Some television critics say so. Arlen, a small, fictitious town, is the setting for a top-rated television program.
Life moves at a slower pace.
And in a typical scene a father sits on a front porch strumming a guitar and dispensing advice to his son. Altschuler and Krinsky will return to UNC-CH Sept. 24 to discuss the show and screen clips from its first two seasons. Their free, public presentation begins at 7 p.m. in 103 Bingham Hall and is sponsored by the department of communication studies. It's a slow-paced show that doesn't rush you to the point, and there's definitely that Andy Griffith feel. I would see Yankees yelling at people when they were having problems, and they wouldn't get anywhere.