This was a very moving and interesting episode, well written, well acted and well directed. I agree, David Harper especially was great in all of his scenes. The crew even learned to play cricket.
Hey Judy! I asked Santa for Goodnight John-boy, and Christmas morning it was under the tree! What a wonderful read! I especially loved Richard's Foreward!
I have an older brother who went into the ministry. I learned from him that becoming a preacher and pastoring a church can be one of the most difficult journeys that a person can undertake.
This was a look at another great episode with the Burden and I liked how Ellen Corby was still able to work on the show. veteran stage, tv and film actor Ivor Francis who played Professor Hoadley was best known for being the father of General Hospital's Genie Francis thank you for another classic memory of the Waltons and have a great week Judy.🇺🇲📺📻🇺🇲
Hi, Judy. I like the color combinations you're wearing today! Very flattering. I have a confession, since you're discussing an episode partly about having a scrupulous conscience! While I have seen Episodes 6 to the end, I'm not as familiar with the content. I tend to rerun from The Homecoming to the end of Season 5. So with all the recognition of both the writer of The Burden and some highlighted role by David Harper, in 2025 I shall watch Seasons 6 to the end as dearly as Seasons 1 -5. ATM, I'm enamored of The Best Christmas season 5! The story, the acting, the pretty filming have a calming and cheering effect on me. It's extraordinary how Miss Corby was able to act through the results of the stroke. Her face and eye animations are on point and rich. That car toppling on Jim Bob is horrifying! Little John Curtis' face, "Oh, wow!" is so cute! To all Walton's in the cold snap, stay warm! Thanks, Judy, for all the work you do to create these wonderful Walton's Moments! ❤
That’s the style Judy ! Pack up your troubles in your old kitbag and smile, smile, smile. 😊 It’s a long long way to Tipperary but my heart’s right there. Looking marvelous in medium blue and light gray. Judy that tune reminds me of my grandfather ( dad’s side ) he was a teamster driver horse drawn in Europe WWI for the U.S. Army. Without supplies no army can function long. He got caught in a phosgene gas attack and injured his lungs. I met a lady ( in her 90’s then many years ago ) who knew him before the war and she told me that he was as independent as a hog on ice but would give you the shirt off his back. He had 13 kids by my grandmother my dad the oldest ( more than Waltons ) so that part still worked 😊.
Hi Judy. Thank you for choosing a deep episode,highlighting David Harper's talent, but with funny moments as well.I really do love how Mary Ellen just naturally fell into the role of mother,even though Jim-Bob did not find it so great! You really played that side of Mary Ellen so well.Did you like playing the bossier side of her character as much as we enjoyed seeing her take center stage? And good thing that their 'real' mama was away ,as I wonder if Elizabeth would have been allowed to bring the insects into her bedroom?
That was an amazing episode which gave Jim-Bob unexpected dimensions! It seemed obvious by his 'rebellious' and 'wild' 'tude in the first part of the episode that he was upset over Olivia's illness and absence- not having fun nor just taking advantage of the fact that no one else there could rein him in as well as Olivia! Then, the whole evident 180 after the car's collapse seemed as though he was trying to destroy himself another way via destroying his REAL personality to become one of a unit. Yes, I think John's talk and telling Jim-Bob that he was not responsible for everything bad happening to the family was good. However, I can't help but also believe that there was STILL a part of Jim-Bob who believed he had to be at least be willing to sacrifice himself when he signed up for the War upon his high school graduation- and even though that later episode totally avoided the issue of Olivia's not being there to witness her youngest son's graduation, I definitely think her absence was a contributing factor in his decision! On a lighter note, I wonder if they might have set up a fake bedside table in another soundstage when the crickets escaped Elizabeth's jar in the girl's room? I mean, do you recall hearing them chirp in the days, weeks, months, etc. thereafter? I can't say I'm surprised that Erin loathed the idea of even jarred insects sharing her room (and also think Mary Ellen in her earlier years would have had her fun openly teasing Erin's 'prissiness' over said insects). Erin seemed to somehow often got left holding the bag re things going wrong in her room (e.g. remember when one of I think Ben's female dogs bore her single puppy right on top of Erin's coat and bedspread?). I wonder if perhaps since Mary Ellen (as determined and bossy as she was) couldn't have begun to take Olivia's place that that's what ultimately might have gotten them to bring in the more mature in years Cousin Rose to have attempted to have at least tried to corral the younger Waltons in Olivia's absence? Anyway, thanks for this!
Thank you Judy for this deep episode that is chock full of extra info. I loved the subplot,too, of Elizabeth and her insects,on the one hand interesting,and on the other hand,a little much,but that is only because I have a phobia of insects. I have deep respect for you actors on the set. Hopefully they did contain the insects, because can you imagine you hitting your mark,and then have some little critters come out from behind the sofa!!. Although,the adorable toddler playing John Curtis didn't seem to have any trouble,did he?😊 And glad the director filmed his spontaneous reaction.
When that car fell on Jimbob, I was shocked as I didn't expect it. His quest to become more religious struck a chord as something similar happened to me at the tender age of 18 although it was no car that fell on me but something totally different that happened but had the same result of me becoming more religious as I too, had thought I had been in the wrong at the time but hadn't been. Thank you Judy for todays segment and best wishes to you as always from your waltonian superfan in a cool England😉
David and Ronnie Claire had some wonderful scenes throughout the series. There's a great scene between Jim Bob and Corabeth later in season 7 in "The Tailspin" while he's fixing her tire after they had had another conflict. Ronnie Claire gave us a wonderful bit of insight into Corabeth and the dreams she had as a young woman for her life. "Do you think I don't know what people say about me?" She and David both did an amazing job in that and whenever they interacted. They were wonderful foils for each other. The young man who was trying to figure out his place in the world and the older woman who could sometimes be harsh but really did understand what that felt like. Those two really were more alike than was evident on the surface.
Thank you Judy , 😊 you always make the Waltons much more enduring to our hearts! There really have not been many shows that have a big following , even after many years ! Keep up the great work!! Blessings!
Hi! This is not a criticism just an observation. I know the writers changed throughout the course of the series and that probably explains this. It seems like Corabeth being a distant cousin to the family is often forgotten. If she has a brother that is a minister that means he is a distant cousin as well. Also, later in the series Ronnie Claire Edwards also plays Corabeth's sister which would also make her a distant cousin.
I was just watching this episode the other day !! I’m glad Jim Bob and John had their talk at the end, Jim Bob finally letting it all out. The whole family was “in a mood” but that’s understandable, they were scared and worried for Olivia. Everyone was dealing with it in their own way. It got me feeling bad for Jim Bob and Elizabeth, because they were the youngest of the siblings and everybody already had Grandpa, Grandma, Olivia and John. They were coping the only way they knew how. Totally relatable, after my father died, I became more withdrawn and moody. I started spending money on everything and just wanted to do everything I want. With all of that and with other tragedies happening soon right after, I became more stressed and anxious.
I always find your commentary and the small details of scenes interesting (was the light on the left or the right of door, was the door knob on the left or right, or was she wearing a pattern dress or different shade from one scene to another), none of those diminish my own enjoyment of the episodes and their messages. Thanks for sharing.
This is a wonderful episode all the way around!! It really showcases what a good actor David is- have to admit I'm a little prejudiced when it comes to him.😉
Hello Judy and Happy Monday! Every episode when they focus on Jim Bob are wonderful! David always has a way of making you just love him. I think one of the first ones I loved him in and one of my favorites is The Search. This episode he is lost in a different way and not really able to control all that has been happening in their lives and with that very special bond he had with Olivia was just too much for him when she left. This was great as always, Judy!! Thank you for all you do!! 🥰
Hey kiddo! Yes, I feel the same about David. Such a gifted actor. When I was in line to meet him in Waco, I made my way to his table with so much confidence. I pointed at a Pic of his on his table to sign, unable to say a word. When he asked me my name, I couldn't remember it! All I could say was, " can I have a hug?". And he did!. I said, "Thank you sir," he smiled, that Jim Bob smile and said, "Your parents raised you right" and hugged me again. What a treasure he is and such a sweet soul. Laid back and down to Earth. This was a great segment kiddo, you nailed it again as always. Hugs to ya.
Another masterpiece. Your segments are always enjoyed. How fortunate are we to hear these insights and details from the one who was there ! The episodes become multi dimensional with your infusion of the details. :-)
Good Morning Judy. Could you tell me about the lovely pendant you are wearing? It appears to be blown glass. PS: I am so glad that you are making this show. I look forward to every episode.
When Ralph yells "Jim Bob" after the car falls it reminds me of how he yelled for John Boy during the house burning scene when he goes back in for his papers. Was the light moved after the fire remodel? At the 13:18 mark the lighting changes. Miss Norton did you take a break filming this or sun go behind the clouds? It was like you hit pause and grabbed some coffee hand came back
Erin and Elizabeth getting on each others last nerves !! But it’s understandable, most people see bugs as disgusting, and some even have entomophia. They say girls are more afraid of bugs because they are genetically predisposed to develop a fear of what they see as potentially dangerous creatures. Elizabeth was always curious, had a thirst for the knowledge and the unknown. She became more interested in her academic studies as she got older. Her doing her bug research reminded me of when you did the tadpole/bull frogs experiment back in S1. Erin was always more girly, proper or could be prissy. And more easily disgusted by things like that. Elizabeth and Mary Ellen weren’t afraid to get their hands dirty.
I was just thinking while watching this behind the scenes, maybe the episode should have been called the "The Awakening". Seeing that Jim Bob had this spiritual awakening after the car fell on him. I thought it was hilarious when all the crickets got loose and everyone was in the room trying to collect them. Great episode.
Great episode, that I kind of forgot until you did your video. Then I remembered the episode. Love the scene with John and Jim Bob, fatherly advice and guidance. I really enjoy your videos, thank you.
Beautiful work, sincere and believable, a wonderful description of performer, David Harper. Thank you for sharing, Judy. I appreciate connecting with the episode; one I had not seen and I look forward all the more to viewing the series with fresh eyes. It is such a gift The Waltons continues to be shown all these years later.
I watched a film noir w John Payne from 1952 called Kansas City Confidential on Amazon Prime (it’s also on RUclips), Helen Kleeb ie Miss Mamie, makes her film debut. She has a few lines, maybe 2 scenes. It’s a fun mystery film.
Judy, I know that you have addressed this in a previous segment but I hope that you can answer my question.I have recently seen two you tube videos. Their titles are "Where are They Now"?.The first shows Richard as a young man on the left and in present day as a double amputee.The second shows a young David and in present day ill in a hospital bed.I would not watch these videos but I cannot understand why they are posted. Both men are in good health and Richard just completed his run on Broadway yesterday. Thank you for answering my question and have a lovely day.
Thanks for your response, I was wondering if the creator of these videos could be committing slander, and what is the policy of You Tube?It is nice to hear from a fellow subscriber of Judy's program.
@ you’re welcome. I’ve had varying results with reporting things, but it’s worth a try. RUclips seems to be better at actually doing something than Facebook, which has been useless lately.
I love that episode of the burden with Jim Bob which was scary 😲 But I guess when you're brushed with death can you put things in perspective, he got a little carried away with the Bible verses but love Jim Bob. Thank you Judy 💗💜👏🙏🙏
Hi Judy, Did John ever get fed up with the girls trading rooms with the boys regularly? I know my parents wouldn’t have been very impressed with us if we’d done this on a regular basis…😅
Hi Judy, I was just thinking about something. You expressed how close the cast was to each other. But, I was wondering. Obviously all of you have performed scenes where you are really tearing into each other. It's dramatic and, of course is very engaging. But, do you ever worry or grow concerned that this would leave hurt feelings off camera? Even though you are playing characters and reading lines, that emotion has to be sincere for it to work so how do you separate it? Thanks again and continue doing this amazing channel. 100K I want that for you!
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Question for a future Ask Judy, perhaps. When the opening credits (are they actually called “credits” at the beginning?) flash briefly across the screen as you introduce an episode, I try to take note of the Roman Numeral copyright year. Is that date reflective of the date the episode was filmed? Or perhaps the season in which it aired? Or something else? Can you explain, please? Thank you for all your hard work!
I have my uncle Harry Bible and the Bible when I got baptise at my grandmother Baptist church my Presbyterian church didn't have a baptise pool she wasn't living at the time but I know that she would have loved it
Ben: Thanks for fixing my car, Jim-Bob. Jim-Bob: Who's car, Ben? Erin: Jim-Bob, will you show me how to work my shortwave radio? Jim-Bob: I didn't know you had a shortwave radio, Erin. Elizabeth: My new goggles are great for sneaking up on insects, Jim-Bob. They make me look like one. Jim-Bob: Your goggles, Elizabeth? Ben: Now Jim-Bob, you know that God loveth a cheerful giver. Second Corinthians 9:7. Jim-Bob: Yes, but what the former preacher giveth, the former preacher taketh way. Jim-Bob 1:2. Ben, Erin: Goodnight, Jim-Bob!
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David did a stellar job in this episode. It seems over the course of the series he handled tough scenes masterfully.
This was a very moving and interesting episode, well written, well acted and well directed. I agree, David Harper especially was great in all of his scenes. The crew even learned to play cricket.
This is one of my favorite episodes, David Harper was great in it, thanks for another wonderful video Judy.
David did an awesome job!
Hey Judy! I asked Santa for Goodnight John-boy, and Christmas morning it was under the tree! What a wonderful read! I especially loved Richard's Foreward!
I have an older brother who went into the ministry. I learned from him that becoming a preacher and pastoring a church can be one of the most difficult journeys that a person can undertake.
Whoever was under that car needed to have a LOT of faith that the stunt was set up properly, wouldn't you expect?
This was a look at another great episode with the Burden and I liked how Ellen Corby was still able to work on the show. veteran stage, tv and film actor Ivor Francis who played Professor Hoadley was best known for being the father of General Hospital's Genie Francis thank you for another classic memory of the Waltons and have a great week Judy.🇺🇲📺📻🇺🇲
Hi, Judy. I like the color combinations you're wearing today! Very flattering. I have a confession, since you're discussing an episode partly about having a scrupulous conscience! While I have seen Episodes 6 to the end, I'm not as familiar with the content. I tend to rerun from The Homecoming to the end of Season 5. So with all the recognition of both the writer of The Burden and some highlighted role by David Harper, in 2025 I shall watch Seasons 6 to the end as dearly as Seasons 1 -5. ATM, I'm enamored of The Best Christmas season 5! The story, the acting, the pretty filming have a calming and cheering effect on me. It's extraordinary how Miss Corby was able to act through the results of the stroke. Her face and eye animations are on point and rich. That car toppling on Jim Bob is horrifying! Little John Curtis' face, "Oh, wow!" is so cute! To all Walton's in the cold snap, stay warm! Thanks, Judy, for all the work you do to create these wonderful Walton's Moments! ❤
David did a stand out Job in this episode. it was so funny when those crickets got lose in the Girls Room. God Bless and take care Judy. ♥
Thank you for sharing your insights.
You look stunning in that color!
Love these early morning treats Judy! Thank you so much!! 👍❤️
I have the book Goodnight John Boy. Great read. Another great video. Thank you Judy. ❤
I want a copy of that book . Where did you buy yours?
@@wonderrob3225 I would check Amazon.
@@wonderrob3225 I just looked it up on Amazon. It's $10.99?
That’s the style Judy !
Pack up your troubles in your old kitbag and smile, smile, smile. 😊
It’s a long long way to Tipperary but my heart’s right there.
Looking marvelous in medium blue and light gray.
Judy that tune reminds me of my grandfather ( dad’s side ) he was a teamster driver horse drawn in Europe WWI for the U.S. Army. Without supplies no army can function long.
He got caught in a phosgene gas attack and injured his lungs.
I met a lady ( in her 90’s then many years ago ) who knew him before the war and she told me that he was as independent as a hog on ice but would give you the shirt off his back.
He had 13 kids by my grandmother my dad the oldest ( more than Waltons ) so that part still worked 😊.
Hi Judy. Thank you for choosing a deep episode,highlighting David Harper's talent, but with funny moments as well.I really do love how Mary Ellen just naturally fell into the role of mother,even though Jim-Bob did not find it so great! You really played that side of Mary Ellen so well.Did you like playing the bossier side of her character as much as we enjoyed seeing her take center stage? And good thing that their 'real' mama was away ,as I wonder if Elizabeth would have been allowed to bring the insects into her bedroom?
Hi Judy, thanks for sharing this episode of The Waltons.
Good morning Judy! My heart dropped with this scene when I first watched it. Thank you so much for the insights and everything ❤️
I remember this episode what a great one thanks for another wonderful segment and great episode love this show
I always had a huge crush on David W. Harper! This was one of my favorite episodes...
That was an amazing episode which gave Jim-Bob unexpected dimensions! It seemed obvious by his 'rebellious' and 'wild' 'tude in the first part of the episode that he was upset over Olivia's illness and absence- not having fun nor just taking advantage of the fact that no one else there could rein him in as well as Olivia! Then, the whole evident 180 after the car's collapse seemed as though he was trying to destroy himself another way via destroying his REAL personality to become one of a unit. Yes, I think John's talk and telling Jim-Bob that he was not responsible for everything bad happening to the family was good. However, I can't help but also believe that there was STILL a part of Jim-Bob who believed he had to be at least be willing to sacrifice himself when he signed up for the War upon his high school graduation- and even though that later episode totally avoided the issue of Olivia's not being there to witness her youngest son's graduation, I definitely think her absence was a contributing factor in his decision!
On a lighter note, I wonder if they might have set up a fake bedside table in another soundstage when the crickets escaped Elizabeth's jar in the girl's room? I mean, do you recall hearing them chirp in the days, weeks, months, etc. thereafter? I can't say I'm surprised that Erin loathed the idea of even jarred insects sharing her room (and also think Mary Ellen in her earlier years would have had her fun openly teasing Erin's 'prissiness' over said insects). Erin seemed to somehow often got left holding the bag re things going wrong in her room (e.g. remember when one of I think Ben's female dogs bore her single puppy right on top of Erin's coat and bedspread?).
I wonder if perhaps since Mary Ellen (as determined and bossy as she was) couldn't have begun to take Olivia's place that that's what ultimately might have gotten them to bring in the more mature in years Cousin Rose to have attempted to have at least tried to corral the younger Waltons in Olivia's absence?
Anyway, thanks for this!
Thank you Judy for this deep episode that is chock full of extra info. I loved the subplot,too, of Elizabeth and her insects,on the one hand interesting,and on the other hand,a little much,but that is only because I have a phobia of insects. I have deep respect for you actors on the set. Hopefully they did contain the insects, because can you imagine you hitting your mark,and then have some little critters come out from behind the sofa!!. Although,the adorable toddler playing John Curtis didn't seem to have any trouble,did he?😊 And glad the director filmed his spontaneous reaction.
When that car fell on Jimbob, I was shocked as I didn't expect it. His quest to become more religious struck a chord as something similar happened to me at the tender age of 18 although it was no car that fell on me but something totally different that happened but had the same result of me becoming more religious as I too, had thought I had been in the wrong at the time but hadn't been. Thank you Judy for todays segment and best wishes to you as always from your waltonian superfan in a cool England😉
David and Ronnie Claire had some wonderful scenes throughout the series. There's a great scene between Jim Bob and Corabeth later in season 7 in "The Tailspin" while he's fixing her tire after they had had another conflict. Ronnie Claire gave us a wonderful bit of insight into Corabeth and the dreams she had as a young woman for her life. "Do you think I don't know what people say about me?" She and David both did an amazing job in that and whenever they interacted. They were wonderful foils for each other. The young man who was trying to figure out his place in the world and the older woman who could sometimes be harsh but really did understand what that felt like. Those two really were more alike than was evident on the surface.
I still remember that episode. I was worried about Jim Bob but happy that he survived.
Thank you Judy , 😊 you always make the Waltons much more enduring to our hearts! There really have not been many shows that have a big following , even after many years ! Keep up the great work!! Blessings!
Hi! This is not a criticism just an observation. I know the writers changed throughout the course of the series and that probably explains this. It seems like Corabeth being a distant cousin to the family is often forgotten. If she has a brother that is a minister that means he is a distant cousin as well. Also, later in the series Ronnie Claire Edwards also plays Corabeth's sister which would also make her a distant cousin.
So very interesting! Thank you so much Judy Norton! And as usual, you look gorgeous!!! ❤❤
I was just watching this episode the other day !! I’m glad Jim Bob and John had their talk at the end, Jim Bob finally letting it all out. The whole family was “in a mood” but that’s understandable, they were scared and worried for Olivia. Everyone was dealing with it in their own way. It got me feeling bad for Jim Bob and Elizabeth, because they were the youngest of the siblings and everybody already had Grandpa, Grandma, Olivia and John. They were coping the only way they knew how. Totally relatable, after my father died, I became more withdrawn and moody. I started spending money on everything and just wanted to do everything I want. With all of that and with other tragedies happening soon right after, I became more stressed and anxious.
Hi Judy love watching and hearing about the episode's
Thank you, Judy!
Tony Moran looks so much like his sister! I didn't realize her brother was also an actor. Thanks for another great episode!
I always find your commentary and the small details of scenes interesting (was the light on the left or the right of door, was the door knob on the left or right, or was she wearing a pattern dress or different shade from one scene to another), none of those diminish my own enjoyment of the episodes and their messages. Thanks for sharing.
Another job well done Judy. Thanks
This is a wonderful episode all the way around!! It really showcases what a good actor David is- have to admit I'm a little prejudiced when it comes to him.😉
sometimes it happens something changes their life they wanna change their life for the better. mary Ellen was always mature.
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Very good episode!
Hello Judy and Happy Monday! Every episode when they focus on Jim Bob are wonderful! David always has a way of making you just love him. I think one of the first ones I loved him in and one of my favorites is The Search. This episode he is lost in a different way and not really able to control all that has been happening in their lives and with that very special bond he had with Olivia was just too much for him when she left. This was great as always, Judy!! Thank you for all you do!! 🥰
ive ben lucky to catch these uploads right wen they come out. i sneezed and my lower back exploded so ive ben stuck immobile the last few days.
Hey kiddo! Yes, I feel the same about David. Such a gifted actor. When I was in line to meet him in Waco, I made my way to his table with so much confidence. I pointed at a Pic of his on his table to sign, unable to say a word. When he asked me my name, I couldn't remember it! All I could say was, " can I have a hug?". And he did!. I said, "Thank you sir," he smiled, that Jim Bob smile and said, "Your parents raised you right" and hugged me again. What a treasure he is and such a sweet soul. Laid back and down to Earth. This was a great segment kiddo, you nailed it again as always. Hugs to ya.
For some reason I don't recall this episode, I'll have to look for it & watch it. The summary you gave was fantastic, Judy...Thank You!!
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@@karenleemallonee684 You're in for a treat! Enjoy!
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Thank you, I'm looking forward to watching it, but first I have to find it!! 🤗
@@karenleemallonee684 Hope you find it soon!
Another masterpiece. Your segments are always enjoyed. How fortunate are we to hear these insights and details from the one who was there ! The episodes become multi dimensional with your infusion of the details. :-)
Good Morning Judy. Could you tell me about the lovely pendant you are wearing? It appears to be blown glass. PS: I am so glad that you are making this show. I look forward to every episode.
When Ralph yells "Jim Bob" after the car falls it reminds me of how he yelled for John Boy during the house burning scene when he goes back in for his papers. Was the light moved after the fire remodel? At the 13:18 mark the lighting changes. Miss Norton did you take a break filming this or sun go behind the clouds? It was like you hit pause and grabbed some coffee hand came back
Erin and Elizabeth getting on each others last nerves !! But it’s understandable, most people see bugs as disgusting, and some even have entomophia. They say girls are more afraid of bugs because they are genetically predisposed to develop a fear of what they see as potentially dangerous creatures. Elizabeth was always curious, had a thirst for the knowledge and the unknown. She became more interested in her academic studies as she got older. Her doing her bug research reminded me of when you did the tadpole/bull frogs experiment back in S1. Erin was always more girly, proper or could be prissy. And more easily disgusted by things like that. Elizabeth and Mary Ellen weren’t afraid to get their hands dirty.
Tony Moran played Michael Myers at age 23 in the original “Halloween” movie the year before this 1979 episode
Thanks.
*Judy wow lots happened in this one episode... thanks again for your time to check, discuss and then upload the video 🙂nz*
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I was just thinking while watching this behind the scenes, maybe the episode should have been called the "The Awakening". Seeing that Jim Bob had this spiritual awakening after the car fell on him. I thought it was hilarious when all the crickets got loose and everyone was in the room trying to collect them. Great episode.
Judy Norton
I did have my surgery on January 9th and it going to take me about a month to heal.
Great episode, that I kind of forgot until you did your video. Then I remembered the episode. Love the scene with John and Jim Bob, fatherly advice and guidance. I really enjoy your videos, thank you.
Beautiful work, sincere and believable, a wonderful description of performer, David Harper. Thank you for sharing, Judy. I appreciate connecting with the episode; one I had not seen and I look forward all the more to viewing the series with fresh eyes. It is such a gift The Waltons continues to be shown all these years later.
I watched a film noir w John Payne from 1952 called Kansas City Confidential on Amazon Prime (it’s also on RUclips), Helen Kleeb ie Miss Mamie, makes her film debut. She has a few lines, maybe 2 scenes. It’s a fun mystery film.
HI JUDY
Great episode today! Do you know why John Ritter left The Waltons? Was it for Three's Company?
Yes
Judy, I know that you have addressed this in a previous segment but I hope that you can answer my question.I have recently seen two you tube videos. Their titles are "Where are They Now"?.The first shows Richard as a young man on the left and in present day as a double amputee.The second shows a young David and in present day ill in a hospital bed.I would not watch these videos but I cannot understand why they are posted. Both men are in good health and Richard just completed his run on Broadway yesterday. Thank you for answering my question and have a lovely day.
I'm not Judy but I can answer: engagement-seeking, clickbait-posting jerks. Please ignore things like this.
Thanks for your response, I was wondering if the creator of these videos could be committing slander, and what is the policy of You Tube?It is nice to hear from a fellow subscriber of Judy's program.
@ you’re welcome. I’ve had varying results with reporting things, but it’s worth a try. RUclips seems to be better at actually doing something than Facebook, which has been useless lately.
How many bibles did Grandma have? In season 4, the Fledgling, Grandma gave John-boy her bible. Now she's giving it to Jim-Bob.
I love that episode of the burden with Jim Bob which was scary 😲 But I guess when you're brushed with death can you put things in perspective, he got a little carried away with the Bible verses but love Jim Bob. Thank you Judy 💗💜👏🙏🙏
Have you ever kept in touch with the Reed twins who played John Curtis?
Judy Norton have you ever produced or written a Walton's episode.
0:55 Dang, that was close. And it was actually Edwards he nearly mows down?
Hi Judy. Did Earl’s mother really have TB and move to AZ or was this just written in since Michael left the show?
Happy Inauguration Day!!❤️🇺🇸
Hi Judy, Did John ever get fed up with the girls trading rooms with the boys regularly? I know my parents wouldn’t have been very impressed with us if we’d done this on a regular basis…😅
Hi Judy, I was just thinking about something. You expressed how close the cast was to each other. But, I was wondering. Obviously all of you have performed scenes where you are really tearing into each other. It's dramatic and, of course is very engaging. But, do you ever worry or grow concerned that this would leave hurt feelings off camera? Even though you are playing characters and reading lines, that emotion has to be sincere for it to work so how do you separate it?
Thanks again and continue doing this amazing channel. 100K I want that for you!
When they did the episode on Jim Bob wearing glasses. How come on other episodes he doesn’t wear glasses?
I just realized, your birthday is next week the 29th Have a Happy Birthday.
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Believe Ivor Francis’s daughter also made a name for herself on General Hospital
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Did you direct any episodes?
"yes good 👍 Judy thats neat how he got the job even though his parents,,,i could probably write up a old radio show inner sanctum episode maybe i could write a episode of the waltons just for me i do like that your show.
The crickets got loose lol
Question for a future Ask Judy, perhaps. When the opening credits (are they actually called “credits” at the beginning?) flash briefly across the screen as you introduce an episode, I try to take note of the Roman Numeral copyright year. Is that date reflective of the date the episode was filmed? Or perhaps the season in which it aired? Or something else? Can you explain, please? Thank you for all your hard work!
I have my uncle Harry Bible and the Bible when I got baptise at my grandmother Baptist church my Presbyterian church didn't have a baptise pool she wasn't living at the time but I know that she would have loved it
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Ben: Thanks for fixing my car, Jim-Bob.
Jim-Bob: Who's car, Ben?
Erin: Jim-Bob, will you show me how to work my shortwave radio?
Jim-Bob: I didn't know you had a shortwave radio, Erin.
Elizabeth: My new goggles are great for sneaking up on insects, Jim-Bob. They make me look like one.
Jim-Bob: Your goggles, Elizabeth?
Ben: Now Jim-Bob, you know that God loveth a cheerful giver. Second Corinthians 9:7.
Jim-Bob: Yes, but what the former preacher giveth, the former preacher taketh way. Jim-Bob 1:2.
Ben, Erin: Goodnight, Jim-Bob!
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I'd have to learn what non consetnial nepatiszm means though i am gonna go see real quick then come back a writer for sure.
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