The Waltons - Ask Judy 61 - Behind the Scenes with Judy Norton
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2023
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The Waltons - Ask Judy. Judy Norton (Mary Ellen) answers questions about the permanent sets and those that needed to be constructed. Which family members had front facing windows on the house? The Waltons on Family Feud. Game Shows and sports competitions cast members did. Battle of the Network Stars, Circus of the Stars, Password Plus… these questions and more in this Behind the Scenes of The Waltons.
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I was born the year The Waltons debuted so I feel in a way as if I grew up with the Children on the show. I feel very old for saying this but they truly don't make shows like this anymore. Wonderful cast.
I was born in 1969 and feel the same way. It's like the characters are part of our DNA.
Kind of you to say.
Try 1961 ya'll!
You all did a very good job as actors as well as directors etc. I know I felt like I was right there with you all in every episode. In my opinion there has never been a series like this before or after the Waltons.
I was born in 58 so roughly the same age as the children on the show , to me this is one of the best series ever made 😊
The perfect people to play the perfect family ❤
Thank you.
This was a really fun episode, thanks, Judy! A few of my memories about the backlot sound, wow, always a challenge! Of course, there were the planes. In those days there were no noise regulations, no limit on noise levels from those darn engines. Burbank Airport was just 2 miles away and most of the time those jets would take off to the South, putting them directly overhead! When shooting a scene it was imperative to pay attention to our on-set Sound Mixer Bill Flannery while filming a scene when aircraft could be heard approaching. We'd always look to Bill for a thumbs up, which meant keep going, or a 'no' nod of his head, which meant to Cut. I have a deep respect for Bill, he's in heaven now with the sound of Angels. I've commented on paying off the neighbor behind the house with the noisy lawn mower which magically came to life when we began shooting, but there were so many other challenges, for instance, other shows shooting close by. I recall one crazy day when "Police Woman" was on Western Street. They were filming one of those chaotic scenes where everyone was shooting at everyone else... and we had to cut a few times due to the sound of gunfire..actually "pops" from blanks. I finally walked to their set, spoke with the AD, and got us both on the same radio channel so we wouldn't be in conflict shooting simultaneously, it was the respectful thing to do, for both of us. Another challenge were the Motorola Beepers the crew carried... it was necessary to make sure everyone on set have their Beepers on 'Silent Mode' while shooting a scene, especially when on the Stage. Then we had the 'Turkey' issue during the short time they were used instead, or with, the Chickens. Every time we went on a Bell those darn Turkeys would cry out with a loud 'Gobble-Gobble"! We'd have to wait for the cacophony to settle before the Director could say 'Action"...and, of course, there was that Peacock of David's who, along with his 'Peacock Stand-in', would 'Shreik" at the most inappropriate time. They were beautiful but Loud!! A quick note on Wardrobe...the few times I appeared on camera I wore John-Boy's clothes...Richard and I were the same size! And as to commuting, I never realized you had such a long drive, Judy. I could spit on the set from my bedroom and Kami was almost as close :)
The way you describe the action, I can picture everyone checking their pagers, waiting for the turkeys, and you handing cash to that cagey lawnmowing neighbor! 😊
@@hollyavillella554 Thanks Holly, it seems like it was yesterday
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Thanks John Dayton a segment within a segment. Didn't know you did a few appearances on the show I'm looking forward to seeing you. I have lived near the airport in San Jose California for 40 years. No doubt about it the challenges that would present trying to shoot scenes out side. Could you hear the planes in the sound stages ? Thank you for your great memories and perspectives. You and Judy really do deliver a great story. ; )
@@duanebarbic3786 Believe it or not there were times when we did hear the planes on Stage 26. At the time those old DC-9s were deafening. Noise abatement rules were eventually established, but not for years later. Thanks, Duane.
Thank you, Judy Norton for delivering joy and serenity with your videos in what often seems like a chaotic and unstable world. You're absolutely delightful!
Thank you so much.
@@judynorton2598 thank you for all this information ℹ️
Other Waltons appearing on other shows as I remember is Michael Learnard and Richard Thomas on Match Game 73, Will Geer on Hee Haw!
Fun. Thanks.
Just an update... my Christmas gift from my daughter and son-in-law were tickets to Richard in To Kill A Mockingbird. It was last night in Ft Lauderdale. He was outstanding as Atticus! It was well cast, too. Love everything, everyone, on the Waltons! ❤ Best wishes.
You're lucky
Blessed to have thoughtful daughter and son-in-law. My limited income would not have made the ticket purchase possible. Yes, very lucky indeed.
I'm happy for you glad you got to go
So glad you got to see him. Such a wonderful production.
When asked what his favorite movie had been, Gregory Peck replied ‘To Kill A Mocking Bird’.
The one reuse of clothes that stood out to me was Jim Bob's hand-me-down shirt that the kids teased him about which we later saw Amy Godsey wear. I also recall, and you may have mentioned previously, the knitted hat/scarf Elizabeth wears in "The Homecoming" was also worn by Mary in The Little House on the Prairie pilot.
Thanks for sharing that additional info.
Judy Norton, I adore you
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There was an episode I remember where Aimee Godsey was wearing the shirt with the collar from a dress that Olivia made for Jim Bob that everyone teased him for wearing. The house and rooms were always confusing lol. There is a woman with a RUclips channel who did an amazing job capturing the inside of the house. Marina Coates is her name ... should definitely check it out as she does all TV and movie homes interiors. Great episode!
I've seen that video as well!
Interesting. I’ll try to check it out. Thanks.
LOL @8:28 ;-) Yeah, as a Walton's fan more than a Duke's fan, it was a tough one to watch. Totally agree with Yentl's comment also! @10:00 Thanks Judy!
Just another note, the whole episode was very heartwarming as are all the episodes and you, the actors who all play their roles with true feelings. ❤❤
Thank you so much.
The windows was a great question. I never really thought about the windows like that before.
The wardrobe of Jimbob not sure what the episode was but when Jimbob being teased for his shirt was a girl's blouse Noticed it in a episode with Amy wearing it. When I seen it I thought of Raggedy Andy doll.
Thanks for sharing that.
Thank you for allowing us a chance to experience this amazing series through your eyes. Considering the high ratings of The Waltons, was there any consideration given to the idea of a spinoff series? I think Mary Ellen as a rural nurse could have been great. Also, Mary Ellen and Erin in the city would have been interesting.
I understand there was a proposed spinoff called "The Godseys", but the idea was simply discarded. I also seem to remember that the first two 1982 "Waltons Mountain" movies could have led to a spinoff, but the third one ("A Day For Thanks on Waltons Mountain") was done as a finale. It was another 11 years before the 1990s movies.
Glad you are enjoying these. Doing a spin off would have been fun.
Mary Ellen as a rural nurse? 😎 that has my vote !! 😇
Thanks for always answering my little questions Judy, you’re so thoughtful!
You are so welcome!
Interesting I never noticed that
I always enjoy these "Ask Judy" videos. All of the questions are so interesting. Thank you for taking the time to do your wonderful videos.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
I believe Cissy Spacek wore that same coat in the episode The Townie.
The Easter Story is one of my favorite episodes. I have it on dvd and will be watching it in the next week or so.
Awesome! Thanks.
The landing was there because if it wasn't the main stairs would extend right in front of grandpa's bedroom door.
Makes sense.
I wish we had shows like The Waltons today. Thank you Ms Judy. Love your episodes about The Waltons. I never get tired of the reruns. Have a great weekend Ms Judy.
Thank you so much.
Judy, again I say thanks for these. Such a great education for me to learn so much about putting on a TV series. You do an excellent piece of work.
Thank you . Glad you are enjoying these.
I love always learning something new about the show or the characters 😊 you do such a great job at retelling and giving info ❤
So happy to hear that.
Really do like hearing these ask Judy and behind the scenes segments. I grew up in San Jose, about the same age as you 63. I would hear horror stories about LA traffic, experienced it a few times. We kinda have it here now in the San Francisco bay area. So you didn't usually have breakfast in those early days of the Waltons, perhaps it was a good thing. You were practicing intermittent fasting and didn't even know it. I usually don't eat between 7 and 7 and thats my tip of the day. As my aunt Hilda would say "Don't feed the night." As usual it's always a uplifting experience visiting your RUclips channel. ; )
Thank you. I still don’t eat breakfast :).
@@judynorton2598 💙 ; )
First, to anyone you lost to on Battle of the Network Stars or the other competitions/gameshows, you should have immediately issued a skydiving challenge, you'd have won by default. Second, as for making yourself presentable before work, as someone who's had a crush on Mary Ellen for 50 years, (see the red dress from The Spoilers) I can assure you, presentable would never have been a problem, before or after arrival at work. 🙂 Thanks for another great behind the scenes.
Ha ha - love the skydiving challenge idea :). Thanks for your kind remarks.
Judy for making shows like this on a bugdet you all did a wonderful job and i agree with others , they don't make tv shows like this anymore. Thus is why I feel this tv show should start showing again. Fabulous work fabulous cast/family. So glad I found you Judy ❤️❤❤❤
The Waltons seems to be playing on a couple networks like Me TV every day at noon Monday through Friday West coast
Yes - I can’t imagine what the budget would be to do it the same today - but still less than big action, sfx shows.
Hiii Judy! I loved all the interesting questions and I learned so many new things :) it’s so cool seeing people wearing the same clothing from people of other episodes I’ve never noticed that before. And I just watched a Walton wedding movie and now am about to watch a Walton Easter. Also I hope you have an amazing day ❤
Love,
Jamie ~ huge Waltons fan ✨
I never noticed the close waring earthier. The Easter story is the best.
Thank you so much.
The Dukes Of Hazzard was hard to beat. Sorry I'm talking about it to you Judy lol.
One of my favorite scenes that clearly shows how the rooms align is in The Abdication when Mary Ellen is sitting in front of the window telling her sisters about herself and dreams. Elizabeth looks out the window and says "John-Boy is still up." The camera moves over and there is John-Boy writing at his desk. Brilliant!
Awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Great episode. I thought it was neat that you spotted the coat used 3 times !! Makes me wonder what the most used (by most people) clothing item was ???
Great question!
I was wondering where did they film the Christmas one at when you were younger before the Waltons series came about.
Like in the scene when you and the other kids were carrying wood through the snow. Oh I loved this so much. I watch Waltons every day. But the Christmas story takes me back to when I was a kid.
I just can watch it all year around.
We filmed all the outdoor scenes in Jackson Hole, Wy. All the inside scenes were filmed at CBS Studios in Studio City, CA.
Thank you for continuing to give us great content with your hard work we see the show through new eyes.
My pleasure.
I always loved the Waltons outfits.They looked like the back in the days of the yrs of the dress code.Evan the music and so forth.
Some wonderful costumes :)
Love your top & especially the necklace! Lovely & enjoy your insight always!! ❤️🙂
Thank you :)
@@judynorton2598 If you're ever in Southeastern Massachusetts, I'd like to meet you, to thank & give you the biggest hug!! ❤️❤️🙂
I can't imagine any teens ready to work at 6:15 a.m.! You Walton's really are special! Up before the roosters! 😊 My dear Grandma lived in a tiny bungalow in the heart of our city's Little Italy. There was a step down from the dining room to the old-fashioned farm like kitchen. Being very young, I thought all Grandmas had a step like that! So, seeing similar in The Walton's house was just perfect, magical for me. She also had a "secret" pull up door with ladder stairs that led to the basement! And an outside cellar entrance with two large metal doors set slanted against the back of the house. It was all magical. That coat Marcia and several of you wore was so authentic! You all were good sports to participate in game shows. Who hasn't wanted a desk near the front window like John Boy's? I wonder how many were inspired by him to better study their schoolwork. How many U S. States have you visited, Judy? Which states would you like to see? I hope you visit Pennsylvania! 😊🧡Bless Walton's everywhere!
PS Would you be interested in participating in DWTS? Do agents promote their clients for that? You certainly would have an immense fan base voting for you!
That is a great idea about DWTS! I think that Judy would do quite well!
The Walton house became like a character on the show. Inspiring feelings in the viewer and I believe a sense of comfort about the familiar setting each week. I have visited many states including Pennsylvania. My first big musical role was with Pittsburg Civic Light Opera. I was Grand Marshall for a Thanksgiving Parade in Philadelphia, participated in a celebrity softball game before a Phillies game… did media interviews in cities… can’t recall other cities in PA. Would like to explore more of the North East.
@@judynorton2598 I never thought of it like that Judy! The house was like a character, and so us fans did pay attention to the set up of the house, just like we paid attention to the details of the human characters.
And since you want to explore more of the northeast, come on over to Ohio anytime!
Thanks for another terrific segment, Judy! Funny about the clothes: I just rewatched "The Ordeal" and, for the very first time, I found myself drawn to the blouse that Rachel/Aimee Godsey was wearing in a scene with Kami. It was pinkish with a big white, rounded collar. Then I thought, "Hey! That looks exactly like the blouse/shirt Jim Bob was getting teased about wearing in a much earlier episode!" (Teasing, btw, which prompted Mary Ellen to beat up the bully...and receive a shiner, in the process! 🥊😂) After what you said about wardrobe being recycled, I really DO think it was the same blouse!!
It probably was the same blouse. I’m betting the majority of the audience didn’t notice it first time around.
Great Show Judy !
I have a couple of questions.
First, was the Walton's house ever used in any other show besides the Walton's ?
2nd : was the Treehouse a permanent fixture on the set ?
Have a Great Day Judy !
The rebuilt Waltons house was The Butterfly Inn on The Gilmore Girls.
Also was on Dukes of Hazzard.
Before The Waltons, the house was also used in Mayberry RFD amongst other shows. The treehouse was a permanent fixture.
Good morning, Judy! Such great questions today. I am going to look for the boys' side window next time. I loved watching you in Password Plus and the other game shows. But do you know if they will ever run the battle of the network stars again? Every now and then, you see some old clips but never the whole thing. Thank you for another fantastic video. Have a wonderful weekend!! 🥰
I have no idea if they’ll run the Battle episodes again. I hope they will.
You always wore beautiful dresses on The Waltons.
Thank you.
Thank you, Judy! ❤
You are so welcome!
Just finished watching a scene with you and John sr. In The Last straw. Such a tender, loving scene with such honesty. ❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it
Well I never ever noticed the clothes being recycled like you mentioned in this Ask Judy despite repeated viewings of the episodes. I remember watching a blooper where Ralph Waite's scene is spoilt by a loud plane flying over and he says "maybe they are flying in on this plane" or something to that effect😂. Thank you Judy for this segment and best wishes to you from your waltonian superfan in a warmer England😉
Yes - lots of airplane comments in outtakes :)
I loved the landing the way it was laid out. Olivia sewing machine was set up there and l thought what a perfect place for Mama to be. It was central to the whole house. Loved it!
True - it was tucked away, but always available for use.
Did they ever explain who taught Jason to read music? I can't imagine that would be something taught in the 1 room schoolhouse.
He learned by ear, and then went on to learn and do more in depth study's at the Klineburge Conservatory.
Music used to be in the curriculum, even when I was in school in the'70s, we learned music theory and played instruments.
@@sid7088 yeah not the 1930's in a 1 teacher only environment they didn't.
@@Gregory...... Yes I know later on in the series he did. I'm thinking I've seen him play from sheet music pre the conservatory tho.
@@FreemanVashier music theory has been around since 800 BC. You don't need to play an instrument to learn it. It's very likely that it was taught in the 1930s. When I was young, it seemed like every female teacher could play piano. Only Earl Hamner would know the real answer.
Just watched your episide where you were infatuated with the traveling singer who sketched your face. You did some brilliant acting on that episode. All the tears and drama..that could not have been easy. Great job!!
Thank you. It was a fun one to film.
I think the last time the original cast came together for a TV movie was in 1997. Any chance of the original cast coming back to do a new TV movie? Guessing it would set in the 80's/90's
I think it is highly unlikely to happen at this point.
@@judynorton2598 Oh well. Would be interesting if they did
Always wonderful to see your videos, Judy…you’re still the prettiest and smartest girl on Tv! ❤❤❤
Very kind of you to say.
Very interesting information Judy. Thank you! 👍🏻
You are so welcome
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Hi Judy! At age 60, I’m rediscovering THE WALTONS all over again, and seeing storylines I never saw before. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. I’m curious if a “blooper reel” exists from the series?
I'll answer your question no not really. What dose exist is not suitable for a critical audience
Just some footage of the cast having fun is how I heard it.
Glad you’re enjoying the series again :-) No the “blooper reels” aren’t available.
That coat was gorgeous ! Kate Middleton has many of these fitted dress coats and dresses which she’s made very popular again. Love it! Mrs. Putnam here❤💜♥️
A very flattering style.
Judy, thank you so much for the information you provide in your videos. I watched The Diploma ,yesterday which is one of my favorite episodes featuring your character. My question is was the character of nurse Nora, based on Mr.Hamner's aunt? I wish you and your family a beautiful spring.
Interesting question. I never heard Nora was based on Earl’s Aunt. Not sure if he had an Aunt who was a nurse.
Earl Hamner's paternal Aunt Nora was the first public health nurse in the state of Virginia. She was known for treating tuberculosis patients in the state. I wonder if the writers used that disease for Olivia 's storyline. Sadly, Earl's Aunt passed away in 1971,but her career as a nurse lives on in The Waltons. Judy, thank you so much for these videos, and I am looking forward to watching The Easter Story, I cannot believe it is fifty years old this April. Best wishes to you and your family.
The sports competition, that you, Martha, Eric, Tony, etc competed in was Star Games (season 2, 1985 or 1986) with Bruce Jenner, and Morgan Brittany as the hosts. I still have your episodes on VHS however, I don’t have a player anymore. I thought you guys did great and you were a fantastic swimmer. You also crushed it on the obstacle course on Battle of the Network Stars!! Your athleticism was awesome!!
Thank you for filling in my blank spot on that :)
@@judynorton2598 My pleasure and thank you for these awesome videos you create. I recently found your YT channel and have been enjoying the content a lot
Lovely as usual. Never miss an episode.
Thank you!
All the young actors on the show always seemed so grounded. At the time did you all realize that you were part of something so big? It's so nice to see everyone still doing well.
We had no idea for years.
Just watched the episode on Hallmark where Martha Corinne died. What a great episode and show. Beulah (sp.?), Bondi was a great actress, and she was in my all-time favorite movie too, “It’s a Wonderful Life”. Love your videos Judy, as I loved the show.
Thanks so much for watching. So glad you enjoyed this.
Judy love all of the videos. Thank you for all of your hard work. Good night Mary Ellen!!
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
Great questions interesting information have a good day Judy
Thank you so much.
Another excellent interesting video Judy....
Thank you.
You talk about game shows I remember Richard Thomas and Michael lernen on match game when the episodes of match game I remember Richard Thomas Michael lernen on the match game back in the 70s with it first started and it was fun I enjoyed it I love The waltons because their wholesome family my family used to be like that I enjoy the ass Judy and where the things are on The waltons
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Happy you have enjoyed the show.
This is the family I so wish I had. The goodnight part is what we did. We had a family of 13. One past away.
Oh wow - you were The Waltons in real life!
Hi Judy. Thank you again for another enlightening segment of ask Judy. The wardrobe. A modern day version of "who wore it best"?
As you mentioned the details of preparing for work; I thought of how easy it can be for the audience to forget that fact. I remembered watching a Tina Turner interview. She was asked some questions about her feelings of her upcoming retirement. If she had any regrets. Don't quote me, but she basically stated that while the audience is having a good time, dancing etc, she's on stage working. She was tired. Rightfully so. I mean, she had so much energy. Hours on that stage is beyond the equivalent of a good workout. Thank you for your hard work Judy. We are still reaping the benefits of it in 2023. Thank all of you.
I appreciate that. Thank you.
I really enjoy watching your videos, explaining how things really were! I guess, some of us, ;) thought it was just as it was, on TV! :) You all, really did make it real, and I LOVED the show, and watched for it every week! I still watch it, every chance I can, because it reminds me of my grandparents, and how we ran around in our bare feet, and just played outside!
I'm so glad!
any more movies coming out with you in it judy curious
No release dates yet.
Ok I was curious hokey dokey
Thanks beautiful Judy for your hard work on the waltons.and on the insights after so long share the fans your memories ❤
You are so welcome
Thank you for another fun in depth video. Spring greetings from New York
Thank you.
Thank you for your behind the scenes episodes Judy..
My pleasure.
Growing up in a poor family of 13, I was the youngest of 4 boys. It was very rare for me to receive any new clothes. Hand-me-downs was the norm. I was really small for my age. That still holds true. At the age of 65, I still wear boys size 16 Husky; at just 5'1" and 130lbs. Thanks, Judy, for your videos. I really enjoy them.
Happy to hear you enjoyed this.
Appreciate the ask Judy segments! We sure enjoy it & learn so much more ! Luv&Peace Ty for all Sean & family. 💛✌🏼
Glad you enjoyed it
Judy all of your videos are just so amazingly great.
Thank you so much.
So glad I found your channel! ❤
Me too!! Welcome!!
Thank you again for your wonderful videos. I absolutely love watching them and you!
Thank you! Much appreciated.
Thank you for well thought out questions and well thought out answers. Now I know more than I did a few minutes ago! Mary
Wonderful. Glad you were entertained.
About costumes ~ was there a general warehouse of clothing or were there seamstresses who sewed for the show? Did a costumer scrounge vintage shops in the area? That coat you showed really looked authentic. Can you share with us more about wardrobe? I always thought JB looked handsome in his argyle sweater, knickers, and cap! Do you have a fashion era you like best? You could wear bias-cut gowns from the '30s very well! I'm waiting for those colonial gowns with the frames that stuck out on either side ~ great for hiding figure flaws! 😅
There was the Warner Bros wardrobe dept which was huge and full of costumes from over the decades of shows and films done at the studio. Our costumers could pull from there and they established a supply of clothing for our show. Over the seasons items were changed out as we grew and as the time period changed from 30’s to 40’s. Some of the girls dresses were made for us, or altered as needed - so I’m not sure if those seamstresses were Warner Bros employees of Lorimar’s (our production company). I’ve always loved 40’s fashions.
Thanks for an interesting segment!
My pleasure.
Another beautiful interesting video xx
Glad you enjoyed it
I do really enjoy these Judy thank you again and I hope you're having a wonderful 2023
I am, thank you.
Speaking of the shed, it sure got a lot of action! Funny how they eventually fit a bed, dresser, and more! oh, and also John-Boys printing press!
Clearly it was expanded over the years :)
Hey Judy, I was in the audience when you were on The 10,000 Pyramid in NY. Fun time!!!!
Oh wow! How cool :)
Wow very cool and interesting ! Thanks Judy !
Glad you enjoyed it.
@Judy Nortan thank you for all this info ℹ️
My pleasure.
I loved seeing clothes get passed down to the younger siblings just like in a real family. I remember in particular a couple of your dresses being passed down to Erin, Jason’s orange and blue flannel going to Ben and later John Boy’s white and blue button up shirt going to Ben after he left the series.
I had lots of hand me downs from my sister. 😊
Thank you for answering my question. 😊
Of course!! Thanks for contributing.
I wanted to mention that I loved the interview you did on The Golden Retro Radio Podcast, with Pat McCormack last Friday. You really spoke from the heart, and it was neat getting to hear you answer other questions then just on the Walton's... although I do enjoy those too! It warmed my heart hearing how you spoke about Richard Thomas.
This was another great Ask Judy & your always delightful!!!
Thank you so much for tuning into my Retro Radio Podcast :)
Loved Battle of the Network Stars
Me too :)
Another great 👍 one thanks Pretty Lady
My pleasure.
a fun "Q & A" - thanks judy! :)
Glad you enjoyed it.
Growing up with 9 kids, 5 girls and 4 boys, there was always hand me downs. I grew up watching the Waltons regularly. My Mom loved it, and we only had one t.v. so she won.
Sounds like a lot like the Waltons. I hope the show grew on you :)
@@judynorton2598 absolutely! I have fond memories of the Waltons.
I will have to give enormous credit to set designers and staff for their very accurate furnishing of the many sets on the waltons. From the Spool beds in the bedrooms to the various tools in the mill, all were things i saw growing up in a rural country home in Appalachia (many can be found in my home today). You just dont see this much detail in tv and movies today.
Happy to hear that our team did such a good job.
I just want to say I really love the Walton’s. John Curtis is adorable! Was he a good baby to work with? Thank you for sharing. I felt at home with y’all. I too lived on a big farm. Such sweet memories for me.
Yes, the twins were great to work with.
Great questions 😀 especially the creative one 😂
Thank you.
Loved this 👍🏼😘
Happy to hear that.
❤ thank you so.much
Thanks for joining me!
Love Judy Norton!
Thank you.
I lovve you and your channel❤ Makes me feel connected to a simpler sweeter time. You're so serene and lovely. The Waltons was (is) very special Thank You, So fun😍⚘️
Thank you so much.
Re the windows: I remember another episode when John was standing at the bedroom window at night and the barn caught fire. Turned out it was the old Native American man starting a fire in the barn. So the parents bedroom window faced the front of the house.
Thank you!
I remember watching you on Tattletales, and recently on Password, which you were great on!
Thank you!
great video judy
Thank you.
always look forward to your videos the Walton’s i can watch many times it’s so good you look pretty lovely shirt another great video yes i noticed the clothes too
Thank you so much.
Mary Ellen as a rural nurse? 😎 that has my vote !! 😇
I like being here each week!
Thank you so much. Glad to have you here.