Johnny Whitaker Lost 8 Years of His Life (Jody From Family Affair)
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- If you’re above the age of 45 you’ve likely watched Family Affair and you’re a fan of Johnny Whitaker who played young Jody in the show. Johnny Whitaker was one of the best-known child actors of his generation and had a prolific career in television and film.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Early Life and Career
01:16 - Family Affair and Johnny’s Childhood Acting Career
03:57 - Johnny’s Later Life and What He’s up to Today
06:43 - Outro
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What made Johnny Whitaker stand out was that he had incredible range compared to many of his contemporaries. He was able to tackle comedic roles in Family Affair and in the feature film, The Russians Are Coming The Russians Are Coming! But he also managed to play serious dramatic roles in shows such as Bonanza and Gunsmoke.
Even after Family Affair came to an end, he continued to work regularly in both film and television during his early teens. He decided, however, to take a break as he grew older. As part of his Mormon faith, he emigrated to Portugal for 2 years on a mission trip. He later studied at Brigham Young University.
And then, it all came crashing down. In the 1980s, Johnny Whitaker lost 8 years of his life. His wife left him and he fell into a serious depression. He also began abusing drugs and alcohol.
This slowed him down and took control of his life. He took a very long hiatus from show business and largely faded away from the public eye. Like many other child stars, it seemed that Johnny Whitaker was on the same downward spiral that many of his contemporaries experienced.
So how did Johnny Whitaker make his comeback? How did he manage to kick his addictions? He’s now back at work in show business and has been working regularly at TV - currently acting in an upcoming TV series which we’ll hopefully see later this year!
Join FactsVerse to learn more about Johnny Whitaker’s life and career and how he lost 8 years of his life…
Johnny Whitaker Lost 8 Years of His Life (Jody From Family Affair) 
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I would if I had the money for it.
I'm really glad he's doing well in his life and has beaten his addiction
Us too! May Johnny keep going. Be safe and have a great day 💗
Me as well! He has certainly put his best self forward💖
I loved family affair as a child, as an adult, I found it again and binge watched the entire series, each year. Now that my vision is gone, I still listen to it. Love Jody, forever!
I was born 1956. Yes I watched Family affair growing up. My favorite episode that I remember was when Mr French, Jody and Buffy was stranded in a hurricane in Puerto Rico. All Mr French had was an apple and a chocolate bar. He managed to make a gourmet made meal out of it for the twins and he went hungry.
As a kid, I saw Johnny Whitaker on so many shows. He was everywhere it seemed. I loved how he, as Jody, along with Anissa Jones, as Buffy, would say, "Uncoh Beeyoh!" Lol
Ikr? Like the name "Bill" has two syllables! 😛
Two of the cutest kids ever to grace a TV screen. I'm glad that drugs weren't able to destroy both of them. The death of Anissa Jones was tragic and was VERY sad for me, when I heard about it in 1976. I loved the show as a kid, and I'm still a fan. I'm SO glad that Johnny is doing well, and so glad to see that he used his experience in the dark times to help others.
Yes,Truth Indeed
Unfortunatly, this TV show brings back some sad memories for me. I was 13 at the time and living with my Grandmother in Newcastle Australia, it was July 1969 and she had been ill over the past week spending most of the time in her bed. Family Affair aired on NBN Channel 3 at 7:30pm on Friday evening, I had settled onto the sofa to watch and out of her bedroom came my Grandma looking a lot better. She sat in her rocker chair and said "Oh, Family Affair, I love this show..." within a few minutes she had what I thought were spasms and I called out to my dad, who also lived with us and he carried her back to her bed where she passed away. I was told the next day it was a heart attack. She was 69yo. I was the last to speak to her during one of her favourite shows. Funny that this pops up in July in my RUclips feed...
Thank you so much for sharing your unique story. 😌
56 years old and remember him from Family Affair and Sigmund. Thanks for all those good memories!
Johnny was a magnificent on Family Affair. He was a great child actor. I love his work in Hollywood. He's a survivor.
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If you didn't know any better you would have thought that him and Buffy was brother and sister in real life cuz they look alike they both have freckles and their hair colors look almost the same
@@QueenAnitaSoul I remember learning, that he was 7, & Anissa was 9!!! when Family Affair started.
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I believe that Anissa was younger than that because she was missing her top two front teeth during the first year of the show.. That usually happens when a child is around six years old..
He played Tom Sawyer in a movie written and directed by Richard and Robert Sherman of Disney Fame. The opening scene and song sung by Charlie Pride is a favorite.
Thank you for sharing your favorite scene and song! This brings back memories.
I remember when that movie was released in the 70’s.
That movie came out in the summer of 73. My brother Terence was 9 at the time. We used to summer at my grandparents beach house out in East Hampton LI. Anywho we go into town one evening & there are all these young girls pointing at him & saying It’s Tom Sawyer! He had that big mop of curly dirty blonde hair.
I'm glad someone besides me remembers one of his biggest roles besides Family Affair
I kept waiting for you to talk about Tom Sawyer as I think it was his best role ever. He and I are are a year apart so I grew up with Family Affair, Tom Sawyer and Sigmund and the Sea Monster and knew about his struggles later. I'm glad he got things turned around and is helping others to overcome theirs as well. Johnny if by some chance you see this I always loved you and so happy that life is going well for you, many blessings to you 💕
@@cathw61 🎵
River runs warm in the summer sun
River runs cold.. when the summer's done
But a boy's just a dreamer
by the river side
Cause the water's too fast
and the water's too wide
The World turns around
and the boy grows tall
He hears the song
of the river call
The river song sings
travel on .. travel on
You blink away a tear
and the boy is gone
Oh a river's gonna flow
cross the land, cross the land
Oh a river's gonna flow
to the sea
And a boy's gonna grow
to a man ... to a man
Only once in his life
..is he free
Only one golden time in his life..
.......... ls he free
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer starring Johnny Whitaker //
song written by:
Richard and Robert Sherman
•they also wrote• It's a Small World After All ▪︎ and most of the great Disney movie songs.
( Mary Poppins ▪︎Jungle Book)
..when Walt was still alive
I always enjoyed his performances, especially "The Littlest Angel." A classic! His sweet face and voice to match-- a natural 👏
Johnny's performance in *The Littlest Angel* (1969) is nothing short of astonishing. This is a full-fledged musical with terrific songs by Lan O'Kun, and a star-studded cast including Fred Gwynne, Cab Calloway, E.G. Marshall, John McGiver, Tony Randall, George Rose, Connie Stevens, and James Coco, directed by Broadway's Joe Layton.
I loved Family Affair. Kudos to Jodie Whitaker for turning his life around and helping others.
I know he went through some difficult years with the drinking and drugs but it sounds like he had a better foundation compared to a lot of childhood actors. In any case, he was smart enough to listen to the people that were giving him an intervention. (could very well have been his family). He turned that dark part of his life into something positive and I'm glad to see that he is doing very well. 🙂 Still working🙂
Hurray for Johnnie! I'm so glad he took something bad and now uses it to help others following his footsteps! I remember the moment I learned about Annisa's death. How terribly sad that we lost her so soon! I LOVED A Family Affair and never missed an episode! It was one of the few shows on tv that I could watch without my parents complaining about its content.
So glad he’s doing well!
One of my favorite shows as a child. Just recently watched the complete seasons again! Love it!!!!!
Glad he's doing well always enjoyed his work.
Us too! Be safe abd agve a great day ♥
Amen
It was so sad to hear about Buffy her whole family has passed away then Uncle Bill shot and killed himself that was even worse
He also played in the adventures of Tom Sawyer in 1973. He came to church one morning and passed the sacrament to our family in Missouri where it was being filmed. It was kind of exciting!
I loved Family Affair. I was born in 63 and had a crush on him
I'm glad he's doing great! Love Family Affair. I'm surprised him staring in the 70s musical film Tom Sawyer wasn't mentioned with Jodie Foster and Celeste Holme.
Glad to know that you're a fan of the show! Which episode appealed to you the most?
@@FactsVerse When they went to Spain. Jody and Buffy got lost. That episode sticks out♥️
A few things are missing.
Helping others through the addiction process after conquering it yourself is a huge confidence lift and great accountability system for oneself. Kudos for his dedication to his and others success!👍✌️❤️🙏🙏🙏✨️😇
As a child, I grew up watching Family Affair, and I liked watching the show. Later on the years I read he was having problems with substance abuse, and how it affected his life deeply.
I am glad he received the help that he solely needed, and continues to do the work of helping others who are seeking help in their substance abuse.
I am certain he is an excellent counselor and is willingly working on getting better help to others who are in need of help with substance abuse.
God bless you for sharing your experience in helping others. I would be honored to meet you, and shake your hand.
Good luck, and bless you for a job well done.
I grew up watching the reruns Of Family Affair and it's still one of my favorite shows. Who wouldn't want an uncle like Uncle Bill.
We're happy to know that you're a fan of Family Affair! Which episode is the most memorable for you?
I remember holding my Mrs. Beasley doll and watching Family Affair as a very young child with my mother and my father was off at war. I loved Sigmund and the Sea Monsters too and remember all of his performances on tv. Great memories from my childhood.
I can recall all the lyrics to the theme song from Sigmund and the Sea Monsters.
He is a good guy, which is almost impossible to say of any childhood actor. Bless you, Johnny.
Thank you for this positive synopsis of his career! John is a good friend of ours and an amazing guy! His dedication to his Faith and Family and helping others is wonderful to see. 🤗💜
Now 55, l still watch Family Affair on the Decades at 11 am, in Georgia!
Me too!!
It's on at 8am on my side of the planet. For me, it's a blast from the past and a wonderful but brief escape to a place where Brian "Uncle Bill," Anissa "Buffy," and Sebastian "Mr. French," live on in a simpler place and time from days gone by. RIP💔
@@AlmondJoie you're absolutely right!
@@angelasmith3967 Did you see this morning's epi where Jody "acts out" to get Uncle Bill to show his love for him by "socking him" on his behind? Cute epi, but I'd be lying if I didn't admit that it triggered me. My parents never equated punishment as their way of showing their love for me. If anything, it was to the contrary. Incurring their wrath, being yelled at, and getting whipped with a belt (and then later a switch after I grew older), I never once equated any of it with love. Amazing how times have changed because nowadays, parents would get locked up for inflicting corporal punishment. Glad I survived mine and that those days are long gone.
In 1973 Johnny played in a musical film version of TOM SAWYER. One of my favorites! 'Becky Thacher' was played by Jodi Foster and 'Huck Finn' was played by Jeff East who also played a young 'Clark Kent' in the 1978 original SUPERMAN.
I have always loved this show! It is so heart-warming and relatable!
I loved the show too. Unfortunately, for me the show was not relatable at all. That's why I was mesmerized by it -- the way the father talked to and interacted with his children -- my mother was completely uninvolved in my life, she wouldn't even talk yo us.
....to us.
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Relatable? You were raised by a millionaire bachelor and his English butler in a swank NY luxury apartment?
Good for you? I guess?
I was born in 1961 and Family 👪 Affair was my FAVORITE show.
I grew up watching Johnny, Buffy, Mr. French et. all. I enjoyed Johnny in Family Affair in many other of the roles mentioned. He was incredibly relatable, dealing with the struggles many youths face, ... and as I have learned here, go on to overcome in adulthood. Good on Johnny for his dedication to help others who struggle with addiction!
I remember watching every episode of Family Affair . I bet I have seen every show he was in . I have always been a fan and am glad he is doing so well .
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I remember him describing in an interview how one of his parents informed that it was his earnings that had bought the family home and sent at least one sibling to college - clearly misuse of his own money.
Yes I did , I'm 66yr's old now and I remember Johnny from way back an Tarzana, GOD" bless you Johnny and take care...
I met him back in 1995 when I was working at Costco Santa Clarita he was a nice guy..
Cool 😎 ❗
i'm 55 and i'm addicted to watching Family Affair. i had vaguely remembered it from my childhood. i think one of the many reasons i love these older shows is because it takes me back, gets me away from the here and now. i miss my childhood days and how things were back then. so much is wrong in the world now. it's sad
So glad he’s doing well!! I loved the show and couldn’t wait for the next one.
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I DID! I was confused bc I thought of Jody as a girl's name. //I wanted to grow up to be a teen exactly like Cissy//I was extremely envious that my friend had her very own Mrs. Beasley doll. All I had was a coloring book featuring all the cast & such.
Classic show, watched from the beginning episodes till it went off the air. Whitaker had a lot of roles, but the one I remembered him most for was The Littlest Angel when it appeared on TV for the first time in '69.
Herman Munster must've been the biggest angel.
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It’s sad what happened to Anissa Jones but I’m glad he survived.
I wonder what those kids were put through in Hollywood back then…
He should tell us dontcha think?
Naw, there was $$$$$ for your soul.
I watched him on all his programs when he was on and have his shows on DVD NOW TOO
One of Johnny Whittaker's biggest films of the 1970s that wasn't mentioned is the lead role in Tom Sawyer, which also showcased his singing ability.
I was wondering why they didn't mention that one. I was born in 1960 and remember seeing Tom Sawyer in the theatre. Great actor.
With Jodie Foster.
Yes , we usually watched the show, glad he's doing so well
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I remember watching this show when I was a kid on new Zealand TV' it's amongst my earliest memories ' the good old day's 'it seems like about a hundred years ago.good memories.
Yes. That was when most people had morality and compassion for others.
@@douglasnyquist2933 exactly!
@@douglasnyquist2933l came to be in 1964. what happened to people between then and now? I personally haven't changed over the years but I'm disappointed in how I see people conducting themselves these days. Having said that' I recently moved to a small town where the people are amazingly friendly and moral'everybody smiles and waves and says "how are you today?' And "if you need any help with anything just sing out" ' I almost feel like im in a twilight zone episode. So that 's good.🙂
He was such a cutie pie!
Not only did I grow up watching the show, I'm friends with his co-star, Kathy Garver, AKA Cissy.
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My mom's cousin went to school with Johnny
Great to see he's doing well and overcame drugs and alcohol. Very unfortunate Anissa didn't overcome her addiction. I enjoyed watching Family Affair in the late 60s/early 70s. I'm 5 month's older than Johnny, so he was close to my age when he was performing in Family Affair and other shows.
We're happy to know that you're a fan of the show and Johnny! Which episode is the most memorable for you?
Very unfortunate so why did a mormon boy be like her ?
@@kirstenbaisner215
Because we're all human, with human frailties and flaws. Was his Mormon religion supposed to "protect" him?
@@FactsVerse Way too long ago to remember a favorite.
@@pwatson5766 if he wore his magic underwear, then yes.
I enjoyed Family Affair and thought it was cool that Mr. French played a panther in Jungle Book
He was a versatile actor I remember an episode of bonanza where he played a real pecker head.
Sebastian Cabot was also the narrator for the first three Disney *Winnie-the-Pooh* shorts, later collected as *The Many Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh* (1977).
I met both Buffy and Jody as a child. He was very kind not spoiled. A nice kid. I am happy to see he is enjoying life now. It is a tough business especially for children.
I did grow up watching Family Affair (I can even still hum the entire theme song). I am the same age as Johnny. I thought Buffy and Jody were the cutest kids. I am very sad that Anissa Jones lost her life so young. Such a tragedy.
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@@FactsVerse I was 12 when it went off the air. I am now 63. I no longer recall any one episode. I just know that I watched it throughout it’s run and loved it. Especially Mr. French.
I absolutely loved Family Affair when I was a little girl! In my baby book, my mom wrote how she’d fix my hair like Buffy.
Loved the show. Still do. I still watch That Girl, Dennis the Menace, & Hazel too.
I watched Family Affair every week growing up! I was in high school when it ended and it was time as the kids were getting older. I loved Mr French, he was my favorite person in the series!
I loved this show... It is so nice traveling down memory lane 🥰
I also loved watching Family Affair, i also got to meet Johnnie way back in the middle 1970's he did a singing concert show in a little town called Eagar Az and i got his autograph & bought the record of the songs that he sang .
Had the chance to meet Johnny Whitaker last month in Orinda, California at Krofft Kon Great Guy! It was a thrill being able to get a chance to meet a cast member of one of my favorite movies Disney's The Snowball Express.
I can’t say if Hollywood was as bad back then for children as it is today, but the programming with a moral compass, is much appreciated.
I Grow Up With Johnny Whitaker
I discovered it's back on a local retro channel with 2 episodes a day. I time my late breakfast and break from stressful workday to escape to 1960's childhood bliss 😄
I grew up watching Family Affair and Sigmund and the Sea Monster. I never knew played a young Scott Baldwin on GH! He was the most adorable little boy.
Awesome to hear the good of child actors 👏
OMG...I loved😘 Jody and Buffy...one of my favorite shows to watch as a child, also loved me some Mr. French!!!🥰🥰
Thank you, it's nice to know he's doing well.
I sure did watch Family Affair.
It would be nice for Hallmark to do a film with a reunion of Jody and Cissy!
It would be nice. They are the only 2 actors still alive from the show. Sadly, I hear that Kathy Garver ( Sissy) and Johnny are no longer on speaking terms.
@@hhhggg4687 That's a shame.
Maybe in the future they can mend fences.
I love Johnny Whitaker I'm saying him now in his sixties and listening to what he's overcome and the wonderful things and he's doing with respect to the 12-step program and helping people overcome addiction that just makes him more of an angel in my eyes and I think it's wonderful he's a wonderful human being and I have nothing but respect for him. We grew up practically neighbors hearing that he was from Van Nuys because I was raised in Studio City which is just a hop skip and a jump away from where he was brought up. Being involved in the 12-step program myself N.A. I heard about him before and what he was doing with regard to that and I think it's wonderful the way he's giving back and helping people. I'm so uplifted since I saw this video. I still watch Family Affair all the time
I truly enjoy watching reruns of Family Affair it was one of my all-time favorite t.v. shows as a child. He was always such a delight to watch, such a sweet kid, such an impressive actor.
An inspiring story! I remember Johnny from many of the shows mentioned. Sweet memories of a better time.
Glad you like the video! Have a great weekend ❤
I was a big fan of the Show
Family Affair. It was a good
Wholesome show about a
Bachelor who became an over
Night Parent to his Brothers
Children. Buffy and Jody were
So cute as the twins, and Cissy
Was their teenaged sister. It had real charm in the show and a very Handsome Uncle Bill
Played by Brian Keith. I also
Loved Sebastian Cabot as
Mr. French who took care of the
Children when Uncle Bill was away on Business Trips. It's
Sad to know that Anissa who
Played Buffy Davis took her own
Life at aged 18. We will always
Have the Reruns of
Family Affair to take us back
To a simpler time in America
When Families had Values and
Children were disciplined with
Love.
Love the show Family Affair!!! Jody and Buffy were such a wonderful part of my childhood!
I grew up loving Family Affair!!! Thank you so much for this insightful update!!!
I grew up watching family affai and enjoy it now on freevee love me some Buffy and Jody etc
Yes I did, loved that show, he was adorable and loved Brian Keith too
You made one little mistake in the video. In 1971, Johnny was really eleven, not twelve. It was only in about the last two weeks of 1971 that he would have turned twelve and that makes a huge difference in his marketability as a child actor.
My most memorable episode of Family Affair is the one where Eve Plumb who would later go on to play Jan Brady in The Brady Bunch plays a child dying of cancer. It doesn't have a happy ending. People tend to think Family Affair didn't touch serious topics, but it did. I have to say that my favorite character on the show was Mr. French played by Sebastian Cabot.
I loved Mr French, too❗
Did you ever notice the TV characters who did not have children? Columbo?
Mr. French, as well as Uncle Bill. Or anyone from Gunsmoke, say Festus
Haggen. They would have made excellent fathers. They all had incredible
patience, and had good rapport with kids. There were a few good episodes
missing from that fact.
Sebastian Cabot was a personal friend of my uncle. My sister was invited to lunch with the two of them and said he was a wonderful and charming lunch companion.
@@JeanneBaney I would have thought he was just that. He just seemed like a very nice man.
He was indeed a great actor, I don't understand how 11 and 12 years of age could make much difference
I loved the movie Tom Sawyer as a child, the movie was so interesting to me that i didn't even know it was a musical!
Thank you so much for all your help and memories from me and my family
Never actually watched "The Littlest Angel," but we had the soundtrack on LP vinyl, and I wore holes in it when I was a kid, cuz I listened to it so much!
You should seek out the actual video. While on the LP, Johnny's songs are doubled by the choir, in the show he actually sings those songs solo.
I was born in 1966. Watched Family Affair in reruns. Loved that show. One of the very few TV shows we were allowed to watch. As Sigmund and the sea moster was a Saturday staple, Watched that too. The littlest angle was a great roll for him.
I met Johnny in 1977. He came to our Ward building (LDS Chapel) to speak to the youth. I'm just a wee bit older then him btw. I remember he was very friendly and approachable although I also think maybe a bit sad. Anise Jones had died the previous year. Don't know if that had anything to do with it. This was in Anaheim, CA so not far from his home. He actually signed my year book! Always appreciated him making time for us. Glad he's well!
I was born in 1960 & as a fellow ginger, l never forgot Johnny Whittaker. But not so much for "Family Affair" but for his Disney episodes and #1 for "The Biscuit Eater". That theme song was the song l used to sing to my little girl l took out of a kill shelter. "Growing together Moreover and me." Thanks for such beautiful memories Johnny!- All the best to you, wherever you are, whatever you do!
🤗💖🍀🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦🖖🏻
Another child actor who has been forgotten who worked in a movie with Johnny Whitaker is Jeff East.
He's never been forgotten by me.
I know Johnny from high school, he was always encouraging of my sax playing. His parents house was on the same street as mine! A great guy all the way around!!!💜💜💜
Thanks for the update. I've always been a fan. My favorite role of his was as Tom Sawyer, which I'm surprised wasn't mentioned. That film has actually been on my mind for the past few weeks.
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Congratulations Johny keep It One Day at a Time. I saw your early career as it unfolded. I was born in 1957 and I have to admit every character I saw you as your name to me was Jody.
I still watch it everyday I loved the whole cast thank God for reruns
I'm so glad he's doing well!
I, like millions of others watched Family affair. I was a huge Brian Keith fan from Disney Movies. Johnny was a Standout Actor along with Anissa. They stole every scene they were in. We had the same agent, Mary Grady. I met Johnny and his Mom in 1970 while being in Mary’s office. He was a very polite boy, and his Mom very gracious!
Nice to have memories like that! I saw Kathy Garver (Cissy) on a TV Commercial the other day! Good to see they’re still working! 😊❤️ Another Great Job on this! Thank you!
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@@FactsVerse I like all your Video’s! Just keep rolling them out…Very well produced! Voice Talent is 💯
Family Affair and Sigmund and the Sea Monsters were two of my favs! Glad Johnny is doing well now.
“Family Affair” was one of my favorite shows! Thanks for the info!
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I'm glad he straightened his life up, I grew up watching his s5
Thanks so much for the TV THERAPY mention!
Yes. I grew up watching Family Affair. My mother loved this show.
Our family never missed episodes of all his series and it's great to see him.
What a productive life thank you Johnny and thank you FV for your channel
Yes! This was my favorite show! Loved the Mrs. Beasley doll!
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Congrats to my friend Johnny. He. Came to tallahassee in the early 90s to perform with his sister missionary and me on piano. A friend ever since
That's cool! I can even hear the theme music!
Yes I watched 👀 the show and now own the series on DVD 📀 .
I still love watching Family Affair!
I loved Family Affair. I’m glad that Johnny is doing well.
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He was the cutest boy ever!! ❤ Thank you Johnny for pushing thru your struggles & not leaving us too soon ❤ We Love You!!! ❤
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My all time favorite show.