A beautiful manicurist (Barbara Eden) from the city talks Floyd into letting her give manicures to all the men in Mayberry. This doesn't go over too good with the wives.
Ellen Brown has the distinction of being one of the very few women to ever enter Floyd's barbershop.
(Barney's reluctant to get a manicure).
Ellen: I'll be real careful.
Barney: (shows his index finger) Well, be extra careful with that one. That's my trigger finger.You damage that and I might as well quit the business.
Ellen: Well, alright. I'll only do nine.
(Andy explaining to Ellen why she makes the Mayberry wives nervous)
Andy: I don't know whether you know this or not, but, uh...well, uh...nature's been good to you. I mean real, real, REAL good. I can't remember when I've seen nature spend so much time on any one person.
(Andy to Floyd about the manicurist)
Andy: She sure is pretty to look at, ain't she? Kind of like a calendar come to life.
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