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Did It Happen? A burning bush appears on a rocky hillside. A sign from God . . . or the hallucination of a sunstruck shepherd? Nearly two million refugees scramble across the Red Sea on a mysterious ridge of dry land, then watch a pursuing Egyptian army drown . . . a miracle or mirage? Discover the amazing truth!

Tablets From God? Two stone tablets inscribed by the finger of God . . . disappear. Where are they now? Lost in the dust of history or lying in a dark cavern beneath a political hotbed? And precisely where is the authentic Mount Sinai? A recent archaeological expedition raises questions; and an explosive possibility

Can it be true? Does a giant wooden ark lie beneath ice on the crumbling north slope of Mount Ararat? An ark that has been seen and reported by dozens of reliable witnesses? And what about the alleged missing photos of the ark? Truth or fiction? Decide for yourself but not before you share the remarkable adventures of Ararat's explorers … (More)

Strongman Hero or Legend? He's one of the Bible's most colorful characters. Proud, impulsive, vengeful. . . but was he real? Could one man topple an entire Philistine temple? Kill a thousand enemies with the jawbone of a donkey? And could such a hero allow himself to be betrayed by Delilah? It depends . . . New architectural discoveries add a … (More)

Fraud or Evidence of Christ's Resurrection? Is it the burial cloth that covered Jesus in the tomb? A silent witness of the greatest event in history? Or is it a fraud? An elaborate hoax that has fooled millions for centuries? What secrets does it keep? Now evidence gathered from 44 scientific studies has been weighed and the chilling truth can be … (More)

Legend or Real Event? Two cities scorched into oblivion as fire and brimstone pour down from the sky . . . and only one man and his family escape the disaster. Impossible, say critics. But recent archaeological digs say otherwise. See for yourself: Do ancient bones, pottery, and shes sifted from stony ground south of the Dead Sea have a story to … (More)

Could Anyone Survive It? Three men are shoved into a white-hot brick furnace. As hungry flames hide the condemned men, an angry crowd waits for screams . . . that never come. Instead Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego walk out unharmed. Could anyone survive such an ordeal? How? A computer simulation walks you into the blistering furnace with the … (More)

Fact or Fiction? A spiraling tower rises above the ancient city of Babylon until God scatters both its bricks and builders. . . Fact or fiction? Could such a structure really have been built? And if so, how did it vanish without a trace . . . or has it? And what about the Bible's claim that all races and languages sprang from one remote corner of … (More)

Did They Tumble Down? Jericho . . . one of the world's oldest and most mysterious cities. Could its fortress walls suddenly collapse at a mere trumpet blast? The rushing waters of the Jordan River miraculously stop flowing to give advancing Israelites an attack route to the city? Skeptics say no . . . but silent witnesses recently unearthed from … (More)

Down-home humor and an endearing cast of characters helped to make The Andy Griffith Show run for eight seasons in prime time. Widower Andy Taylor (Andy Griffith) divides his time between raising his young son, Opie (Ron Howard), and his job as sheriff (and Justice of the Peace) of the sleepy North Carolina town, Mayberry. Andy and Opie live with … (More)

The Andy Griffith Show is an American sitcom first televised by CBS between October 3, 1960 and April 1, 1968. Andy Griffith stars as Sheriff Andy Taylor of fictional slow-paced Mayberry, North Carolina. Though neither Griffith nor the show won awards during its eight season run, two of Griffith's co-stars won a total of six Emmy Awards. The … (More)

It's the eight and final season of the show TV Guide dubbed 'one of the greatest television shows of all time.' Although it's time to say good-bye, there are still plenty of laughs, lessons and homespun humor in the eighth season of this classic s-other, g-drama-family-tv series. Marriage may be in the card for both Aunt Bee and Howard Sprague … (More)

Situated in North Carolina, Mayberry may be small and serene, but make no mistake - there are plenty of comic escapades afoot, revolving around the town's humble sheriff's department, the community's colorful residents, and the diverse visitors who are just passing through. The Andy Griffith Show's down-home humor, stellar ensemble cast and fondly … (More)

Come and re-visit everybody's favorite small town of Mayberry in the third season of The Andy Griffith Show, featuring the debut of Jim Nabors as the affable Gomer Pyle. Harkening back to a time when things were simpler, The Andy Griffith Show has endured as one of television's best-loved classics. Watch s widower sheriff Andy Taylor does his best … (More)

Named as 'one of the greatest television shows of all time' by TV Guide, The Andy Griffith Show featured the adventures of some of the most well-known and beloved characters in television history. The entire gang is back, including Sheriff Andy Taylor, who does his best to raise his son Opie with the help of his beloved Aunt Bee. Deputy Barney … (More)

Catch up with Sheriff Andy Taylor, his son Opie, his bumbling deputy Barney, Aunt Bee and the rest of the gang in this classic collection that includes many fan-favorite episodes.

Now you can take home another classic season of The Andy Griffith Show, featuring 30 more episodes of the wholesome and irreverent humor that entertained audiences and critics alike all over the world. Season Six includes many firsts for the little town of Mayberry. It was the first season to be aired in color and it also marked the first of … (More)

By all accounts, this was the most successful season yet for the critically acclaimed family show. It was the top-rated half-hour of the 1966-'67 season and earned two Emmy Awards for the supporting work of Don Knotts and Frances Bavier (as beloved Aunt Bee).