The Waltons

Drama 1972

Winner of 13 Emmys®, including Outstanding Drama Series, this beloved, heartwarming and long-running family drama is set in the Blue Ridge Mountains, where young John-Boy (Golden Globe nominee Richard Thomas) and his close-knit family struggle together from the Depression to World War II. Money is scarce, but love and pride is plentiful.

Drama 1972

G

Starring Richard Thomas, Ralph Waite, Michael Learned

EPISODE 1

The Foundling

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

47 min · Sep 14, 1972 G
EPISODE 2

The Carnival

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

47 min · Sep 21, 1972 G
EPISODE 3

The Calf

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

47 min · Sep 28, 1972 G
EPISODE 4

The Hunt

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

47 min · Oct 5, 1972 G
EPISODE 5

The Typewriter

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

47 min · Oct 12, 1972 G
EPISODE 6

The Star

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

47 min · Oct 19, 1972 G

Richard Thomas

John Boy Walton
Ralph Waite

John Walton
Michael Learned

Olivia Walton
Will Geer

Zeb "Grandpa" Walton
Ellen Corby

Esther "Grandma" Walton

About

The Waltons

DRAMA

Winner of 13 Emmys®, including Outstanding Drama Series, this beloved, heartwarming and long-running family drama is set in the Blue Ridge Mountains, where young John-Boy (Golden Globe nominee Richard Thomas) and his close-knit family struggle together from the Depression to World War II. Money is scarce, but love and pride is plentiful.

Information

Studio: CBS
Released: 1972
Rated: G

Languages

Original Audio: English
Audio: English (United States) (AAC)
Subtitles: English (CC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.