Richard Emhardt's (Malcolm Tucker) brilliant performance certainly shines. But each scene, and all the actors performances are all some of classic comedy's most memorable.
Favorite scenes- Norman Leavitt's (Wally) clogged fuel line impression, Barney's repeating nap, over to Thelma Lou's, watch a little tv, then his wonderfully offended walk, and facial expression leaving the porch. First time Gomer's "all the best to you and yours". Andys masterful laid back relaxed man playing off the stressed man in a hurry weaved a poignant story in Malcolm Tucker's mind.
There seemed to be some inconsistency as to where Barney was supposed to be. Left for a nap, then Thelma Lou's in a huff then there he is again on the porch near the end. Also, seemed odd a brand new car would get a clogged fuel line. Also enjoy seeing "The Real McCoys" set behind Gomer at the filling station.