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Love Ralph & John's stories. So looking forward to part 2. Thank you for sharing!

If the Studio teachers were like what Ron Howard 's on the Andy Griffith show those studio teachers had been with the studios for at least a couple generations of child actors, right?

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Wonderful segment. Precious idea. Thank you! I cherish "Old Hollywood".

love Ralph and John! thanks for introducing us to them!

I didn't have a chance to join the broadcast today, but am looking forward to tuning in tomorrow! Judy, you've created such a beautiful community here. Ralph and John are so generous with their time and stories! You treat us fans so kindly. Bless you all now and forever! ❤

I don't remember seeing this episode when it was first shown. But, ever since I've seen it in reruns it's become one of my favorites. Especially around Halloween. I'm wondering if they had the young minister, or maybe no minister on the show at that time. That may have been why Olivia ended up going to the library instead of the minister at their church.

Judy, I have ro tell you that among the things that sets The Waltons apart from all the other shows for me is the musical score of each show. It adds so much to the enjoyment. I hope whoever did the score won lots of awards. Keep up the good work Judy. Love you!

My favorite scene is when all the siblings came into John Boys room one by one. It’s so cute how Ben, Jim Bob and Elizabeth were in his bed together and then he got annoyed with everyone and kicked them out. Elizabeth saying how John Boy wasn’t bothering them and he replied how they were though. I felt bad for him at times, he was an old Mother hen. Just in the Homecoming, how he yelled at everyone to calm down about the Christmas decorations for the tree and then one of the parents on him about his temper. “Well I’m tired of being the oldest, I feel like an old mother duck.” And Olivia replying “Can’t do a thing about that now you’re stuck with it.” Some people were acting like that was disrespectful of him to say but no I saw his point, his parents chose to have all them babies. Also with Mary Ellen, is totally relatable, girls are judged more in society and it’s ridiculous. Growing pains as a young girl is rough. Even now, as a young woman of a new century, I still have to be careful what I do and say. I immediately went to that music video of Cyndi Lauper’s Girls Just Want to Have Fun. Can’t believe it’s the 40th anniversary of the song !! 💕💕😂😂😊😊🦆🦆

Hello Judy, John, and Ralph. Back at home after our plans for our 50th Wedding Anniversary when my left lung sprang a leak and collapsed. I think I may have injured it a few months ago when one of our old dining room chairs broke and sent me flying backwards to the floor.. I so much enjoy the times I have with you all and hope to have many more. Have to get either a lighter butt or a stronger chair. Looking to hear from you soon. Nancy is doing well after her back surgery but really hates going to therapy. It really wears her out.

Hi Judy it's so interesting to listen to Ralph and John looking forward to part two

I liked this episode because to me it was really cathartic and poetic because of Grandpa’s fear of him dying and the actor who played him died later on during the show. We all have a feeling when we will meet our end or know our time on Earth is up. Whenever I look at the stars, I like to think my Dad is one of them up there watching over me. One time I recall looking up at the sky one night and it was twinkling, I thought it was my dad communicating with me somehow. Elizabeth was such a sweet little sister supporting Ben in this episode. She was so empathetic, thoughtful and so considerate of others. I loved it when the Walton kids went to see the star, they ran into the Baldwin sister’s cousin. The way Elizabeth was hiding behind John Boy was too precious, and her facial expressions to how the cousin was talking and behaving !! I was like “Well, he’s certainly snooty/uppity cousin !!” I loved Grandpa Walton, he knew BS when heard, saw or smelled it. I loved his relationship with the Walton sister’s, protecting them and their family’s recipe !! 😊😂

great interview. appreciate the effort.

Hey kiddo...you mentioned that a part may sometimes seem like "another kitchen scene" ..is it the directors responsibility to make the scene fresh for the actor or the actor make the scene fresh on their own or both? Love these segments.. hugs to ya

This really made me smile. Just love these two gentlemen. They both have that spark of a showman in their eyes! So nice of you to share their stories and experiences with us here! I love hearing the nitty gritty-how things really went/were back in the day.

I like watching the Waltons. It's a hour I can get away from the world. It had to be a simpler time

What about the Ed and Lorraine Warren stories and the cases they dealt with related to some of this kinda stuff ?! Not just that, but other events similar/related to this ?! Like with the Annabell doll, the actual one is a Raggedy Ann doll just like the ones they used in the show. The a doll is locked up in the Warren’s Museum and for others safety, no one can open it or touch it. Research shows that other people who knew what they did was their only child, Judy Warren and her husband, Tony Sepra, who worked under both her parents, and became an demonologist. I would love to ask them questions about everything but their probably sick of it and I don’t want to bother them with it. They deserve to have a life without hearing how they’re related to famous and well known paranormal investigators ?! Did you hear stories about the couple and the cases they had ?! Did you ever play with a Ouja board before, and did a lot of kids back then played with it too ? And what was the hype about it ?! I don’t ever want to play with anything like that or mess with anything supernatural because a wise person once said “You kids keep playing with these mess. You know what’s going to happen ?! You keep playing with the devil it’s gonna show up.” It all started during the second half of the 19th century when America was dealing with the Civil War, changing country life and so much more. People were trying to seek answers in any way they could. Lecture circuits, seances, and other ways people could communicate with the dead and this also led to unique business opportunities. This was known as the spiritualist movement growth and people were using items similar to Ouja before it was even a thing. It’s hard to say who really invented it but the person who sold and represented it said that the person came up with the idea while sitting in his kitchen in his new house. He placed a breadboard on the table and held a teacup over it, the same way a person would hold a planchette over the board. Once the person’s hand moved, they realized they found a way to access their subconscious. This was a step forward for talking boards, saids the representers of it. Then, obviously the popularity continued into the 20th century. I recall seeing people online playing with the game in the 60’s and 70’s. Your thoughts, ma’am ?! 💭💭

Just such delicious memories they share! Thanks to you All!!!

Thank you Judy, John and Ralph for another great segment, looking forward to part 2.

Oh, yes! Thanks for bringing these two dynamos back for another round. Fascinating!

I watched this one today, so many Great scenes. Maryellen did get mad at Martha rose for being a wise guy so to speak. I thought she was gonna clean her clock for a minute. all in all one of my favorite episodes. God Bless and take care Judy. ♥

How could you not have these two guys back for a encore presentation if they are willing to spend some time doing one. They bring so much to the table. Ralph's mental clarity, and John's recollections make for a interesting visit. Look forward hearing more from all of you on part two of part two. : )

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This is an example of how RUclips can be so valuable. These conversations will be preserved for their families, friends and fans for years to come. Thank you.😊

Another Great Video, I so enjoy listening to John and Ralph. Looking forward to part 2. God Bless and take care Judy. ♥

This is truly wonderful!!! I’m looking forward to every bit of it all, and it is such a real blessing to see Ralph again - what a priceless treasure he is in so many ways! Thank you for this, hon!!!

Oh, so glad you're doing these with John and Ralph!! Thank you so much, Judy!! Getting a notification about your new content is always a highlight in my day!! ❤

Hi Judy. What a great idea to have this chat. Boy,you have a talent for keeping your channel,varied,and interesting. I just love the chemistry between Ralph and John. They both have a relaxed demeanor and sense humour. You can really relate to their stories,also the footage of Anthony Quinn,falling,and John Dayton's reaction! Funny stuff,once again. A lovely way to end a Monday.

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Love Ralph and John❤️They have such wonderful and fascinating stories. Ralph is a national treasure. Thank you for having them on Judy, it is so special hearing from them and all their memories of those great days and times of the past.

Enjoying the "Chats!" Great concept & please continue!! 👍❤️🙂

I just wanted to thank you for these interviews. Yesterday, I sat down to watch an episode of the Walton's and noticed Ralph Senensky's name come up, it made me smile that I could put a face to that name thanks to your videos.

Thank you Judy ! I love looking back with the commentary from your guests !

This was very interesting. Thanks, Judy.

She has beautiful hair, especially back then!! I sometimes I thought, “Oooh, she got good hair!! She looks like Rapunzel !!” It looked so long, luxurious and silky, even when she wore it in a braid !! 💕💕

Would it been something to have Jimmy Stewart And Hepburn in one last hurrah ?

I just love these chats with John and Ralph, their stories are just so interesting and funny. I feel like I'm there with all 3 of you as I watch your channel on my big oled screen at home and feel very much a part of the action. Thank you Judy and best wishes as always from your waltonian superfan in a warm and sunny England😉

The intro where the Dad comes home with a new item for family, and everyone joins them on the porch, little Kami running to join everybody. Richard picking her up and smiling at her and then she turns on the item that Ralph’s holding and then Eric touching her head !! ♥️♥️🥺🥺

I wanted to ask if Olivia's parents were ever in any episodes or referred to over the course of the series..

Thank you, Judy, for an interesting segment with Ralph and John. I appreciate all the information and the insight about their excellent careers in the filming industry. ❤️ 😃

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Thanks so much, Judy! I love watching these chats... always so interesting! Looking forward to more!😊

A Fantastic view. We found this very interesting ty for sharing this with us & the effort's you put into your videos. Cheers friend! 🥂 Luv&Peace to you and your family ✌🏼💫

Gooooooood afternoon, Judy. Great chat, thank you!

The first set of these was simply a joy to watch. I am very much looking forward to more of the these and thank you for having them back together for more stories.

Great Show Judy, Ralph and John👍 Tks❤️

Wow, John Dayton worked with James Stuart, that is amazing. James Stuart was famously in It's a Wonderful Life along with Beulah Bondi (Martha Corrine). Judy you are so lucky to have worked directly with these incredible actors or worked with directors who worked with them. Very special. 🙂

Hearing from these gentlemen never gets old. I am a fan of other vintage TV series as well and Ralph's creative footprints are wonderfully represented in those programs as well. For example, in two of the music performances by the Partridge Family, Ralph set the camera behind the group as they performed to get a few alternate perspectives. Completely outside the norm of the standard shots you would see on that TV series, and it worked so well.

I wish you would talk about the night walker show

I appreciate Ralph’s protection of the actor who was difficult with him. I enjoy John’s sweet stories of Kate.