolutely wonderful job Marina!, I just love the Andy Griffith show and still watch it every day on MeTV , I love how you bring these fictional places to life! (:->)
Thank you!
I LOVE these videos! I find them fascinating!
Thank you so much. I'm sure having fun.
Hello Marina , Great Job! Takes me back to my childhood.I always wanted to live in Mayberry…Thank you for this tour.
Glad it brought you back to happy times.
This was one of your best so far. And oddly enough, after watching the tour of the Ricardo's apartment, I was going to, but did not, suggest doing Andy Taylors house! What a happy surprise to see it today! I've been watching 'The Andy Griffith Show' in the late afternoons this winter with all those back to back episodes on TVLand and am amazed how many of the earlier episodes I haven't seen. It might have been that I had to be in bed by it's air time! At any rate, it's still one of my favorite shows from 'the golden age'. Thank you for such a detailed, wonderful and nostalgic tour.
Thank you. Glad you liked it. It's one of my all-time favorite shows.
The Andy Griffith Show is my favor show!
I've seen andy Griffith show so much i can quote most parts at any time during any episode from season 1-5. I love this show. Every time i feel depressed or having a bad day, I'll throw on this show and it makes me feel better. Never gets old.
I'm a huge TAGS lover too. We quote the show at our house all the time. And, you're right, it's a feel-good show. 😊
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"That Girl" had a "Daddy" just like in real life 💕
I never noticed the bookshelf in the living room in Andy's home
Thank you ❤️
Someone in an Andy Griffith Facebook group pointed it out to me.
We always enjoy these and especially when they are of a show we like so much! It was so nice to hear from Clint Howard about his father and how much he appreciated him. You are an excellent host and artist!
Thank you. I felt so lucky to get Clint and "Floyd." 😊
Sweet dreams
My goodness, Marina. Your work manages to surpass expectations every time. From your interviews to details such as the "B" on Barney's coffee cup, to the heartfelt scripting to remind us that the Taylor home made sure Barney felt at home with his own coffee cup. From the absolute care you place in your research to the passion you show for each of these movie/tv homes/characters/actors. You are creating a lexicon critical to the preservation of the film/tv industry and to the hearts of so many of us. To say thank you doesn't seem enough. I hope that you have all you need to continue your work. Richest of blessings to you.
Thank you so much. Very kind words.
This was a fantastic trip down memory lane. I've seen every episode of The Andy Griffith Show probably a dozen times and still watch it anytime it's on. I love your attention to detail, with Opie's slingshot on his nightstand and in the courthouse Barney's inspirational photo of Rock Hudson, Leon's peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and in the back room the hot plate and coffee pot and especially the Aladdin's lamp where Barney tried to conjure up the spirit of Count Istvan Teleky ... fantastic! Well done. 👏👏👏
Oh, I love that you found so many of my little nods to different episodes 😊
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🤩This is AMAZING!!! 🤩
I just stumbled across this and I look forward to watching more of your wonderful videos. As a huge fan of The Andy Griffith show, I noticed subtle changes to the sets over the years. I agree that it has no effect on how great this show is and how much we love watching it. Thank you for making this for everyone to enjoy and adding those pickles was a nice touch.
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Such great work Marina. You are amazing! 🤩
Thank you!
This is absolutely wonderful! I've been watching this show for 40+ years and I've always wanted to see how things would look up close in a tour like this. Thank you so much for all your hard work on this project
I'm glad you liked it. 😊
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This was awesome!!!
Thank you so much for doing these videos!
The Andy Grifith show is one of my favorites!
The bonus scene at the end with Floyd (Allan Newsome did a great impersonation!) was great!
As we were going down the Mayberry streets at the end, I was remembering all the different episodes those scenes were in!
Like when Opie was waiting for Karen on the little white porch and the Alley next to the movies was in "Barneys Uniform" episode
Great job! I love this channel!
Thank you so much!
Thank you Marina for this fantastic, most enjoyable video!
I started watching this television show when I was a boy home sick from school and they were showing it as reruns then. I still watch it several times a week to this day! I never seem to tire of it!
It's one of my all-time favorites.
Bewitched had Grandma Moses paintings as well. Do you think their is a correlation?
Thank you so much 💕
There sure could be. I should look into that. I didn't see this particular one in the Bewitched house though.
Bewitched had "The Old Checkered House" by Grandma Moses
I can always notice her work, These two among her most famous
Thank you for responding
Rembrandt by front door…
@@mollypitcher9380 on TAGS? Name of painting?
I adore this show and thank you so much for the video. When all is not going well, you can watch Andy and you feel better right away. :-))
So true. 😍
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Marina, I can't imagine how many hours these take--and that you're so willing to painstakingly create these detailed models and share them with us. What a treasure you're giving us! I have a question about the Taylor home, specifically the second floor. I'm wondering how they get upstairs since there's no staircase landing on the second floor. Do you have any thoughts about that? My guess is that the stairs would need to land somewhere in or near Opie's bedroom.
I had to cut out a lot of potential content, since this episode was already so long. I wanted to cover the stairs. They couldn't exist where they are shown for at least two reasons.
When you enter the home, as you'll remember, the wall with the closet and piano, has the stairwell going past the wall. But we see no bump out on the exterior. It is flat. But, even if the stairwell could be there, upstairs it would come out at the front of the house, instead of facing toward the back.
And even though that's where you'd end up facing, we were shown them arriving next to Andy's room when they came up the stairs, facing the opposite way -toward the back of the home. There's more, but to make a long story short - the upstairs layout we were shown on tv is mythical. 😔
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Thanks for the speedy and thoughtful reply. I know that TV homes--especially the second floors--are completely oblivious to any reality. It's a pity, but I guess it does make for better television, which is their primary goal in the end. Well, sincerest thanks again for sharing your wonderful work with us!
That was amazing! Thank you❤️
Glad you liked it. 😊
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Where did Barney live? I find it amusing that ThelmaLou had a house and she didn't work outside of the home teehee 😂😂😆
I've noticed that as well... Barney lived in a boarding house, and Thelma Lou had a house, no husband nor a job, Mayberry was an ideal place to live 😂😂
So true!
I saw one episode recently where she told Barney that she had to get back to the office. Interesting.
You must not be a die-hard fan of the show because you would know where Barney lived. In the boarding house owned my Mrs. Mendelbright. Mrs. Mendelbright was "the most faithful member of church" and was awarded a white Bible. She was hoodwinked by a stranger in town who was going to marry her for her money She had kicked Barney out of his room for cooking chili on a hot plate which was set on Mrs Mendelbright's mother's dresser which came all the way from Fort Lauderdale. TRUE FANS know where Barney lived.
@@jillmorgan7309 I remember that episode 😂😂😂❤️🙏🏽...ha ha 🤗
I loved what you said about TV homes... there was my real home, a grim, grubby farmhouse on a tobacco farm... and my TV home, with Mr. Rogers, Picture Picture, and that utterly bizarre couch-table!
Glad you liked that reference. I think we're not alone in what these TV homes mean to us. 😊
I still watch it everyday. Brings back memories of a better time. Love what you do, Thanks!
Thank you!
I watched a lot of RUclips videos but I can't remember loving one as much as this one. Your voice is so soothing. Thank you so much.
I'm so glad you liked the tour. 😊
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Marvelous, excellent, wonderful, super-duper. Thanks to you Marina Coates!
So glad you liked this episode!
What a fun video. I have watched this shoe many times over. We need more TV shows like this.
Glad you liked the tour.
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I could watch the andy griffith show 24/7 and never get tired of ut. I also bought some Mayberry coffee recently from weavers department store 😊
I noticed Clint was wearing a Weavers Dept. Store hat in the interview. 😊
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane haha thats cool
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane thanks I'll have to check the others out as well
Perfect imitation of Floyd the Barber 25:11
He's spot on!
I loved this! I really enjoyed going back in time to see their home, the courthouse and the tour of Mayberry! You did an exquisite job making this video! Thank you!
Thank you. Eventually I hope to get most of the town done, at least the places we knew well. I want to be able to walk inside the grocery store, hotel, church and barber shop etc.
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I will definitely be checking your other home tours. I love going back in time to see these tours, with Mayberry probably being my favorite, as it's one of my favorite shows of all time!
@@stephaniehowerton4125 One of mine too!
Great video! You did an excellent job at describing all the changes and features of the home. Thank you! (BTW, I think the expression is suspension of DISbelief.)
Thanks! Yes, several people called me out on that. It makes sense. Now I know.
Thank you for all these tours of homes we grew up with from shows of our childhood. I still watch many of them from time to time. I know these took you along time to create and they are fantastic.
Glad you enjoyed them.
When the world is not agree with me Mayberry is where I go… this is so wonderful and fun!🌹❤️
A safe place 😊
I really enjoyed that. This show is still so timeless and comforting.
My husband has pointed out that the map above Andy’s desk at the courthouse is supposed to be of their county. But it is the state of Idaho upside down . . .
Too funny.
Oh, that is funny. I put North Carolina there. Glad you enjoyed the video.
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That was delightful. Mayberry will always have a special place in my heart. Thank you so much for your painstaking effort to put this together. 😊
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Absolutely wonderful I enjoyed the tour I watch this show every day it never gets old a time back in simpler times :-)
Glad you enjoyed the tour.
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I have always wondered about the TV homes and how they were laid out on television compared to as if they were real homes.. may more I love to see like Little House on the Prairie, and others alike.. however one series on television from the 1970s. Emergency was actually a real fire station in Carson, CA. Station 127. but I would love to see more so keep them coming.. and I love how you do each video.. and cannot wait to see what is next. now back to Mayberry, I remember as a small child we lived in a small town in central South Dakota, that actually had the same small town feel as Mayberry, where everyone knew everyone. and love to see times go back to much simpler times. Keep up the awesome work you do and its inspiring me to maybe hopefully in the near future I can can redecorate my apartment in the same way you recreate these tv homes
I love hearing that these videos inspire designing a room. 😊
There was a little rural Nebraska town where my grandparents lived. I would visit there every summer and it always reminded me of Mayberry. Maybe there are Mayberry-like towns all over. 😊
Love the videos. You are so talented👍
Thank you. ❣
Love your very thorough attention to detail... you take what is for me a dysfunction and mental confusion, and channel it in a very productive way! You cover every detail...it's soooo impressive!
Thank you.
I loved Barney’s magic lamp on the cot in the courthouse. From one of my favourite episodes. This whole video was incredible. Just amazing.
I think you're the first one to mention the lamp. Good sleuthing 🕵️♂️
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane This was the first video of yours I’ve discovered. So looking forward to watching the others. Going to check out the Petrie house next.
I saw an interesting video on here of Richard Crenna talking about when he started directing that he had them change the direction the door opened on Andy’s house.
@@tnargskoorb1 Interesting. I'll have to check that out.
Well done! Me and my wife have been in a continuous season 1-5 loop on MeTV for years now.
Even though I grew up w/ re-runs in the 70's, the endless MeTV looping of seasons 1-5 have really burned into my head everything about those seasons!
The missing courthouse window by the heater & front entrance in season 1 is something I've specifically noticed.
One of my favorite shows! I just did bacon and potatoes for my tea. So now that I am done I will sit and enjoy your hard work. ❤
Mmm. That sounds good. Very Aunt Bee-ish, actually.
I’m from North Carolina and l enjoy this show so that I visit MT Airey NC just for the hometown feeling there is nothing like it. I have the entire series on DVD and I carry them with me while I’m on the road trucking.
Love it! Thanks for sharing. 😊
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Great job iloveit
Loved this show, Marina, awesome job! Thank you! What a wonderful trip down memory lane and how fun to see Allan Newsome as Floyd. I'm a life long fan of Andy Griffith, it doesn't get any better and I couldn't agree more with all your comments about how the show makes us feel. It is truly " comfort food " and a place of warmth & security to spend time in Mayberry ♥️
Thanks again, great job! 😊
Glad you enjoyed the tour. I want to head back to Mayberry in an upcoming tour and visit more places.
I love the tours you do, and I absolutely loved the Beas bed jacket episode.
Thank You Marina! Another Great Episode! Loved all the Additional Segments! : )
Thank you!
Lovely. I do think Andy's guitar would have been someplace near the piano.
Could have been. I put it out on the porch since he so often played it out there on the show.
Amazing look into what fans always wondered about our fav place ,,,thank you!!!
Glad you liked it. 😊
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I'm a little young...but Andy Griffith is my favorite show....I'd give anything to live in that town, it seems so quiet and peaceful....no internet, no facebook, no corruption, slower paced, home cooked meals, no fast food garbage, clean, everybody got along (for the most part), and all your problems seem to be solved in thirty minutes or in a weeks time...
It does seem like the perfect town.
We'd like to see The Beverly Hillbillies Mansion, the old Cabin. and inside the Commerce Bank. We love all of these home tours of our favorite shows. We watch the Andy Griffith Show every day.. makes you wish you lived there.
@@davidce3rash I'm glad you're enjoying these. I plan on doing the Clampett mansion someday
I have a painting just like the one hanging over the fireplace.
Cool! One of the things that happens as I create these tours is that I start to notice the art more.
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I soooooo enjoyed this....thanks for posting
Glad you liked the tour.
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Great video. It is so true about the homes built for the families that live there! I never thought about it that way but you are so right.
Glad you liked the tour.
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The Floyd impersonator is a hoot!
I was so happy when he agreed to be on! He's great.
Marina, I love it! Thank you so much for your work and effort putting something so fun for dedicated fans to enjoy
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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Hello Marina! Thank you for sharing these TV homes. It is so neat!
I'm glad you're enjoying them.
This is amazing!!!! I don’t even want to admit to how many episodes I watch every day. Everything in this video (except the car but great job) is spot on.
Thank you. Glad you liked the tour.
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Another fantastic video! I love your attention to detail - for example at 14:36 I hope everybody noticed the reference to the famous episode "Opie the Birdman" (S4e1). BTW the first car I ever rode in was my Dad's 1963 Ford Galaxie, which I don't think had seatbelts in the back where my brother and I sat.
I was hoping someone would catch that! Glad you liked the episode. And, lucky you getting to ride around in a Ford Galaxie....even if there were no seatbelts.
A special time in my life! You are correct when you say that we yearn for a more simplistic time..and not contentious!
Yes! We all want that. These shows and homes give us a sweet reminder.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane love the way you have done these. Thank you Marina!!
This is so great! I have thought for years I would love to build Andy’s house, maybe one day
Glad you liked it. Someone built a replica of the home in Clear Lake, Wisconsin and it's a Bed and Breakfast you can stay at. They even have the courthouse in the basement and Wally's station. You can see it at taylorhomeinn.com
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane that’s amazing, I will check it out. Thanks
My favorite tv home of all time is the house from "Family". You have very interesting videos, thanks for the behind the scene look of these favorite places.
I plan on doing Family someday. I've had a lot of requests for it.
Fantastic job on Mayberry. Big thanks to Marina. I love architecture and seeing her rendition of these buildings is so much fun. I especially appreciate her renditions of the classics. I grew up watching these old shows and even as a child I was fascinated by the homes and buildings in them and, as a girl, I was also fascinated with the clothing the characters wore.
Sounds like we share a similar passion.
That was so much fun!! The music was perfect🥂
Thank you. Glad you liked it.
My husband found a copy of the painting above the fireplace at our local flea market. As avid Andy Griffith watchers, I was so excited to have it for our new home.
Awesome! Did he know it was the one over the mantel, or just luck?
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Ohhh....yes he knew!! That's why he surprised me with it 😎
by@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLaneis there a list of the art work used in the show. The one by the piano eludes me.