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No English Subtitles, FRENCH ONLY! DUH
In what must have been a production error? or just flat idiots that run the show making dvds, ( seems to be common on way to many dvd's ) <
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>the subtitles are in French only. There are no English subtitles. <
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>Obviously someone at Warners Home Video has made a bad mistake in production. This makes it difficult for any elderly viewers or hard of hearing that might want to watch this show. ( um hey, guess what, they have money to spend, too! ) Are you HEARING that? <
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>Subtitles are supposed to be standard on all DVD box sets and I note that overseas versions of The Waltons have corrected this mistake(just not the American version). <
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>This is getting to be old hat by now. I have some dvd's that are 10 years old that are CC. just flat lazy and ignorant decisions. <
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>The Deaf and hard of hearing are the last "group" in the USA to still be looking for they're rights. Everyone else has recieved them in the last 50 years. How long is this going to go on?? <
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> Socialist France gets to watch and understand the great show, but not those in our own country. amazing <
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>No Good Night John Boy in this house.

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The Fourth Season is Still Strong!
Having just purchased "The Waltons complete fourth season," I wanted to add a few comments to those already on this site. This show was still in its element in season four. My favorite season happens to be season five because there are some great shows involving the central character of John-Boy, including his newspaper article on "Mein Kampf" which turns the community upside down, and the Hindenburg story as well. He also achieves his goal of having his novel published in the last episode of season five. For those who think the show is not worth watching after this, remember that Richard Thomas returns in season six for three episodes near the end of the season and the final show of season six is "Grandma Comes Home," which is also Will Geer's last appearance, as he died shortly after this episode aired. I gave this set four stars instead of five, because I noticed a cut scene in "The Fledgling." In the original airing John-Boy, overworked, falls asleep in class and Professor Parks speaks with him afterwards. In the DVD, it cuts right to Professor Parks talking to him so I don't know if they had a bad tape or what happened, but I sure hope no other episodes were trimmed. At any rate, "The Waltons" is still loved and its loyal fans recently convinced The Hallmark Chanel to air the show again after it was briefly taken off. That says it all.

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Forget the Brady Bunch.....
.....and to you naysayers out there, forget the lame-duck 7th Heaven as well. Not only is this one of the best family TV classics to ever hit the airwaves, it also happens to be, for the record, one of the most outstanding, well-crafted, poignant, family-oriented shows EVER. They know how to avoid cliches (where the Bradys cannot) and (sorry, again) know how to be BOTH sincere AND endearing WITHOUT being lame or watering it down (where 7th Heaven always seems to excel at). Plus, they also know how to show a little more pickup (where Little House can't; it's not at all lame, but does tend to drag on). <
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>Sure, they even have their own disputes and squabbles amongst themselves, but also without turning it into something downright nasty, brutal, or patronizing. So, having said all that, this is definitely one classic TV show which will always deserve a special place in my heart. ;) <
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>GOD BLESS EARL HAMNER AND THE WALTONS CAST