The Waltons

[Capacity]

What a fucking show!... That I used to wake up for... And not just because Holyoaks came on immediately afterwards... Good family values.

[Yerascrote]

i used to love it wen i was a boy but now even the thought of it sends shivers down my spine, probably the cheesiest show ever.

[Miffy]

I used to watch it whilst eating dinner in about 1979. It was on after Grange Hill. I didn't know any better in those days, only being like, 8.

[SuzyCreamcheese]

I was more of a `little house on the prairie` kinda gal myself.

[Flake_Mustaine]

I used to watch The Waltons and Little House On The Prairie with my mum every Sunday. :o

always said i'd call my son Jim Bob :D

[Man Of Kent]

Originally posted by turlough
i used to love it wen i was a boy but now even the thought of it sends shivers down my spine, probably the cheesiest show ever.

Says a lot for me then.

My wife refers to my family as the Waltons, because we all get on so well and get together frequently...

[Jim V]

Little house got crap when they set in the city with the married daughter.

The Waltons was great though - especially the Hindenburg episode.

[briggi]

Did anyone see any of the reunion films they did? I saw one which was them all bringing their kids home for Thanksgiving...all the surviving cast were present (and scary-looking) but the writing was so terrible that any nostalgic joy was sucked-out of the experience. That will teach me to watch daytime TV.

I wanted to be Mary-Ellen...for about five minutes. Life on that mountain seemed so bloody cool. In hindsight, not so much.

[rellort]

They really dont make TV like they used to. This really saddnes me. It is sad times.

[DG]

Originally posted by Jim V
Little house got crap when they set in the city with the married daughter.

The Waltons was great though - especially the Hindenburg episode.

IS that when the Daugther went blind?

[Jim V]

Think she went blind after a while in order to get everyone back to the prarie for a special