The Waltons
No overview available.
Director
Herbert Hirschman
Age 66 (died at 71)
Producer
Robert L. Jacks
Age 53 (died at 60)
John is thrown to jail after he tries to defend a black neighbour, who is accused to murdering a white man.
John is given 24 hours to talk his black neighbour, who was accused of murder, into turning himself in.
Mary Ellen feels inadequate as a nurse to help Mountain folk. Against the Dean's advice, Mary Ellen applies for medical school.
With the war drawing to a close, Jason and a young man in his squad deal with the question of killing. Ike and Corabeth face problems with the Ration Board.
Cindy has bad dreams about Ben, who becomes a POW. John-Boy falls in love with a french girl in Paris who runs a book shop.
Jim-Bob's ex-girlfriend comes to Walton's Mountain saying that Jim-Bon is the father of her baby. In the Pacific, Ben is still a POW.
Ben is taken on an unexpected trip by his captor who turns Ben in to the American forces. Toni is seriously courted by Jason.
Ben comes home from the war and tells John he wants to study engineering. The long awaited vacation that Erin plans to go on is interrupted. John tells the his family he has to take Olivia to Arizona to the sanitarium.
Mary Ellen agrees to marry Jonesey but finds out that Curt might very well be alive. The Dew Drop Inn is reopened by Jason.
Mary Ellen finds out that Curt is still alive. He is living in Florida but is quite the different person from the man she remembers. J.D. asks Erin to come back to work by begging Erin.
Cindy's father gets killed and Cindy finds out she is adopted when she goes through some old papers. Cindy goes to find her Mother. Elizabeth and Drew have problems.
Jim-Bob and Jody get discharged from the service. They celebrate and they decide to open up a garage. The Baldwin sisters get forced to close their recipe machine until they discover their Grandfather's still in a secret room.
Stanley Perkins comes again and eventually says he is suffering from a nervous break down. Because of a new singer at The Dew Drop Inn that pays too much attention to Toni, Jason has problems. Rose gives Stanley a gold watch.
Tom Marshall, the new minister, comes to Walton's Mountain and shakes up the congregation. Toni moves into the Baldwin's home and she tells the family she's Jewish. Toni and Jason decide to get married.
Orma Lee, Corabeth's twin sister, arrives to see Ike when Corabeth is away. Elizabeth goes to Arizona to see Olivia and John because she feels lonely.
The Waltons help a woman who's husband beats her when he is drunk. Jim-Bob decides he will make a fortune by investing in war surplus.
John-Boy comes home to ponder his future and he ends up doing a TV show for Boatwright University. Rose is given a run for her money by Zuleika Dunbar over the affection of Stanley.
Corabeth finds Ike's old love letters and files for a divorce. Drew wants to spend a romantic night with Elizabeth.
Rose cancels her wedding to Stanley because she hides a heart condition. Cindy realizes that she would rather stay home than work in the shop.
A member of a influential family named Paul Matthews Northridge brings mystery & romance to Erin.
A 14 year old girl is promised marriage in mountain tradition. Mary Ellen interferes and the bride-groom kidnaps Elizabeth to get his bride back. Octavia, an eccentric cousin of the Baldwins, is treated to a visit by him.
John-Boy comes back home after he hits upon hard times when he is in New York pursuing his writing career. The Baldwin sisters send out invitations for the lavish ball and the invitations are returned. The Waltons save the day for the Baldwins.
Ralph Waite
John Walton Sr.
Age 52 (died at 85)
Jon Walmsley
Jason Walton
Age 24 (now 70)
Mary Elizabeth McDonough
Erin Walton
Age 19 (now 65)
David W. Harper
Jim-Bob Walton
Age 19 (now 64)
Earl Hamner, Jr.
Narrator
Age 57 (died at 92)
Eric Scott
Ben Walton
Age 22 (now 67)
Kami Cotler
Elizabeth Walton
Age 15 (now 60)
Joe Conley
Ike Godsey
Judy Norton
Mary Ellen Walton
Age 22 (now 68)
Mary Jackson
Emily Baldwin
Age 69 (died at 95)
Helen Kleeb
Mamie Baldwin
Age 73 (died at 96)
Tony Becker
Age 17 (now 62)
William Schallert
Age 58 (died at 93)
Lynn Hamilton
Verdie Grant Foster
Age 50 (died at 95)
John Crawford
Sheriff Ep Bridges
Age 60 (died at 90)
Hank Stohl
Radio Announcer / The Lieutenant
Age 53 (died at 81)
Richard Gilliland
Arlington Wescott 'Jonesy' Jones
Age 30 (died at 71)
Dick Sargent
Age 50 (died at 64)
Lewis Arquette
Age 44 (died at 65)
John Carter
Age 52 (died at 87)
Hal Williams
Harley Foster
Age 41 (now 87)
Scott Hylands
Age 37 (now 83)
Richard Eastham
Age 64 (died at 89)
Ronnie Claire Edwards
Age 47 (now 93)
James Saito
Age 25 (now 71)
Alvy Moore
Age 58 (died at 75)
Dick Christie
Age 32 (now 77)
Marc McClure
Age 23 (now 69)
Dane Witherspoon
Penelope Windust
Age 35 (died at 76)
Mary Wickes
Age 70 (died at 85)
Morgan Stevens
Age 29 (died at 70)
Ivor Francis
Age 62 (died at 67)
Archie Lang
Age 60 (died at 95)
Sab Shimono
Age 43 (now 88)
Eldon Quick
Age 43 (now 89)
Ken Michelman
Ellen Geer
Age 39 (now 84)
Laurence Lau
Age 26 (now 72)
Robert Dryer
Tom Hurley
Age 29 (died at 69)
Jennifer Jason Leigh
Kathy Seals
Age 18 (now 64)
Gary Grubbs
Age 31 (now 76)
Bill Erwin
Age 65 (died at 96)
Richard Lineback
Age 28 (now 74)
Robert Rockwell
Age 60 (died at 82)
Herb Armstrong
Age 56 (died at 80)
Fran Ryan
Age 63 (died at 83)
Jonathan B. Woodward
Young Boy (as Jonathan Woodward)
Jack O'Leary
Mac
Age 45 (died at 54)
Lew Horn
Bettye Ackerman
Belle Becker
Age 56 (died at 82)
Lew Palter
Personnell Director
Age 52 (died at 94)
Ted Jordan
Man at Bar
Kip Niven
Rev. Tom Marshall
Age 35 (died at 73)
Ethelreda Leopold
Party Guest (uncredited)
Age 66 (died at 83)
Dan Frazer
Col. Henry Brunson
Age 59 (died at 90)
Len Wayland
Mr. Gentry
Age 59 (died at 80)
Marshall Reed
John Curtis Willard
Age 3 (now 49)
Pamela McMyler
Betty Howell
Age 37 (now 82)
Peggy Rea
Rose Burton
Age 59 (died at 89)
Ed Call
Sgt. Norton
Age 30 (died at 62)
Philip Leacock
Age 63 (died at 72)
Lawrence Dobkin
Age 61 (died at 83)
Bernard McEveety
Age 56 (died at 79)
Bob Sweeney
Age 62 (died at 73)
Gabrielle Beaumont
Age 38 (now 84)
Harry Harris
Age 58 (died at 86)
Lee Rich
Executive Producer
Age 53 (died at 85)
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