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The Waltons :: The Attack (07x19)
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| Title: | The Attack |
| Episode #: | 07x19 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday February 15th, 1979 |
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While the war in Europe is raging on, Ike has become increasingly worried about the food shortages happening in his store due to rationing. As a result, he has a heart attack and is given advice by Dr. Spencer to relax if he expects to make a full recovery. However, Corabeth to become extremely concerned about Ike going back to the store and having another attack that she decides to sell it so they can move into a cottage near the ocean. In the meantime, Jason and the other Walton kids take it upon themselves to keep Ike’s store open for him while he is in the hospital. One of the things that Ben and Jim Bob do is make molasses out of the sorghum that grows to replace the short supply of sugar. After Ike and Corabeth return to the mountain, they are impressed at the job the kids did and ultimately decide to stay on the mountain.
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(Opening Narration)
The Narrator: For as long as we could remember, Ike Godsey's general merchandise store had been the social center of our community. Friendships were forged over loaves of bread, the place was a clearing-house for news, rumor and often as not, gossip. Adventure in those days was having a nickel to spend and time to gaze into the candy counter for as long as we liked before making a selection. Little did we know then, how much that store and its occupants meant to us until one terrifying day in 1942
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The Narrator: Because Elizabeth had proved herself so capable during Ike's absence she was hired to work in the store while Ike continued to recuperate under Corabeth's watchful eye. Ike Godsey lived for many years after his heart attack and his deep commitment to his store became an example to all of us of courage and devotion, of victory of the human spirit. Ike's gone now, but the store is still there, it's become a landmark. How Ike would have loved that! Goodnight Mr Godsey!
| Jim Bob: Daddy?
John: Yes Jim Bob?
Jim Bob: It's hard for me to breathe.
John: Does your chest hurt?
Jim Bob: Sort of. I think I'm having a heart attack.
Jason: I think he's having a sorgum attack. He ate 5 pieces of corn bread covered with syrup....
John: Is that right, Son?
Jim Bob: No Sir, I had eight pieces.
John: Goodnight, Jim Bob....
Jim Bob: Goodnight everybody!
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