The Waltons

Grandpa helps his aged sister-in-law fight government eviction from her land.

His first day at college is a very complicated one for John-Boy.

John-Boy and his mule are pitted against a rich young man and his thoroughbred.

Jim-Bob runs away after all ignore his sadness over the death of a guinea pig entrusted to his care.

Olivia gets more than she bargained for when she enrolls in an art class.

Her first date with a college man puts Mary Ellen in a difficult situation.

John-Boy defends a freshman football player he formerly accused of cheating.

A sophisticated but emotionally dysfunctional New York family arrives on Walton's Mountain.

John-Boy defies his mother to enter a weeklong dance marathon with a young stranger.

John-Boy's stories upstage Jason's musical job.

A part-time job catapults John-Boy into the thick of an emotional battle.

Feeling "put out to pasture," John seeks adventure by leaving to work in a Norfolk shipyard.

The Waltons help a friend welcome his wife.

Grandpa loses his will to live after a near-fatal heart attack; the family takes desperate measures.

When Ben is charged with a hit-and-run, John-Boy pieces together the evidence.

When John lends Cupid a hand, Walton's Mountain loses its most eligible bachelor.

A beautiful but unprincipled girl turns John-Boy's world upside down.

Grandpa gets angry and moves out with Grandma after John suggests he take life a little easier.

A fun mountain wedding threatens to destroy the marriage of a family friend.

Amid plans to expand his business, John considers Jason's desire to study music a waste of time.

Grandpa's raffle prize is a statue of a woman that looks like an ex-girlfriend.

Ben's plans to win the heart of a special girl backfires and sends her into the arms of Jason.

John and Olivia prepare for their anniversary.

When prosperity seems to be just around the corner, disaster strikes the Walton family.