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| − | It is 1969 and John and Olivia are looking forward to celebrating their 40th anniversary, John-Boy and Janet are about to have their first child, and the entire family and community are looking forward to Easter. Janet initially resists John-Boy's plan to maintain a home on the mountain for occasional visits, but relents when she realizes how much the area means to him. In other subplots, Elizabeth, home from the Peace Corps, fears that Drew has left her for another girl, John and Drew attempt to make a sale with a supply of rocking chairs Drew built, John receives a surprise from the Baldwin sisters, and Olivia, now teaching at the old school, helps a new student build up encouragement in his education. |
+ | It is 1969 and John and Olivia are looking forward to celebrating their 40th anniversary, John-Boy and Janet are about to have their first child, and the entire family and community are looking forward to [[Easter]]. Janet initially resists John-Boy's plan to maintain a home on the mountain for occasional visits, but relents when she realizes how much the area means to him. In other subplots, Elizabeth, home from the Peace Corps, fears that Drew has left her for another girl, John and Drew attempt to make a sale with a supply of rocking chairs Drew built, John receives a surprise from the Baldwin sisters, and Olivia, now teaching at the old school, helps a new student build up encouragement in his education. |
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Revision as of 22:44, 11 August 2021
A Walton Easter is a Waltons movie that aired on CBS on April 27, 1997.
Plot
It is 1969 and John and Olivia are looking forward to celebrating their 40th anniversary, John-Boy and Janet are about to have their first child, and the entire family and community are looking forward to Easter. Janet initially resists John-Boy's plan to maintain a home on the mountain for occasional visits, but relents when she realizes how much the area means to him. In other subplots, Elizabeth, home from the Peace Corps, fears that Drew has left her for another girl, John and Drew attempt to make a sale with a supply of rocking chairs Drew built, John receives a surprise from the Baldwin sisters, and Olivia, now teaching at the old school, helps a new student build up encouragement in his education.