Ernest T. Bass- Mayberry's Finest??? Traditional Cache
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Ernest T. Bass- Mayberry's Finest???
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Mayberryman archiived the original Ernest T. Bass before I could
find it. Ernest T. is a favorite of mine. A man that knows the
woods and good places to hide. Wish he was in more episodes.
Ernest T. Bass was a fictional character on the American TV sitcom
The Andy Griffith Show. He was played by Howard Morris. Ernest T.
was an ignorant and obstreperous mountain man with a penchant for
troublemaking, particularly vandalous rock throwing, which wreaked
havoc on the otherwise sedentary town of Mayberry. He lived in the
mountains neighboring Mayberry, and his appearance in town almost
invariably meant trouble for Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Barney Fife.
A wild, belligerent hillbilly, he had a scruffy, unkempt
appearance, a maniacal laugh, and often spoke in rhyme. When
threatened with the law, Ernest T. would generally run off, yelling
over his shoulder his famous catchphrase, "You ain't seen the las'
of Ernest T. Bass!" Another catchphrase came from his greeting to
Andy and Barney, "Howdy do to you and you. It's me, it's me, it's
Ernest T.!" His behavior was summed up succinctly (and repeatedly)
by Barney Fife: "He's a nut!" Early on, Ernest T.'s most notable
trait is breaking windows with rocks, and he prided himself on
being "the best rock thrower in the county." He is notoriously
importunate with the women he desires, and regularly uses this
tactic to get their attention. He also tries to impress people by
informing them that he is saving up for a gold tooth. In episode
98, "Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army", when asked where he planned on
putting his gold tooth after the army doctor noticed he still had
all of his own, Ernest replied that he planned to have his front
teeth knocked out and place the one gold tooth in the middle with
space on either side, claiming it would make him look good while
he's dancing. In episode 131, "The Education of Ernest T. Bass", he
finally gets his gold tooth, but in gold leaf form covering one of
his real front teeth.
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Vg'f ernyyl "ABG" gung "uneq".
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