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The Waltons

The life and trials of a 1930s and 1940s Virginia mountain family through financial depression and World War II.

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drama, family, romance

Awards

Won 13 Primetime Emmys. 20 wins & 53 nominations total

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Good night Jason - The Waltons

Good night Jason

[guitar music] - The Waltons

[guitar music] - The Waltons

[theme music] - The Waltons

I like to think
back on my boyhood... - The Waltons

I like to think back on my boyhood...

Sunday afternoon
on Walton's Mountain - The Waltons

Sunday afternoon on Walton's Mountain

The Depression years
were hard ones - The Waltons

The Depression years were hard ones

At one time or another
in the course of our lives... - The Waltons

At one time or another in the course of our lives...

As close-knit and self
sufficient as our family was - The Waltons

As close-knit and self sufficient as our family was

Good morning John Boy Good morning Son - The Waltons

Good morning John Boy Good morning Son

[instrumental music] - The Waltons

[instrumental music]

I will never forget
the first time - The Waltons

I will never forget the first time

When I was growing up
during the Depression... - The Waltons

When I was growing up during the Depression...

From the very beginning,
when I thought of writing... - The Waltons

From the very beginning, when I thought of writing...

Walton's Mountain had been
in our family - The Waltons

Walton's Mountain had been in our family

When I was growing up... - The Waltons

When I was growing up...

Times were hard when I was
growing up in the 1930s... - The Waltons

Times were hard when I was growing up in the 1930s...

A mountain has no need
for people - The Waltons

A mountain has no need for people

When I was growing up back
in those - The Waltons

When I was growing up back in those

Times were hard everywhere - The Waltons

Times were hard everywhere

Walton's Mountain
by day was friendly... - The Waltons

Walton's Mountain by day was friendly...

(male narrator)
When I was growing up
on Walton's Mountain - The Waltons

(male narrator) When I was growing up on Walton's Mount...

What's your name? - The Waltons

What's your name?

-I'll get it.
-Thank you, John-Boy. - The Waltons

-I'll get it. -Thank you, John-Boy.

Ben, will you watch
where you're going? - The Waltons

Ben, will you watch where you're going?

Never thought I'd live to see
a taxicab in Walton's Mountain. - The Waltons

Never thought I'd live to see a taxicab in Walton'...

Chance, get
out of there. - The Waltons

Chance, get out of there.

-Morning, ma'am.
-John-Boy. - The Waltons

-Morning, ma'am. -John-Boy.

- Many of you folks at home?
- Eleven in all. - The Waltons

- Many of you folks at home? - Eleven in all.

She looks like
she's going to the altar. - The Waltons

She looks like she's going to the altar.

Still have half a mind
to say no. - The Waltons

Still have half a mind to say no.

That's it, up ahead. - The Waltons

That's it, up ahead.

On Page 3 you used
the word "farther"... - The Waltons

On Page 3 you used the word "farther"...

This is a very pleasant room
in which to learn. - The Waltons

This is a very pleasant room in which to learn.

Now, in this area, we're very
fortunate in that we have... - The Waltons

Now, in this area, we're very fortunate in that we have...

-See the way that coon acted?
-Ran right off into the woods. - The Waltons

-See the way that coon acted? -Ran right off into the woods.

Stay here. - The Waltons

Hey, come on. Let me in. - The Waltons

Hey, come on. Let me in.

I feel almighty close
to God up here. - The Waltons

I feel almighty close to God up here.

You think we'll make
our deadline? - The Waltons

You think we'll make our deadline?

Maybe you can carry
my books home tomorrow, Ben. - The Waltons

Maybe you can carry my books home tomorrow, Ben.

- Hi, Mr. Godsey.
- Hi, Elizabeth. - The Waltons

- Hi, Mr. Godsey. - Hi, Elizabeth.

What a beautiful woman. - The Waltons

What a beautiful woman.

I'm sure the children
would be delighted - The Waltons

I'm sure the children would be delighted

Hurry up, change
your clothes, John-Boy. - The Waltons

Hurry up, change your clothes, John-Boy.

That's the most beautifulest
doll in the world. - The Waltons

That's the most beautifulest doll in the world.

You rattletrap woods colt. - The Waltons

You rattletrap woods colt.

Lord, we ask blessings
on this food... - The Waltons

Lord, we ask blessings on this food...

-Miss Hunter?
-Yes? - The Waltons

-Miss Hunter? -Yes?

Go ahead, you crummy farmer.
You've got the knife. Use it. - The Waltons

Go ahead, you crummy farmer. You've got the knife. Use ...

I promised myself I'd write
at least 1,000 words - The Waltons

I promised myself I'd write at least 1,000 words

- Thanks, Mr. Godsey.
- You're welcome. - The Waltons

- Thanks, Mr. Godsey. - You're welcome.

Okay. - The Waltons

Hey, Daddy! - The Waltons

[engine choking] - The Waltons

[engine choking]

Just didn't want
you to kill that coon. - The Waltons

Just didn't want you to kill that coon.

What's this going to bed
with the chickens? - The Waltons

What's this going to bed with the chickens?

Who wants to read
a story about a lamb? - The Waltons

Who wants to read a story about a lamb?

What's the matter
with you, girl? - The Waltons

What's the matter with you, girl?

-Take it easy, will you?
-Leave me alone. - The Waltons

-Take it easy, will you? -Leave me alone.

Not busted, anyway. - The Waltons

Not busted, anyway.

Sure hope it's a heifer. - The Waltons

Sure hope it's a heifer.

What are you doing? - The Waltons

What are you doing?

-John?
-I'm going over to Anker Barnes. - The Waltons

-John? -I'm going over to Anker Barnes.

Is it a good story, boy? - The Waltons

Is it a good story, boy?

You know, Grandpa... - The Waltons

You know, Grandpa...

You have such courtly
manners, Oscar. - The Waltons

You have such courtly manners, Oscar.

It's such a pleasure to see you
in a dress. - The Waltons

It's such a pleasure to see you in a dress.

-Howdy.
-Morning. - The Waltons

-Howdy. -Morning.

Miss Mamie and Miss Emily!
What a pleasant surprise! - The Waltons

Miss Mamie and Miss Emily! What a pleasant surprise!

Your brother's gonna
be a good hunter, Jason. - The Waltons

Your brother's gonna be a good hunter, Jason.

Emily! - The Waltons

Exactly 22 cents to our name. - The Waltons

Exactly 22 cents to our name.

Well, I won't hear of it and
that's that. - The Waltons

Well, I won't hear of it and that's that.

Don't worry, Mama. - The Waltons

Don't worry, Mama.

Hurry along. - The Waltons

Zeb, what is it? - The Waltons

Zeb, what is it?

Your arriving at this time
was absolutely fortuitous. - The Waltons

Your arriving at this time was absolutely fortuitous.

Now, Liv, I didn't
mean to contradict you. - The Waltons

Now, Liv, I didn't mean to contradict you.

Daddy, where did you find me? - The Waltons

Daddy, where did you find me?

Where is he? - The Waltons

Mama said to slice it real thin.
And two pound of sugar.... - The Waltons

Mama said to slice it real thin. And two pound of sugar....

She never wants to hear
about the Recipe. - The Waltons

She never wants to hear about the Recipe.

Don't worry, son. - The Waltons

Don't worry, son.

If you have more to discuss
with me, Curtis Norton... - The Waltons

If you have more to discuss with me, Curtis Norton...

What did you learn today? - The Waltons

What did you learn today?

Come on down,
before you get sunstroke. - The Waltons

Come on down, before you get sunstroke.

Maybe we'd better take a look.
Come on, John-Boy. - The Waltons

Maybe we'd better take a look. Come on, John-Boy.

Anybody that's going with me,
better shake a leg. - The Waltons

Anybody that's going with me, better shake a leg.

I just can't
thank you enough, Olivia. - The Waltons

I just can't thank you enough, Olivia.

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The life and trials of a 1930s and 1940s Virginia mountain family through financial depression and World War II.

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Director: N/A

Writer: Earl Hamner Jr.

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Genre: drama, family, romance

Year: 1972

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.6

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Released: 14 Sep 1972

Awards: Won 13 Primetime Emmys. 20 wins & 53 nominations total

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