Lydia Crosswaithe on The Andy Griffith Show

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Lydia Crosswaithe on The Andy Griffith Show is a socially awkward, monotone-voiced young woman who appears as a quirky, deadpan date for Barney Fife in several episodes of the classic sitcom.

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instanceOf fictional character
television character
appearsIn The Andy Griffith Show
appearsInEpisodeOf The Andy Griffith Show, season 2
The Andy Griffith Show, season 3
associatedWithCharacter Barney Fife
countryOfOriginOfWork United States
createdFor The Andy Griffith Show
firstAppearance The Andy Griffith Show episode "Barney Mends a Broken Heart"
genreOfWorkAppearedIn sitcom
hasGender female
hasHumorStyle awkward humor
deadpan humor
hasPersonalityTrait deadpan
quirky
socially awkward
hasVocalStyle monotone
narrativeFunction comic relief
notableCharacteristic often makes unintentionally humorous remarks
speaks in a flat, unemotional tone
originalNetworkOfWork CBS
partOfFranchise The Andy Griffith Show franchise
portrayedBy Josie Lloyd
roleInSeries Barney Fife's date
setting Mayberry, North Carolina
linked to: Mayberry
timePeriodOfDepiction 1960s

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Josie Lloyd characterRole Lydia Crosswaithe on The Andy Griffith Show