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* ''Film/{{Loving}}'': Mildred and Richard Loving are watching the Andy Griffith Show when Grey Villet snaps his famous photograph of them for ''Life'' magazine.
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* ''Film/{{Loving}}'': ''Film/Loving2016'': Mildred and Richard Loving are watching the Andy Griffith Show when Grey Villet snaps his famous photograph of them for ''Life'' magazine.
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I think "Happy Days" had moved into the early 1960s by the time this episode aired.
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* In the ''Series/HappyDays'' episode "My Favorite Orkan", [[Creator/RobinWilliams Ork]] is watching ''The Andy Griffith Show'' on TV in the Cunningham family living room. He comments, "I like that boy Opie", but then asks why an earth boy has a martian name.[[note]]This is an ActorAllusion, as Richard Cunningham is portrayed by the same actor as Opie. AnachronismStew also plays a role here, as ''Happy Days'' is set in TheFifties, while ''The Andy Griffith Show'' didn't debut on television until 1960, which would have made Ron Howard six years old at the time, despite him being in his early 20s during the filming of this episode.[[/note]]
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* In the ''Series/HappyDays'' episode "My Favorite Orkan", [[Creator/RobinWilliams Ork]] is watching ''The Andy Griffith Show'' on TV in the Cunningham family living room. He comments, "I like that boy Opie", but then asks why an earth boy has a martian name.[[note]]This is an ActorAllusion, as Richard Cunningham is portrayed by the same actor as Opie. AnachronismStew also plays a role here, as ''Happy Days'' is set in TheFifties, while ''The Andy Griffith Show'' didn't debut on television until 1960, which would have made Ron Howard six years old at the time, despite him being in his early 20s during the filming of this episode.[[/note]]
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** The huge EnsembleCast concept was inspired by this series.
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* ''Series/BreakingBad'': In "Rabid Dog", Jesse makes a confession video for the police, where he described Todd as an "Opie, dead-eyed piece of shit."
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* ''Series/BreakingBad'': In "Rabid Dog", Jesse makes "Granite State", Jack and his neo-Nazi gang are watching a confession video their captive Jesse Pinkman made for the police, where he described describes Todd as an "Opie, dead-eyed piece of shit."" This itself is a reference to the film ''Film/FridayNightLights'', where Jesse Plemons' character (the same actor who played Todd) is said to look like Opie.
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* ''Series/BreakingBad'': In "Rabid Dog", Jesse makes a confession video for the police, where he described Todd as an "Opie, dead-eyed piece of shit."
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* ''WesternAnimation/Ben10Omniverse'': Magister Patelliday is a walking reference to Don Knotts, and in one episode he mentions a girlfriend named Appida Lou, a reference to Thelma Lou.
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* ''Film/{{Loving}}'': Mildred and Richard Loving are watching the Andy Griffith Show when Grey Villet snaps his famous photograph of them for ''Life'' magazine.
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* Music/{{Drake}} makes a simile about making a girl's "pushy whistle like the ''Andy Griffith'' theme song" in his debut single "Best I Ever Had". This is referencing "The Fishin' Hole", the iconic whistling melody used as the theme song and closing music for the show.
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* Music/{{Drake}} makes a simile about making a girl's "pushy "pussy whistle like the ''Andy Griffith'' theme song" in his debut single "Best I Ever Had". This is referencing "The Fishin' Hole", the iconic whistling melody used as the theme song and closing music for the show.
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corrected "Aunt Bea" to "Aunt Bee"
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* ''Film/WhiteMenCantJump'': When Sidney shows Billy the two guys they're going to be playing in the championship of a charity playground tournament, Billy decides to rile them up by talking trash to them. One of them tells Billy to go home to Aunt Bea.
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* ''Film/WhiteMenCantJump'': When Sidney shows Billy the two guys they're going to be playing in the championship of a charity playground tournament, Billy decides to rile them up by talking trash to them. One of them tells Billy to go home to Aunt Bea.
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** In "Springfield Splendor", Homer and Bart take part in a parody of the theme song, only to get beat by another father and son up for stealing their fishing poles and skipping stone.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'': The second [[CreditsGag gag credit]] for "Sepulveda Boulevard" is "Miss Elmyra's Hair and Make-up By: Floyd the Barber".
* ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'': The second [[CreditsGag gag credit]] for "Sepulveda Boulevard" is "Miss Elmyra's Hair and Make-up By: Floyd the Barber".
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* ''Film/AlmostFamous'': When Sapphire first sees William, she asks, "Who brought Opie?" Later, when she and the other Band-Aids decide to sleep with William, they burst into the bathroom while he's talking with Penny, and Sapphire says, "Opie must die."
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* In the ''Series/HappyDays'' episode "My Favorite Orkan", [[Creator/RobinWilliams Ork]] is watching ''The Andy Griffith Show'' on TV in the Cunningham family living room. He comments, "I like that boy Opie", but then asks why an earth boy has a martian name.[[note]]This is an ActorAllusion, as Richard Cunningham is portrayed by the same actor as Opie. AnachronismStew also plays a role here, as ''Happy Days'' is set in TheFifties, while ''The Andy Griffith Show'' didn't debut on television until 1960, which would have made Ron Howard six years old at the time, despite him being in his early 20s during the filming of this episode.[[/note]]
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* ''Film/WhiteMenCantJump'': When Sidney shows Billy the two guys they're going to be playing in the championship of a charity playground tournament, Billy decides to rile them up by talking trash to them. One of them tells Billy to go home to Aunt Bea.
* ''Film/WhiteMenCantJump'': When Sidney shows Billy the two guys they're going to be playing in the championship of a charity playground tournament, Billy decides to rile them up by talking trash to them. One of them tells Billy to go home to Aunt Bea.
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* Music/KurtCobain named one of his songs "Floyd the Barber", after the character from this show. It appears as on Music/{{Nirvana}}'s debut album ''Music/{{Bleach}}''.
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* Music/KurtCobain named one of his songs "Floyd the Barber", after the character from this show. It appears as on Music/{{Nirvana}}'s debut album ''Music/{{Bleach}}''.
''Music/{{Bleach|Album}}''.
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* ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'':
** "Married... with Who": in the final scene, Al and Bud go fishing à la Andy and Opie on some polluted land that Al bought from Jefferson.
** "You Better Shop Around, Part 2": Bud thought Jerry Mathers played Opie instead of [[Series/LeaveItToBeaver Beaver]].
** Al is noted to be a fan of the show, citing Barney in "Kelly Breaks Out" when talking about great sitcoms. In another episode, when Al imagines his ideal life, this show's theme song can be heard playing.
* ''Series/StepByStep'': Don Knotts guest starred in "[[ChristmasEpisode Christmas Story]]" as the Barney-like Deputy Feif. Frank initially calls him "Fife" and is immediately corrected on the spelling and pronunciation.
** "Married... with Who": in the final scene, Al and Bud go fishing à la Andy and Opie on some polluted land that Al bought from Jefferson.
** "You Better Shop Around, Part 2": Bud thought Jerry Mathers played Opie instead of [[Series/LeaveItToBeaver Beaver]].
** Al is noted to be a fan of the show, citing Barney in "Kelly Breaks Out" when talking about great sitcoms. In another episode, when Al imagines his ideal life, this show's theme song can be heard playing.
* ''Series/StepByStep'': Don Knotts guest starred in "[[ChristmasEpisode Christmas Story]]" as the Barney-like Deputy Feif. Frank initially calls him "Fife" and is immediately corrected on the spelling and pronunciation.
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** "Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge" features a quickie, as Homer (taking over the police department) frees Otis from a cell as an act of good will. In this version, Otis was actually arrested for exposing himself at the mall, to which Homer calls him quite a character.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Doug}}'': Mr. Bone, the persnickety vice-principal, is based on Barney Fife.
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** In "Farmer Guy", Brian says that nothing is as innocent as it seems, leading to a cutaway of Opie tossing a stone to [[DeepSouth hit a black man]] and earning an "Attaboy" from Andy.
** At the end of "Family Guy Through the Years", Don Knotts pesters Peter about dark anecdotes from his career, including that Andy Griffith was a drunk who used to beat him.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Freakazoid}}'': TheTitleThemeTune for ''WesternAnimation/{{Freakazoid}}'' theme song includes the line "Floyd the Barber cuts his hair", complete with a cartoon Howard [=McNear=] cutting Freakazoid's hair with a tiny lawnmower.lawnmower.
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** In "Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiali(Annoyed Grunt)cious", the family watches an episode of ''Before They Were Famous'' with a clip of when Creator/CharlesBronson replaced Andy Griffith on the show. In the clip, Bronson tells a horrified Barney that he shot Otis before leaving to "fix" Emmett.
** The episode "Bart the Mother" was partly inspired by "Opie the Birdman".
** In "Pranksta Rap", Chief Wiggum has a vision of Barney giving him a pep talk to give him the incentive to crack a kidnapping case.
** In "Homer the Father", one of the classic shows Homer watches on Tube Town is ''Sheriff Wholesome'', which parodies the show.
** In "Springfield Splendor", Homer and Bart take part in a parody of the theme song, only to get beat by another father and son up for stealing their fishing poles and skipping stone.
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** In "Farmer Guy", Brian says that nothing is as innocent as it seems, leading to a cutaway of Opie tossing a stone to [[DeepSouth hit a black man]] and earning an "Attaboy" from Andy.
** At the end of "Family Guy Through the Years", Don Knotts pesters Peter about dark anecdotes from his career, including that Andy Griffith was a drunk who used to beat him.
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** In "Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiali(Annoyed Grunt)cious", the family watches an episode of ''Before They Were Famous'' with a clip of when Creator/CharlesBronson replaced Andy Griffith on the show. In the clip, Bronson tells a horrified Barney that he shot Otis before leaving to "fix" Emmett.
** The episode "Bart the Mother" was partly inspired by "Opie the Birdman".
** In "Pranksta Rap", Chief Wiggum has a vision of Barney giving him a pep talk to give him the incentive to crack a kidnapping case.
** In "Homer the Father", one of the classic shows Homer watches on Tube Town is ''Sheriff Wholesome'', which parodies the show.
** In "Springfield Splendor", Homer and Bart take part in a parody of the theme song, only to get beat by another father and son up for stealing their fishing poles and skipping stone.
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* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': In "[[Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS3E3FaithHopeAndTrick Faith Hope and Trick]]" Mr. Trick marvels at Sunnydale's death statistics and the townsfolk's' state of denial. "Makes D.C. look like Mayberry."
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* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': In "[[Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS3E3FaithHopeAndTrick Faith Hope and Trick]]" Mr. Trick marvels at Sunnydale's death statistics and the townsfolk's' state of denial. "Makes D.C. look like Mayberry."
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* The TitleThemeTune for ''WesternAnimation/{{Freakazoid}}'' includes the line "Floyd the Barber cuts his hair", complete with a cartoon Howard [=McNear=] cutting Freakazoid's hair with a tiny lawnmower.
