The First Day

El episodio se transmitió el 19 sep 1974
TV-G
50min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaJohn-Boy experiences mishaps on his first day as a freshman at Boatwright University while Jason does his best to take charge of the Walton kids.John-Boy experiences mishaps on his first day as a freshman at Boatwright University while Jason does his best to take charge of the Walton kids.John-Boy experiences mishaps on his first day as a freshman at Boatwright University while Jason does his best to take charge of the Walton kids.

Dirección
- Philip Leacock
Guionistas
- Earl Hamner Jr.
- John McGreevey
Elenco

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Dirección
- Philip Leacock
Guionistas
- Earl Hamner Jr.
- John McGreevey
Elenco

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6/10

Very off character

Like a previous reviewer wrote this episode was very off considering John-Boys character. He was portrayed like a total elementary kid getting constantly picked on. It seems like the previous episode were John-Boy was in the middle of a land battle! Didn't exist. He doesn't listen to anyone and continued to wear a dumb suit the entire episode. The professor had no good advice for him nore any great dialogue exchange in the end. John Boy forgetting his admission pappers at home while he was already up very early and prepared before he went off to college seemed astonishing.

On the other hand seeing Jason acting a little mature was refreshing.

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Trivia
When John-Boy (Richard Thomas) stops to pick up Polly (Devon Ericson), the studio lights can be seen reflecting off the windshield.

Errores
There is a painting of FDR called the Unfinished Portrait that was being painted as he was stricken with the stroke that took his life in April of 1945 yet this episode was set in the September of 1934.

Citas
Narrator: [narration as John 'John Boy' Walton, Jr. reading from his journal] When you're growing up, Septembers have a special feeling; another carefree summer is all too quickly ended and a new school year is about to begin. There was an extra excitement for me in the September of 1934. My years at Miss Hunter's school on Waltons Mountain were over, and I was ready to take those first faltering steps into the strange world outside. How vividly I recall the edgy excitement, the awful exilaration of preparing for my first day at Boatwright University. It was a day which showed me how little I knew about some things, and how well my parents had prepared me for others.