The Waltons - The Volunteer episode - behind the scenes with Judy Norton
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The Waltons - The Volunteer. GW Haines (David Doremus) enlists in the Army after Erin (Mary McDonough) refuses his marriage proposal. Once Mary Ellen's (Judy Norton) boyfriend, Erin feels guilty that she has now driven GW to enlist. Grandpa (Will Geer) and Jim Bob (David Harper) try to solve peacock Rover's love life as well. Maude Gormley (Merie Earle) hires Ike to be her agent to sell her paintings.
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I loved David Doremus on the show, wish he had stayed on. Looking forward to seeing him in an interview. Thanks, Judy.
He was a great addition.
The peacock probably felt out of place on CBS, felt more at home on NBC.
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The quilting 😂
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I loved the character GW. We watched him grow up, just like the Walton children. I cried so much when he died.
He was a fun recurring character. We always enjoyed having him in an episode.
Maude, GW and Rover the peacock all in one episode! WHOA! I have the feeling that when GW was with Erin at the boardinghouse and attempted to kiss her goodnight in her room, he may have been testing the waters to see if she MIGHT be ready to be more than friends. However, to his credit, he accepted her refusal to go any further and, moreover, even defended her rep with that boorish fellow recruit!
Ironically how Grandpa tried to help both Erin and Rover the peacock edge towards romance but neither were ready. Thankfully, both Erin and Rover had friends of the opposite gender who respected them so that was nothing to be sneezed at. Yeah, I definitely think that since Erin wound up getting cold feet while eloping with Chad, she wasn't yet ready to jump the broom (so to speak) with GW.
Thanks for this!
So glad you enjoyed this.
GW was such a wonderful character! Any episode with Maude in it was also great. Can't wait to hear from David/GW! Thank you Judy!
Awesome!
I remember this episode with G.W. going into the military and then
dying in an accident which was a surprise, David Doremus was a
great actor i saw him on Nanny and the Professor tv series and I
always enjoyed seeing Merie Earle as Maude Gormley and can't wait
to see David when you have him on have a wonderful week Thanks Judy.
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Glad you enjoyed these characters and the actors who brought them to life.
What NBC show was rover on?
@@sandradarrough5677 I think they meant that NBC's logo is the peacock.
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Thankyou Judy for sharing this episode about G.W.Dave Doremus is a great actor.I enjoyed his character.I really liked the part where G.W. asked Erin to marry him.
So glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks so much for following-up about having Mr. Doremus on your platform, Ms. Norton. Really appreciate that. He's someone I've wanted to hear from for many years.
Thank you for making this video
Great. Hoping to coordinate that soon.
Wonderful episode to see how G.W. becomes a grown adult and is close to Erin, then the tragedy of the military training session that kills off the character. I remember watching this episode with family,remembering how quiet the family room became when Mary Ellen announced the death of G.W. It was very sad. 😢😢 Thank you Judy 😊
Thank you for watching.
This show has a way of making you feel like you’re home even though i was born in 1995. I love how it brings so much dignity to small towns and working families and I can watch this show all day everyday and be content
Thank you so much, I’m so happy to hear that.
Great! Glad to hear GW will be here soon! I really liked his character and his relationship with you, Judy; a sweet time in life, just finding our way... ♥️👏 What a great show 🏆
So glad. Thank you.
In real life, Fort Lee was in Petersburg, VA which is over 100 miles away from Walton's Mountain. Rockfish, on the other hand, is literally a 5-minute car ride away. However, there's no military base or much of anything anymore other than a post office. Most of the community was washed away permanently in 1969 during Camille.
Thanks for that info. It’s possible I misinterpreted what was said in the episode about the logistics.
My husband was stationed there when he went into the Army during Vietnam.
This segment about The Volunteer really great as with all others. I love any episodes with Maude. I agree with Maude about having another agent. Keeping her best interest come first. LOL. Looking forward to hearing from David Doremus. Looking forward to hearing David's experience on the Walton's and other things he has done.
Awesome. Thanks.
BACK THEN, YOU HAD TO ENLIST WHEN YOU WERE AT LEAST 18 . GLAD THAT ALL GOT CHANGED YEARS DOWN THE ROAD
Indeed.
Loved G.W. He was a wonderful character. He was so cute!! Such a nice, likable, gentle boy. I was so sad when he died, I liked seeing him on the show. Looking forward to seeing David Doremus on your program. I wish he had married Erin. He really wanted to be part of the Walton’s’ family, he loved being over there.❤️
He did seem to easily fit in with the family.
Good day,my friend!❤
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Love your interviews with past cast members Judy looking forward to that great 👍😃 video
Thank you.
Looking forward to the interview with David
Me too!
I am so glad he will be doing an interview soon with the actor who plays G.W.. I find it ironic that the two loves who died on the show are still alive (G.W. and Curt....although he reappears later I don't count that) and the ones that weren't killed off (Jonesy and Paul) have passed away in real life.
Yes - sad to have lost any of them.
@@judynorton2598 yes, it is. I enjoyed reading Joe Conley's autobiography as he grew up in Buffalo, New York which is where I'm from. It's hard to believe he has passed along with many others.
This is one of my favorite episodes as it sets up for me, one of the most memorable. The one where G.W. dies, "The First Casualty". That episode really was wonderfully acted and directed in my opinion. Erin and Daddy had a wonderful scene that I will never forget and brings me to tears every time I see it. I look forward to you covering that episode as well as hopefully seeing Mr. Doremus in the coming weeks. Continued gratitude for your channel and the wonderful behind the scenes insights you share. Lisa
Hi LisaMorris. I agree. The director and producer of both episodes were exceptional. The Casualty broke a lot of hearts and had us crying a lot of tears. A Beautiful panoramic landscape of GW's home on the farm with his proud parents, so delighted to have their son home for a day, only to be faced with his sudden death soon after. I felt such sorrow for them, imagining if that was my son. I can't wait to see Judy's interview with David Doremus. Excellent performances once again. 🤩👍
Yes - some wonderful scenes in The First Casualty. I did speak a bit about it in a segment. Here is that link: ruclips.net/video/thQxElRup54/видео.html
@@judynorton2598 I forgot about this one! Thank you Judy.
@@judynorton2598 Thank you for sharing the link with me. Somehow I missed seeing this episode on your channel.
Another memorable episode for me...that darn Peacock! He was trained and well behaved but Oh, was he LOUD! The one thing he couldn't be trained was to be quiet when we were rolling...and he found the 'bell' (actually an ugly sounding loud HORN we used when outside) fascinating i.e. every time we were ready to roll and sounded the 'bell' that silly Peacock would let out a scream and we'd have to wait (usually a few seconds) for him to calm down! At one time I had gone to the outdoor set of "Police Woman" and asked the AD to coordinate with us as the loud blanks they used in their guns had caused us to stop a few times...now, the "Police Woman" AD came to me and asked if we could muffle the Peacock (we couldn't, ha!) About the use of Stunt People I recall in "The Ferris Wheel" where Kami gets stuck near the top and Eric rescues her by climbing skeleton of the ride to do just that - Eric really wanted to do the work himself, and director Larry Dobkin obliged as much as possible...if memory serves me there was a shot where Eric is handed a rope and begins the climb...then we cut and had a Stunt Person double for Eric do the climb for the long-shot...then we cut to Eric climbing off the rails and into the Ferris Wheel car and comfort Kami. We had built a duplicate portion of the Ferris Wheel on Stage 26 (recall Kami falling off in her dream) I'm pretty sure this portion of the wheel on Stage 26 wa the one we used for Eric's rescue of Kami - a bit fuzzy memory there but I'm sure Eric would know - anyway Erics Mom was there for the climb, and Kami's folks were there for the fall!
I also recall those paintings of Maude's in Ike's Store, each uniquely painted 'primitives' painted by Art Director Ed Graves. Fun Fact: While filming this episode Merie Earle (Maude Gormley) made one of her appearances on "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson" FYI, watching the episode I found myself filling in as an Extra climbing into the bus, dancing etc. what FUN!
David Doremus was a doll, such a nice young man.
John Dayton! howdy! Always exciting to read your descriptive posts! Should you ever decide to compile your many detailed experiences working in the film/TV industry, it would be a best seller! Angie Dickinson from Police Woman, was admired by many young girls/women. I was one of those little girls. So we gotta forgive the loud blanks they had used on set! Wow, Eric did much of the stunt work on the Ferris Wheel! And Ed Graves's paintings were beautiful! Last note, Be great if you could give us the name of the Waltons episodes where you were climbing into the bus, dancing, etc... We recall you playing majestically like Chopin in one episode. 👍
@@LisaLisa-2023 It was this episode The Volunteer...I vaguely recll having not ordering up enough Extras....as I sometimes did, I stepped in. Our 22nd AD, Joe Florence told he had done the same thing on the original "Bewitched"
@@movieprod aha! I'm going to rewatch the volunteer intently and spot you extra'ing around John Dayton! & report back when Ive spotted you! Just look for John's mass of luxuriant curly hair.😁 That is just too cool, how others in your expert craft, filled in for missing extras. Bewitched, especially in its syndication was watched by many, like me and my 4 older sisters. I loved Elizabeth Montgomery's work.🤩
@@movieprod John Dayton, I strained my allergy eyes to try to find you on The Volunteer whenever the Bus scenes appeared. One with Erin leaving to Virginia beach to be with GW and the other on her return home.
I didn't see any curly haired young man dancing or climbing aboard or unboarding. please help. 😁🤔😁
Thanks for sharing all the additional details!
This was really nice. I loved all the different parts of the storyline. For me each one of these that you do is like going for a walk down memory lane. I just loved and treasured The Walton’s so much. More than any other series I ever watched. More than anything it helped me understand my parents better as both had been raised during the Great Depression. Thanks, Judy.
So glad it has been helpful.
Great episode Judy.... Now I'll have to watch this episode of the waltons again 😊 Thanks again for all you do for us putting together these ask Judy videos I love them ❤.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
Great episode, peacocks and peahens can be scratchy and they can peck.
Doesn’t surprise me :)
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i recognizedDavid rightaway, he looked alot like he did on Nanny and the Professor
Yes! Same basic era to our early seasons.
You always bring up interesting topics. Over the past year or so, I've read everything I could find on Mulholland Drive. To me, Mulholland is synonymous with Hollywood and Southern California culture. I don't live in California, but one day I hope to drive all 21 miles of that road.
Awesome!
Judy, GW is one of my favorite re - occurring characters! Why did they kill him off?
Recently one of our writers said they felt it was needed to bring the war to the mountain.
Hi Judy, thanks for sharing this episode. Have a great weekend!
Thank you.
Great segment Judy. I think I’ve loved everything Kathleen Hite has ever done. She was such a remarkable person. 👍🏻
We were lucky to have her write shows for us.
Hi Judy, thank you so much for your videos, I always look forward to them! I have a question: With The Waltons arguably being one of the best known shows in the world and the forerunner of what today would be considered well known memes ("Good night, John Boy"...), how did you manage to stay grounded? Most young actors become self-important and arrogant, many start taking drugs and are never seen again, but you come across as so 'normal', well mannered and humble. Yet, you must have been aware that many teenagers had your poster on their walls and just as many saw feisty Mary Ellen as a role-model for women. What contributed to you staying so grounded, religion, family or something else? Many thanks and lots of love from West Sussex, UK!
Thank you for your kind comments. I really appreciate that. I did go through a bit of a “full of myself” phase as a teen, but fortunately came through it to appreciate my good fortune and how fleeting it can all be. I think it was a combination of all the factors you mentioned.
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Thank you so much.
Have found yourself calling your tv parents and grandparents by their character names sometimes when you weren't making an episode
I don’t recall doing that, but it very well could have happened. Also could happen that someone called someone by their real name on camera by mistake :)
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Hi Judy, thanks for this look at the volunteer episode. David Doremus was the perfect choice to play GW. Funny you should mention the quilting episode, that just ran on the hallmark channel. Love the quilting, especially the end where you are all singing the quilting song. You really gave it to grandma, you wanted no part of a quilting. Looking forward to your interview with David Doremus. Thanks Judy!
Yep - the Quilting was certainly Mary Ellen at her most rebellious 🤨
This was one of those episodes with a storyline that required a slower pace but it was never boring and still had you hooked on it as it had a lot going on. Watching this I could feel dread creeping up as we knew GW would not be around for too long after this from the First Casualty episode. Thank you Judy for an excellent segment and as always, best wishes to you from your waltonian superfan in a cooler England😉
Glad you enjoyed it despite its slower pace - but then, The Waltons seemed to be of that genre that unfolded a story in its own time rather than forcing pace.
It’s MaryEllen😁, I just started watching The Waltons last year with my client .
Awesome!! Thank you!!
When GW died it broke my heart. The actor who played him was terrific. David you were such a wonderful actor and was missed on The Walton’s. Thank you Judy💕
Sad to lose a character we’ve all gotten attached to.
@@judynorton2598 so true Judy . I missed everyone who was gone by the end of the show. You do get attached.That is the mark of a great cast and the amazing actors that were on this wonderful show. Hope you are having a lovely Sunday Judy💕
I love the shot of Erin by the lake, and Maude painting. I'd like to do some paintings of that scene myself. One of the few scenes with the ice wagon, while they're sitting in Mary Ellen's yard. Sort of sad they didn't show it more. He would have come by often to bring ice for the icebox at the Waltons.
I agree - those touches really gave an authenticity to the period.
Judy they just showed this episode with Mr. Doremus. You should have him on along with the teachers from their high school & college. The girl who played Daisy and Janet. Another character I just remembered is the woman who was visiting the Baldwin sisters from Germany.. That's what I can remember for now.. Hope you had a very enjoyable Mother's Day❤❤❤❤
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Thanks Judy. Loved GWs role. The Quilting one of my favorites.
Another nice backstory post. Looking forward to the interview.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Everybody should be so blessed to enjoy the friendship of a "GW!". Looking forward to your interview with him! It's nice to see how careful Olivia and John are of the daughter(s). Sweet. Is it very usual for southern farms and rural dwellers to keep peacocks? I love that the bird's name is Rover and always enjoyed Jim Bob's/David's scènes with Rover! Maude was so funny being persnickety with poor Ike. How rich these characters make our lives! Much love to Walton's everywhere.❤
Great question about the peacock. I have no idea.
Judy, thank you so very MUCH for another wonderful episode!! By the way, you are looking lovely today . I look forward to each and every video!! I can't wait for your interview with GW, I fell in love with him during the Easter Story. Have a Wonderful Weekend!! 🥰
Thank you so much.
Looking forward to your interview with David Doremus. GW was such a a good character. I thought it was strange that Olivia & John put Erin on a bus to Rockfish when everyone else in the family always drove into Rockfish all the time for this or that. You'd think they would have saved the bus fare & just driven her. Anyway, as always, thanks for sharing!
Very true. In fact I always thought the bus depot was in Rockfish. Maybe I heard it all wrong.
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Judy, have you been able to find Cindy Eilbacher (Martha Rose Coverdale)? I still would love to see one about Mary Ellen's nemesis.
Have not found a way to track her down so far.
Very enjoyable as usual. ❤
Yay, thank you!
I loved the "proposal". It was very GW. Was so happy to meet and chat with David in Waco. Such a nice guy, glad to hear he'll be a guest!
Looking forward to it :)
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I like Kathleen Hite's work on The Waltons and Gunsmoke.
She wrote a lot of lovely episodes.
David Doremus has also been attending some of the most recent fan events this year as well. 😊😊
Yes! He was in Waco and then Marshfield MO for the Cherry Blossom Festival!
It will be nice to see an interview with David “GW”! How I wish we could have interviews with all those who have passed on. Such as grandma, grandpa, the Baldwin sisters etc. thankfully we have the cast and others to at least share their memories of those great actors. Mary
I agree - would have been nice to be able to have them all as guests.
Have a nice night 🌙
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Loved G.W. and Erin story line. Sad he died .
Very sad - would have been interesting if GW married into the family.
Hello Judy, very in depth look at this episode. I remember it like it was yesterday. Thanks again for giving us inside knowledge of the greatest family series broadcasted on television., 💜🙏 God bless
You are so welcome
I loved GW! ❤ His death broke my heart. 😢
I'm really looking forward to the interview with David.
I’m looking forward to that as well.
Hey kiddo! It came to me that David D. appeared on many episodes. How many were there? Can't wait to see his segment with you! He was completely adorable in Waco. Hope to meet him again soon. Hugs to ya!
David did about 11 episodes, but several were 2parters
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Very interesting. I think the show always touched on good themes, like Ma Gormley getting full of herself. Did it work out with her new agent? I am guessing it did not, and she came back to work with Ike.
Fun storylines - combining humor and reality.
Hi Judy! before I even watched your entire segment, the comments below grabbed my attention, so please excuse me for belting my excitement: Wow!! Yes!! David Doremus, our Waltons beloved GW Haines, who learned how to dance with Mary Ellen will be here!! thank you, Judy. 😁😁😁👍
Yes! Still need to lock him down (so to speak) but he has said he will join me.
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I always loved that episode!
So glad.
You've done it again giving us a nice segment on another episode. Glad to hear you got another actor coming here to share their Walton's experience. You certainly have gone the extra mile to make your productions so informative, and so enjoyed. Glad you continue to put on a good show, created, produced, and performed all by you, along with your trusty Editor. Tip of the day use olive 🫒 oil every day in every way. : )
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Thank you Judy another awesome episode. Keep emailing comming.
The last sentence I mentioned keep them comming.
Thank you :)
I've always loved the character of G.W. He's so down-to-earth and very sweet--one guy that any nice girl would be happy to bring home to meet her family! And the way Erin reacted to that couple slipping away to be alone and the fact that Erin didn't want to stay at the same place as that other gal reminds me of just the way my folks raised all of us. I doubt my folks would have allowed me a weekend like that unless we were double-dating with one of my brothers and his gal. I understood John's initial response--I would have expected no less from him. Regardless, it was all handled very tastefully as we can so happily expect from The Walton's. So excited to have David Doremus join you for an interview, Judy! It is always interesting to see the actors out of character.
So glad you enjoyed the segment and the episode.
Love the show, watched it for ever. Loved your character. You’re such a good actor. Really like your plant behind you. Looks so healthy, I’m sure it’s real. Also really enjoying you showing us scenes from the show and explaining things to us. Keep them coming. Even my husband is watching this with me.
Love that! Sorry to say the bamboo tree behind me is not real - however all the trees outside my window are real. 😊
@@judynorton2598 wow it sure looks real. We watch Walton’s every single day Monday through Friday, love ur show
The Franklin Canyon art scene is also like a scene fellow Warner Bros star Porky Pig does an art drawing and another fellow Warner Bros star Daffy Duck keeps interfering with Porky's painting and removing stuff out of Porky's painting. Porky could've sold his painting also at Godsey's store...lol. Porky however later got back at Daffy Duck using Daffy as his car engine.
Fun idea :)
@@judynorton2598 It was a 1950 short "Boobs In the Woods" directed by Robert McKimson
Love The Waltons, have all episodes and the feature films. I dig them out every five years to watch again. I think we that were born in 1950/60 era can identify with this family life… growing up in the country with lots of freedom
So happy to hear that. Thank you.
Jim bobs car was funny. I remember him riding with a friend and it overheated and they had to pull over till it cooled off. His friend said does this happen a lot and Jim bob said “yeah”. I think he finally hooked it up to the saw mill.
Yes! It was in The Flight episode. Coming soon!
I always liked G.W. but his story is heartbreaking. First his rejection by Mary Ellen and then Erin and, of course, his tragic death in the training accident. Isn't it shortly after this episode that G.W. was killed?
Yes, sadly I believe it was the next episode GW was killed.
Hi Judy this episode was so interesting thank you and you have a nice weekend
Thank you! You too!
One of my favorite episodes. Kathleen Hite was amazing with her writing. Just recently discovered that she also wrote for Gunsmoke, and also the first female writer for CBS. The Walton's had some unique individuals working on the show.
She really does seem to have a fabulous history and paved the way for other women writers.
Trickey episode to do as John was proven " I know the kind of girls that hang out around military base"as confirmed by GW hitting that guy . We didn't need to see this painting Maude did as we saw best painting in the whole series was Erin's wall painting. as always show came out very tastefully done
Very true that we didn’t need to see this painting.
@@judynorton2598 one in the series was marvelous in The Portrait
Interestingly, I'm going to be watching this episode tonight. The description that John gave Chad was interesting, it makes me think that a similar incident in the Hamner family. I love it when John gets angry and as says" THIS IS ERIN", because he knows about the shenanigans that occur in Army camps, yes it is a great ending with the peahen, SM Au
For that time period, I don’t blame John for not wanting Erin to go.
@@judynorton2598 A young woman (in this instance Erin) should be able to travel freely w/o fear of harm. The reality is that there are wolves out there, particularly in places like the military. When I did my apprenticeship I was horified at what I saw and the attitudes of the young men. So yes I do agree that John did the right thing and being accurate for social norms at the time. I just chuckle every time John has an outburst. Like that incidentant on the Caretakers with Easy Jackson. Or when he criticises Olivia for her attitude, when the Baldwin sisters want to adopt Jason, then throws his coveralls onto the floor. Ralph was such a brilliant actor, he made a real art out of it. I'm just wondering whether the real model for Erin, Audrey, was barred from going to an Army camp, or perhaps another family member. I'd love to know where Earl go some of his ideas.
I remember this episode so well. I loved the character GW, he was the boy next door that had lots of charm. He clearly adored Erin but maybe it was too much too soon for her, timing is everything :( 😞 It will be great to see an interview with David Doremus!! Great segment as always Judy!!❤
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
I recollect whenever G. W. eventually gets killed in WW2 that I was watching with my parents. Dad's younger sister had gotten married just before the young husband went off to fight. He probably went to Camp Lee, Virginia. Bill would become the first person from our home county to die in WW2, in the North Africancampaign. Anyway, my dad would tell me, a baby boomer born in 61 - towards the end of that generation, that story. I watched the series with parents the age of John Boy and Mary Ellen. Many times, it would prompt the disclosure of events in their own lives...
Thank you for watching and for sharing your own family history. So many families affected by WW2
Oh how I love this show another great episode there never was a bad episode their all great th is one that I enjoyed as well judy once again great breakdown thanks for your time you awesome judy
Thank. you so much.
Your welcome so much
I think the saddest episode was the death of GW
That episode and the "death" of Curt Willard at Pearl Harbor were the saddest episodes for me.
Both episodes are heartbreaking 😢
Yes. Great point. For some inexplicable reason, The show where GW dies was truly earth-moving. Maybe it's because I'm reacting from a Parent's perspective. I'm sure David Doremus gets inundated with his TV- demise, but it was so affecting, that it seemed real.
It was a shock to all of us.
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Oh my God i was maybe ten years old when this aired. I still have a crush on Erin. lol What a wonderful channel. Thank you so much.
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Besides loving the Waltons cast, there were such wonderful guests like G.W. That had parts, and so many more, too many to mention. But they always fit in so very well with the Waltons and the parts they played. ❤️❤️
I agree. We had so many wonderful guest actors.
This was a good episode. I Remember it well. Another Great video, waiting for the next one. God Bless and take care Judy ♥
Thank you.
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GW was a wonderful addition and storyline in The Waltons. Would really enjoy his interview. And, I had the same thought as you did re: Jason - he's a great musician, not a mechanic ❤
Agreed!
Probably one of the best episodes. Might even tear up.
I understand.
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Thank you, Judy! I watched your "The Casualty" review, and it explained a lot. How many analyses and videos you've crafted since you started your channel is amazing! I remember the first time I found you and I was just mesmerized because it spoke to my heart & you were ever present! I hardly posted until your other fan, Duane helped me ask you questions! Now I can't stop talking. LOL. thank you always. 😁😁🧡❤
So glad you continue to enjoy these segments. Much appreciated.
Look forward to an interview with David. Hope you can ask him (in a general, non-Walton way!) about his other series Nanny and the Professor! Thanks, Judy love your channel!
Great suggestion!
Exciting that David Doremus would be interested in being on your channel here! I would love to hear from him!!
Me too!
I loved the Walton’s all through my childhood years! And I also love watching the reruns so happy you are sharing your experiences with us!! 🤗🥰🩷
So happy to hear that.
@@judynorton2598 The Waltons will always be my absolute favorite! I fell in love with each and every one of you and your characters. I felt like I was a part of a beautiful family. And this show added so much to my life. It’s hard to explain the impact you all made. Thank you. 🥰🤗
*Judy, another great episode from you explaining so much 🙂I did giggle when you said that the Peacock & the Peahen just became friends... so no many future generations from them at all aye ;-) 🙂nz*
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I remember you once said that when you were shooting a scene at the table, if you took a bite, you had to continue eating throughout the whole scene. After the shoot was over, did they let you finish eating? What did they do with all the food that was left after shooting? Thanks!!
If you took a bite in a take that was printed, then any subsequent camera angle you were in had to match. So you had to eat bites on the same lines of dialogue each time. After scenes were done, the food that was “used” I believe was tossed.
You are always so good about describing the set and stage where the interiors were shot. In the short clip you showed with this episode of Olivia and John in their bedroom discussing GW. the light that is shining on them appears to come from a side window that doesn’t seem to appear on the house. Any thoughts about why that lighting is that way?
Thanks much.
Great question. I hadn’t really thought about that. haha
Judy, I really enjoy your analysis and the highlighted editing of each episode you review. Even tho I've watched these episodes many times, your retelling almost feels like you're watching the show with us now. How wonderful is that? 👍
Wow, thank you!
Is the big lake also the one used on the Andy Griffith show?
Yes it is.
@@judynorton2598 awesome thanks for sharing
A long time ago I was daydreaming about a farm that I would like to have and the animals that would be on the farm. Then I decided to collect stuffed animals for all the animals that I would like to have on the farm. Watching this video, I guess I had better get a stuffed Peacock. I will call him Rover.
I just ordered a Peacock to add to my collection of stuffed animals.
I love that!