Episodes (24)

The Foundling
S01E01 · The Foundling

Sep 14, 1972

The family takes in a deaf girl who was abandoned by her mother.

The Carnival
S01E02 · The Carnival

Sep 21, 1972

Four carnival performers are stranded after the carnival leaves Walton's Mountain, so they stay with the Waltons while they try to get back home.

The Calf
S01E03 · The Calf

Sep 28, 1972

The children are upset when their father sells a newborn calf to another farmer who intends to slaughter it for beef.

The Hunt
S01E04 · The Hunt

Oct 05, 1972

John-Boy goes on his first turkey hunt with his father and two of his friends.

The Typewriter
S01E05 · The Typewriter

Oct 12, 1972

John-Boy secretly borrows a typewriter from the Baldwin sisters, and Mary Ellen inadvertently gives it to a junk dealer.

The Star
S01E06 · The Star

Oct 19, 1972

When a meteorite falls through the Baldwin sisters' roof, it has strange effects on the people of Walton's Mountain; the sisters are convinced by their cousin Polonius that the star is a sign from their father saying that they should stop making "the recipe," while Grandpa believes he is going to die soon.

The Sinner
S01E07 · The Sinner

Oct 26, 1972

Reverend Mathew Fordwick arrives in Walton's Mountain, but his credibility is tarnished even before his first service after drinking "the recipe" at an afternoon with the Baldwin sisters.

The Boy from the CCC
S01E08 · The Boy from the CCC

Nov 02, 1972

A cynical New York teenager ends up staying on Walton's Mountain.

The Ceremony
S01E09 · The Ceremony

Nov 09, 1972

A family of Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany move to Walton's Mountain, where they try to hide their Judaism for fears of antisemitism.

The Legend
S01E10 · The Legend

Nov 16, 1972

For years John has thrilled his family with tales of his old Army buddy "Tip". Now Tip has come to Walton's Mountain for a visit. Is the children's hero all he's cracked up to be?

The Literary Man
S01E11 · The Literary Man

Nov 30, 1972

A writer comes to Walton's Mountain and impresses John-Boy with his tales of literary connections and accomplishments.

The Dust Bowl Cousins
S01E12 · The Dust Bowl Cousins

Dec 07, 1972

Cousins from Kansas come to visit while they await news of possible employment in Newport News.

The Reunion
S01E13 · The Reunion

Dec 14, 1972

The Baldwin sisters' cousin Homer Lee Baldwin visits them, and inspires the sisters to organize a family reunion.

The Minstrel
S01E14 · The Minstrel

Dec 21, 1972

The Waltons have a contract to pick an apple orchard, but Mary Ellen shirks it to listen to a traveling musician who convinces her that her dreams are more important than her responsibilities.

The Actress
S01E15 · The Actress

Jan 04, 1973

Alvira Drummond, a glamorous actress of the stage and screen, is stranded on Walton's Mountain by her chauffeur whom she claims has stolen all of her money and her belongings.

The Fire
S01E16 · The Fire

Jan 11, 1973

Miss Hunter is threatened by Lutie Bascomb for teaching the origins of the human race, accusing her of filling his daughter Lois Mae's head with "blasphemy" and "atheism".

The Love Story
S01E17 · The Love Story

Jan 18, 1973

John-Boy falls in love with Jenny Pendleton, a young girl staying with the family while her father and stepmother are in Richmond.

The Courtship
S01E18 · The Courtship

Jan 25, 1973

The family sets up their cousin Cody, a 64-year-old bachelor, on a date with Cordelia Hunnicutt, who has been married four times.

The Gypsies
S01E19 · The Gypsies

Feb 01, 1973

A band of traveling Gypsies face prejudice from some of the townspeople.

The Deed
S01E20 · The Deed

Feb 08, 1973

The validity of the Waltons' claim to their land is questioned when they cannot produce a legal deed to the property. To sort out their legal troubles they must raise $200 and John-boy assists by taking a job in the city of Wheeling.

The Scholar
S01E21 · The Scholar

Feb 22, 1973

When Verdie Grant learns her daughter is graduating from college, she feels embarrassed by the fact that she never learned to read or write. She asks John-Boy to teach her, on the condition that he keeps it a secret.

The Bicycle
S01E22 · The Bicycle

Mar 01, 1973

John-Boy's meddling in a long-distance romance backfires.

The Townie
S01E23 · The Townie

Mar 08, 1973

John-Boy refuses to take friendship with a neighbor's sheltered daughter to the next level.

An Easter Story
S01E24 · An Easter Story

Apr 19, 1973

When Olivia is stricken with polio, John-Boy refuses to accept the doctor's prognosis that she may never walk again.

About

The Waltons Season 1 (1972) is released on Sep 14, 1972 and the latest season 9 of The Waltons is released in 1980. Watch The Waltons online - the English Drama TV series from United States. The Waltons is directed by Harry Harris,Philip Leacock,Lawrence Dobkin,Ralph Waite and created by Earl Hamner Jr. with Jon Walmsley and Mary Beth McDonough. The Waltons is available online on Freevee Amazon Channel and Apple iTunes.

In the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, during the Great Depression, the Walton family makes its small income from its sawmill on Walton's Mountain. The story is told through the eyes of eldest son John-Boy, who wants to be a novelist, goes to college, and eventually fulfills his dream. The saga follows the family through economic depression and World War II; and through growing up, school, courtship, marriage, employment, birth, aging, illness, and death.

As know as:

Oikogeneia Walton, Spencer's Mountain, A Família Walton, Waltonin perhe, Los Walton

Countries:

United States

Language:

English

Stream Service:

CBS

Production Companies:

Lorimar Productions

Reviews

Nancy Banks-Smith
Guardian
The Waltons evidently have tap roots right down into the soft centered soul of some American dream about happy families and hospitality, which one cannot hope to share.
by rottentomatoes, Sep 15, 2021
John J. O'Connor
New York Times
The Waltons deserve an audience. Competing with Mod Squad and The Flip Wilson Show at the same hour, it won't get one easily. If nothing else, it will be interesting to see if the public has any appetite for good family entertainment.
by rottentomatoes, Sep 15, 2021
Harry Harris
Philadelphia Inquirer
There was warmth -- a rare TV commodity -- aplenty, many affecting touches via Depression-time nostalgia and dialog, and appealing performances by both adults and red-headed kids.
by rottentomatoes, Sep 15, 2021

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