The Waltons

John-Boy brings home his college tutor, a 16-year-old genius who seems to possess no social skills.

Suspecting that he may be adopted, Jim-Bob investigates the circumstances of his birth and uncovers a long-hidden family secret.

Mary Ellen learns about math, science and humanity as she works with a public-health nurse while preparing to enter nursing school.

When a young widow comes to stay in their home, the Walton children learn a hard lesson about how to cope with another person's grief.

Jason falls for Curt's sister (Linda Purl), who left her husband to become a singer. Directed by Ralph Waite.

For Erin Walton, graduation day from high school, which is an event that most people regard with great pleasure, seems to be the most painful day of her life.

John-Boy wins a newspaper contest to cover the landing of the Hindenburg; Curt wants more private time with Mary Ellen.

Erin decides to elope after her parents refuse her permission to marry; Jason runs into problems managing Ike's store.

When an investigative reporter, arrives at Walton Mountain to write a historical guide to the State of Virginia, he uncovers a secret that angers the rest of the community.

Jason stretches himself to the breaking point to prove his self-worth.

The family may lose its considerable investment in a new business when John is hospitalized with pneumonia.

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Bad weather, calamities and emergencies threaten the family's plans to honor Olivia with a Christmas gathering.

Erin is strangely attracted to a troubled artist (Jared Martin) just returned from Paris; Grandma gets a canary that refuses to sing.

Elizabeth's refusal to grow up causes strange occurrences around the Walton home; Jason conducts a radio show for the lovelorn.

Desperate to do well on her exams, Mary Ellen becomes dangerously dependent on amphetamines; Cissy walks out on her husband, Yancy.

Jason tries to reform disreputable relative Boone Walton (Morgan Woodward); Daisy, John-Boy's ex-fiancee, comes to Walton's Mountain.

Jim-Bob's new love, the Baldwin's cousin, has more things than him on her mind; Ben unknowingly hires a drunkard to work at the mill.

John struggles to fill a huge lumber contract; Erin and Mary Ellen move to Charlottesville; guest Michael Conrad.

An unhappy Grandma returns home to a loving and excited family and an overprotective Grandpa; a shy boy makes plans to see Elizabeth.

John-Boy announces his engagement to Daisy and is offered an assignment in London; Grandpa ``helps`` Elizabeth's lemonade business.

John-Boy decides to revive his hometown's economy by opening an abandoned coal mine; Erin conceals her second job.

Ben and Jim-Bob feel guilty after Elizabeth breaks her legs in a fall from a log pile they stacked improperly.

Jason helps Verdie investigate her family history; Elizabeth tells a soldier pen pal she is 18 and sends him a photograph of Erin.

John makes secret plans to celebrate his and Olivia's 25th anniversary; Curt and Mary Ellen stave off temptation while separated.

Despite prejudice, Jason encourages Josh Foster to audition with him for the Spring Festival; Elizabeth likes a new boy in her class.

Mamie Baldwin fears it will be her last spring when she discovers her rosebush is dying; Jim-Bob and Ben date each other's girls.

A newly arrived German family arouses suspicions that are increased by Elizabeth's overactive imagination. Directed by Ralph Waite.

One more big order will clear the Walton's sawmill of all debts; the girls busy themselves playing match maker for the Rev. Buchanan.

Olivia visits a relative (Louise Latham) as she struggles with menopause; Jim-Bob considers using deceit to get a job.

As Christmas approaches, Mary Ellen and the baby leave to be near Curt; the Baldwins shelter two English children.

Jim-Bob makes friends with a runaway boy and his little sister; Elizabeth finds elderly Maude to be a fine replacement for Grandma.

The peace and serenity of Walton's Mountain is disturbed when it becomes the site for a round of realistic Army tactical maneuvers.

World War II reaches Walton's Mountain as Curt is called to serve; Yancy decides to enlist; G.W. confesses his fear to Erin.

The joy surrounding the birth of the Waltons' first grandchild is diminished when Mary Ellen's baby is stolen.

Erin's refusal causes G.W. to leave and join the Army; Maude seeks to market her paintings.

The family meets an English girl on a trip to Virginia Beach; Ben plans a night alone with Darlene.

A startling revelation about the history of Walton's Mountain leads to the beginning of a new American Indian burial ground.

Graduate Ben leaves home to find work; John takes on a huge contract; Jason encounters a lonely recluse.

Mysterious events at the Walton farm lead to the discovery of a 12-year-old orphan boy, who attaches himself to John Walton.

Jim-Bob sets a trap for a troublesome hawk; Olivia has reservations about the choice for a new minister.

John-Boy travels to New York to get his first novel published and is torn between the city and home.

As an aggressive used-car salesman, Ben loses loved-ones' respect; Olivia plays Cupid for Sheriff Bridges.

The Baldwins' niece arrives from war-threatened Vienna; John joins the National Guard, over Olivia's objections.

Grandma's hospitalization troubles the family, especially Grandpa, who becomes depressed and withdrawn.

Jason falls for Curt's sister (Linda Purl), who left her husband to become a singer. Directed by Ralph Waite.

John-Boy wins a newspaper contest to cover the landing of the Hindenburg; Curt wants more private time with Mary Ellen.

John-Boy is determined to create a memorial to mark the day that the Jefferson County Doughboys returned from the war.

For Erin Walton, graduation day from high school, which is an event that most people regard with great pleasure, seems to be the most painful day of her life.

Grandma's medical bills and the mill's deterioration force John to work in Charlottesville.

Erin decides to elope after her parents refuse her permission to marry; Jason runs into problems managing Ike's store.

An unconscious early memory of Elizabeth's returns as a dream to haunt the entire household and endanger her life.

Grandma refuses to share church-organist duties with her arch rival; restless Olivia resolves to make a change in her life.

John-Boy is drawn into the controversial election of a sheriff; Grandpa opposes the capture of a lone wild horse.

Bad weather, calamities and emergencies threaten the family's plans to honor Olivia with a Christmas gathering.

The oldest living Walton, Aunt Martha Corrine, disrupts the family member's lives when she comes for an extended visit.

Jim-Bob enters a race on Ike's motorcycle; the Godseys decide to adopt a child. Directed by Richard Thomas.

John-Boy sells his Walton's Mountain acreage to meet printing-press payments; Mary Ellen faces a career crisis.

Mary Ellen announces her engagement to David Spencer; Dr. Curtis Willard arrives at Walton's Mountain.

A night prowler panics Walton's Mountain, threatening the success of Jason's money-raising town dance.

John-Boy becomes the target of public indignation when he insists on printing excerpts from Hitler's ``Mein Kampf.``

John Walton's peace of mind is threatened when a well-known evangelist comes to Walton Mountain to preach and lead a baptismal service.

Jason loses his musical scholarship because of the school's lack of money; he takes a job playing music at a local roadhouse to pay his tuition.

Mary Ellen diagnoses Grandma's abdominal pains as flu, but the elderly woman must be rushed to the hospital.

John-Boy plans to publish two sensational stories in his newspaper's first edition; guest Conrad Janis.

A former girlfriend returns to Walton Mountain and challenges John-Boy to re-examine his life's goals.

John-Boy takes a full-time job to earn a down-payment for a printing press.

Grandma joins with the Baldwin sisters, against her husband, to save a house in her hometown from demolition.

Defying Grandma, Mary Ellen refuses to take part in a quilting bee planned to mark her emergence into womanhood.

The offer of a full-time job as a dressmaker in a fashionable shop opens new opportunities for Olivia; guest Abby Dalton.

A 12-year-old girl tries to con the Waltons and Baldwins out of $25 in order to free her swindler grandfather from jail.

John-Boy struggles with guilt after fire destroys part of the Walton home and the family becomes temporarily separated.

Despite his battle tales, Grandpa resists efforts to reunite him with his Spanish-American War comrades. Directed by Richard Thomas.

Suspecting that he may be adopted, Jim-Bob investigates the circumstances of his birth and uncovers a long-hidden family secret.

Olivia, Jim-Bob and Elizabeth set out to visit a friend but wind up becoming lost on Walton's Mountain; guest Wilford Brimley.

Ben, his pride wounded by a girl, leaves home as the Waltons compete with another lumber company for an important railroad contract.

Mary Ellen learns about math, science and humanity as she works with a public-health nurse while preparing to enter nursing school.

The Waltons offer refuge to a woman who left her husband (Richard Hatch), a Walton relative and moonshiner.

After he helps with the filming of a writer's experiences with the Waltons, John-Boy is offered a job in New York.

When a young widow comes to stay in their home, the Walton children learn a hard lesson about how to cope with another person's grief.

Olivia is a substitute teacher at Walton's Mountain School; John-Boy's old flame, Marcia, returns with her new fiancé.

Erin and Mary Ellen compete for the attentions of a visiting forestry student; Olivia cares for a foster child.

Some emotional entanglements follow when John-Boy invites a woman wing-walker to stay at the Walton home.

Jason stretches himself to the breaking point to prove his self-worth.

When an investigative reporter, arrives at Walton Mountain to write a historical guide to the State of Virginia, he uncovers a secret that angers the rest of the community.

John is apprehensive about facing his highly successful classmates at his 25-year high-school reunion.

An aspiring preacher (Cleavon Little) enters a boxing match in order to win enough money to build a church on Walton's Mountain.

John-Boy brings home his college tutor, a 16-year-old genius who seems to possess no social skills.

Miss Hunter and the Rev. Fordwick take a two-week honeymoon, leaving Olivia in the classroom and John-Boy at the pulpit.

The family may lose its considerable investment in a new business when John is hospitalized with pneumonia.

John and Olivia prepare for their 20th anniversary; John-Boy falls for an older woman writer and plans to leave.

Feeling ``put out to pasture,`` John seeks adventure by leaving to work in a Norfolk shipyard.

Grandpa becomes upset with John, and his stubborn pride leads him to pack, take Grandma by the hand and leave home.

John-Boy's feelings of inadequacy are washed away when circumstances lead to the publishing of a book of his short stories.

Against Olivia's wishes, John-Boy enters a dance marathon with a girl he met in a neighboring town; guest Charles Haid.

A former New York stockbroker and his family move to Walton's Mountain and upset the equilibrium of the residents; guest Linda Purl.

John-Boy defends a freshman football player he tutored after having to report him for cheating on a history exam.

Mary Ellen discovers a beautiful ring in a secondhand purse she bought for a date with John-Boy's best friend.

John-Boy challenges Olivia to take a night school course in art, but she gets more than she expected when the instructor kisses her.

When the rest of the Walton family fails to pay attention to a personal tragedy in his life, Jim-Bob runs away from home.

John-Boy enters a mule in the annual cross-country race and finds himself competing for Selena's affections.

A highly anticipated first day at college starts with John-Boy giving a pretty coed a ride but ends in total disaster.

Grandpa helps his aged sister-in-law fight Government eviction from her land when her house is condemned for a highway right of way.

John-Boy needs a car to travel to and from college; he makes a deal with Hyder Rudge for his spare car, but Rudge hides the car and refuses to sell it.

A broke salesman buys a doll for his daughter with Olivia's down-payment on a set of books.

The Waltons get ready for John-Boy's high-school graduation, but the death of the cow interrupts preparations.

The Walton children receive mysterious Ouija-board messages concerning the family's 8-year-old houseguest. Directed by Ralph Waite.

The town blacksmith (Victor French), whose wife cannot have children, becomes fast friends with an 8-year-old orphan boy.

News that she is pregnant cuts short Olivia's debut as a door-to-door saleswoman, throwing the family into turmoil.

Jason can't cope when he learns his close friend (Ron Howard) has only a year to live.

John considers selling Walton's Mountain to a developer (Noah Beery) planning to build a resort over its hot spring.

John schemes to take overworked Olivia on a belated honeymoon; Marcia quizzes John-Boy about his intentions.

Grandma, troubled by age, suffers a hearing loss; Mary Ellen falls for a college student (James Carroll Jordan).

John-Boy is bothered when the Rev. Fordwick begins to court Miss Hunter; Ben prepares to fight for a girl's affections.

The Walton family befriends a mail pilot forced down by engine trouble; Olivia feels depressed.

Grandma makes plans to distribute her wealth after a friend leaves her $250.

A brilliant but insecure substitute (Catherine Burns) makes drastic changes in the school routine.

The family prepares for Thanksgiving; John-Boy suffers a head injury.

John-Boy becomes a rent collector for a neglectful, dishonest landlord; Erin nurses an orphaned fawn. Directed by Ralph Waite.

A teenage orphan who once stayed with the Waltons returns with news of a tryout with a professional baseball scout.

The family prepares for the county fair; Olivia has a visit from her childhood sweetheart (Peter Donat), now wealthy.

John-Boy catches a friend stealing chickens, then learns that the man who was robbed has been shot.

Widow Verdie Grant (Lynn Hamilton) seeks help to win an itinerant laborer (Hal Williams) with a young son.

A widow accuses John of stealing while he was working in her mansion; guest Dennis Dugan.

Planning a surprise for the family with the Baldwin sisters, Grandpa makes Grandma jealous.

John-Boy heads for a mountain cabin to write, but ends up delivering an old schoolmate's (Sissy Spacek) baby.

John-Boy must choose between an important date and escorting a dying neighbor to a favorite seaside spot.

John-Boy's casual date for the movies decides to unleash her considerable feminine charms on him.

John-Boy helps a blacksmith (Ned Beatty) write to a woman; Olivia neglects the family to sing in a choir.

An illiterate woman (Lynn Hamilton) whose daughter is graduating from college asks John-Boy to teach her.

John-Boy seeks city employment when a legal mix-up threatens the Waltons' lumber rights; guest Garry Walberg.

John-Boy invites Gypsies to camp on the Waltons' land, despite dire predictions; guest Gregory Sierra.

John-Boy and Grandpa play matchmaker for Olivia's visiting uncle, but the women disapprove of their choice.

John-Boy falls for a woman (Sian Barbara Allen) who left home to return to her father's house on Walton's Mountain.

The drunken father of a young friend of the Waltons burns down the schoolhouse in the name of religion.

The Waltons aid an actress (Pippa Scott) whose chauffeur robbed and abandoned her after her car broke down.

Mary Ellen falls for a minstrel and resists helping the family fulfill a vital contract.

The sheriff asks John-Boy's help when the Baldwin sisters' cousin (Denver Pyle) plans to bootleg their ''recipe.''

The Denby cousins move in unexpectedly and take advantage of hospitality.

A colorful, self-styled writer (David Huddleston) dazzles John-Boy who jeopardizes a timber contract.

An old World War I buddy of John's tries to hide his failure in life by bragging about his daring wartime deeds.

A Jewish family which fled Nazi Germany tries to live isolated in a mountain cabin; guest Radames Pera.

An injured runaway betrays the Waltons' trust; Elizabeth accuses her father of not helping care for an ailing raccoon.

The Waltons welcome a visiting preacher (John Ritter) and his mentor (Collin Wilcox-Horne), a fiery missionary.

Grandpa interprets a shooting star that crash-landed at the Baldwins as an omen of his death.

John-Boy's sisters unknowingly sell a museum-piece typewriter he borrowed from the Baldwins to a junkman.

John-Boy struggles with his beliefs about killing but proves his courage on a turkey hunt with his father.

The Walton children learn the family cow's calf, sold to a neighboring farmer, is due to be slaughtered.

The children befriend four performers stranded on the mountain after the carnival moves on; guest Billy Barty.

The Waltons work together to teach sign language to a 6-year-old whose mother abandoned her.

An aspiring preacher (Cleavon Little) enters a boxing match in order to win enough money to build a church on Walton's Mountain.

John is apprehensive about facing his highly successful classmates at his 25-year high-school reunion.

Miss Hunter and the Rev. Fordwick take a two-week honeymoon, leaving Olivia in the classroom and John-Boy at the pulpit.

John and Olivia prepare for their 20th anniversary; John-Boy falls for an older woman writer and plans to leave.

After he helps with the filming of a writer's experiences with the Waltons, John-Boy is offered a job in New York.

Erin and Mary Ellen compete for the attentions of a visiting forestry student; Olivia cares for a foster child.

Olivia is a substitute teacher at Walton's Mountain School; John-Boy's old flame, Marcia, returns with her new fiancé.

The Waltons offer refuge to a woman who left her husband (Richard Hatch), a Walton relative and moonshiner.

Ben, his pride wounded by a girl, leaves home as the Waltons compete with another lumber company for an important railroad contract.

Olivia, Jim-Bob and Elizabeth set out to visit a friend but wind up becoming lost on Walton's Mountain; guest Wilford Brimley.

Some emotional entanglements follow when John-Boy invites a woman wing-walker to stay at the Walton home.

An unconscious early memory of Elizabeth's returns as a dream to haunt the entire household and endanger her life.

John-Boy is drawn into the controversial election of a sheriff; Grandpa opposes the capture of a lone wild horse.

Grandma refuses to share church-organist duties with her arch rival; restless Olivia resolves to make a change in her life.

Grandma's medical bills and the mill's deterioration force John to work in Charlottesville.

John-Boy is determined to create a memorial to mark the day that the Jefferson County Doughboys returned from the war.

A 12-year-old girl tries to con the Waltons and Baldwins out of $25 in order to free her swindler grandfather from jail.

Despite his battle tales, Grandpa resists efforts to reunite him with his Spanish-American War comrades. Directed by Richard Thomas.

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John-Boy struggles with guilt after fire destroys part of the Walton home and the family becomes temporarily separated.

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Defying Grandma, Mary Ellen refuses to take part in a quilting bee planned to mark her emergence into womanhood.

The offer of a full-time job as a dressmaker in a fashionable shop opens new opportunities for Olivia; guest Abby Dalton.

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John-Boy takes a full-time job to earn a down-payment for a printing press.

Grandma joins with the Baldwin sisters, against her husband, to save a house in her hometown from demolition.

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A former girlfriend returns to Walton Mountain and challenges John-Boy to re-examine his life's goals.

John-Boy plans to publish two sensational stories in his newspaper's first edition; guest Conrad Janis.

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Jason loses his musical scholarship because of the school's lack of money; he takes a job playing music at a local roadhouse to pay his tuition.

Mary Ellen diagnoses Grandma's abdominal pains as flu, but the elderly woman must be rushed to the hospital.

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John Walton's peace of mind is threatened when a well-known evangelist comes to Walton Mountain to preach and lead a baptismal service.

John-Boy becomes the target of public indignation when he insists on printing excerpts from Hitler's "Mein Kampf."

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John-Boy sells his Walton's Mountain acreage to meet printing-press payments; Mary Ellen faces a career crisis.

A night prowler panics Walton's Mountain, threatening the success of Jason's money-raising town dance.

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Mary Ellen announces her engagement to David Spencer; Dr. Curtis Willard arrives at Walton's Mountain.

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Jim-Bob enters a race on Ike's motorcycle; the Godseys decide to adopt a child. Directed by Richard Thomas.

The oldest living Walton, Aunt Martha Corrine, disrupts the family member's lives when she comes for an extended visit.

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The drunken father of a young friend of the Waltons burns down the schoolhouse in the name of religion.

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The Walton children receive mysterious Ouija-board messages concerning the family's 8-year-old houseguest. Directed by Ralph Waite.

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