Can you ace this true or false quiz about the last episode of The Waltons?
How well do you know “The Revel”?
Over the course of nine seasons, The Waltons portrayed wholesome, family life during the Great Depression and World War II. The children went from playing in the woods to getting married and even having babies of their own.
The show came to a fitting end with the episode "The Revel." Here are ten statements about the memorable finale. Can you tell which ones are true and which ones aren’t?
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The Waltons finale first aired in 1981.
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The finale is actually a two-part episode.
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The plot revolves around a party hosted by the Baldwin sisters.
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Another storyline follows John-Boy as he travels to New York.
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John-Boy is played by Richard Thomas.
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All seven Walton children appear in the episode.
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It is one of the few episodes without Earl Hamner’s narration.
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The episode ends with the Walton family moving away from Walton’s Mountain.
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The last word spoken in the episode is “Goodnight.”
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It was the last time the Walton family was seen on TV until the 1990s.
Can you ace this true or false quiz about the last episode of The Waltons?
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One thing that's definitely true: Walton's Mountain will always feel like home.
I just watched it on Monday.
As for Richard Thomas departing the show: he signed a five-year contract and John-boy graduated from The Walton Mountains School. Richard (remember, his character is based on Earl Hamner) knew he had to depart Waltons Mountain to truly become a writer in NYC. Just like Earl left Cincinnati for Los Angeles to write for TV — like The Twilight Zone. Richard departed and told the staff/crew/cast that he would return for guest spots. For no extra SAG fee. He did it because he wanted to.
The Question Is: When was the passing of Alex Trebek?
Condolences go out to his family and friends. R.I.P.