Mayberry Man: The Series

The only thing I am disappointed with is that the TAGS crew have almost all passed away before seeing this project. What makes that show so great is the sense of community, love for GOD and their neighbors, and good, clean, family comedy and storytelling. This movie and the series carries that same torch and unashamedly, winks at the fans the whole time. There are lots of Easter eggs throughout and the characters are very lovable. I really hope there is a second season because we really need some positive vibes, and Hollywood is NOT hooking us up. I really needed this in my life right now. Anybody that has been to Mayberry Days or any other TAGS festivals knows that the biggest take home is the friends you make when you leave. I don't have a lot, but I covet my friendships. The TAGS community is the real deal. I can never explain it, so I'll just refer you to this show and you can figure it out for yourself. I totally recommend this movie and series. Bravo!

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.

Reminiscent of the original Mayberry escape from reality. Fun, family-friendly and filled with familiar lines based on scenes from The Andy Griffith Show that give us long time fans a good feeling inside. Politics is not the subject. The goal is for everyone to treat each other like the town-folk of Mayberry tried to do - in a friendly manner with brotherly love. It may be a little corny here and there, but I think Andy Griffith would approve.

The show is NOT trying to be The Andy Griffith Show. Mayberry is a state of mind.

The movie and the series far surpass anything else available these days for families to watch. We need more shows like this. It's good, clean fun and entertainment.

Picking up where the Mayberry Man movie left off, this family-friendly series continues the story of Chris Stone and the great people he met at Mayberry Fest.

This is NOT a remake of The Andy Griffith Show, but a new story with new characters who cherish that classic show as much as we do today. They just happen to live in a fictional, modern-day town by the same name!

Family members of original cast members of The Andy Griffith Show appear, along with many "tribute artists" who portray the classic show's characters in Mayberry festivals all over the country. Ronnie Schell, who appeared in the original series, makes a cameo appearance, too.

If you enjoyed the Mayberry Man movie, you'll love finding out what happens next!

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.