Shocking Moments You Forgot from The Waltons
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- The Waltons aired between 1972 and 1981, lasting for nine series. The storylines centered around the lives of the members of the three generations of the Walton Family.
They were Grandpa and Grandma Walton, their son and his wife and their seven children. The family lived and farmed on Walton's Mountain in Virginia during the Great Depression and the Second World War.
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During the nine series of The Waltons the storylines covered a wide range of topics. Many were devoted to the problems involved in bringing up a family at a difficult period in American history. Among those highlighted were infighting and petty jealousies, searching for jobs, young love, respect for older members of the family and the problems of aging.
Here at Facts Verse we think that now the series is well in the past, you will have forgotten some of the more shocking moments that featured. Let us remind you in this video of those moments.
We hope you will enjoy a trip down memory lane, back to 1930s Virginia and the adventures of the Walton family. Just hit the like button if you are enjoying the video, and subscribe to Facts Verse for more great videos.
Shocking Moments You Forgot from The Waltons 
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Born in England, emigrated to Australia at 5. Watched this religiously, especially when my parents divorced in 1978!!! Was unheard of then. This show - in Australia - taught me what a good family dynamic was - which at 56, I have with my son. This show affected so many people for different reasons but the world is a better place with "The Waltons". ❤
I don't think the Baldwin sisters realised they were making "moonshine" just following their Papa's "recipe" LOL
I watch the Waltons to this day, brilliant show. They don`t make shows like this anymore and it`s a shame.
What's your favorite moment from the show, Sherry?
@@FactsVerse It's hard to pinpoint one but my ultimate favorites are those in the beginning when the children were young and the whole family was together. Always love to see grandpa and grandma!
Absolutely, “The Homecoming: A Christmas Story”, was the best. Still watch it each Christmas.
John Boys accident and head injury in season 2 was one of my favorites, as it showed how beloved the family was by the community in their support and help. And that scene in the truck when they were rushing to the doctor, Olivia tampering John's lecture, then offering her shoulder at a pillow, just showed no matter what one's age, even growing up, everyone will always need their mama..so simple, but so powerful.
The best episode they ever did.
I love the episode “The Intruders” Where Grandpa out smarts the new lumber company. Grandpa was my favorite. He was a lot of fun!
Will get was the first gay grandpa in Hollywood.
@@harperstacey9604 He was also a communist.
I like to look past Will Greer's less than idyllic persona in real life and just like to remember him as Grandpa Walton. One of my other favorite movies starring him was one in which he also played a grandfatherly role in a story set in the fictional town of Jefferson, Mississippi in the year 1905 in which Steve McQueen also starred. The movie was titled "The Reivers" and was based on the William Failkner novel of the same name. Greer's character was simply named "Boss" and as I mentioned above he played the patriarchal role in this story.
I also loved grandma she wasn't afraid to say what she thought
Sherri Saunders I enjoyed this episode too.
I grew up watching the Waltons in the 70's. My parents lived during the depression, compared to the Waltons they would have been like MaryEllen and Curt when they got married. My mom and dad, uncles and aunts all lived during that time too. I've heard many stories about those days, and l kinda can relate how they must have lived when l watch the Waltons.
There are so many good episodes it's hard to pick a favorite. Like millions of others, l like the original Christmas movie. One cute scene comes to mind, grandma Walton(after her stroke) is helping Elizabeth make a cake but it's missing a 'secret' ingredient. At first grandma doesn't want to tell, but then she looks around to make sure nobody else is around, tells Elizabeth to 'sshhh !' and gets a jar of 'the recipe' from under the lower cupboard. Go, Grandma! 😁
I recall watching "The Walton's" with my mom every Thursday night. It was a decent family show you could enjoy without fear of violence and dirty talk creeping in on you. More shows today should be this way.
I still watch The waltons everyday Monday through Friday
There were many very touching moments in many episodes but the two that touched my heart the most was the one where John boy puts Elizabeth to bed and quotes a poem for her while undoing her braids.
Another involved with Jim Bob and Elizabeth. It is one of the ending scenes where a developer offers a huge amount of money for Walton's Mountain. They almost sell until John Boy shows the two of them sleeping and John Boy advised his parents to build a future for them on the mountain.
Really like all episodes. I felt like
I was part of their family.
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and why to do so. Loved it.
I still watch this and Little House on the Prairie all the time
I was a true fan. My English teacher always assigned some type of writing assignment to be due on Friday, so I would copy my final draft on Thursday nights while "John Boy" was doing his writing. I wonder how many others my age might have done that.
As for my favorite episode, it's hard to choose, but The Firestorm, featuring the book-burning has the best moment. The scene when Mrs. Brimmer reads the German book and then translates it to English is heartbreaking when the crowd realizes they were about to burn the Bible. But, the look on John Boy's face at Rev. Fordwick -- well it should have been an Emmy-winning moment as I can hear the crowd at the Emmy Awards applauding. I don't know if that's true, it's just one of my "fairy tales".
I remember the book burning episode. It broke my heart to see all those books burn. The people should have been horrified. They were about to burn a bible.
I agree, that was a fantastic moment. Olivia even began to cry.
A programme for everyone to enjoy. Some people probably enjoyed it more than they cared to admit! 😄
I loved it!
Back then,it wasn't cool to watch the waltons.
Martha Corrine was the literal apex of the Waltons. It was pleasant, poignant & Amusing where the family legacy coalesced & blossomed.....
the pony cart is my favorite episode
Yes; it was very special......
I miss so much the times when families watched movies together because there was nothing to be worried about...Movies made for entertaining families, with so sex scenes, no heavy violence and presenting good principles.
@Jermaine Julius Thanks a lot for letting me know! I really miss watching that kind of movies...
I just discovered "The Waltons" a few months ago and it is one of my favourite shows of all time! I was actually looking for family oriented shows that were similar to shows like "The Brady Bunch" when I came across this really helpful article called "T.V shows that fans of the Brady Bunch Must Watch if they haven't already" and "The Waltons" was one of the recommended shows 😊
I have been a fan of the Waltons since it's inception, first the Christmas movie that aired in 1971 when I was 12 (I'm 63 now so I'm really a lifelong fan!) It's exciting to see someone who's just discovered it. What fun you will have watching all the episodes. If you can, get the 9 season dvd collection with all the movies. You will watch it over and over. Another show you may enjoy if you haven't discovered it yet is "Little House on the Prairie" which is set in the 1870's-1880's, also 9 seasons plus movies. These are such great shows!
@@alondralabute2310 This show is addictive, Alondra! It is wonderful to hear that you were introduced to the show when you were 12 years old! 🥰I think I'll be buying the entire DVD collection for Christmas this year. I have this habit of watching individual episodes over and over again. The added bonus for me was all those WW2 based story lines in the later seasons. I did miss seeing the grandfather and the original John Boy though in the later seasons and I felt so bad on seeing the grandmother suffer a stroke (poor Ellen!), but I admire her spunk! I'm 35 years old and so many shows have come and gone from my life, but this one has stuck to me! Many thanks for recommending "Little House on the Prairie"! I just started watching it a couple of days ago! I am really liking it so far 😀
@@preethyawesome8278 If you haven't seen the first seasons you are in for a treat. You will love Grandpa, we all do. And Richard Thomas as John Boy has it all over the other actor who was pretty bland. Richard Thomas can really act! I feel like digging out my dvds and replaying them! LOL
I just discovered this show a few months ago, and I love it, and watches it all the time!
Three of my favorite shows are The Waltons, Little House on the Prairie and Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. I'm pretty sure that I was born in the wrong generation. I own all 3 shows on dvds and watch them quite often. Wonderful shows.
My mom grew up in the 30s and 40s. She liked the earliest Waltons but not the later ones. She said that girls would never dress in overalls and such in those days. That was more of a thing of the 70s when it was filmed.
My favorite episode is the very first one. The woman leaves her deaf child on the Waltons basement door. They take her in with loving arms, and teach her sign language. It's a beautiful story. There are others but I quit watching them when I was in my early teens. I was into other things. I just remember thinking how normal they all were, and wished my family could be like that. It was a good show, and the roles were well played.
Did you know that was actually not the first episode they made? The first episode they made was called of the hunt John takes John boy and his buddies out to shoot turkeys. But the one episode with the deaf girl was the first episode they showed but actually the 4th they filmed
I watched the movie Spencer's Mountain in a theater when new, and read the book at age 11, during 1972. I watched every ep of The Walton's when they were all first run, I had just began grade 6 when the show premiered. My parents were born during 1931, and so lived through that decade.
“The Homecoming:A Christmas Story” was the best
You can watch The Homecoming on YT.
The Waltons was sold after the success of The Homecoming, but only the kids and Ellen Corby came back for the series. All the other adults were replaced for the series. Also, in The Homecoming, John is away from home looking for work in the Depresssion, instead of having a sawmill.
YES my favorite too
They just announced that they are doing a remake of The Homecoming with Richard Thomas narrating. I hope they don't ruin a classic 😢
@@BOLLOCKS1968 Same here.
Even though I wasn't as much of a fan of 'The Waltons' as I was (and still am) of 'Little House on the Prairie', I still think it's a great show. My favorite episode is when Mary Ellen goes to Florida to confront Curt after finding out he had been alive all that time.
Both are my top 2 all-time favorite TV shows
Loved this show in the 70's and 80's, and now watch it everyday...
We're happy to know that you're a fan of the show. In your opinion, what is its best episode?
Enjoy it every day at noon, especially as crazy and far from morals this world has gotten, a breath of fresh air 🎯
I found the episode where the house burns down was pretty powerful. Everyone really had to pull together.
The Waltons and Little House on the Prarie were 2 of the best shows ever on t.v. Too bad nowadays junk is on t.v. God bless✝️
...and that is why is cut the cable a decade ago
It's too bad that there isn't more shows like The Walton's and Little House on the Prairie, now there's just violence and no real story lines
You are so right Sue, we need more shows like these, instead of violence, killings and sex, it's disgusting, I remember when you couldn't say DAMN on a show, now it's all foul and nudity, this is what our kids are growing up with, even the best upgrooming doesn't stand a chance in this hateful and disgusting display of humans.....is God listening.....amen.
I know Im kinda off topic but does anyone know of a good place to stream new movies online?
@Jared Robert i watch on Flixzone. Just google for it :)
@Ryker Cristiano Yea, have been using Flixzone for months myself =)
@Ryker Cristiano Thank you, I signed up and it seems to work :D I appreciate it !!
I and my Wife Love all of the episodes. We plan to buy the whole series.
I think the saddest episodes were when the Waltons house caught fire. My favourite episode is when Mary Ellen got married to Curtis Willard
I agree, the burnout was a great episode, the look on their faces outside, fantastic acting.
I still watch the reruns. Love it.
My Favorite Episode aired Jan 18, 1973
It was entitled "The Love Story". In it John-Boy falls in love with Jenny Pendleton, a young girl staying with the family while her father and stepmother are in Richmond. I loved the part where Jon boy plays the dulcimer and sings a beautiful mountain folk song to Jenny.
"Good Night John boy!"
Good night Jim bob
@@joegilly1523 Good night Mary Ellen!
Love your commentary on these videos please keep them coming!!
My daughter owns all 9 seasons on Dvds including the last Dvd where John boy gets married and The Easter one where his wife has there twins.. We love watching these videos on DVDs and tv.
Olivia's TB was written as an excuse to let Miss Michael Learned exit the show when her contract ran out, but left open the possibility of having her guest star occasionally.
Miss Michael learned starred in a short-lived show called, nurse.
The Hindenburg did not collide with it's mooring pylon. The explosion was most likely caused by static electricity igniting a hydrogen gas leak from an earlier mishap. It's not likely we'll ever know for sure though.
It is said that the "Pineys" were shooting at it and that caused the explosion. Piney is a historically derogatory term for the inhabitants of the New Jersey Pine Barrens.
@@commonground5214 I've been through New Jersey a few times. I wouldn't completely discount the possibility.
@@chardtomp I was not joking, I view it as a real possibility. You know, drunk and rowdy rural youth having a Wheee Hawww / Oh Crap this ain't good moment.
Favorite ep
The Gift with guest Ron Howard. Great scenes for Grandpa, Jason, and John
The Vigil. Well acted scenes with Grandpa, Grandma and Mary Ellen
The Hero. Amazing scene with the sheriff telling John Boy the horrors of serving in WW1
The Tailspin. Jim Bob whose dreams of flying are crushed by poor eyesight and CoraBeth who tells him of her own unfulfilled dreams
This is my favorite TV show. I've seen the entire series more than 80 times and I still watch it every day, almost all day. I can not pick a finite episode or scene, but I love it when they sing or Jason plays his instruments.
Favorite episode not finite episode
I grew up with the Walton's, what a great show.
I loved the Waltons and the reruns.
The Baldwin sisters didn't know it was Moonshine. They would have been shocked to find out. They thought it was a tonic.
It was a great show!
Absolutely loved this show. Great video thanks 💖😁
I really like how they said good nite at the end of each episode😊
i Really Love The Waltons i Watching Every Eveing
I really like watching the Waltons even though I never cared to watch it, I broke my shoulder and need rest, so one Day I decided to watch the series that is STREAMING on METV, The Show gives me great comfort, I learned a lot from watching this show it's a well told story that I now Love, BRILLANT! I would also love to hear about the series Little House on the Prairie, Thank You.
Interesting, thanks for sharing your life story. What other types of video would you like to see on our channel?
I grew up in the 70’s and was aware of The Waltons but didn’t really watch it as a family. It was just kind of in the background as a cultural presence. Didn’t know what I was missing until much later.
I love this show and everything about it
Thanks for watching!
It's hard to say which is my favorite episode.
Love this show and all it stands for.
Watching the series as an adult there are many relevant episodes:
Death, abuse, alcoholism, drug addiction, adoption, ‘love child’, life changes, relationships, empty nest …
My favorite episode was the last one I watched. We need the kind of morals today more than ever before.
I to love the waltons. I grew up with them they help me with my abuse when I was growing up from my mother and father. The one that helped me the most was grandpa death it help when I lost my grandpa when I was older.
LOVE the Walton’s
Donna Allen ....... My Favorite episode of The Waltons,is, The Awakening.
Donna Allen y two other favorite episodes include ,The Quilting& The Heritage. Ellen & Will are two favorites of mind.They make such a wonderful couple.
My real favorite episode is "The Unthinkable" which I think is in season 8. Jason's friend from the Army visits the family. He is Jewish and has just learned that his grandfather perished in the Warsaw Ghetto uprising. A subplot has Elizabeth feeling bad for being so smart the boys don't want to date her. Ted (Jason's friend) tells her about his grandpa's curses which are so funny "May you inherit a hotel with 1000 rooms and be found dead in every one of them!" He was a great character.
I also love the episode where John Boy publishes writings from "Mein Kampf" Hitler's book and the community is angry with him but they think he supports Hitler, he meant just the opposite. To educate them about the mindset of Hitler so they can be prepared when the war comes.
There were two things of the last season which l wish you mentioned because they give a very personal view of things from the perspective of ordinary people
1. The dropping of the Atomic bomb on Japan
They showed the family around the radio listening as it was announced to the public that it had happened
The wordless shock on their faces
The disbelief
Not spoken in US history classes
2. Again the radio
Talking about the new program called Senior Citizens Pension which we call SSI now
Grandma shows her disgusts and says that because your old doesn't mean your hopeless
History books only show so much on both of these
I know individuals often had unpublished views of events
My dad has a letter from on of our ancestors in Wisconsin a farmer
He gripes about " this upstart Lincoln "
Won't see that in history books but just as important
The Waltons did show family issues but also world issues and how their family and community faced them
I was a kid tuning every week with my perfectly imperfect family
Thanks for coving this
So glad meTV is showing this
INTERESTING FACT
Someone, somewhere along the lines thought The Walton's would cause controversy. So, they test piloted it at 10 PM, CST. Things worked out well. No one could call this wholesome family drama anything but a hit !
This information was given to me by my Mother, Elizabeth. She said that she could not believe someone thought it would somehow be offensive !
Things were different back then when the Waltons aired. No cable,no internet,no cell phones . I have been to West Virginia and some places are still Dirt Poor . Nice people in the hills of WV. Sad but such poverty in WV. Hatfield McCoy trails down there . Awesome riding in the hills
A simpler time.
Olivia was not a nurse. When she volunteered with the Red Cross, it was administrative work coordinating family needs while visiting their injured family members. Other than that, good synopsis. I watch about 10 episodes a week and it doesn't take that long to cycle through them all.
FV goofed again. After The Waltons ended, Miss Michael Learned starred in a medical drama called "Nurse."
I really enjoy watching Walton's.
Love the Waltons!
I love the Walton's I have all tge DVD's
Love all chapters
I love the Movie Christmas Homecoming.I was happy when the y made a tv Walton show.
The series was held in high regard by fans around the world it showed how the world was in the 1930 to the 60s, and beyond the show it gave rise to other shows of similar popularity it won awards and the young actors who some still are in other great series or leading quite life's away from television and fame but still from time to time appear here and there on screen. It is one of the best TV shows to run on TV again and again I guess it has broken a record or two for that? I always wondered if the author and maker of the show ever appeared in the series? Did it ever actually affect political ideas or causes political change? One thing I have seen Spencers Mountain it was great and very crity version of The Woltons in places of course the film was shot in a different location to show but both have been very popular over the years. I did think the two grandparents were fantastic I think the two stars were funny and really remarkable talented actors and thought they should of had they own series? They reminded me of my grandparents it was the funny ways they interact with each other like a double act..
The first family of classic TV shows have seen some bloopers of series but not a huge amount I wonder if the show has some hidden gems?
Interesting both Grandma Walton, Ellen Corby, and Grandpa Walton, Will Greer, were both gay in real life, he maybe also being bi-sexual and a Communist. There was certainly no evidence in their parts of this great show.
The Hindenburg didn't ram the mooring mast. it was dropping lines when it burst into flames.
My favorite was where John Boy shot the bear attack John Walton Sr
I loved when Oliva got polio
Good Night John Boy .
The Hindenburg didn't collide with the mooring mast. Fire started near the top of the hull toward the aft of the airship and spread, causing it to be destroyed as it was approaching the landing area. To this day no one knows what started the fire, faulty wiring, lightning, sabotage, etc.
That's interesting.
I was heartbroken when I heard on another video that both Will Greer and Ellen Corby were gay. It tore my heart in two!
I know. Will geer once said proudly, he was the first gay grandpa in Hollywood.
I never buy from any of the ads on RUclips
Loved them all and was an avid fan.
It one of my favorites
Iloved every episode of the waltons
The Waltons was one of the greatest TV shows of all time. Sadly, a show like this would never make it today. One of my favorite episodes was the book burning episode. People today should take a lesson from that show because of the movement now to ban books they do not like from the school classroom.
The idiocy was that the family was not poor. They had vehicles and always had something to eat. The true poor lived without cars or trucks, and often went hungry as in no food at all.
The "good nights" was something the real Family actually did.
Watched it in 70s an reruns now.
Every one of the Waltons.
Shocking? Well, the house fire episode was gut wrenching.
I watched every episode when new, and all the reunion movies. When it premiered I was age 11. I watched Spencers Mountain when new, and read the book at age 13. My entire family watched this new. Mary Ellen was my fave of the kids. My fave episode was called The Ghost Story.
That was one of my least favorites.
Loved them all❤️
Actually, the Waltons would be considered well-to-do compared with typical families in the 1930s. They weren't rich like the Baldwins, but they could be considered comfortable, having their own business, owning their own land, and having a nice home.
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Happy Birthday Dawn
I didn't remember Curt hiding out under an assumed name. I thought that he really did get killed.
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I seen it in the 70's and now on reruns I had several episodes that I like one was the Wing Walker and another was The Thanksgiving Story Then another was when after Will Gear passing they had a episode about grandpa passing There are several more that I can mention but I won;t
I grew up with it and live life in this way GOD COUNTRY AND FAMILY !! Treat others as you would want to be treated do not lie or bear faults withness favorite episode Poltergeist IF WE HAD SHOWS LIKE THIS FOR OUR YOUNG KIDS TODAY THINGS WOULD NOT BE SO SCREWED UP !!!
Love this show . It's so hard to pick a favorite , but I think it may be The Quilt
Not that much was shocking. The Baldwin ladies got away with moonshining because it wasn't for sale (except for one time a relative stole some and wanted to bootleg it.
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They need more TV shows on like those today Little House on the Prairie the Waltons Gunsmoke just all that stuff they were better for us and taught us lessons
Wonderful program........should still be on....replacing the "racist", sexual programs now airing!!
The house fire episode still haunts me