TV Guide Sundance TV Thursday

An elderly man defends his shop from an armed robbery, but evidence makes Bernard and Lupo believe it was an inside job meant as a scare tactic for a shakedown.

Lupo and Bernard trace the steps of a man who served as a campaign volunteer before being murdered, uncovering a perplexing past and multiple suspects.

A journalist found dead is connected to a daytime talk show host, leading Lupo and Bernard to investigate possible threats of blackmail.

Lupo and Bernard investigate the murder of a family of four, and suspicion lands on the troubled friend of the deceased daughter.

After the famous musician Bobby Fleet and his band arrive in Mayberry, Andy and Barney arrest the band to force them to listen to Jim Lindsey play the guitar.

Aunt Bee is at a loss when she has misplaced a rare piece of jewelry, but she files a claim to collect the insurance and spends the money promptly.

The townsfolk struggle with the sudden arrival of a disreputable promoter and a troublesome thug claiming to be a distant relative of the legendary Wyatt Earp,

Aunt Bee receives her driving permit and backs into a tree after breaking a promise to Andy to not drive without a licensed driver with her when she drives.

Andy and Helen put Opie at ease when they dance after seeing that Opie is nervous about the school dance and worried about making a fool of himself.

Andy is forced to order a band of gypsies out of town when they take advantage of the townspeople and create a hoax to end a drought.

Andy must find a way to make the beautiful new waitress, Flora, fancy Goober rather than himself because he is already in a relationship.

Aunt Bee is upset after she agrees to babysit for her niece and then discovers the sweet infant isn't adoring of her, but seems to like everyone else.

Helen and Andy try to play matchmaker for the county clerk and the county nurse, but wind up creating more trouble than romance.

Aunt Bee is offered a very tempting job as a TV commercial spokeswoman, but she soon decides that stardom is not for her.

After Goober's girlfriend agrees to fill in for Goober at the filling station while Goober goes on a fishing trip, he returns to a dose of shock and dismay.

Everyone in town becomes upset with Opie when he writes an essay about the Battle of Mayberry and reveals what really happened.

While stopping for a fishing vacation, fictional pop singer Keevy Hazelton does a cover of a song written by Bee and Clara on his weekly television show.

Opie feels substandard when he is asked to entertain Helen's visiting niece, Cynthia, who is athletically superior to Opie in every way.

Andy invites Howard to join his lodge, but his overprotective and jealous mother concocts a scheme to get his membership denied.

Andy drafts a prisoner with a beautiful voice into the Mayberry barbershop quartet when their tenor can't appear for a singing contest.

Andy umpires at Opie's game, but he calls the final out against Opie's team, causing the Mayberry townspeople to be angry with him.

When her temporary use of an extravagant wig succeeds in attracting the attention of a prominent visiting clergyman, Aunt Bee struggles to maintain the illusion

The Darling family, having just acquired a great sum of money, arrives back in Mayberry in order to search for respectable wives for their sons.

Lupo and Bernard connect a young woman's murder to a medical school student, but a crafty lawyer attempts to stall the prosecution.

A man convicted of a hate crime has an organization come to his defense, but an overeager student assistant could threaten the entire case.

Lupo and Bernard attempt to find a suspect who shot four cops but discover a connection to drug dealers, a jealous husband and a remorseful judge.

A scientist collapses during a speech, and the investigation reveals poison, leading Lupo and Bernard to suspect both colleagues and family members.

A model's body is found burning in an alley, and as Lupo and Bernard retrace her steps, they connect her to a powerful politician.

A young heiress is found dead of an apparent overdose, and greedy relatives are considered as suspects until darker family secrets are uncovered.

Lupo and Bernard investigate the stabbing death of a man and uncover a secret second life that creates tension among the family members.

A television crew discovers a murder victim, and the victim's wife is the chief suspect until a financial revelation leads Lupo and Bernard elsewhere.

Lupo and Bernard attempt to track down a blogger and deal with the Department of Education, where they get a helpful tip; Van Buren struggles.

After coercing a mobster who has been arrested for mugging charges, detectives will be led on the trail of a corrupt city official.

The father of a young woman, who died during a hectic emergency room shift, accuses the hospital of negligence, and the detectives move in to investigate.

The shooting of two men in a crowded subway initially appears to be a case of self-defense, but further investigation reveals revenge as a possible motive.

The death of a man suffering from the AIDS virus appears to be the work of a relentless serial killer who may have been motivated by mercy.

Detectives have difficulty prosecuting a privileged preppie with a history of abusing his girlfriends after one of them dies at his hands.

The local pharmacist's niece, Ellie Walker, replaces him temporarily and her new approach to dispensing medicine begins to create chaos in Mayberry.

Andy is in complete disarray when he comes to believe that Ellie is a "deadly female hunter" who wants nothing more than to marry him.