Laidman - The hostage / written by Marjorie Fowler Directed by Herbert Hirschman - The revel / written by Scott Hamner directed by Harry Harris. The heartache / written by Kathleen Hite directed by Herbert Hirschman - The lumberjack / written by Carol Zeitz directed by Harvcey S. The pearls / written by Mary Worrell directed by James Sheldon - The victims / written by Juliet Packer directed by Lawrence Dobkin - The threshold / written by Scott Hamner directed by Herbert Hirschman - The indiscretion / written by E.F. The carousel / written by Robert Pirosh directed by Herbert Hirschman - The hot rod / written by Scott Hamner directed by Bob Sweeney - The gold watch / written by Jeliet Packer directed by Walt Gilmore - The beginning / written by Kathleen Hite directed by Lawrence Dobkin. 'The show had become more expensive as Waite aged, usually at the same time the ratings start to decline.' It seems the producers were originally. 'Ralph Waite was fired from his role on due to budgetary issues,' the site wrote. Wallengren directed by Gabrielle Beaumont. According to IMDb, it call came down to budgetary reasons and wanting a shift in the audience of the show. The pursuit / written by Michael McGreevey directed by Philip Leacock - The last ten days / written by Marion Hargrove directed by Bernard McEveety - The move / written by Kathleen Hite directed by Harvey Laidman - The whirlwind / written by Claire Whitaker directed by Nell Cox - The tempest / written by E.F. The outrage (part 1) / written by Rod Peterson & Clair Whitaker : directed by Philip Leacok - The outrage (part 2) / written by Rod Peterson & Clair Whitaker : directed by Philip Leacok - The pledge / written by Kathleen Hite directed by Lawrence Dobkin - The triumph / written by Robert Pirosh directed by Philip Leacock - The premonition / written by E.F. Learn more about some of the historical events addressed on the show.Disc 1. The moon landing ( 'A Walton Easter', Special #6) The assassination of President Kennedy ( 'A Walton Thanksgiving Reunion', Special #4) The death of President Roosevelt ( 'The Outrage', s9-ep1) The abdication of King Edward the 8th ( 'The Abdication', s4-ep11)Ĭherokee "Trail of Tears" 1836-'38 ( 'The Warrior', s6-ep4) The Hindenburg disaster ( 'The Inferno', s5-ep19) The Spanish Civil War 1936 – 1939 ( 'The Collision', s4-ep24) The Spanish-American War & The Battle of San Juan Hill ( 'The Fox', s4-ep17) Events that affected the Walton family and most Americans during that time include: In doing so the writers never failed to immerse the characters and viewers on a bit of a histroy lesson.
The show spanned more than 30 years of American history from 1933 to 1969.
Teen Pregnancy ( "The Odyssey", s2-ep2 "The Revelation", s6-ep21 'The Pursuit', s9-ep6) Religious persecution ( 'The Unthinkable', s8-ep14) Racism ( 'The Festival', s6-ep16 'The Illusion', s7-ep8 'The Outrage', s9-ep1) Physical disabilities ( 'The Foundling', s1-ep1 'The Job', s3-ep11 'The Obstacle' s7-ep14) While many see the Walton's as a family that represents conservative values they in fact exhibit very liberal attitudes when dealing with a variety of topics and issues, these include:Īlcoholism ( 'The Calling' s7-ep2 'The Captive', s7-ep7)Īnimal welfare ( 'The Calf", s1-ep3 'The Hunt', s1-ep4 'The Fawn', s2-ep8 'The Last Mustang', s5-ep12)Īnti-German sentiment ( 'The Firestorm', s5-ep5 'The Hiding Place', s5-ep22 'The Rumor' s6-ep14 'The Spirit', s8-ep12)Ĭonscientious objection ( 'The Conscience', s7-ep13)Ĭustoms & traditions ( 'The Ceremony', s1-ep9 'The Shivaree', s3-ep19 'The Quilting', s4-ep21 'The Hostage', s9-ep20)ĭomestic violence ( 'The Victims', s9-ep15)
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