Thread: Anyone remember the Waltons?

Originally Posted by somtamslap

I remember the Sullivans; it was on either directly after or directly before another better program. Probably Neighbours.

It was one of those shit weekday after lunch shows you only saw when on sick leave from school.

Does anyone ever know what you are talking about scatman?

Thought not. Get a job you low life scrounger.

The Waltons along with 'The Little House on the Prairie' remind me of Sunday dinner.

Brady Bunch....

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

The Waltons along with 'The Little House on the Prairie' remind me of Sunday dinner.

I typed that out, Little House on the Prairie then my daft phone went and clicked another page, the other program that reminds me of that age was Bonanza.

I thought they were before 84 though, at that age I was doing a paper round and putting copies of Razzle in peoples newspapers until I'd finished my sorting and got out the shop. had a pocketful of cola cubes too

i never tugged one off to Sam Fox or the brunette (i've forgot her name) after that

All In The Family was more my cup of tea.

Originally Posted by rickschoppers

All In The Family was more my cup of tea.

Heh...one of my all-time favorites as well but I believe we're outnumbered on TD with that sentiment.

Have you seen that Meathead is still pushing his brain-damaged agenda there in Hollywood?

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Have you seen that Meathead is still pushing his brain-damaged agenda there in Hollywood?

What's he doing now?...

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton

I was always a big fan of the Beaver.

Me too. Still am...

Yeah...I think most of us can relate to beaver...

Canucks worship the beaver...Heh...

OK. Sons and daughters...The mother was as fit as fook!
Had a few ham shanks over her.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

or the brunette (i've forgot her name) after that __________________

Linda Lusardi

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

The Waltons along with 'The Little House on the Prairie' remind me of Sunday dinner.

Why, what did you have for Sunday dinner? Roasted prairie dog washed down with Virginian moonshine?

Originally Posted by BaitongBoy

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Have you seen that Meathead is still pushing his brain-damaged agenda there in Hollywood?

What's he doing now?...

Political Activist

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Originally Posted by BaitongBoy

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Have you seen that Meathead is still pushing his brain-damaged agenda there in Hollywood?

What's he doing now?...

Political Activist

I believe he's always been active politically.

Nonetheless, Rob has directed/produced some of the most iconic films that we all know and love.

^^ Would think he is more well known for directing movies such This is Spinal Tap, Stand by Me, and Misery.

I would have been watching Sanford and Son instead of Archie Bunker.

Originally Posted by misskit

^^ Would think he is more well known for directing movies such This is Spinal Tap, Stand by Me, and Misery.

I would have been watching Sanford and Son instead of Archie Bunker.

Of course, as Sanford & Son was more politically correct, eh?

Originally Posted by Gazza

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

The Waltons along with 'The Little House on the Prairie' remind me of Sunday dinner.

Why, what did you have for Sunday dinner? Roasted prairie dog washed down with Virginian moonshine?

Sounds delicious, properly basted with a rosemary/garlic marinade.

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Originally Posted by misskit

^^ Would think he is more well known for directing movies such This is Spinal Tap, Stand by Me, and Misery.

I would have been watching Sanford and Son instead of Archie Bunker.

Of course, as Sanford & Son was more politically correct, eh?

No. Just funnier.

Originally Posted by misskit

Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Originally Posted by misskit

^^ Would think he is more well known for directing movies such This is Spinal Tap, Stand by Me, and Misery.

I would have been watching Sanford and Son instead of Archie Bunker.

Of course, as Sanford & Son was more politically correct, eh?

No. Just funnier.

Depends on your point of view.

Loved seeing Meathead getting his ass handed to him !

Partial to the Partridge Family.....

Originally Posted by Gazza

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

The Waltons along with 'The Little House on the Prairie' remind me of Sunday dinner.

Why, what did you have for Sunday dinner? Roasted prairie dog washed down with Virginian moonshine?

Nah, mashed potatoes, gravy, garden peas, pork chop, carrots and cabbage. Hated all with the exception of the MPs but loved it when my dad cooked!

Only time I liked stew and dumplings was when he cooked.

If I ate all my veg my dad would send me to the corner shop for a 10 pence mix!

Used to love cabbage and many other veggies until I went into hospital with pneumonia when I was about 5-6 yo. When I came out of convalescence mum gave me heaps of cabbage and carrots as usual but I just couldn't eat them. Mum got angry and told me to eat them or I couldn't leave the dinner table. The longer it took me to eat them the colder they got and the more they tasted horrible. Took me mum awhile to learn I wasn't pulling any stunts.
My tastes in food just completely changed after a stay in hospital.
Weird.

Oh yeah, the Waltons I remember.

Wasn't there a woman a few years back that had octuplets? (8 kids not 8 octopi)

^Maybe, but some probably died...Pretty risky business, that way...