Look closer, this Scene from the Andy Griffith Show is not edited and it confirms what we all suspected… Look in the first comment 
The Andy Griffith Show remains an iconic piece of American television, beloved for its blend of humor, warmth, and small-town values. Set in the quaint fictional town of Mayberry, the show captured audiences with its charm and simplicity. While its polished exterior left viewers with timeless lessons, The Andy Griffith Show also had its fair share of humorous slip-ups and quirky details that fans might have missed. Let’s take a dive into some of the hidden bloopers and intriguing backstories that make this classic show even more endearing.
Few tunes are as instantly recognizable as the whistling theme of The Andy Griffith Show, titled “The Fishin’ Hole.” Interestingly, this memorable melody once had lyrics penned by Everett Sloane. Producers ultimately decided that whistling alone captured the relaxed, easygoing essence of the show better than words, so the lyrics were cut. The famous whistling was performed by Earle Hagen, who also composed the tune. Years later, Ron Howard, who played Opie, recounted how classmates would tease him by whistling the theme during basketball games.
