In 1958, Andy Griffith played funny, disruptive characters in two military comedies (Onionhead and No Time for Sergeants). In 1957, he had played a political monster in his first movie, A Face in the Crowd. They were smart to change Sheriff Taylor to an intelligent, honest, likeable guy for the series. If they were smarter, they wouldn’t have used the same sheriff name and town name in the same year (1960) on the very popular Danny Thomas Show with a Bizarro version of the same character. It’s like a Star Trek Mirror Universe episode.
DEAD CITY: Just as Heroes did not rebound from the writers' strike, TWD has not rebounded from the pandemic. Besides, aspects of this show are just too close to home now.
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In 1958, Andy Griffith played funny, disruptive characters in two military comedies (Onionhead and No Time for Sergeants). In 1957, he had played a political monster in his first movie, A Face in the Crowd. They were smart to change Sheriff Taylor to an intelligent, honest, likeable guy for the series. If they were smarter, they wouldn’t have used the same sheriff name and town name in the same year (1960) on the very popular Danny Thomas Show with a Bizarro version of the same character. It’s like a Star Trek Mirror Universe episode.
It’s like a Star Trek Mirror Universe episode.
"We gotta crush the weak, Barn."
DEAD CITY: Just as Heroes did not rebound from the writers' strike, TWD has not rebounded from the pandemic. Besides, aspects of this show are just too close to home now.
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