Bonnie Bartlett is such a wonderful actress and I have been a fan for years. This is a very moving episode. Just such a good job by all of the actors. Thanks Judy for everything 🌸
Hi Judy, the Walton's has always been one of our favorite television shows. Only the Andy Griffith show is an equal. Hearing your commentary and remarks about this episode is such a joy. Our children were very young when the Walton's first aired. My wife and I were in our mid 20s back then. You must be mighty proud of playing such a key role in the Walton's.
I'm 51 and watched The Waltons as kid with my mom and dad. I haven't watched the show in many years. My dad has dementia and my sisters and brother and I take turns going over my dads to sit and visit for a while. My dad and his girlfriend watch the Waltons everytime I'm over there. I'm literally addicted to the show again and even record it so I don't miss a show. Its the best show still to this day. I hope one day I can go see the Waltons house. Thank you all for a GREAT family show. God bless u all.
Alot of Shows series Came & Went but the Waltons always stayed with me the most since 1974 ❤ only being almost 4 then you all was already in our home 📺 Thanks Judy 😊
Love the episode thank you Judy for what you are doing to share that special time in our lives The Walton Family …. Judy have a blessed safe holiday this weekend ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🌈🌈🌈
My Great-uncle had a " John-boy" car and it was that tan color.. one day when we were visiting he called my name and invited me to take a ride in that car. One problem--+ he took his dog with him ! ! Sooooo I got to ride in the rumble seat ! ! ! !☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️ What fun🎼🎶🎶☺️☺️
Thank you again for the behind the scenes. Bonnie Bartlett also did a great job on Little House On The Prairie as Grace where she ends up marrying Mr Edwards (Victor French)
What a great episode for showing two sides of a situation. John Boy was upset about not getting the car after all the hard work he did, and the man didn’t want to give up the car due to the loss of his son. Glad it all worked out in the end
Thank you for all the inside stories of the filming of the series. I watched it with my grandparents when it first aired and now am watching it with my granddaughter! 5 generations and hopefully more to follow!
I remember the emotion that Mr. Rudge attached to his son's car, almost as if he was betraying his son by selling it. John Boy always had the sensitivity to feel another person's heartache. Perhaps he painted the car so that Mr. Rudge wouldn't feel badly when he saw John Boy driving it. It's anyone's guess. Thanks for this episode.
I just saw this episode today. John Boy spoke of painting the car long before he knew the story of the Rudge's son. I seem to remember hearing at some point that it was because they had to use different cars.
Just watched Vertigo (Hitchcock movie) and recognized Ellen Corby as the Manager of McKittrick Hotel. I also saw her as Ms. Davis in It's a Wonderful Life. That gal must have stayed busy back in the day.
And just like that, I've come to the end of Season 2, Judy! And still learning new things with every one of your videos! I like hearing about the sets and where things are filmed - when I'm watching, I NEVER give it a thought that a lot of things are sets or fake and NOT real places! I will definitely be more observant from now on when seeing those meal scenes - to see how seamless you all and the editors make them. And on to Season 3!😍
Wonderful. I find I can easily watch and be caught up in the show and story even though I know all the behind the scenes stuff. I hope it is the same for you.
@@davelewandoski4292 Seen Erin drive it to in the episode, The Lumberjack. Ben drove it, and it got stolen by someone else and they damaged the fender on it.
I used to work with adults with ASD & this show was a favorite in a home of ladies I used to work with. One woman in particular would watch this as she fell asleep in bed, & once it was time to turn off the TV we would say “goodnight, Waltons.” I fell in love with the show through them & The Waltons has been my nightlight as well since the pandemic started. Thank you, Judy, for sharing your memories & details about the show!
Just realized Mrs Rudge in real life (Bonnie Bartlett) sadly lost her only young son and then adopted two). St. Elsewhere was the best medical deama of all time, final episode so moving. Ill follow the peas from now on! thank you Judy!
I just love how you keep coming up with such great material. I can somewhat relate to Mr. Rudge. I have a car that I bought for for my 16 year old daughter. She drove for 9 months and was killed in a car crash. That was 18 years ago and I still can’t part with it. Thanks for all you do Miss Judy.
Another fine episode! I always wondered if they changed the color to make it more recognizable in wide shots in other episodes. So many of the cars were black, dark blue or dark green. In any wide shots with other vehicles you could always pinpoint John-Boy’s car! Loved that Grandma wanted to ride in rumble seat - sweetest smile when she got in car and Grandpa helping and telling her to enjoy and remember her girlhood!! ❤️
She is great I love her so much. I remember gathering as a family every week to watch The waltons in the seventies. Every story seemed to have a life lesson and not one ounce of Filth.
Judy is that to be sure. Not to mention gracious, personable and unassuming. No wonder her you tube channel has 39,000 subscribers and counting. There are legions of we Waltons fans out there.
I absolutely love her. Especially how down to earth she is even though she's world famous. And also she answers you back individually and that's unheard of that I know.
Good morning Judy. Thanks for the up close look at the car episode. Bonnie Bartlett went on to be a regular on little house on the prairie. She played the role of Grace Snider. Have a great fourth of July and thank you!🎆🎇
Bonnie Bartlett was incredibly popular during the 50's as a major CBS-TV star on "Love of Life" portraying Vanessa Dale. She would have easily won a Daytime Emmy if those had existed at the time.
@@shirleyleone799 Grace Edwards, nee' Snider! And in as a yet to be reviewed Walton's episode entitled, "The Lie", was another future LHotP cast member. Hersha Parady, aka, Alice Garvey.
One of my favorite Walton episodes was when momma wanted a perfect Christmas dinner an everything kept happening. But they all wound up together. I really like the part when grandma an grandpa made it home that morning. They was all so happy. I love that episode. Love the Waltons.
Great video, Judy! Thanks! I remember my first car; it was a 1988 dark red four door Honda Civic. It had black accents and some puddy colored trim on the inside of the car. Everyone complimented me on that car when I got it and it was still new! It lasted over fifteen years, too. I had a silver Toyota Corolla and now I’m on my second Honda Civic-dark blue and again a lot of people like the car. I’m a single man but I like four door sedans anyway. Well, please keep these videos coming as much as you can; I wish you and yours a wonderful day! 👍👍👍
Another awesome segment, Judy! I am so glad you spoke about the changes in the color of the car. I often pondered that. I remember your character and Mary’s character was measuring for seat covers. Have a blessed day, Judy! Stay cool, as summer is in full force. ❤️
I absolutely loved this series-and watched it faithfully from inception on. And I love to see you on here, as yourself, telling us all about it! I clicked to hear about the car but you look and sound great! Thank you for being on RUclips! And I too was puzzled when the car was suddenly beige.
Thanks Judy for all your videos. I’ve always been a huge fan of “The Waltons” so it’s truly enjoyable to sit back and listen to your stories about the cast and behind the scenes. You really have a unique talent for telling stories. You make it look so easy but I’m sure you put a lot of time and effort into each video. Thank you so much for doing that. I think I’ve shed a few tears while watching almost every episode that was made and this one “The Car” was no exception. That doesn’t happen unless you have great writing and acting and of course “The Waltons” has that! Thanks again Judy.
Thank you for such a wonderful video today! I always liked this episode and felt that it was a learning experience for John Boy in understanding others and their grief. The actor and actress who played Mr. and Mrs. Rudge were wonderful in that episode, as they were in everything they were in. It will be interesting to see what you discover from the cast or crew as to why the color of the car changed.
Watching the episode where John Boy brings Lyle home, the really smart kid and Mary Ellen sprayed him with the hose. Grandpa & John Boy are watching from the mill and cracking up 😂 😂
@@judynorton2598 Judy, I always wondered if you were really surprised when Lyle poured water on you at the table as the episode ended. You looked genuinely shocked and then started laughing. Thanks for the videos!
Good morning Judy (alias Mary Ellen) and as always thank you for keeping these precious episodes alive. Looking forward to finding out the mystery of John Boy's car color change. Last week the UFO report and now this will answer almost all of life's greatest mysteries. Have a wonderful and safe 4th of July and as always we'll catch you again on another episode of "Behind the Scene's with Judy." Aloha from the middle of America.
this episode actually about made me cry when they were driving the car back to the house the music really about got me this has to be one of many of my favorite episode's
Another great episode. I just love the inside scoop! I have watched actors hold their hand on a light switch and get a chuckle out of it when the light goes on too soon or too late. Of course that never happened on the Waltons! Grandma was so cute in the rumble seat. I just saw her on a movie with Joan Crawford where she plays a young housekeeper or cook and gets fired. She was so sweet. I loved that they continued to use "John-Boy's" car throughout the series. It was almost like a cast member, as was the old green truck which I missed after they got the new station wagon.
Loved this one. Moving peas and fake rocks! So fascinating hearing all of the behind the scenes info. Even hearing about not switching the light switch too quickly. You are great and know your stuff!
Another thing I loved about the Walton's were the old cars and trucks. Especially John Boy's car and Johns truck that he hauled lumber with. Another great episode of the Walton's. Thanks Judy!
The backstory in this episode was very powerful - The Rudges had lost their only son in a naval accident - this car had belonged to their son and Mr. Rudge couldn't bear to let it go. It was touching the way John Boy helped him "heal" from that, I thought. ❤ I've seen this episode sooo many times and never made the connection between the debris in the Walton's yard being the result of the same storm that caused the damage to The Rudge's yard. Duh! Makes perfect sense- thanks for pointing that out, Judy! ☺️
@@kareendelconte I find just about nothing of interest on TV today. It seems like people have completely run out of ideas. As part of my daily routine I put on my cable station that runs the Waltons from 9 am until 1 o’clock. I have it on in the background even if I’m doing something else at the time. Always wished I had grown up in a family like that, I wouldn’t be such a messed up person today! LOL ☺️💕
@@valeriejoylauria8944 I know what you mean about nothing new (or very uplifting)on TV these days! I, too, record The Waltons from both the cable stations that are currently airing it. Like you, I put it on - even if it's just in the background. I'll bet you're not as "messed up" as you think you are. ❤❤❤
Judy i love when they're talking about the car and how hyder is acting funny about letting john boy see it and little jim bob says maybe there's a machine gun in the rumble seat left over from a bank robbery. The early episodes had so many cute moments with jim bob and elizabeth. I also love on the episode the townie jim bob takes care of a baby duck and names it jim bob junior.
Thank you Judy for going into such detail on what takes place in filming. It's great knowledge for us fans. The opening music to The Walton's is loved so much. Perhaps you could talk about this music and intro music in The Homecoming when you are all carrying wood to the house. That's a great tune too. My real life sister's name is Mary Ellen.
Yay! It is Thursday & you are sharing with us such interesting details! This is either good news or regretful news.....I do notice differences of positions of people & things from shot to shot on TV & movies.... not always, but mostly. Most interesting! Again, I thank you, Judy, for sharing with us. I enjoy the reruns all the more😊
The scenes of the family gather around the radio in the living room triggers memories for me. We had a floor model radio, and we gathered around to listen to such things as Amos and Andy, George Burns, and Gracie Allen, the Lone Ranger, the shadow.
Judy, you are still as beautiful today as you were when the Walton's premiered. Thank you for this channel. Your voice is so soothing and your presentations are really wonderful.
That was a very grown up episode for Richard - I had tears...Judy, I don't know as you'll see this comment but I wanted to let you know that when I open my new hospice here in Cali, I will have purchased all the seasons of the Waltons for my children's media room.
I loved how they were able to turn their feeling around through the kindness John Boy had for them that allows them to open up reminding them of times with their son. Judy you are right I didn't notice that Grandpa had the peas and next it was on the table I am going to be sure to look for that next time. I love how you take the time to explain all the directing aspects of the show I just always thought the lights were all connected and you all didn't have to think about it and just turn the light off. I was only a part of one Movie my daughter was in when she was about 10 and I remember it took hours just to get the lighting just right for a scene that was only 15 minutes. I don't know how you did it your Amazing! Thank you Judy have a great 4th of July!! Kathy
St. Elsewhere was ground breaking, and set the bar high for future medical shows. Another wonderful video. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos.
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Bonnie Bartlett is such a wonderful actress and I have been a fan for years. This is a very moving episode. Just such a good job by all of the actors. Thanks Judy for everything 🌸
My pleasure.
Hi Judy, the Walton's has always been one of our favorite television shows. Only the Andy Griffith show is an equal. Hearing your commentary and remarks about this episode is such a joy. Our children were very young when the Walton's first aired. My wife and I were in our mid 20s back then. You must be mighty proud of playing such a key role in the Walton's.
Thank you so much.
Grandma stole the episode with that moment she got a ride in the car. I love hearing about the technical side and the sets. Thank you Judy x
Riding in the rumble seat is a real trip..I know!!! Did it!!!☺️☺️☺️♥️♥️♥️🚗🚗🎈🎈🎈🎈
Such a sweet moment.
I loved this episode!! I really thought it was so cute when Grandma asked to ride in the rumble seat. ❤️❤️
I agree
I'm 51 and watched The Waltons as kid with my mom and dad.
I haven't watched the show in many years. My dad has dementia and my sisters and brother and I take turns going over my dads to sit and visit for a while.
My dad and his girlfriend watch the Waltons everytime I'm over there. I'm literally addicted to the show again and even record it so I don't miss a show. Its the best show still to this day. I hope one day I can go see the Waltons house. Thank you all for a GREAT family show. God bless u all.
Thanks for being loyal fans!
Alot of Shows series Came & Went but the Waltons always stayed with me the most since 1974 ❤ only being almost 4 then you all was already in our home 📺
Thanks Judy 😊
Well put, yep, every week they were in our homes for all those years. 📺
Thanks for being there with us every week.
@@judynorton2598 All so Very Welcome!❣ty ☺
Hi Judy. It’s wonderful to relive the magic of The Waltons through your eyes. Thank you
You are so welcome!
I love this episode also,I think I love every episode of The Waltons 💕💕💕
I am THE WALTONS biggest fan!!!!!
No greater show ever created!!!!!!!!!
So happy to hear that.
Love the episode thank you Judy for what you are doing to share that special time in our lives The Walton Family …. Judy have a blessed safe holiday this weekend ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🌈🌈🌈
Thank you so much. You too.
❤one of my all time favorite episodes. Just watched it again. Such a powerful endearing story😢
He really put John Boy through it :)
I loved the Woody station wagon! I want one...⛽🚘
I love John-Boy's car. I love those old classic cars from the 1930s.
My Great-uncle had a " John-boy" car and it was that tan color.. one day when we were visiting he called my name and invited me to take a ride in that car. One problem--+ he took his dog with him ! ! Sooooo I got to ride in the rumble seat ! ! ! !☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️ What fun🎼🎶🎶☺️☺️
It was hard for the man to give up his son's car and was an emotional episode.
Very true.
Thank you again for the behind the scenes. Bonnie Bartlett also did a great job on Little House On The Prairie as Grace where she ends up marrying Mr Edwards (Victor French)
I agree. She was always wonderful.
Yes, there were many actors and actresses from Little House that also appeared on the Waltons tv show along with Sanford And Son actors and actresses.
What a great episode for showing two sides of a situation. John Boy was upset about not getting the car after all the hard work he did, and the man didn’t want to give up the car due to the loss of his son. Glad it all worked out in the end
Me too and allowed for a lovely transformation for Mr and Mrs Rudge
Thank you for all the inside stories of the filming of the series. I watched it with my grandparents when it first aired and now am watching it with my granddaughter! 5 generations and hopefully more to follow!
I love that! Thank you.
This episode is in the top 3 of my favorites.
Quite possibly for me too
Oh yay! Happy to hear that.
I remember the emotion that Mr. Rudge attached to his son's car, almost as if he was betraying his son by selling it. John Boy always had the sensitivity to feel another person's heartache. Perhaps he painted the car so that Mr. Rudge wouldn't feel badly when he saw John Boy driving it. It's anyone's guess. Thanks for this episode.
I never thought of that but it sounds like something John Boy would do.
I just saw this episode today. John Boy spoke of painting the car long before he knew the story of the Rudge's son. I seem to remember hearing at some point that it was because they had to use different cars.
Mr. Rudge was devastated by the loss of his beloved son, that was his treasured car, so naturally it was very hard for him to give it up.
Then do not have John Boy do the work on your property!
I thought maybe that was why they painted it. So it wouldn't remind them of their son if they saw it on the road.
@@julienielsen3746 yes, and I also heard that darker color cars reflected too much sunlight for filming, so that’s why they wanted a lighter color 😊
@@angelaohara4344 That makes sense.
Just watched Vertigo (Hitchcock movie) and recognized Ellen Corby as the Manager of McKittrick Hotel. I also saw her as Ms. Davis in It's a Wonderful Life. That gal must have stayed busy back in the day.
And "I remember Mama" and "The Cage". What wasn't she in???
I believe she wrote some of the Hopalong Cassidy movies
Hey Judy... Make us a video about the Walton cast members previous works. That would be interesting.
She was also in "Sabrina" with Audrey Hepburn, and in "Little Women" with June Allison"..
Also early on, she worked as a script girl for RKO & Hal Roach on the Our Gang comedies.
Judy- I just discovered your channel. Thank you for all the time you put into this.
Welcome! Thanks for joining in.
Well now who knew, thanks Judy 🇨🇦🐘🍁🤗
And just like that, I've come to the end of Season 2, Judy! And still learning new things with every one of your videos! I like hearing about the sets and where things are filmed - when I'm watching, I NEVER give it a thought that a lot of things are sets or fake and NOT real places! I will definitely be more observant from now on when seeing those meal scenes - to see how seamless you all and the editors make them. And on to Season 3!😍
Wonderful. I find I can easily watch and be caught up in the show and story even though I know all the behind the scenes stuff. I hope it is the same for you.
I found it interesting how many siblings that car got passed down to after John boy left!
We did make good use of it!
I only remember Jason using the car after John Boy left. Momma drove in a few times too.
@@davelewandoski4292 Seen Erin drive it to in the episode, The Lumberjack. Ben drove it, and it got stolen by someone else and they damaged the fender on it.
Well hello Judy, I just got home from work and glad to have something to watch while I relax thank you 🤗🤗
Oh yay. Hope you enjoyed it.
ONE OF MY FAVORITE EPISODES! A LOT OF TEARING UP TOWARDS THE END!
I understand :)
I used to work with adults with ASD & this show was a favorite in a home of ladies I used to work with. One woman in particular would watch this as she fell asleep in bed, & once it was time to turn off the TV we would say “goodnight, Waltons.” I fell in love with the show through them & The Waltons has been my nightlight as well since the pandemic started. Thank you, Judy, for sharing your memories & details about the show!
Thank you so much for watching and for sharing.
Thanks Judy, always look forward to seeing you.
Just realized Mrs Rudge in real life (Bonnie Bartlett) sadly lost her only young son and then adopted two). St. Elsewhere was the best medical deama of all time, final episode so moving. Ill follow the peas from now on! thank you Judy!
I did not know that. Thank you for sharing. And let me know how those peas do :)
Truly enjoying this channel. Thank you.
Glad you enjoy it!
Enjoying all the segments Judy! It great to keep the show alive. You are loved! Thanks 😊
Thank you so much.
I just love how you keep coming up with such great material. I can somewhat relate to Mr. Rudge. I have a car that I bought for for my 16 year old daughter. She drove for 9 months and was killed in a car crash. That was 18 years ago and I still can’t part with it. Thanks for all you do Miss Judy.
Oh no! How tragic. I hope you can keep the car as long as you want to.
I plan on it 😢
Another fine episode! I always wondered if they changed the color to make it more recognizable in wide shots in other episodes. So many of the cars were black, dark blue or dark green. In any wide shots with other vehicles you could always pinpoint John-Boy’s car! Loved that Grandma wanted to ride in rumble seat - sweetest smile when she got in car and Grandpa helping and telling her to enjoy and remember her girlhood!! ❤️
Great thoughts- hopefully I’ll find out one of these days.
Judy is such a beautiful lady I have to tell you I'm impressed. Seems like a nice person true and honest
She is great I love her so much. I remember gathering as a family every week to watch The waltons in the seventies. Every story seemed to have a life lesson and not one ounce of Filth.
Agreed.
She is also an accomplished singer.
Judy is that to be sure. Not to mention gracious, personable and unassuming. No wonder her you tube channel has 39,000 subscribers and counting. There are legions of we Waltons fans out there.
@@shirleyleone799 I agree
I absolutely love her. Especially how down to earth she is even though she's world famous. And also she answers you back individually and that's unheard of that I know.
Good morning Judy. Thanks for the up close look at the car episode. Bonnie Bartlett went on to be a regular on little house on the prairie. She played the role of Grace Snider. Have a great fourth of July and thank you!🎆🎇
Thank you, you too!
More great stuff from Judy ! appreciate these comenteries ! It's like catching up with a old friend . ❤
Ahh, thanks.
Another wonderful walk down memory lane with Judy. Thanks for taking us along :)
My pleasure.
Bonnie Bartlett was incredibly popular during the 50's as a major CBS-TV star on "Love of Life" portraying Vanessa Dale. She would have easily won a Daytime Emmy if those had existed at the time.
And don't forget she was a regular on Little house on the prairie. She was just delightful as Grace Snider!
@@shirleyleone799 Oh yes. But young people like yourself would not necessarily know that she was actually a star long before LHOTP.
@@shirleyleone799 Grace Edwards, nee' Snider! And in as a yet to be reviewed Walton's episode entitled, "The Lie", was another future LHotP cast member. Hersha Parady, aka, Alice Garvey.
I agree.
@@shirleyleone799 Missed Grace Snider when she left the show.
One of my favorite episodes , thanks !!
Interesting. I remember her on St Elsewhere and of course, her husband...Thanks Judy.
She was also in Little House on the Prairie.
She also played Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor's mother. Home Improvement
You're very welcome
These videos never grow old or tiresome. Thank you Judy , for researching and then putting them together. Mary
Thanks for continuing to watch
One of my favorite Walton episodes was when momma wanted a perfect Christmas dinner an everything kept happening. But they all wound up together. I really like the part when grandma an grandpa made it home that morning. They was all so happy. I love that episode. Love the Waltons.
The Best Christmas - it was a beautiful episode.
Great video, Judy! Thanks! I remember my first car; it was a 1988 dark red four door Honda Civic. It had black accents and some puddy colored trim on the inside of the car. Everyone complimented me on that car when I got it and it was still new! It lasted over fifteen years, too. I had a silver Toyota Corolla and now I’m on my second Honda Civic-dark blue and again a lot of people like the car. I’m a single man but I like four door sedans anyway. Well, please keep these videos coming as much as you can; I wish you and yours a wonderful day! 👍👍👍
Thanks so much for watching and for sharing!
Another awesome segment, Judy! I am so glad you spoke about the changes in the color of the car. I often pondered that. I remember your character and Mary’s character was measuring for seat covers. Have a blessed day, Judy! Stay cool, as summer is in full force. ❤️
You are so welcome!
I absolutely loved this series-and watched it faithfully from inception on. And I love to see you on here, as yourself, telling us all about it! I clicked to hear about the car but you look and sound great! Thank you for being on RUclips! And I too was puzzled when the car was suddenly beige.
You're so welcome.
Lastly, just want to THANK YOU again for these segments, Judy! It's been a lot of fun!! ☺️
My pleasure
Another wonderful episode! Keep ‘em coming Judy! Love ya ☺️💕
Thank you so much.
Thank Judy for another video and information you give ⭐️⭐️⭐️
My pleasure.
I am really loving this video series. Fascinating! Thank you for doing this.
You are so welcome!
Thanks Judy for all your videos. I’ve always been a huge fan of “The Waltons” so it’s truly enjoyable to sit back and listen to your stories about the cast and behind the scenes. You really have a unique talent for telling stories. You make it look so easy but I’m sure you put a lot of time and effort into each video. Thank you so much for doing that. I think I’ve shed a few tears while watching almost every episode that was made and this one “The Car” was no exception. That doesn’t happen unless you have great writing and acting and of course “The Waltons” has that! Thanks again Judy.
Our pleasure. Thank you for continuing to watch.
I enjoy learning about The Walton’s behind the scenes. Thanks again for taking us down memory lane.
So glad you are enjoying.
Thank you for such a wonderful video today! I always liked this episode and felt that it was a learning experience for John Boy in understanding others and their grief. The actor and actress who played Mr. and Mrs. Rudge were wonderful in that episode, as they were in everything they were in. It will be interesting to see what you discover from the cast or crew as to why the color of the car changed.
I agree.
Watching the episode where John Boy brings Lyle home, the really smart kid and Mary Ellen sprayed him with the hose. Grandpa & John Boy are watching from the mill and cracking up 😂 😂
Lyle was the epitome of "socially awkward". Sharp as a tack, but not a people person.
Fun episode - loved spraying him with the hose :)
@@judynorton2598 Judy, I always wondered if you were really surprised when Lyle poured water on you at the table as the episode ended. You looked genuinely shocked and then started laughing. Thanks for the videos!
Good morning Judy (alias Mary Ellen) and as always thank you for keeping these precious episodes alive. Looking forward to finding out the mystery of John Boy's car color change. Last week the UFO report and now this will answer almost all of life's greatest mysteries. Have a wonderful and safe 4th of July and as always we'll catch you again on another episode of "Behind the Scene's with Judy." Aloha from the middle of America.
lol - maybe that will also explain all the missing socks :)
this episode actually about made me cry when they were driving the car back to the house the music really about got me this has to be one of many of my favorite episode's
So glad you enjoyed it
Another great episode. I just love the inside scoop! I have watched actors hold their hand on a light switch and get a chuckle out of it when the light goes on too soon or too late. Of course that never happened on the Waltons! Grandma was so cute in the rumble seat. I just saw her on a movie with Joan Crawford where she plays a young housekeeper or cook and gets fired. She was so sweet. I loved that they continued to use "John-Boy's" car throughout the series. It was almost like a cast member, as was the old green truck which I missed after they got the new station wagon.
I agree! I loved John Boy’s car and missed the old green truck.
I felt sorry for Johnboy, when they didn't want to give the car up , glad they did!
I agree.
one of my favourite episodes your necklace is so pretty another great video
Thanks for your kind words.
This was a wonderful episode- one of my favorites. Thanks for giving us some more details Judy! Love your videos so much💕
You're so welcome.
One of my fave epis. Not a boring moment in it.
So happy John-Boy finally got his new car ! Great video Judy! Have a great day.
Thanks so much
Such a great video, many thanks Judy 💛Xx
My pleasure
I love these videos. Thanks Judy
So glad. Thank you.
I love this episode it's one of my favorites
Thanks again Judy for this series!
Appreciate so much!
Thanks Judy , always enjoy your chats.
So happy to hear that.
Loved this one. Moving peas and fake rocks! So fascinating hearing all of the behind the scenes info. Even hearing about not switching the light switch too quickly. You are great and know your stuff!
So glad you are enjoying these
Wow 🚘👍
Boy someone was great to notice that ,I never paid any attention to John Boy's car changing colors. okay thanks I from Lutz Florida USA
Glad you enjoyed.
I just saw it the other night! Edit: it looked so much better in blue.
Seems to be a popular debate :)
Definitely one of my favorite episodes! So fun to learn about all of the behind the scenes stuff. Take care!
Glad you enjoyed it
Another thing I loved about the Walton's were the old cars and trucks. Especially John Boy's car and Johns truck that he hauled lumber with. Another great episode of the Walton's. Thanks Judy!
You're welcome.
The backstory in this episode was very powerful - The Rudges had lost their only son in a naval accident - this car had belonged to their son and Mr. Rudge couldn't bear to let it go. It was touching the way John Boy helped him "heal" from that, I thought. ❤ I've seen this episode sooo many times and never made the connection between the debris in the Walton's yard being the result of the same storm that caused the damage to The Rudge's yard. Duh! Makes perfect sense- thanks for pointing that out, Judy! ☺️
Kareen, what a great post! You are a true fan. Love this episode too, and Judy's great analysis.
@@ME-mq2ub aww thanks! Yep. So THANKFUL to be able to enjoy a clean, wholesome, uplifting show like The Walton's... over and over again!! ☺️
Glad to be of help :)
@@kareendelconte I find just about nothing of interest on TV today. It seems like people have completely run out of ideas. As part of my daily routine I put on my cable station that runs the Waltons from 9 am until 1 o’clock. I have it on in the background even if I’m doing something else at the time. Always wished I had grown up in a family like that, I wouldn’t be such a messed up person today! LOL ☺️💕
@@valeriejoylauria8944 I know what you mean about nothing new (or very uplifting)on TV these days! I, too, record The Waltons from both the cable stations that are currently airing it. Like you, I put it on - even if it's just in the background. I'll bet you're not as "messed up" as you think you are. ❤❤❤
Judy i love when they're talking about the car and how hyder is acting funny about letting john boy see it and little jim bob says maybe there's a machine gun in the rumble seat left over from a bank robbery. The early episodes had so many cute moments with jim bob and elizabeth. I also love on the episode the townie jim bob takes care of a baby duck and names it jim bob junior.
Yes, many sweet moments in the episode.
It is a great episode and I thank you so much for doing these videos Miss Judy. 👍🏻😘
My pleasure
This episode was the best one in my opinion.
So glad you enjoyed this episode.
Thank you Judy for going into such detail on what takes place in filming. It's great knowledge for us fans. The opening music to The Walton's is loved so much. Perhaps you could talk about this music and intro music in The Homecoming when you are all carrying wood to the house. That's a great tune too. My real life sister's name is Mary Ellen.
Yes, the music really adds such beauty to the episodes. Say “hi” to Mary Ellen from me :)
Yay! It is Thursday & you are sharing with us such interesting details! This is either good news or regretful news.....I do notice differences of positions of people & things from shot to shot on TV & movies.... not always, but mostly. Most interesting! Again, I thank you, Judy, for sharing with us. I enjoy the reruns all the more😊
So glad to hear you are watching and enjoying
I always thought John-Boy made a mistake painting the car "a dignified shade of tan". It looked better in the original blue.
I always thought the same thing. Even my Cousin thought so too. .
Me too. I liked the dark blue color.
Anything but that tan 😄🚗
So did I.
The dark blue looked more sharp
Thanks for sharing Behind the Scenes of the Walton's.
Thanks again Judy!
Thank you for addressing the car/color issue! It’s never made sense how a family in the Depression would pay to paint a car… or why! 🤷🏻♂️
I think even to the viewer the memory of the cars roots would be distracting when watching the show. The car had to be painted
Hoping I can find an answer for that question.
I never gave it a thought.
I love the vehicles in the Waltons.... , Thankyou Judy 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for putting this up I love EVERYTHING you do I grew up watching The Waltons.
Oh wow, thank you.
The scenes of the family gather around the radio in the living room triggers memories for me. We had a floor model radio, and we gathered around to listen to such things as Amos and Andy, George Burns, and Gracie Allen, the Lone Ranger, the shadow.
How wonderful.
I'm nearly 66 now, I remember my first car, a 1957 English Ford consul. It's a special memory. I can relate to this episode.
That’s so cool.
Judy, you are still as beautiful today as you were when the Walton's premiered. Thank you for this channel. Your voice is so soothing and your presentations are really wonderful.
Wow, thank you!
That was a very grown up episode for Richard - I had tears...Judy, I don't know as you'll see this comment but I wanted to let you know that when I open my new hospice here in Cali, I will have purchased all the seasons of the Waltons for my children's media room.
Wow, thanks for being a loyal fan. I hope they enjoy them!
One of my favorite episodes of the Waltons the tan suited John Boy better as a college student 😃👍
I have a greater appreciation for all the effort that went into this endeavor. Simply wonderful.😀
Thank you. I’m glad it was helpful.
Loved the look of this episode. It looks like fall, it feels like fall, marvelous.
Glad you enjoyed it.
One of my favorite episodes.
Wonderful.
I liked the way Johnboy made a deal to get the car, a lot of hard work but it paid off, keep the videos coming
Glad you enjoyed
It is really neat how you learned to adapt to everything! I love how it is so realistic, like you were actually in a real house 😊.
The magic of television.
Thanks for sharing 👍. You're doing a phenomenal job sharing the regales and historical moments of the Waltons.
Simply awesome!
Thank you so much.
I loved how they were able to turn their feeling around through the kindness John Boy had for them that allows them to open up reminding them of times with their son. Judy you are right I didn't notice that Grandpa had the peas and next it was on the table I am going to be sure to look for that next time. I love how you take the time to explain all the directing aspects of the show I just always thought the lights were all connected and you all didn't have to think about it and just turn the light off. I was only a part of one Movie my daughter was in when she was about 10 and I remember it took hours just to get the lighting just right for a scene that was only 15 minutes. I don't know how you did it your Amazing! Thank you Judy have a great 4th of July!! Kathy
Thanks so much. Glad you are enjoying
St. Elsewhere was ground breaking, and set the bar high for future medical shows. Another wonderful video. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos.
Thanks for watching.
She is still beautiful, the prettiest older sister..😀
Love these videos, brings back wonderful memories of my youth watching the show.
So glad you enjoy them.
I’m really enjoying your uploads. Your insights are fascinating. 😎
I appreciate that!
John boys car is my favorite car on the series!! Just like grandma I would have liked to ride in the rumble seat too😊
Such fun.