The Fighter

El episodio se transmitió el 25 sep 1975
TV-G
50min

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Richard Thomas, Will Geer, and Ralph Waite in The Waltons (1972)

Drama Family Romance

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA prize fighter arrives searching for work, living and training in the Waltons' barn. Some are put off by his fighting, but he wants to build a church in the community.A prize fighter arrives searching for work, living and training in the Waltons' barn. Some are put off by his fighting, but he wants to build a church in the community.A prize fighter arrives searching for work, living and training in the Waltons' barn. Some are put off by his fighting, but he wants to build a church in the community.

Dirección
- Ivan Dixon
Guionistas
- Earl Hamner Jr.
- Andy White
Elenco

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7.6/10

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Dirección
- Ivan Dixon
Guionistas
- Earl Hamner Jr.
- Andy White
Elenco

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8/10

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Whoever wrote that Clevon Little got no credit for his role in this episode should either read the credits or get a pair of glasses...he's a special guest star.... This is another episode that shows that Earl Hammer didn't come from a prejudice family!

There were episodes depicting Jewish families and German Families... Why don't you wake up and realize it's just a TV show.. and most of the time an excellent TV show.

YesJohn Boy once again takes over but after all Richard Thomas is the Star of the Show.

And the fight? They threw in a ringer to beat Little's character And the ending is very good.. the neighbors chipping in money to build the church and Leaving Clevon to live his dream.

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Trivia
This is Cleavon Little's second appearance in "The Waltons"; his first was in "The Waltons"' pilot TV-movie "The Homecoming" as the preacher.

Errores
During the fight you see a blond woman taking off her gloves twice .

Citas
Narrator: [narration as John 'John Boy' Walton, Jr. reading from his journal] When I was growing up during the Great Depression, I often marveled at the road which connected us with the rest of the world, and which brought us friends and strangers. The road afforded us our isolation, and at the same time provided a link wth the rapidly changing cities. Here on Waltons Mountain, there was a "Y" in the road where a fateful decision was to be made by a new friend, a decision that was to involve the entire family.