R.I.P. Henry Flatt - Revision history

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	[[Image:Gravestone0222.jpg\|thumb\|Henry Flatt's gravestone]]		[[Image:Gravestone0222.jpg\|thumb\|Henry Flatt's gravestone]]
	[[Image:MilitaryFuneral0222.jpg\|thumb\|Military funeral]]		[[Image:MilitaryFuneral0222.jpg\|thumb\|Military funeral]]
	In an effort to make it home in time for Uncle Jesse's supper, Luke manages to get the General stuck in a mud bank. Bo, Luke and Daisy decide to walk home and cut through the nearby cemetery (where it's suddenly become dark). Daisy thinks that she sees something moving behind a grave, and it turns out to be Henry Flatt, who was supposedly buried a year earlier.		In an effort to make it home in time for Uncle Jesse's supper, Luke manages to get [[General Lee\|the General]] stuck in a mud bank. Bo, Luke and Daisy decide to walk home and cut through the nearby cemetery (where it's suddenly become dark). Daisy thinks that she sees something moving behind a grave, and it turns out to be Henry Flatt, who was supposedly buried a year earlier.

	Henry admits that he conned Boss out of $20,000, and then faked his own death, but says he used the money to fund a youth center over at Capitol City. He's come back because Boss is about to put a new road through the cemetery, and when they dig up his grave they'll find a coffin full of bricks. Henry also says that he thinks Boss is "gonna keep on building right through that old Veterans' Cemetery".		Henry admits that he conned Boss out of $20,000, and then faked his own death, but says he used the money to fund a youth center over at Capitol City. He's come back because Boss is about to put a new road through the cemetery, and when they dig up his grave they'll find a coffin full of bricks. Henry also says that he thinks Boss is "gonna keep on building right through that old Veterans' Cemetery".

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	* The Adventures of Eagleman comic that Enos is seen reading seems to be a prop, although the same comic appears in an episode of ''Fantasy Island'', also from 1980.		* The Adventures of Eagleman comic that Enos is seen reading seems to be a prop, although the same comic appears in an episode of ''Fantasy Island'', also from 1980.
	* This is the first episode directed by [[Denver Pyle]].		* This is the first episode directed by [[Denver Pyle]].
			* After Henry Flatt steals the coffin, the camera pans up to a theater sign saying ''Matinee Today "The Bandit"''. While it's appropriate to this storyline, the sign is actually for a play in the 1980 mini-series ''The Dream Merchants''.

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	== Guest Cast ==		== Guest Cast ==
	~~[[Image:HenryGailFlatt0222.jpg\|thumb\|Henry Flatt with his daughter, Gail]]~~
	* Hal Smith as Henry Flatt		* Hal Smith as Henry Flatt
	* Audrey Landers as Gail Flatt		* Audrey Landers as Gail Flatt
	* Jim English as Attendant		* Jim English as Attendant
	* Mallie Jackson as Peggy		* Mallie Jackson as Peggy

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			<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
			HenryFlatt0222.jpg\|Hal Smith as Henry Flatt
			GailFlatt0222.jpg\|Audrey Landers as Gail Flatt
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			<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
			Attendant0222.jpg\|Jim English as Attendant<br>(with Henry Flatt)
			Peggy0222.jpg\|Mallie Jackson as Peggy
			</gallery></div>

	== Crew ==		== Crew ==

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	== Plot Summary ==		== Plot Summary ==
			[[Image:Gravestone0222.jpg\|thumb\|Henry Flatt's gravestone]]
			[[Image:MilitaryFuneral0222.jpg\|thumb\|Military funeral]]
	In an effort to make it home in time for Uncle Jesse's supper, Luke manages to get the General stuck in a mud bank. Bo, Luke and Daisy decide to walk home and cut through the nearby cemetery (where it's suddenly become dark). Daisy thinks that she sees something moving behind a grave, and it turns out to be Henry Flatt, who was supposedly buried a year earlier.		In an effort to make it home in time for Uncle Jesse's supper, Luke manages to get the General stuck in a mud bank. Bo, Luke and Daisy decide to walk home and cut through the nearby cemetery (where it's suddenly become dark). Daisy thinks that she sees something moving behind a grave, and it turns out to be Henry Flatt, who was supposedly buried a year earlier.

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	== Guest Cast ==		== Guest Cast ==
			[[Image:HenryGailFlatt0222.jpg\|thumb\|Henry Flatt with his daughter, Gail]]
	* Hal Smith as Henry Flatt		* Hal Smith as Henry Flatt
	* Audrey Landers as Gail Flatt		* Audrey Landers as Gail Flatt

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	* Jim English as Attendant		* Jim English as Attendant
	* Mallie Jackson as Peggy		* Mallie Jackson as Peggy

	~~== Stunts ==~~

	== Crew ==		== Crew ==

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 == Own R.I.P. Henry Flatt ==

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	== Plot Summary ==		== Plot Summary ==
	In an effort to make it home in time for Uncle ~~Jesse’s~~ supper, Luke manages to get the General stuck in a mud bank. Bo, Luke and Daisy decide to walk home and cut through the nearby cemetery (where ~~it’s~~ suddenly become dark). Daisy thinks that she sees something moving behind a grave, and it turns out to be Henry Flatt, who was supposedly buried a year earlier.		In an effort to make it home in time for Uncle Jesse's supper, Luke manages to get the General stuck in a mud bank. Bo, Luke and Daisy decide to walk home and cut through the nearby cemetery (where it's suddenly become dark). Daisy thinks that she sees something moving behind a grave, and it turns out to be Henry Flatt, who was supposedly buried a year earlier.

	Henry admits that he conned Boss out of $20,000, and then faked his own death, but says he used the money to fund a youth center over at Capitol City. ~~He’s~~ come back because Boss is about to put a new road through the cemetery, and when they dig up his grave ~~they’ll~~ find a coffin full of bricks. Henry also says that he thinks Boss is ~~“gonna~~ keep on building right through that old ~~Veterans’ Cemetery”~~.		Henry admits that he conned Boss out of $20,000, and then faked his own death, but says he used the money to fund a youth center over at Capitol City. He's come back because Boss is about to put a new road through the cemetery, and when they dig up his grave they'll find a coffin full of bricks. Henry also says that he thinks Boss is "gonna keep on building right through that old Veterans' Cemetery".

	The next morning, Bo and Luke break into City Hall and find that Boss secretly bought the ~~Veterans’~~ Cemetery after he declared it surplus through lack of use. If no one objects by the day after tomorrow, Boss is planning to subdivide the land and put up a housing development called ~~Hogg’s~~ Heavenly Acres.		The next morning, Bo and Luke break into City Hall and find that Boss secretly bought the Veterans' Cemetery after he declared it surplus through lack of use. If no one objects by the day after tomorrow, Boss is planning to subdivide the land and put up a housing development called Hogg's Heavenly Acres.

	Bo and Luke go to Capitol City to see Henry at his youth center, and get to meet his daughter, Gail. Henry then tells them that he has a plan, and borrows the ~~Dukes’~~ van (which ~~they’re~~ conveniently driving for half the episode). Unfortunately, ~~Henry’s~~ plan involves stealing an unclaimed body from the morgue, and conning the Dukes into helping him get it to the cemetery.		Bo and Luke go to Capitol City to see Henry at his youth center, and get to meet his daughter, Gail. Henry then tells them that he has a plan, and borrows the Dukes' van (which they're conveniently driving for half the episode). Unfortunately, Henry's plan involves stealing an unclaimed body from the morgue, and conning the Dukes into helping him get it to the cemetery.

	Rosco nearly catches them with the coffin, but they get away and leave it in his office. Boss orders Rosco to bring the coffin to the ~~Boar’s~~ Nest, and tries to frame Daisy with it. The coffin then gets moved from car to car before it ends up in the ~~General’s~~ trunk. As Bo, Luke and Daisy escape with the coffin they get word from Jesse to go straight to the cemetery. ~~He’s~~ made some calls and used a tattoo to identify the body as Equipment Operator, First Class, Jonathan Cole. Now they have a genuine veteran for the cemetery, and a way to stop ~~Boss’s~~ plans. ~~He’s~~ quickly buried before being given a proper military funeral.		Rosco nearly catches them with the coffin, but they get away and leave it in his office. Boss orders Rosco to bring the coffin to the Boar's Nest, and tries to frame Daisy with it. The coffin then gets moved from car to car before it ends up in the General's trunk. As Bo, Luke and Daisy escape with the coffin they get word from Jesse to go straight to the cemetery. He's made some calls and used a tattoo to identify the body as Equipment Operator, First Class, Jonathan Cole. Now they have a genuine veteran for the cemetery, and a way to stop Boss's plans. He's quickly buried before being given a proper military funeral.

	== Commentary ==		== Commentary ==

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* Hal Smith (Henry Flatt) had many on-screen roles over the years including Otis Campbell, ~~Mayberry’s~~ local drunk on ''The Andy Griffith Show''. He was also a well-known voice artist who worked on several Disney productions, ''Duck Tales'' and ''The Dukes'' animated series amongst others.		* Hal Smith (Henry Flatt) had many on-screen roles over the years including Otis Campbell, Mayberry's local drunk on ''The Andy Griffith Show''. He was also a well-known voice artist who worked on several Disney productions, ''Duck Tales'' and ''The Dukes'' animated series amongst others.
	* The Adventures of Eagleman comic that Enos is seen reading seems to be a prop, although the same comic appears in an episode of ''Fantasy Island'', also from 1980.		* The Adventures of Eagleman comic that Enos is seen reading seems to be a prop, although the same comic appears in an episode of ''Fantasy Island'', also from 1980.
	* This is the first episode directed by [[Denver Pyle]].		* This is the first episode directed by [[Denver Pyle]].

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[[Category:Season 2|222 - R.I.P. Henry Flatt]]
[[Image:S2E22Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 2, Episode 22''' 
'''Original Air Date:''' 14 March 1980 
'''Directed by:''' Denver Pyle 
'''Written by:''' William Raynor and Myles Wilder 
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron 
 
== Plot Summary ==

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==

== Bloopers ==

== Regular Cast ==

== Guest Cast ==

== Stunts ==

== Crew ==

== Own R.I.P. Henry Flatt ==

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