Ep 8. Taylors in Hollywood

In season 6 episode 8 of The Andy Griffith Show, entitled "Taylors in Hollywood," the Taylors - Andy, Opie, and Aunt Bee - embark on a trip to Hollywood, California. The episode begins with Andy receiving a letter from an old friend who is now a producer in Hollywood. The friend invites the Taylors to come visit him and see the sights of Tinseltown.

Excited by the opportunity, Andy decides to take some time off work and make the trip with his family. Aunt Bee is particularly enthusiastic and is convinced that she will become a movie star if given the chance.

After a long car journey, the Taylors arrive in Hollywood and are immediately struck by the glamour of the city. They visit the Walk of Fame and see the stars of some of their favorite actors. Opie is especially excited to see the star of his favorite Western actor.

The Taylors then meet up with Andy's friend, who takes them on a tour of a movie studio. They see sets for various films and even get to sit in on a filming of a scene from a new Western movie. Aunt Bee is fascinated by the process and insists on meeting the director and producer of the movie. Andy's friend arranges for her to meet them, and she ends up impressing them with her enthusiasm and energy.

As the day winds down, Andy and his family prepare to leave Hollywood and head back home. However, they are stopped by a Hollywood producer who recognizes Aunt Bee from her meeting earlier in the day. The producer offers her a job as an extra in the Western movie they saw being filmed.

Aunt Bee is thrilled and decides to stay in Hollywood for a little while longer to pursue her newfound career. Andy and Opie reluctantly say goodbye to her and head back home.

The episode ends with Aunt Bee still in Hollywood, appearing as an extra in the Western movie. Meanwhile, Andy and Opie return to Mayberry and try to adjust to life without Aunt Bee.

Overall, "Taylors in Hollywood" is a fun and lighthearted episode of The Andy Griffith Show. It showcases the characters' excitement and awe at the glamour of Hollywood while also highlighting Aunt Bee's desire for a change of pace and new experiences.