Ellie for Council

Ellie for Council - The Andy Griffith Show
Ellie for Council - The Andy Griffith Show
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Synopsis of Ellie for Council – The Andy Griffith Show season 1

Ellie and Andy on a park bench in The Andy Griffith Show episode, Ellie for Council

Buy from Amazon When Ellie wonders why there are no women running for the city council and doesn’t like Andy’s answers, especially his use of the word silly, she decides to run herself. The town quickly divides into two camps, with the men cutting off their wives’ charge accounts and the women refusing to cook and clean for their husbands. Ellie decides to quit the race when she sees the uproar she has caused but Andy, realizing he was wrong, tells everyone there is no good reason for her not to run. Original airdate: December 12, 1960

Ellie for Council - The Andy Griffith Show

This is clearly one of the early episodes, in several ways.  First, Ellie as Andy’s love interest didn’t last past the first season.  Second, this is the type of foolish mistake that Barney Fife (Don Knotts) would typically do, and Andy would fix.  Even so, a good episode, and it’s nice to see Andy eat a slice of humble pie for a change.

Trivia for Ellie for Council

  • In this episode, Barney is dating Hilda May, who is mentioned again in the episode Christmas Story

Cast of characters

Updated March 1, 2022

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