2024-09-27
Laura teaches sign language to a deaf friend (Alban Branton). Charles: Michael Landon. Albert: Matthew Laborteaux. Nathan Page: Lou Fant. Caroline: Karen Grassle. Miss Wilder: Lucy Lee Flippin. Almanzo: Dean Butler.
Part 1 of two. A fire at the school for the blind claims the lives of Mary's baby and Jonathan's wife. Albert: Matthew Laborteaux. Charles: Michael Landon. Mary: Melissa Sue Anderson. Jonathan: Merlin Olsen.
Conclusion. Albert bears a heavy burden of guilt for the lives lost in the fire that he accidentally set. Charles: Michael Landon. Mary: Melissa Sue Anderson. Jonathan: Merlin Olsen.
Almanzo's younger brother arrives, and Charles hopes Laura might fall for someone closer to her age. Michael Landon, Karen Grassle. Almanzo: Dean Butler. Miss Wilder: Lucy Lee Flippin. Penelope Parker: Stacy Sipes. Mrs. Parker: Kay Howell.
Cindy believes her nightmares are a premonition of Ben's danger; John-Boy considers staying in Paris after meeting a lovely French woman. Cindy: Leslie Winston. John-Boy: Robert Wightman. John: Ralph Waite.
On furlough, Jim-Bob is followed to Waltons Mountain by a love-struck girl; Ben sits out the war in a Japanese prison camp. Jim-Bob: David W. Harper. Ben: Eric Scott. John: Ralph Waite. Jason: Jon Walmsley.
In the Pacific, Ben fears execution when he and another POW are marched into the jungle at gunpoint; Jason and his girlfriend (Jon Walmsley, Lisa Harrison) seem uncertain about the future of their romance. John: Ralph Waite. John-Boy: Robert Wightman.
James Garner stars as a retired judge whose cantankerous attitude is tempered by a troubled godchild (Norm Skaggs), a black tenant farmer (Bill Cobbs) who refuses the Medal of Honor and a blossoming romance. Judith Ivey. Rowena: Ruby Dee. Michael Waring: Larry Fishburne. Loreen: Jo Anderson. Judge Wesley: Wallace Wilkinson. Adapted from the novella by John William Corrington.
Uplifting 2007 made-for-TV drama about a homeless World War II veteran (Chris Klein) who settles in a small North Carolina town and develops relationships with a lonely widow (Gretchen Mol) and a mute boy (Zach Mills) whose father has abandoned him. Hoke: Robert Prosky. Howard: Jay O. Sanders. Taylor: Jeff Perry.
Cindy believes her nightmares are a premonition of Ben's danger; John-Boy considers staying in Paris after meeting a lovely French woman. Cindy: Leslie Winston. John-Boy: Robert Wightman. John: Ralph Waite.
On furlough, Jim-Bob is followed to Waltons Mountain by a love-struck girl; Ben sits out the war in a Japanese prison camp. Jim-Bob: David W. Harper. Ben: Eric Scott. John: Ralph Waite. Jason: Jon Walmsley.
In the Pacific, Ben fears execution when he and another POW are marched into the jungle at gunpoint; Jason and his girlfriend (Jon Walmsley, Lisa Harrison) seem uncertain about the future of their romance. John: Ralph Waite. John-Boy: Robert Wightman.
The son of a politician is kidnapped by a mountain man; Mike suffers pregnancy complications. Part 1 of two. Ezra Leonard: Lawrence Pressman. Preston: Jason Leland Adams. Dr. Cassidy: Jerry Hardin. Walks Alone: Victoria Racimo. Sully: Joe Lando.
Conclusion. The hunt for McBride (Denny Miller) intensifies for Sully and Preston (Jason Leland Adams); Dr. Cassidy assumes the duties of a bed-ridden Mike. Dr. Cassidy: Jerry Hardin. Leonard: Lawrence Pressman. Mike: Jane Seymour.
Monica and her assignment, a writer trying to cope with his wife's death, are reluctant to recall harrowing events from Oct. 30, 1938---the night of Orson Welles' "The War of the Worlds" broadcast. Dottie: Estelle Getty. Kate Pound: Allyce Beasley. Young Leonard: Sam Gifaldi.
The three angels pose as wedding coordinators for a woman (Brigid Walsh) who begins to question her chances of making a successful marriage when her long-absent father shows up. Augusta: Sally Kellerman. Harriet: Linda Kelsey. Kevin: Ed Kerr. Stan: Richard Gilliland. Tess: Della Reese.
A man and his son are injured when their Jeep careens off the road, and their only hope is a dog that tries to draw attention to their plight. Harvey: Jim Edgcomb. Larry: Matt Norero. Dr. Washburn: Don Keefer. Aggie: Anne Bellamy. Jonathan: Michael Landon.
A cab driver sponsors the immigration of his daughter-in-law and grandson, left in Vietnam by the cabbie's son, but he wants nothing to do with them. Clancy: Eugene Roche. Jonathan: Michael Landon. Guido: Ernest Borgnine. Lan Nguyen: Haunini Minn.
Two orphans hope to find a home with a children's-show host, unaware that his warm TV persona hides a coldhearted cynic. Jonathan: Michael Landon. Bill Cassidy Jr.: Ned Beatty. Sarah: Kelley Parker. Joey: R.J. Williams. Myron: Jack Stauffer. Mark: Victor French.
Three generations of bickering couples embark on a trip to learn what it was that brought them together. Part 1 of two. Clarence: Bill Erwin. Rose: Mary Jackson. Frank: Robert Mandan. Carla: Barbara Stuart. Trish: Anne Howard. Mark: Victor French.
Conclusion. The three couples' fantasies continue as Mark and Jonathan labor to keep them together and to stop the wedding from turning into a fiasco. Trish: Anne Howard. Carla/Ono: Barbara Stuart. Frank: Robert Mandan. Clarence: Bill Erwin.
Part 1 of two. A fire at the school for the blind claims the lives of Mary's baby and Jonathan's wife. Albert: Matthew Laborteaux. Charles: Michael Landon. Mary: Melissa Sue Anderson. Jonathan: Merlin Olsen.