The Andy Griffith Show season 6 episode 28 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Goober faces a dilemma when he can't find a replacement for his job at the filling station, preventing him from going on a planned fishing trip. Flora, his girlfriend, steps in to cover for him, showing unexpected aptitude and boosting the business significantly. Upon his return, Goober is surprised by Flora's success and decides it's time for him to seek bigger opportunities, contemplating leaving town for a new job. This decision marks a turning point in both their lives, highlighting personal growth and changing aspirations.
Full Episode S06E28 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't Goober go trout fishing as planned?
Goober can't find a replacement for him at the filling station.
Who volunteers to take Goober's place at the filling station?
Flora, Goober's girlfriend, volunteers to take his place.
How does Wally, the station owner, react to Flora working there?
Wally is initially reluctant but agrees after Goober convinces him of Flora's customer service skills.
What changes occur at the filling station under Flora's management?
The station experiences its busiest days, with Flora attracting a lot of business.
How does Goober feel about Flora working at the station upon his return?
Goober is surprised by Flora's success and decides it's time for him to move on to bigger opportunities.
What does Goober consider doing after deciding to leave the filling station job?
Goober considers leaving town for a job that offers a better opportunity, contemplating his future with Flora.
How does Flora's focus on the filling station work affect her relationship with Goober?
Flora's focus on work makes Goober feel like their conversations are more about business, changing the dynamics of their relationship.
What does Andy suggest to Goober regarding his job search?
Andy suggests Goober visit Weaver's Department Store for a potential job opportunity.
What is the outcome of Goober's job hunt at Weaver's Department Store?
Goober is advised by Mr. Weaver to quit, as his mechanical ability doesn't suit a cashier's job, leading Goober to consider other opportunities.
How does the story end for Goober and Flora?
The story concludes with Goober considering leaving Mayberry for a new job, while Flora continues to excel at the filling station, indicating changes in their personal and professional lives.
