The Conflict

El episodio se transmitió el 12 sep 1974
TV-G
1h 39min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaGrandpa's sister in law is being forced out of their home by a government project. The Waltons go to their land to help defend the homestead. John-Boy is torn between his ideals and the fami... Leer todoGrandpa's sister in law is being forced out of their home by a government project. The Waltons go to their land to help defend the homestead. John-Boy is torn between his ideals and the family loyalty.Grandpa's sister in law is being forced out of their home by a government project. The Waltons go to their land to help defend the homestead. John-Boy is torn between his ideals and the family loyalty.

Dirección
- Ralph Senensky
Guionistas
- Earl Hamner Jr.
- Jeb Rosebrook
Elenco

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Dirección
- Ralph Senensky
Guionistas
- Earl Hamner Jr.
- Jeb Rosebrook
Elenco

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10/10

The American Struggle

10 stars for a great story about the American struggle!

While people can build up their own land, the government can still come in and take the land away for the sake of a park or a road. It's a terrible struggle that is all too real throughout American history, and it's the flipside of the American dream.

But even though people must give up what is theirs when they don't want to, they are also given opportunities to create new dreams and new lives; from great struggles comes great beginnings, great courage, and great stories!

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Trivia
Beulah Bondi and Ellen Corby worked together almost 40 years prior to this episode in Frank Capra's classic, It's a Wonderful Life. Miss Bondi played Ma Bailey and Miss Corby played a customer of the Bailey Building and Loan.

Errores
At the end of this episode, it mentions that Wade became a famous wood carver. In a future episode, The Estrangement, he indicates that he was never able to sell any of the wooden articles.

Citas
Narrator: [narration as John 'John Boy' Walton, Jr. reading from his journal] When I was growing up on Waltons Mountain, I had a tendency to think of myself and my immediate family as the only Waltons, but that wasn't true, we were part of a great clan. There were other mountains and many other Waltons who lived farther up in the Blue Ridge. They were part of the family whose way had scarcely been touched by the passing of time. We were a family born to share a kinship with the seasons, always gratefully accepting that which the land gave, but living in the knowledge that weather and misfortune could take it away. One summer we were to learn that man also could take away what the land had given.