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Season 1 |
| The Homecoming: A Christmas Story (Dec/19/1971) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Andrew Duggan as John Walton, Woodrow Parfrey as Ike Godsey, David Huddleston as Sheriff Bridges, Sally Chamberlin as City Lady, William Windom as Charlie Snead, Josephine Hutchinson as Mamie Baldwin, Dorothy Stickney as Emily Baldwin, Cleavon Little as Hawthorne Dooley, Edgar Bergen as Grandpa Walton, Patricia Neal as Olivia Walton, Donald Livingston as Claudie Dooley | Director: Fielder Cook
Writer: Earl Hamner, Jr. | | | | | | | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - The Calf (Sep/28/1972) | | After selling their calf Bullet to a neighbor, the family attempts to buy him back to comfort the children and the calf's mother. However, John and Olivia are unable to buy him back because of the high price neighbor wants for him. On top of that, after hearing that Bullet will be slaughtered, Elizabeth and Jim-Bob steal the calf in order to save his life. | | Guest Stars: John Crawford (1) as Sheriff Ep Bridges, Tony Becker as Drew Cutler, Leonard Stone as George Anderson | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: Jim Byrnes (2) | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - The Hunt (Oct/05/1972) | | Wanting to prove he has what it takes to help provide for his family, John Boy goes with his father and his friends on a hunting trip. However, while out hunting, John Boy doesn't feel comfortable taking the life of the game. At home, Mary Ellen is starting to question her tomboy way of life when she has the chance of buying either a fancy new dress or a catcher's mitt. | | Guest Stars: John Crawford (1) as Sheriff Ep Bridges, David Doremus as G.W. Haynes, Theodore Wilson as Hawthorne Dooley, James Nusser as Jake the Junkman, Tom Peters as Charlie Sneed, Cindy Eilbacher as Martha Rose Coverdale | Director: Robert Butler (1)
Writer: John McGreevey | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - The Typewriter (Oct/12/1972) | | Wanting to submit one of his stories to a magazine, John Boy secretly borrows a typewriter from the Baldwin sisters after Olivia tells him not to. And to make matters worse, not realizing that it is in the shed full junk, Mary Ellen mistakenly sells it to a junk man and ultimately goes on a wild goose chase in order to retrieve it for John Boy. | | Guest Stars: Helen Kleeb as Mamie Baldwin, Mary Jackson (1) as Emily Baldwin, John Crawford (1) as Sheriff Ep Bridges, Mariclare Costello as Rosemary Hunter, George Tobias as Junk Man, Elizabeth Harrower as Office Supervisor, Harry Hickox (1) as Junkyard Owner, Robert Shayne (3) as Clerk, John Hawker as Janitor | Director: Philip Leacock (1)
Writer: Theodore Apstein | | | | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - The Sinner (Oct/26/1972) | | When the new pastor (Rev. Fordwick) arrives on the mountain, he stays with the Walton’s and starts to lock horns with John Boy regarding his sermons. Instead of the belief of putting the fear of fire and brimstone in the congregation’s heads, John Boy believes that compassion and forgiveness is a better lesson to teach. Eventually, John Boy and Rev. Fordwick come to understand one another and start to respect each other. | | Guest Stars: Mary Jackson (1) as Emily Baldwin, Helen Kleeb as Mamie Baldwin, Robert Donner as Yancy Tucker, John Ritter as Rev. Matthew Fordwick, Collin Wilcox as Rev. Ethel Prissom | Director: Philip Leacock (1)
Writer: John Furia | | | | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - The Ceremony (Nov/09/1972) | | When a Jewish family arrives on Walton's Mountain after fleeing Nazi Germany, they want to leave everything about their culture and religion behind them. This becomes slightly difficult when Jim-Bob and a friend accidently through a rock through their window. When their son wants to celebrate his upcoming Bar Mitzvah, his father has to overcome his fears of religous persecution in his new country. | | Guest Stars: Saul Silverman as Rabbi, Radames Pera as Paul Mann, Ellen Geer as Eva Mann, Noah Keen as David Mann | Director: Vincent Sherman
Writer: Nigel Evan McKeand | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - The Legend (Nov/16/1972) | | After years of hearing stories about Tip, John's friend from the army, he stops by the mountain for a visit. It doesn't take long for the family, mainly Jason and John Boy, to see how flawed Tip is compared to their father's stories of him. | | Guest Stars: Jim Antonio (1) as Tip Harrison | Director: Lee Philips
Writer: John McGreevey | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 16 :01x16 - The Fire (Jan/11/1973) | | After objecting to Miss Hunter teaching his daughter evolution because of how he considers it to go against the teachings of the Bible, Lutie Bascomb threatens her to make her stop her lesson plan. Then after having too much to drink, he decides to teach Miss Hunter a lesson by setting the school house on fire and ultimately dying in the blaze. | | Guest Stars: Mary Jackson (1) as Emily Baldwin, Helen Kleeb as Mamie Baldwin, John Crawford (1) as Sheriff Ep Bridges, Mariclare Costello as Rosemary Hunter, Mark Montgomery (1) as Addison, Richard Bradford (1) as Lutie Bascomb, Laurie Prange as Lois May Bascomb, Nancy Jeris as Mother, Lisa Eilbacher as Jeanette, Scott McCartor as Beaumont, Theodore Wilson as Hawthorne Dooley | Director: Harry Harris (1)
Writer: Earl Hamner, Jr. | | | |
| 17 :01x17 - The Love Story (Jan/18/1973) | | When Jenny Pendleton, an old school friend of John Boy, comes back to the mountain, they fall in love. But when her father and stepmother follow her there, her father is killed in a car accident, she goes back home with her stepmother. While this is going on, Mary Ellen is trying to make a lot of money raising and selling bullfrogs. | | Guest Stars: John Crawford (1) as Sheriff Ep Bridges, Byron Morrow as Dr. Shackleford, Gordon Rigsby as Dave Pendleton, Sian Barbara Allen (1) as Jenny Pendleton, Diane Shalet as Eula Pendleton | Director: Lee Philips
Writer: Earl Hamner, Jr. | | | | | | | | | |
| 20 :01x20 - The Deed (Feb/08/1973) | | As long as the family and their friends can remember, Walton's mountain has always been in the Walton family. However, John or Zeb never took the time to file a deed claiming the property as theirs and now they stand to loose it all. When the family pulls together in order to pay the legal fees needed to register the property, John Boy gets a job off the mountain to do his part. | | Guest Stars: Robert Donner as Yancy Tucker, Bob Stephens (1) as Robber #1, Stan Brown as Ringside Announcer, Bob Bralver as Robber #2, Seamon Glass as Bartender, Russ Grieve as Police Sargeant, Robert Karnes as Mr. Moffatt, Lew Brown as Mr. Tinker, Garry Walberg as Mr. Guffy, Shirley O'Hara as Mrs. Vandenberg, George Tobias as Vernon Rutley, Randall Carver (1) as Monty Vandenberg, Jenny Sullivan as Cissy Brubaker | Director: Vincent Sherman
Writer: James Menzies | | | |
| 21 :01x21 - The Scholar (Feb/22/1973) | | Verdie Grant, a neighbor of the Waltons, has always longed to learn how to read and write. In order to suprise her daughter at her college graduation, she asks John Boy to teach her how - as long as he doesn't tell anyone that she is illiterate. However, Elizabeth finds out about it and manages to spill the beans about it, and when Verdie finds out about it, she thinks John Boy told someone and blames him. Things eventually get straightened out and John Boy and Verdie continue on as teacher and pupil. | | Guest Stars: Mariclare Costello as Rosemary Hunter, Lynn Hamilton (1) as Verdie Foster, Royce Wallace as Alice, Kerry MacLane as Henry | Director: Lee Philips
Writer: John McGreevey | | | |
| 22 :01x22 - The Bicycle (Mar/01/1973) | | When John Boy writes letters for the local blacksmith and friend Curtis Norton to send to his mail-order bride, they have some explaining to do when she arrives on the mountain thinking that Curtis wrote the letters. As this is going on, Olivia finds freedom in riding a bicylce around the mountain when she goes to do her errands. | | Guest Stars: Lynn Hamilton (1) as Verdie Foster, David Doremus as G.W. Haynes, Nora Marlowe as Flossie Brimmer, Ruth Warshawsky as Martha Sheffield, Ivy Jones as Ann Harris, Kathleen O'Malley as Sarah Tyler, Patsy Garrett (1) as Lady, Lou Frizzell as Everett Cooper, Ned Beatty as Curtis Nelson | Director: Alf Kjellin
Writer: Nigel Evan McKeand | | | |
| 23 :01x23 - The Townie (Mar/08/1973) | | After winning a Bible quiz, Sarah, a friend of John Boy, is given permission by her strict mother to go see a movie with him. However, feeling trapped, she makes advances towards John Boy and after being rejected by him, Sarah runs off and tells John Boy that she plans on eloping with a townie. | | Guest Stars: Mariclare Costello as Rosemary Hunter, John Crawford (1) as Sheriff Ep Bridges, Mike McGaughy as Homer, Bill McLean as Mr. Purdy, John Myhers as Theodore Claypool, Allyn Ann McLerie as Mrs. Simmonds, Sissy Spacek as Sarah Simmonds, Kelly Yagerman as Amanda, Nicholas Hammond as Theodore Albert Claypool Jr. | Director: Jack Shea (1)
Writer: Richard Fielder | | | |
| 24 :01x24 - An Easter Story (1) (Apr/19/1973) | | When Olivia develops polio before Easter, the family rallys around her to help in her recovery. As she works towards her goal to walk again by the mountain's Easter Celebration, Olivia hopes that her dedication inspires her children to fulfill the potential dreams. | | Guest Stars: Helen Kleeb as Mamie Baldwin, Mary Jackson (1) as Emily Baldwin, David Doremus as G.W. Haynes, John Crawford (1) as Sheriff Ep Bridges, John Ritter as Rev. Matthew Fordwick, Joe Frank Carollo as Tom, Ann Carol Pearson as Admissions Clerk, Joseph Bernard as Snyder, Victor Izay as Dr. Vance, Don Collier as Dr. Miller | Director: Philip Leacock (1)
Writer: John McGreevey
Story: Earl Hamner, Jr. | | | |
| 25 :01x25 - An Easter Story (2) (Apr/19/1973) | | This is the conclusion to the first part of An Easter Story in which Olivia overcomes her polio. | | Guest Stars: John Ritter as Rev. Matthew Fordwick, David Doremus as G.W. Haynes, Mary Jackson (1) as Emily Baldwin, Helen Kleeb as Mamie Baldwin, John Crawford (1) as Sheriff Ep Bridges, Victor Izay as Dr. Vance, Joseph Bernard as Snyder, Joe Frank Carollo as Tom, Don Collier as Dr. Miller, Ann Carol Pearson as Admissions Clerk | Director: Philip Leacock (1)
Writer: John McGreevey
Story: Earl Hamner, Jr. | | | |
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