Warren Ferguson
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| Warren Ferguson | |
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 Warren Ferguson in "The Bazaar", (1965). |
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| First appearance | "The Bazaar" (October 11, 1965) |
| Last appearance | "Wyatt Earp Rides Again" (January 31, 1966) |
| Cause/reason | "It just didn't work out." |
| Portrayed by | Jack Burns |
| Episode count | 11 (The Andy Griffith Show) |
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| Gender | Male |
| Age | 32 – 33 |
| Occupation | Deputy Sheriff |
| Family | Floyd Lawson, uncle |
Warren Ferguson is a fictional character in the American television program The Andy Griffith Show (1960 – 1968). Warren Ferguson is portrayed by Jack Burns.
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[edit] Overview
Warren is Mayberry barber Floyd Lawson's nephew. Warren hails from Boston, Massachusetts. He graduated tops in his police academy class but proves to be a bungler in Mayberry. Warren serves as deputy of Mayberry under Sheriff Andy Taylor, following the departure of the previous deputy Barney Fife, when actor Don Knotts left the series. Warren is just as impetuous in his role as deputy as his predecessor Barney and is equally just as bumbling. His most common trademark is his repeated questioning followed by a rapidfire succession of the phrase "Huh?" Warren is a bachelor and a somnabulist.
[edit] First appearance
Warren's first appearance occurs in "The Bazaar". He puts an end to Aunt Bee's bingo games at the Ladies' Bazaar.
[edit] Quotes
- "Huh? Huh? Huh?"
[edit] Closure
After eleven appearances in the sixth season, Warren disappeared with no explanation offered the audience.
