The Waltons - Seasons 1-8 (2008)
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Synopsis: When CBS debuted its new series THE WALTONS in 1972, no one was prepared for the level of success it reached. Telling the story of a large family living on Walton's Mountain during the Great... When CBS debuted its new series THE WALTONS in 1972, no one was prepared for the level of success it reached. Telling the story of a large family living on Walton's Mountain during the Great Depression, the series tackles universal themes that continue to ring true to this day. Told from the perspective of John Boy (Richard Thomas), an aspiring writer who makes his way through college and into adulthood, THE WALTONS is a timeless work of entertainment. This collection presents every episode from the first eight seasons of the show, which take the family through many joys and tragedies, and all the way into the traumatic World War II era. [More]
Starring: Ralph Waite, Michael Learned, Ellen Corby, Will Greer
Starring: Ralph Waite, Michael Learned, Ellen Corby, Will Greer, Richard Thomas
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