Wonderful for fans
and history of TV
And that is all because
J Dodson as H Sprague or
J Dodson before H Sprague when
J Dodson is E Jenkins
has that powerful delivery
which make you to watch
J Dodson as E Jenkins
or especially
J Dodson Was H Sprague
This is good
this is a good thing
Very great to see
J Dodson on
A Griffith Show or
M #RFD or
on anything but
especially M #RFD
because
that just goes to show
how versatile an actor
J Dodson could really be
Very tragic
J Dodson
does not survive
M #RFD
by more than
just a few
short years
very tragic indeed
But M #RFD
makes J Dodson
a star
one of TV Greats
as H Sprague
or before that
TV is much better
because of J Dodson
and the same
holds true
for M #RFD
[harp]
[saint] [candl2000e] [piano]
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Not even Mad Scientists
get it right every time

"You've got to have a hot meal"
"Are you wearing your undershirt?"

Good day mr.sprague.

I just saw that episode this evening. I did not realize he came in so late in the series. Just thought he was always there.

That was about the same time that Jim Nabors (Gomer Pyle) had been given his own series. Don Knotts (Barney) had left the series and signed a contract to do movies for Universal. Howard McNear (Floyd the barber) had come back after suffering a bad stroke, but his health was still an issue. And even though I personally liked Barney Fife's replacement, Warren (Jack Burns), he wasn't given much of a chance to develop the character and was fired after only a few episodes. So, enter Howard Sprague, and a couple of years later, Emmett the fix it shop owner (Paul Hartman).

That's interesting. It's been reported that Andy Griffith had spotted Jack Dodson on stage one evening and soon invited him to appear upon his series, which would correlate to about the time of Jack's television debut.
And then Jack begins the series in a role other than Howard Sprague, which must have been customized expressedly for him, because he's very good in the role.
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