Three's a Crowd
- Episode aired Apr 9, 1962
- 26m
IMDb RATING
8.2/10
391
YOUR RATING
Barney interferes with Andy's new romance.Barney interferes with Andy's new romance.Barney interferes with Andy's new romance.
Ron Howard
- Opie Taylor
- (as Ronny Howard)
- (credit only)
Tom Jacobs
- Townsman
- (uncredited)
Colin Male
- Announcer
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis is the second and final appearance of County Nurse Mary Simpson, played here by Sue Ane Langdon. She was previously played by Julie Adams, in the episode "The County Nurse."
- GoofsWhen Barney finishes his conga solo at Mary's, his hair is mussed. In the next shot, his hair is perfect again.
- Quotes
Andy Taylor: No, Barn. That's... That's not what I had in mind. That's not what I had in mind at aaaaaaall.
- SoundtracksThe Fishin' Hole
Written by Earle Hagen and Herbert W. Spencer (as Herbert Spencer)
Performed by Earle Hagen
Featured review
All stars for Sue Ane
I watched this episode for one of my favorite actresses, Sue Ane Langdon, and it didn't disappoint. She had an unusually large part with a good amount of screen time.
It was fun watching how she handled Andy's awkward and fumbling mating rituals. She knew what he was trying to do, but never let on (until the very end). At the same time she deftly dealt with Barney's oblivious insertion into their "alone time".
She ran rings around both of them.
There surprisingly were a few references to the fact that she was a well educated and highly skilled medical professional. Those were credentials that neither Andy or Barney could match.
The show was made better when she suggested taking her car on moonlight drive. It was a Ford Fairline Sunliner Convertable. Seemingly the iconic 1956 model. To my dismay, she let Andy drive. But that car reinforced her persona as a strong, independent woman with a joie de vivre.
It was fun watching how she handled Andy's awkward and fumbling mating rituals. She knew what he was trying to do, but never let on (until the very end). At the same time she deftly dealt with Barney's oblivious insertion into their "alone time".
She ran rings around both of them.
There surprisingly were a few references to the fact that she was a well educated and highly skilled medical professional. Those were credentials that neither Andy or Barney could match.
The show was made better when she suggested taking her car on moonlight drive. It was a Ford Fairline Sunliner Convertable. Seemingly the iconic 1956 model. To my dismay, she let Andy drive. But that car reinforced her persona as a strong, independent woman with a joie de vivre.
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- Sep 25, 2023
Details
- Runtime26 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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