Mayberry R.F.D. - Season 2 (1969)

Goober meets a woman at the telephone company and takes her out on a date. An incident at the restaurant makes her the hero, and not him, which wounds his pride.

Milie is given the opportunity to travel to New York City and be a model. She is excited and accepts the offer. Sam is happy for her but it isn't long before he starts to have misgivings and he's off to NYC himself.

Mike is planning on having a birthday party with no girls invited. His party falls on the same day as Sally's party...but she is inviting boys. The boys are all set to go to Mike's until Sally starts bribing them with great prizes.

Sam agrees to host a Soviet farmer in a farmer exchange program. Sam doesn't realize it but he'll end up hosting his own Ninotchka.

When Howard becomes convinced Goober is not an effective deputy sheriff he decides to prove it - by robbing the Mayberry bank.

After hearing so many of the new farmhand Rudy's stories of his past adventures, Sam begins to wonder if Mike is becoming to close to him.

Selma offers to let everyone spend two weeks at her home in Palm Springs. Everyone is ready to go but Mike's failing grade in math may ruin the trip.

Everyone is enjoying their vacation in Palm Springs until Emmett and Goober start to get on each others nerves, especially when they get marooned together in the desert.

Still vacationing in Palm Springs Sam bumps into an old war buddy named Charlie Harris. Charlie is a golf pro at one of the clubs and agrees to give Millie a few lessons. Charlie's a bit of a flirt and makes a pass at Millie. When she tells Sam he just laughs it off and Millie becomes furious. She believes she is being taken for granted and comes up with a plot to make Sam jealous.

When Howard finds out a movie producer lives nearby, he pitches an idea for a western starring an old time singing cowboy and his side kicks.

Goober's niece comes for a visit and he still expects the young girl he's used to seeing. But she's now a teenager and Goober can't get used to the fact she's growing up.

Emmett breaks his arm and realizes that he can't work with his arm in a cast. He takes on Ernie to help but soon realizes Ernie is better at fixing things than he is and wonders if he should quit.

When the farm's well goes dry Sam hires a geologist to look for a new spot for a well. Aunt Bee keeps pushing Sam to use an itinerant hobo who is also a dowser.

Emmett overhears what he thinks is a sure fire stock tip. He decides to pawn Martha's engagement ring and use the proceeds to invest in what he thinks is a can't miss deal.

Goober's brother is returning to Mayberry to visit him. He hopes his brother will be impressed with his accomplishments but those hopes are soon dashed when he discovers his brother is an important engineer for the space program.

Aunt Bee gets upset when she finds out the county is planning to build a new road through her favorite part of the woods and launches a campaign to stop it.

Sam tells Millie that he and Howard are going camping and suggests Millie come along. She hates camping and refuses to go until she finds out another attractive woman is also going on the trip.

A famous sculptor comes to Mayberry for a vacation and decides to give the town his newest work. However, the people of Mayberry aren't sure what to make of his abstract sculpture.

When their Lodge offers its members a health plan, Howard decides to get sinus surgery. Emmett and Goober assume he is needlessly milking their plan, especially when he suddenly develops symptoms of an appendicitis.

Mayberry decides to enter a float into a parade which requires Clara's help. She's willing to cooperate if she can be the rider on the float, but Howard and Sam think Millie should be the star of the show.

The Acme Oil Co. is offering its dealers a prize of a vacation in Hawaii if their dealers double their sales in a month. Goober goes all out and doubles his sales only to discover that the contest starts the following month.

Millie is enrolled in the Bradbury Business College to hone her secretarial skills and get a better job. She passes and discovers through several interviews that getting a job is going to be harder than she thought. She finally lands a job with two men in the magazine subscription business. Little does she realize, however, that she is actually working for two bookies and the magazine subscription business is a front for their illegal gambling.

When Howard goes out of town he lets Mike take care of his Mynah bird. All is well until Mike's friend Harold lets the bird get loose and it flies away.