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▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 00:50 - Joyce Jameson 02:41 - Jameson's Personal Life And Tragic Death 03:32 - Jean Carson 05:36 - Carson's Personal Life and Death 06:39 - The Fun Girls Were Fan Favorites 08:28 - Outro
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Although The Andy Griffith Show ended in 1968, it has remained a cultural touchstone of sorts. New generations of fans have fallen in love with the iconic sitcom by watching its reruns which have been airing in syndication on a handful of networks and streaming services for decades.
The series helped garner large fan bases for the actors and actresses that made up its cast. Two actresses in particular who have remained popular and beloved by countless fans are Jean Carson and Joyce Jameson. These two ladies, who were dubbed the 'Fun Girls' by the show's fans, had quite remarkable life stories.
Joyce Jameson played the giggly 'fun girl' Skippy, while the gravely-voiced Daphne was played by Carson. Both of these lovely young ladies hailed from the town of Mount Pilot, North Carolina, which was described as the 'big city'.
The Fun Girls were a pair of flirty blondes who loved to dance. Whenever they made an appearance in town, it almost always spelled trouble for Andy and Barney – both of whom had their own steady girlfriends.
In this video. we will recount the life and careers of The Andy Griffith Show's Fun Girls. We'll also be evaluating their characters on the show and detailing what their addition to the cast did for the series.
The Fun Girls from Andy Griffith Were Completely Different Off-Screen
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