I am Thankful to Earl Hamner for writing his life into The Waltons. And picking a perfect and loving cast. In all of my life I have never seen such a perfect match in television.
I still cry the most every time I watch this episode even though it is over 42 years ago now when it first aired. I think of my Mom and Family Members no longer with us every time I watch the Waltons which was also her favourite TV show she still watched in reruns right up to the last weeks she was with us.
Why oh why can't they makes shows like this anymore is beyond me, i have been watching this show since i was a child ,here i am today 52 years old and i still watch the re runs and this episode left me balling like a baby ,i cried the 1st time i saw it, i love watching The Waltons it was the best television show of its time. God bless all the cast who made me feel like part of their family. 💗
one of the most most astonishing decisions, I have seen in a television series, was the decision to honor the actress and the character, by bringing Corby back and allowing this stroke and rehabilitation to remain a storyline. It is virtually unprecedented to show infirmity and disability as a normal part of family life. And it was an expensive decision. They kept her on contract and shot her scenes over and over and over again, as often as needed to get those words audible and give her the time to do it right despite the frustration and increased cost to keep the cameras rolling and pay those wages of everyone on set. Well worth every dime, but not many producers would have signed on to this, when writing her out was the obvious and easiest answer.
@@colductsbubba4673 On the other hand, Judy Norton Tayler noted that Ellen provided incredible inspiration to the younger actors. I paraphrase here. She could communicate more in character, more poignantly in a scene with only a couple of words, or even no words with her eyes, her face, and the way she held that stiffened body, than most of them could with paragraphs of dialogue. Ellen did not need any scripted words to act.
I finally for my dream of a part in a well known tv show, when I was was young i would watch certain actors.. Richard Thomas one of them and Ralph Waite, you learn a lot from wonderful actors like them.
Elen Corby was such a great actress that when she suffered a real stroke, they wrote it into the show. I loved her homecoming episode when the tries to make life easier for her and she manages to get out the heart wrenching words, " you don't need me." That was an extremely touching moment.
I was about 15 when this episode was aired. Though quite young I felt a sense of sadness and loss at the passing of Grandpa Walton. Even now at age 55this treasured television series still has the power to touch my heart and move me to tears.
I think everyone really needs watch Waltons more often bunch of lessons to be learned and how family cares about each other even if huge mistakes are made
@@jesusistheonlysavior3312 Then Olivia left, and then John left. That season with just the kids and Ike and Cora Beth, I know they tried hard, but it just wasn't the same show anymore. Least they were able to give us 6 reunion movies.
@@walterschivo9123 Hoping INSP will show them...they are finishing the series and are beginning all over with Season One/episode one..wish they would have played those movies!!🎵🎵
My two grandfathers passed away back then; my maternal grandfather died in March 2007 and my paternal grandfather died away in December 2021. Both of my grandfathers are gone forever.😢
@@Lady-Seashell-Bikini I don't know if you've gotten that far yet, but there's an interesting moment towards the end of the series where a child reports having made a 'friend' up on the mountain. They leave it to your imagination, but they strongly hint that Zeb's spirit still lingers in that, his favorite place...
I've only started watching "The Waltons" this year. I never watched a single episode in the 1970's. I was so heartbroken when Grandpa passed away. I couldn't believe how much that show touched my heart.
Daddy, this reminds me so much of you. I remember, the day we lost you it was like a bad dream. You're gone, almost ten years and it still feels like a bad dream. Somehow, I keep looking for you to come around the corner and I will wake up. I guess, God needed you, to come home. Know, my precious Angel, you will NEVER be forgotten. You, were not only my Dad but my best friend. I would, give anything to hear your voice again, or to touch your precious face. I miss, you Daddy, and will never be the same until we are together again. RIP Daddy, I love you.
MY DAD WAS MY BEST FRIEND ALSO. JOHN WALTON REMINDED ME SO MUCH OF MY FATHER. HE IS ALSO GONE NOW, AND I MISS HIM SO VERY MUCH. WHEN I READ WHAT YOU WROTE ABOUT GRANDPA WALTON AND YOUR FATHER I JUST STARTED CRYING. GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN. OUR WONDERFUL FATHERS. I WAS BLESSED TO HAVE HAD A REALLY NICE AND LOVING FATHER. WE WILL ALWAYS HAVE OUR MEMORIES.
All the positive comments are appreciated! - I posted this in January 2018 and in early May for my birthday I went with my father to see my Grandparents in illinois. My Grandpa was starting to not feel good at that point so I didn’t get to see him more then once. He slept most of the time. By June 19th we knew he was going to die it was just a matter of when. Early morning of June 24th my father called me and said he was on his way from Ohio to Illinois but he did not make it on time. That afternoon I got a call from him saying my Grandpa had died. He didn’t get to say goodbye to his dad and that, on top of my Grandpa’s passing, had me inconsolable. 💔 Everytime I watch Ester talks at the end of this scene I ball my eyed out. My Grandpa loved to sing Bluegrass and play guitar. We have hundreds of recordings of him singing. That is his legacy to us and how he will continue to live on in our family. Through his amazing voice.
Actually is was Episode 2. 1 was broken up into 2 shows so the actual grave-sight scene didn't occur until the 2nd 1/2. Regardless, Will Geer was a major asset to that show and provided the anchor that connected the family and community. A true patriarch if ever there was one. I only wish that Richard Thomas had made an appearance in that episode
They're showing the ones with just John and the kids now, And Rose and her grandchildren. I am guessing that Michael Learned had gotten tired of playing Olivia again. And Robert Whiteman who played the new John Boy was okay,But there was nobody better than Richard Thomas.
@@Sheri451 THE GUY WHO REPLACED RICHARD THOMAS, AS JOHN BOY, WAS AWFUL. I THINK THEY PICKED HIM BECAUSE HE WAS HANDDOME AND FAVORED, RICHARD THOMAS. BUT, HE WAS NOT IN ANYWAY, A GREAT ACTOR LIKE THE OFIGINAL JOHN BOY. I DONT THINK ANYBODY COULD HAVE PLAYED THAT ROLE LIKE RICHARD THOMAS.
I was surprised that Richard Thomas didn't come back for at least that episode. On the show, he was on assignment in Europe so I guess it would have been unrealistic to think that he could just pop back to Walton's mountain.
Richard Thomas was under contract doing shows in Europe and physically could not be in these 2 part episodes....he was devastated by Will Geers death there are a few interviews where he talks about this . They were not acting here this sadness was real .
Fans might be surprised (and even disappointed) to learn that Will Geer and Ellen Corby were profoundly different people in real life from the characters they portrayed on _The Waltons._ This is a compliment to their consummate skill as professional actors, that they could inhabit those characters and make them so real. Gotta respect that.
@@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadona thats just someone trying to to be.....Will and Ellen were amazing people and they showed it by how the played their characters.
Disappointed? They were freaking awesome. Grandpa had a Master's Degree in Botony and was a political activist, Grandma was a consummate professional and was also trained in transcendental meditation. She had a long-life same-sex partner. They were trailblazers.
So touching-I cry every time I watch this. So moving in fictional TV, as well as in real life with both he & Esther [who had suffered a stroke in real life, as well]. The year before when Geer & Corby won the Emmy’s and they went hand-in-hand to accept them. That’s what makes this so moving, too.
I was 13 when Will Geer died and still at a point in life where ANY death was both sad and scary---but the death of a known actor, no less of his on-air character as well, was especially moving.
SPOILERS:What was more sad?..when G.W. Died, John boy went missing..Also replaced..the grandma went around the world..momma and papa went to Arizona? When John Boy and Stewart were singing in the plane crash..when the grandma couldn’t talk..or when the GRANPA DIED..? Oh and let’s not forget Mary Ellen receiving a note that Curt was dead..? You tell me!
Grandpa pass away Now grandma is still here with your loving son. John he will care for mom till you meet her some where up there thank you for sharing Bless you all have a good day thank you
So beautiful. Didnt Boone Walton pass away before Martha Corinne? I recall an episode where the family was trying to get her to move into a home closer to them because she was alone. Yet in season 7 episode 3, Boone is Moonshining!
I just love The Waltons. I wish it were still on, there's something magical about this show, It brings back memories of the good ok days. Miss u gramps Walton.
man, he was an actor w/ a presence .remember him as the prosecutor in 'In cold blood'? when he slams shut that bible? he wasn't the type of guy you'd want on your bad side. he did some decent work on GUNSMOKE, too. god bless him.
Yes, Will Geer, who played Grandpa Walton, died shortly after the end of season 6. This was the premiere of season 7. Ellen Corby was a stroke victim in 1976; she returned in the last episode of season 7. She stayed on as a regular in season 7, then returned as a guest in season 8. She also appeared in most of the Waltons reunion movies.
David Showmaker Unfortunately no. Richard Thomas was off the show by this time. John Boy was in New York City. Sad though! Would have been great having his appearance for this scene.
Richard Thomas was distancing himself from the show at this point. He did a few guest appearances in season six, a year after he he left. But that was it. He didn’t appear again until the 1993 reunion. He later said he was worried he’d be typecast as John Boy, but that happened anyway, so he wished he had stayed for the entire run. Michael Learned also said later that she should have stayed for the whole run.
He died after the end of season 6. He had a heart attack. The last episode of season 6 was when Grandma came home after her stroke...their last time acting together. Because he was such a prominent character, they wrote his death into the season 7 premiere to give all of the actors and viewers a chance to say goodbye. 🥺😢😭
All babies like playing in the dirt. I thought that remark of Mary Ellen was silly. She can't tell at that age what her son will be into when he is a man. I saw this show when new, and I was a teen.
He didn't leave the show. He wasn't there for seveal episodes but he never left the show. Besides these were real life stories, so where was John Boy; was the REAL John Boy at his grandfathers graveside?
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I am Thankful to Earl Hamner for writing his life into The Waltons.
And picking a perfect and loving cast. In all of my life I have never seen such a perfect match in television.
I still cry the most every time I watch this episode even though it is over 42 years ago now when it first aired. I think of my Mom and Family Members no longer with us every time I watch the Waltons which was also her favourite TV show she still watched in reruns right up to the last weeks she was with us.
Grandpa Walton was one of my fav. Very sad and touching how they honored him
Grandpa was awesome.☺✌
One of the best shows to have ever been on the air
Agree, it was a favourite of ours in the seventies.
What makes me cry the most in this scene was when Grandma said ''Old man, you live in all of us.'' ♥ ♥ ♥ Gets me every time.
So true. .for the show, and real life. .
NkotbJoeyJordanFan Goodnight Grandpa. 😪😪😪
So true-Grandpa Zeb lived on in his grandchildren, and great grandchildren. I definitely saw Grandpa Zeb in his great grandson, John Curtis.
That line from Grandma made me cry too❤⚘
She was recovering from stroke in real life even more amazing
Why oh why can't they makes shows like this anymore is beyond me, i have been watching this show since i was a child ,here i am today 52 years old and i still watch the re runs and this episode left me balling like a baby ,i cried the 1st time i saw it, i love watching The Waltons it was the best television show of its time. God bless all the cast who made me feel like part of their family. 💗
Because it wouldn't be successful in modern time. It's all sex and drugs now
one of the most most astonishing decisions, I have seen in a television series, was the decision to honor the actress and the character, by bringing Corby back and allowing this stroke and rehabilitation to remain a storyline. It is virtually unprecedented to show infirmity and disability as a normal part of family life. And it was an expensive decision. They kept her on contract and shot her scenes over and over and over again, as often as needed to get those words audible and give her the time to do it right despite the frustration and increased cost to keep the cameras rolling and pay those wages of everyone on set. Well worth every dime, but not many producers would have signed on to this, when writing her out was the obvious and easiest answer.
I am so grateful they made the right decision
I feel like they are real family .I just found the sereies and very like them.
You are so right.
@@colductsbubba4673 On the other hand, Judy Norton Tayler noted that Ellen provided incredible inspiration to the younger actors. I paraphrase here. She could communicate more in character, more poignantly in a scene with only a couple of words, or even no words with her eyes, her face, and the way she held that stiffened body, than most of them could with paragraphs of dialogue. Ellen did not need any scripted words to act.
Yep. That was a show they can never replace. It was humble honest and family orintated. They don't make stuff like this anymore.......sadly
This was one time when actors didn't have to act. Their feelings for each other were real and this scene is just one example of that.
This scene makes me cry
I cried watching this..still do! Beautiful show!!!
Huh?
I finally for my dream of a part in a well known tv show, when I was was young i would watch certain actors.. Richard Thomas one of them and Ralph Waite, you learn a lot from wonderful actors like them.
There have been many times the Waltons made me cry but this is the one that had me cry the most
Elen Corby was such a great actress that when she suffered a real stroke, they wrote it into the show. I loved her homecoming episode when the tries to make life easier for her and she manages to get out the heart wrenching words, " you don't need me." That was an extremely touching moment.
Jack Kircher Ms.Corby fought back just like Grandma Esther did. Ms. Corby learned to speak and walk again.
Yeah, but she sure didn't make things any easier for George Bailey.
I was about 15 when this episode was aired. Though quite young I felt a sense of sadness and loss at the passing of Grandpa Walton. Even now at age 55this treasured television series still has the power to touch my heart and move me to tears.
Same here 💔❤️ same age as you it was never the same without him
Same here also 55 n hits home yet today🙏✝️♥️✌️
I was 15, and living overseas when my grandfather died and we couldn't get back for the funeral.💞
I think everyone really needs watch Waltons more often bunch of lessons to be learned and how family cares about each other even if huge mistakes are made
@@justin_wayne_elrod_jrod I absolutely agree
The show was never the same after Grandpa Walton passed.
I totally agree 👍.
@@jesusistheonlysavior3312 Then Olivia left, and then John left. That season with just the kids and Ike and Cora Beth, I know they tried hard, but it just wasn't the same show anymore. Least they were able to give us 6 reunion movies.
@@walterschivo9123 Hoping INSP will show them...they are finishing the series and are beginning all over with Season One/episode one..wish they would have played those movies!!🎵🎵
It really ended when John Boy left at the end of Season 5. It wasn't nearly as compelling without its main character.
Yes I agree
Also saying goodbye to Will Geer.
Its always hard to say goodbye to a much loved grandparent.
Actually, it's not goodbye. Just "so long" for that time being until He calls upon us
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My two grandfathers passed away back then; my maternal grandfather died in March 2007 and my paternal grandfather died away in December 2021. Both of my grandfathers are gone forever.😢
Grandpa was my favorite Walton...always had us bustin up! Loved it when he would visit the Baldwins and start sippin on some "recipe"! He was great!
I'm watching the Waltons now with my mom. Zeb is by far my favorite character and the one I relate to with the most.
@@Lady-Seashell-Bikini I don't know if you've gotten that far yet, but there's an interesting moment towards the end of the series where a child reports having made a 'friend' up on the mountain. They leave it to your imagination, but they strongly hint that Zeb's spirit still lingers in that, his favorite place...
I love you so much baby boy love robin
God this made me cry 😢
I've only started watching "The Waltons" this year. I never watched a single episode in the 1970's. I was so heartbroken when Grandpa passed away. I couldn't believe how much that show touched my heart.
An amazing series❤️
Daddy, this reminds me so much of you. I remember, the day we lost you it was like a bad dream. You're gone, almost ten years and it still feels like a bad dream. Somehow, I keep looking for you to come around the corner and I will wake up. I guess, God needed you, to come home. Know, my precious Angel, you will NEVER be forgotten. You, were not only my Dad but my best friend. I would, give anything to hear your voice again, or to touch your precious face. I miss, you Daddy, and will never be the same until we are together again. RIP Daddy, I love you.
MY DAD WAS MY BEST FRIEND ALSO. JOHN WALTON REMINDED ME SO MUCH OF MY FATHER. HE IS ALSO GONE NOW, AND I MISS HIM SO VERY MUCH. WHEN I READ WHAT YOU WROTE ABOUT GRANDPA WALTON AND YOUR FATHER I JUST STARTED CRYING. GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN. OUR WONDERFUL FATHERS. I WAS BLESSED TO HAVE HAD A REALLY NICE AND LOVING FATHER. WE WILL ALWAYS HAVE OUR MEMORIES.
I miss my daddy too stay strong ❤️
@@rohidnablayy6060 same here it's been 36 yrs ago rip daddy✝️🙏✌️♥️
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All the positive comments are appreciated! - I posted this in January 2018 and in early May for my birthday I went with my father to see my Grandparents in illinois. My Grandpa was starting to not feel good at that point so I didn’t get to see him more then once. He slept most of the time. By June 19th we knew he was going to die it was just a matter of when. Early morning of June 24th my father called me and said he was on his way from Ohio to Illinois but he did not make it on time. That afternoon I got a call from him saying my Grandpa had died. He didn’t get to say goodbye to his dad and that, on top of my Grandpa’s passing, had me inconsolable. 💔 Everytime I watch Ester talks at the end of this scene I ball my eyed out. My Grandpa loved to sing Bluegrass and play guitar. We have hundreds of recordings of him singing. That is his legacy to us and how he will continue to live on in our family. Through his amazing voice.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
I loved Grandpa Walton-he taught me how to respect nature and all its beauty.
I also don't have one favorite. I loved watching them all. They were like a family I wished I had when I was younger.
Okay I don't care how long it has been since the last time I have seen this scene . BUT still will bring a tear to your eye
Yes. Rest in piece.
Rip Mr Geer you'll ALWAYS be our beloved Grandpa ❤️💔❤️💔❤️
Actually is was Episode 2. 1 was broken up into 2 shows so the actual grave-sight scene didn't occur until the 2nd 1/2. Regardless, Will Geer was a major asset to that show and provided the anchor that connected the family and community. A true patriarch if ever there was one. I only wish that Richard Thomas had made an appearance in that episode
They're showing the ones with just John and the kids now, And Rose and her grandchildren. I am guessing that Michael Learned had gotten tired of playing Olivia again. And Robert Whiteman who played the new John Boy was okay,But there was nobody better than Richard Thomas.
RIP Mr. Geer
@@Sheri451 THE GUY WHO REPLACED RICHARD THOMAS, AS JOHN BOY, WAS AWFUL. I THINK THEY PICKED HIM BECAUSE HE WAS HANDDOME AND FAVORED, RICHARD THOMAS. BUT, HE WAS NOT IN ANYWAY, A GREAT ACTOR LIKE THE OFIGINAL JOHN BOY. I DONT THINK ANYBODY COULD HAVE PLAYED THAT ROLE LIKE RICHARD THOMAS.
I was surprised that Richard Thomas didn't come back for at least that episode. On the show, he was on assignment in Europe so I guess it would have been unrealistic to think that he could just pop back to Walton's mountain.
Richard Thomas was under contract doing shows in Europe and physically could not be in these 2 part episodes....he was devastated by Will Geers death there are a few interviews where he talks about this .
They were not acting here this sadness was real .
I absolutely LOVE Zebulon's character because he seemed like a mischievous little playful kid!
Bee Girl He really is a very special character in the show. I still cry everytime I watch this episode
Will Geer had died just after Season 6 ended. The tombstone says 1865-1941 which corresponds to Geer's actual age (1902-1978).
He was definitely a highlight of every episode. Rest in piece.
Truly missed
RIP MR.GREER
Grandma Walton was right-Grandpa Zeb lives in all of us-cast and fans alike.
Still loving the Waltons in 2020.
Good night Grandpa. 😪
Tears flowing😪
Fans might be surprised (and even disappointed) to learn that Will Geer and Ellen Corby were profoundly different people in real life from the characters they portrayed on _The Waltons._ This is a compliment to their consummate skill as professional actors, that they could inhabit those characters and make them so real. Gotta respect that.
Disappointed?
@@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadona thats just someone trying to to be.....Will and Ellen were amazing people and they showed it by how the played their characters.
Disappointed? They were freaking awesome. Grandpa had a Master's Degree in Botony and was a political activist, Grandma was a consummate professional and was also trained in transcendental meditation. She had a long-life same-sex partner. They were trailblazers.
@@angelahulsey9172 Yuck.
Yet they done more you ever do in life @@julienielsen3746
So touching-I cry every time I watch this. So moving in fictional TV, as well as in real life with both he & Esther [who had suffered a stroke in real life, as well]. The year before when Geer & Corby won the Emmy’s and they went hand-in-hand to accept them. That’s what makes this so moving, too.
I always thought that Grandpa and Elizebeth had a special rapport.
Greatest tv family ever
Mad respect for Ms Corby, coming back to this show and performing after a stroke. My goodness, she was a talent and a half.
Try burying a lived one on your property today you'll get all.kinds of hassles from health Dept
Oh God, here I go again. Tearjerker and heartbreaking. How I loved that show.
Broke my heart in real life. Even watching it in 2023.
this is the saddest episode
Grandpa Walton was born the year the Civil War ended! Wow. Nice tribute.
Then died right before America was thrust into WWII. France had already fallen and things were changing.
Tremendous show. Mandatory family viewing in my house growing up in the 70s.
Saddest moment ever💔💔💔💔💔
I was 13 when Will Geer died and still at a point in life where ANY death was both sad and scary---but the death of a known actor, no less of his on-air character as well, was especially moving.
The saddest part was when grandma saw him
Similar to when they killed off Jock Ewing on Dallas
SPOILERS:What was more sad?..when G.W. Died, John boy went missing..Also replaced..the grandma went around the world..momma and papa went to Arizona? When John Boy and Stewart were singing in the plane crash..when the grandma couldn’t talk..or when the GRANPA DIED..? Oh and let’s not forget Mary Ellen receiving a note that Curt was dead..? You tell me!
Grandpa pass away Now grandma is still here with your loving son. John he will care for mom till you meet her some where up there thank you for sharing Bless you all have a good day thank you
Grand maw walton turned out to be a criminal..she screwed barney fife by selling him a stolen car...
My daughters first name is Corby.. its a beautiful name as a Christian name ❤
Oh grampa 😭😭😭 tell me about the good old days
Grandpa reminded me so much of my grandpa💔💔💔I miss you so much grandpa but heaven is so lucky to have you💔💔❤️
After grandpa die the show wasn't as fun
I loved the Walton’s! It was a wonderful series and will always be cherished.. thank you all of you!!
That was so sad
makes me cry
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Where was john boy in this episode? You would think he would want to be there to honor grandpa.
Good night grandpa....you old fool.
John Boy was in New York City working on his book. It would have been amazing to have him back there for that episode.
So beautiful. Didnt Boone Walton pass away before Martha Corinne? I recall an episode where the family was trying to get her to move into a home closer to them because she was alone. Yet in season 7 episode 3, Boone is Moonshining!
Never saw the show when he died. Wish it could be televised again
Granpa is my favourite charecter..the old man have many experient for life..and he also like lequeor from baldwin sister..recepie😂😂
Richard Thomas and Eric Scott could act but the rest of the Walton children were terrible actors ..
Funny thing, we just watched a season 3 episode :The Statue" Where Grandpa makes a fixed in grave plot for grandma and him.
I just love The Waltons. I wish it were still on, there's something magical about this show,
It brings back memories
of the good ok days.
Miss u gramps Walton.
The Waltons comes on...INSP station, I think, or you can buy the seasons on dvd for pretty cheap from Amazon.com too.
man, he was an actor w/ a presence .remember him as the prosecutor in 'In cold blood'? when he slams shut that bible? he wasn't the type of guy you'd want on your bad side. he did some decent work on GUNSMOKE, too. god bless him.
❤😂😢😅😊❤😍
MY FAVORITE SHOW OF ALL YIMES,, GINETTE,
Did Erin have a perm here?
Did he die in real life at this time?
Sadly yes
Yes, Will Geer, who played Grandpa Walton, died shortly after the end of season 6. This was the premiere of season 7. Ellen Corby was a stroke victim in 1976; she returned in the last episode of season 7. She stayed on as a regular in season 7, then returned as a guest in season 8. She also appeared in most of the Waltons reunion movies.
yes will geer died 2 weeks before season start
Yes he did. Rest in piece.
They didn't a chance to say good bye to him in real life, so they decided to do it on the show.
Sadness
I can hardly hear it Nkotb.JoeyJordanFan
Will did great work on the episode “the Vigil”. His tearful talk with Olivia and with Mary Ellen in the chapel were both terrific scenes for him
It make me crying right now I love our grandad is the best ❤❤❤❤❤ rip
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Lo solicite en español, pero sale solo en inglés, que farza!
This is a LIE! THEYRE NOT full episodes!
Yep..if anyone needs a good cry come here and watch this
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Pa we miss u everyday u remind me of my grandpa Charlie he was just like u
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Was touching. Cried a little
No John Boy?
David Showmaker Unfortunately no. Richard Thomas was off the show by this time. John Boy was in New York City. Sad though! Would have been great having his appearance for this scene.
Richard Thomas was distancing himself from the show at this point. He did a few guest appearances in season six, a year after he he left. But that was it. He didn’t appear again until the 1993 reunion. He later said he was worried he’d be typecast as John Boy, but that happened anyway, so he wished he had stayed for the entire run. Michael Learned also said later that she should have stayed for the whole run.
Did he died between episode or was he to sick to go on
He died after the end of season 6. He had a heart attack. The last episode of season 6 was when Grandma came home after her stroke...their last time acting together. Because he was such a prominent character, they wrote his death into the season 7 premiere to give all of the actors and viewers a chance to say goodbye. 🥺😢😭
All babies like playing in the dirt. I thought that remark of Mary Ellen was silly. She can't tell at that age what her son will be into when he is a man. I saw this show when new, and I was a teen.
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Not as sad as when Snowball III died in The Simpsons.
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Where was John boy
Hazel Shirley In the war.
he left the show
He didn't leave the show. He wasn't there for seveal episodes but he never left the show. Besides these were real life stories, so where was John Boy; was the REAL John Boy at his grandfathers graveside?
Hazel Shirley They were in between Johnboys at this point.
He was in London at the time, working as a civilian correspondent for The Stars and Stripes (se 6 e 23).
Best Programme ever absolutely loved it,still watch it bought everyone and the films superb.
Never liked Mary Ellen
will gere wanted a pay raise so the network fired him
You related to John Lennon?