Whoever did the casting for The Waltons was a genius. I can't even imagine any one of the characters being portrayed by someone else. Thank you Judy for your channel and all the work that goes into it.
I think the fact that all of The Waltons actors owned their character, made it so natural for we the viewing audience and fans who loved the characters, to own the show and make it feel like it was a part of us. Thank you Kami!
I agree Kami was meant for this part She was great for the part of Elizabeth Walton 🏃♀️ i think all of you were great on the Show! ☺ No one Can ever replace the Original Waltons family ❤💝 Thank you Judy
She was very natural and child-like. That's what made her so much fun to watch. I mean, who could respond with, "I don't feel like a piss aunt" with such an earnest face but Kami Cotler.
You are both fabulous actresses. As a young child, Kami did a fantastic job. She played her part perfectly. When I watch the series I am always amazed at how Kami and the rest of the cast draw you into the show. It's so nice after having a stressful day , watching the waltons makes you forget about all of your worries and cares.
I will actually endure the stupid commercials on the Hallmark Channel every weekday just so I can binge watch the Waltons (and LHOP afterward). I refuse to watch those cheesy Hallmark movies, but I look forward to watching The Waltons. It’s also funny how I use to relate mostly to Erin because I’m a middle girl in my family. Then I related more with Olivia when I got married and became a mother. Nowadays I am relating more to Grandma’s (Ellen Corby) character now that I have gone on to become a grandma myself! Funny how that happens, isn’t it?!!
I totally get what Kami's saying about acting, it's just what you do, it's not who you are. We all live diverse lives, where one job leads you to the next job.
I can only give a thumbs up with the icons here, but this one, a honestly, ever segment you do, deserves an infinity of icon hearts. I think Kami has a little bit of everyone's heart who watch the Waltons. She is everyone's baby sister. Ha! Thanks again Judy. And, thank you Kami.
yes indeed, Hallmark Channel, starting at 11PM EST up until 4AM M-F, my daily routine, it stays on my DVR and sometimes I fall asleep and wake up and continue watching until I fall asleep or straight until 4AM.
It’s amazing when someone is on a popular tv series, and then knows how blessed they were to be on the show and appreciate it, then goes out into the world and finds success again is absolutely awesome. If I’m not mistaken, the rest of the cast done very well after the series ended as also. I really enjoy hearing these life stories. Thanks to you both for sharing.
Judy Kami is such a great storyteller. I was completely entranced when she described her first teaching job and the statement about Dogwood - such a simple thing - just made me imagine her walking around the city and seeing the sights. It's so obvious she taught since teaching does involve storytelling. Thank you and Kami for brightening my day Judy and again, what an honor to be able to talk to a television icon from my childhood!
I was so amazed to find out that Kami had no previous acting experience or at least formal lessons. She was just adorable but so confident. I love she told the new Directors she would not move her seat at the table and also there should be toys under her bed…so cute! And so true!
Kami truly was one of televisions great child actors. As you pointed out she was so natural. Unlike many child actors Kami somehow avoided becoming an awkward pre-teen/teenager. She was always, well, Kami! Today she is so well spoken, intelligent, and insightful. In fact all the Waltons actors are. I love how connected you all are to your legacy and how open you are to share it with all of us. The Waltons is truly one of the best television shows of all time and it's gratifying to know all of you really appreciate it.
We are rewatching the program for the 3rd time.We noticed how much the family really cares for each other . Especially the scenes between the children and the grandparents. The way they kiss their cheek, hold their hand or hug them, seems so gentle and genuine. I've never seen that in any other television program.
As a fellow teacher, it so rewarding to hear Kami mention the power of collaboration in making a good teacher. So many not in the profession, think that you can get excellent results if you pit teachers against one another for bonuses or merit pay. Earl has to have been proud of Kami for spending part of her life in a place that meant so much to him.
Having a great team and all working together will always garner better results. We can accomplish more as a good team. I know Earl was proud of us all.
I like hearing these stories and sharing your stories from back then and the good old days when doing the waltons and your experiences and thoughts and behind the scenes always a pleasure to hear you all talk about your memories very interesting stuff Kami was so adorable when she was little she looked like little Debbie on the little Debbie snack cakes thanks for sharing your memories and all Kami and judy👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Walton’s ring tone always always brings a smile to those around me. Like a nostalgia feel good sound. Recollections of a fictional family they grew up with and just bumped into again. Thanks to you all for the great memories. We grew up with you and you are always a part of us.
@@judynorton2598 I think I got my ringtone on iTunes. Now I know my phone from all those around me. It really elicits stares and chuckles from those around. It would indeed be absolutely perfect for you. BTW, you look great! Fantastic. What is your secret? So happy you (or Mary Ellen) are doing well. We grew up with you all. Literally. We lived in North Carolina at the time and I was a young tomboy in a large family so feisty Mary Ellen was relatable. Thanks for the memories. And thanks for your channel.
Kami Cooler is a delight! It was a real pleasure hearing her memories of being on The Walton's & her thoughts on her experiences teaching & enjoying her life. Thank you, Judy & Kami for sharing and allowing us the opportunity to catch another glimpse of life as a Walton & beyond.
This was a great segment of Ask Judy with Kami Cotler as a guest. So interesting to hear Kami's perspective as she was so young at the time. I love thinking about the other children all having to share the responsibility in getting kami into position or getting Kami to do what she was suppose to be doing. As a father of 3 kids, and my youngest only 4, I know how difficult it can be to get them to do what you want them to do, when you want them to do it. My hat is off to all the kids pulling off this TV magic. I remember watching these shows as a kid, I'm 53 now and watching them again in reruns, they brings back so many memories of watching them with family. I am can't believe I still enjoy them but I do, they are timeless in a sense. Thank you again Judy, really enjoy your videos.
I always felt I grew up with all of you on TV. I'm about a year older than Kami so I related more with Elizabeth and Jim Bob. Being an only child it was nice to see what a big family would be like. Thanks Judy and Kami, I hope there will be more with you two in the future.
This was a fun interview with Kami. I had heard she had become a teacher, but I never knew she had taught in Virginia in her earlier years. I have lived in Virginia my entire life, so I found it particularly interesting when Kami talked about seeing the beauty of this state and understanding more about what "The Waltons" show would be referencing, like the dogwood tree. I thoroughly enjoyed hearing more about her life. Thanks so much Judy and Kami for sharing another great video.
Thanks again Judy and Kami. It was great to hear her perspective as to how she felt going thru being a child actor. It was great that they did not silence her when she had ideas. Hopefully in this next chapter of her life she will get back into acting. It would be great to see her again on the screen.
This is amazing! I've aged with the characters on this show. To hear the two of you talk of those times, and your lives today, it's like listening to family. "Elizabeth" and empty nester? Wow!
Hi Kami, You could make us laugh, you had us crying; but mostly you made us think. The way you portrayed Elizabeth was truly amazing. Btw I’m also the youngest in my family.
This journey with Judy has been a fountain of information and joy. My thanks to you for sharing all that you have. I cherish every Mary Ellen minute you sent our way. I don't know where the last fifty years went, they went fast. Hope the next 20 are the best for you . Perhaps you can share with the viewers your staying fit routine. I'm sure you must have one, you are a true picture of Health and vitality , and other lovely attributes! ❤😊 nice to hear from Kami too !💙😊
Judy I am such a fan of your channel that I can't believe I missed this wonderful chat with Kami when it originally aired. She’s so smart and personable, sure do love you guys. I am 62, grew up watching your show on Thursday nights, it amazes me how youve hardly aged.
The Walton’s was my kind selfless beautiful mother’s favorite show over the past few years in reruns. she watched the show every single day. She passed away on March 11. I love you Mom ❤️ and will miss your forever. I thank this show for giving her joy over the past few years.
I still think my all time favorite line from Elizabeth was in The Homecoming, “I am NOT a piss-ant!!” (Quipping back to Mary Ellen!) It’s so nice that you’re on Facebook, Kami!! With your love of reading, it was no stretch for you to become a teacher, I’m sure!! This was such a fun series Judy! Thank you so very much!!🥰
We hear how so many child actors just have awful lives after being on a hit show and have fame. All of these children grew up and moved on and made lives for themselves. It shows that they were raised right and taken care of. They all seem so kind and a lot like the character they portrayed.
Recently read an article about Tony Dow. He was typecast. Never knew he had such a hard time as he got older when that intense fame faded. I had has to be hard for them when all the success happens so young and then there is nothing for them at least not on the larger scale they had younger, Same happened ot Stan Livingston. He got typecast as Chip Douglas, such talent too in that boy. Anyway yes the Walton kids survived well. So did Stan and actually Tony Dow and Jerry Mathers did survive it too. But so many fall into substance abuse and other issues and depression.
@@m.e.d.7997 many of those who ran into trouble had parents who at their best were not so great, and at their worst stole from and abused their children.
Mrs. Putnam here!😊. I just adored little Miss Elizabeth. So so cute and sweet child. And we can tell that you all have benefited from playing the roles you did on the Waltons. It shows in all of you that the show had a positive influence on you the actors as well as us the audience and fans!!! So wholesome and real. Thanks 🙏 to each and every one of you that contribution to what is a dearly loved classic T. V. series!!!😍♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏😍
59 years old now. Didn't watch the show much back then. I cry almost each episode. So beautiful. Innocent. Simpler times. I'm so thankful to all y'all and you girls are still as beautiful!!!, God bless you all. Thank you for bringing the Lord into all
What also made us feel you were so real as the Walton’s in addition to fantastic acting, was you also looked like a family. The red hair theme! Other shows, like 8 is Enough, wasn’t believable. Everyone looked so different. You all looked like a real family. It’s still hard for us to wrap our heads around you talking of playing the characters you did! Because to us, you are those people. Well done!
Thank you. I’m happy to hear that. As one of the non red heads I was grateful to be cast anyway and that I was still believable within the family. I agree there were aspects of us all that made it work as a family visually.
Sitting here, you two bring me back to a time in life were things were so simple; not like the complicated lives we live today. You portrayed the children that grew up in a age even earlier than us in the 60's-70's. I can truly say that the entire cast of The Waltons were my very first TV Idols and I certainly miss the show even now. I grew up very near where Hamner portrayed in the Waltons; about an hour north of Charlottesville. I truly enjoyed your very candid conversation! Thank you for a lifetime of amazing memories of a show that taught us about being 'family' and the ups/downs of folks that worked hard and took care of family!
Thanks so much Judy for arranging guest interviews! And, thank you, Kami for sharing with all us fans. You said how The Walton's impacted the trajectory of your life. I can't speak for others here, but in my own case, I fell a bit in love with all of you and the family from the first airing of The Homecoming. Whoever wrote the scene that begins w/ Mary Ellen calling you all a "bunch of p___ants" to your reply and your lovely little face framed in soft glow Christmas tree bulbs, "I don't feel like a p___ant" and Patricia Neal's husky and somewhat comical reasoning, "Well, there you go then!" created an indelible memory and warm reality that is just so beautiful I don't have words. I was 14 when The Homecoming aired. My family did not actually like the series, so while I sometimes caught part of a story here and there, I didn't get to see the entire series until I was expecting my first child! Teachers had told me I could be a writer, so I was also obsessed with John Boy's pursuit of writing. I don't know what my life would have been like without The Walton's. I place a tiny bird's nest on the Christmas tree every year. I read any books about the actors and series. I had a chance to interview Mr Hamner and Mr Thomas. I was stunned how like John Boy Mr Hamner was. He encouraged my writing and answered any letters I sent. He was so down-to-earth and unfailingly kind as are all of you. While there haven't always been happy endings, I tried to keep the positive ways of The Walton's. I am so glad you became a teacher, Kami! I was a teacher too! I don't have a daughter, but if we did have a daughter I was going to name her after little Elizabeth! Thanks so much just all of you for being you! Kind regards from your fan in Pennsylvania! 🧡💐✨🙏☮️
Kami not just said her lines, her facial expressions were point on. It's so great to see her and you to. I love your UA-cam videos. Thank you Kami and Judy
Miss Judy, your timing with your question about the irony of Miss Kami moving to the area where The Walton's was based upon, was impeccable! I wholeheartedly agree with her that Virginia is a beautiful place! Driving through the Shenandoah Valley in the winter of 2013, the mountains were covered in snow and the air was crisp and cool with the faint aroma of oak logs burning in the fireplace, the place was magical!
As a native Virginian who grew up, and still lives, in the Shenandoah Valley, I wholeheartedly agree with you! It is a beautiful place that is full of history and quaint little towns. ☺️
Oh my gosh Judy.....that was great. I enjoyed watching your interactions with Kami and hearing your stories. It's great fun to know what all of you are doing in your lives now. Also I'd like to add that when you watch a TV show, you become so engaged with the characters you almost feel you know them personally. Seeing this video and watching and listening to the other cast members brings so much to the understanding of who all of you are in real life. Love this!!! thanks Judy
As you stated Judy, I never felt that Kami was "acting". She seemed so natural in all the scenes she was in on the show not to mention so damn adorable. Great interview and happy that you are still in contact with your tv "siblings" a half a century later. My of my how time flies.
This is SO AMAZING!!! Made me totally tear up watch you and dear sweet Elizabeth ( Kami)and Maryellen (Judy, ) 50 years later!!!! THANK YOU BOTH SO MUCH!!! KAMI, I LOVED HEARING YOUR (after Waltons back story) LIFE UPDATE!!! Virginia ?!? of all the state in the USA :) :) OMG- Nothing is an Accident, we want to know more!!! JUDY PLEASE DON'T STOP, WE the FANS ARE COMPLETELY LOVING YOUR WORK HERE!! THANK YOU and have a Beautiful MOTHERS DAY TO YOU BOTH!!!
Loved this! Finally, the truth of why Kami ended up in Virginia teaching! I had visited Earl Hamner’s home in Virginia in 2007 and that story was told to me at the museum; didn’t think it was true…low and behold, it was!!!❤️
Oh Judy, Thanks for having Kami back again ! Interesting and enjoyable. As a side note, as a teen, I lived with an abusive mom, and during the time when my father was fighting for custody of me, I had to live in a foster home for about a month. It was very traumatic for me and I tried to make the best of it. My favorite and comforting program was The Waltons. I was able to watch it at the foster home and got a bunch of other kids to watch with me. I shared a bedroom with a girl much younger than me. Every night, she would say to me good night Mary Ellen, and I would reply good night Elizabeth. I have never forgotten that. Thanks so much for doing these videos for us.
Great interview!😁👍 Ok so I'm having this memory of being really little, watching "The Walton's " with my mom and asking her if I could be Elizabeth's friend, lol so fun...I think I didn't totally understand that this was a fictional show. 😆❤😊 Elizabeth in the show just seemed to me someone who'd be a good friend. 😊
I think Kami was brilliant and gifted as a child actress. She, like you and the entire cast were so believable in their roles. It just seemed to come naturally, although I doubt if it is as easy as it looks.
I have always been a huge fan of the show, and at 67 I still will watch it over and over. Maybe because I grew up with six siblings, in the country, with a dad who was a logger and my grandpa had a lumber mill. And he was from Walton, OR. Or maybe I just loved the show. The one scene I don’t know how you all got through (or maybe it took lots of takes) was Zeb’s mountain burial scene, knowing that it was also memorializing Will. I know it is hard to watch.
My wife and I started our family in the 70's. We have 7 children and 18 grandkids. Every couple of years we watch the series again. You all were role models that we looked up to and used the best of what you portrayed in our family culture. I don't think you have any idea of all the people you've touched in the past 50 years. Thank you for the legacy you've left.
Loved this Behind The Scenes vlog with Ms Kami. Interesting learning what each of you on The Waltons decided to do after the show. Ms Kami was perfect for the part of Elizabeth on The Waltons. Never knew that Ms Kami was/is a teacher. Just saw the episode where you were informed of Kurt's death while serving in Hawaii and the attack on Pearl Harbor... brought tears to my eyes. Just knowing what happened to this nation, our service members/families and the world at that time. Also sad about what is happening to America and the world today. Thank you Ms Judy for sharing. Have a great week.
I've thoroughly enjoyed these segments with Kami. Both of you were great ! It's so interesting to watch the shared memories. I hope Kami and the other cast will return often .
I think it's wonderful that you all (all of the "siblings") are actually friends after so many years. It truly proves that the atmosphere on set for 9 + years was a positive one for that to be able to happen.
Hi Judy...this is so amazing..Elizabeth was so young..Judy you were also...believe I'm watching the Walton movie now...I love the interview with Elizabeth....WELL DONE JUDY 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💜💜🌹🌹🌹
Awesome segment with your little sister she really decided to live the life by moving to Virginia and becoming a school teacher how ironic she left stardom to live a normal life like a Walton
Another very enjoyable episode from your series, Judy. It was great to get caught up on how Kami has been doing and the direction she took in her life. What a bright person, even since childhood. I feel almost like a proud sibling, ha! Also, yes, I’m one of millions who grew up watching The Waltons, am two years older than Kami, and had five siblings, so I could relate to many of the situations written into the episodes. Thank you to all of you for your professionalism in making such a memorable series and for producing this cherished UA-cam series. We continue to enjoy and remember 😊
I'm a 70s baby, and "The Waltons" has been a staple in my family, from as early as I can remember. I'm a Virginian, from Hampton Roads to be exact..and I'm still here. I'd get excited everytime that someone in the family mentioned going to Newport News, or Hampton Roads😊 It seems like for every character from The Waltons, I can see someone in my family, or myself, in one of them. Everyday, I still watch The Waltons reruns, a noon! I've learned so many life lessons, from watching the show. The next time that I'm close to the mountain area, I'm definitely going to visit the Hamner home and museum. Thank you so much for bringing us the wonderful commentary, and show memories.
It is so true what you said about not being able to appreciate your experience on The Waltons until years later. I think a lot of us just go through the motions sometimes and miss what is happening in the here and now. So nice to see two friends just having a conversation and reminiscing ✌❤
Thank you so much Judy and Kami. This was so wonderful to hear all these interesting details from your time on The Waltons. Kami didn’t even seem like she was acting, she was such a natural, real little girl. So cute and smart!! And Judy too, such a talented young actress with such depth. You both were perfect for the parts of Elizabeth and Mary Ellen, and I can’t imagine anyone else in those roles. These shows bring me great comfort and peace in these turbulent times we are living in. Thank goodness for The Waltons ❤️❤️
Kids love to play make believe! Even better when you get paid for it! I'm so glad this was a good experience for Kami, especially being so young. Her mom kept her safe, I can tell. Parents should still be the main supervisor for their child on the set.
@@judynorton2598 wow, that's great! Also says a lot about the atmosphere you all worked in. Wish the same would of happened in other instances. Even Shirley Temple had stories, and her mom did not do such a great job from what I have heard. I read Shirley's biography.
This is my first comment on your show Judy. I remember watching the Homecoming, decorating the Christmas tree! Back to your show and guest, Kami. I was so happy the same cast of children was kept on from the pilot. Everything always flowed so well ! All of you were so young, yet professional ! With that in mind, you also had to act in a different time period, as well. Kami, you have a fantastic memory and awareness, for a little girl. Just on FB here and there, your reflections of the stage lights and sound operators. Thank you, Judy and Kami ❤
@@judynorton2598 Thank you so much for commenting, Judy. I have probably only had one other celebrity return a comment of mine. I often speak of The Waltons, in public. I just did the other day at Target. So I shall continue watching your show, from 12:00 until 1:00 on Me-TV, almost daily. I keep you all in my Heart ♥️ Bless you All !!!
It would be fun to have Elizabeth Walton as a teacher in real life LOL. I’d say she was one smart little cookie to say all those lines years ago. Therefore she definitely picked the right career as a teacher 👍
I just want to say in 2024, that I am watching “The Waltons” for the first time. I was a child when this came out but I do not understand why my family did not watch it. What a wonderful show. The characters are absolutely amazing, and you all did such a fantastic job. I am lucky enough to be watching it with my grandchild. The show has morals, responsibility, faith, family love and everything that our society is lacking at this point. Thank you so much for all of your talent and kindness to others.
It's nice when a "child star" walks away from show business, gets into a line of work that is important to society, succeeds, and lives happily ever after. No one can laugh at you, Elizabeth.
It is interesting to see where life has taken you over the years and that so many of you still stay in contact with each other. I remember as a child being told I "looked just like Elizabeth on The Waltons". All these many years later I watch and see me in various stages of life in others of the family as well.
My favorite show 50 years ago. My favorite show in re runs now! Got to see the post show "Specials" a few weeks ago...back to back...what a blessing. Love this platform, Judy. Many thanks to you and the cast.
Watching the Waltons with my family is one of my favorite childhood memories …… I still watch it today on DVD’s ….. thank you Judy for sharing all the Walton memories I love hearing them ! Also I have heard you sing and you are amazing !
Judy, I am so glad you have these interviews with the cast and crew of The Waltons. It is so wonderful to be in touch with the people present day that you grew up with in person and on TV. Kami was one of the absolute cutest little girls ever. And she was so charismatic at that young age. And now, what a lovely and articulate lady she has grown into. She is a fascinating lady and still as sweet as ever. Also, I know Mary just celebrated a birthday so a big Happy Birthday to her. Thanks for all of the insight to the people of this beloved show, past and present.
I don't have a Facebook account but I so enjoy hearing from Kami on UA-cam. Definitely a child prodigy . As an adult, the kind of teacher I would want instructing my child. I miss her UA-cam videos, which are from another perspective, so there's enough room for both of you on the platform! ;)
Thank You Judy and Kami for the wonderful insite on your roles and relationships within the show. The entire Walton's cast holds a special place in my heart. I gifted the Complete Waltons Series to my Great-Niece this last Christmas and now she is experiencing the wonderful show that I grew up with. Thank You
I loved the relationship all the kids had. Especially Elizabeth and Jim Bob. So close in age, they seemed closer than any other two of the kids. I think everyone was cast well. I can't image any of you actors playing any other part than the one you had. Everyone made The Waltons a loving family.
I still watch the Waltons. I've been to the Hamner home and museum in Schuyler, VA. I saw the Homecoming when I was only four. Been a fan ever since. God bless!
I don't know if you ladies have any idea how happy you're making all of us Walton's fans! Thank you!
So happy to hear that
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It's very interesting to listen to you two share your thoughts on your experiences and taking me down memory lane of my teenage years.
@@judynorton2598how is it 50 years have passed and you ladies have not changed much at all judy
Every night it takes stress from a new Yorker being alone go away. Your show is amazing.
Whoever did the casting for The Waltons was a genius. I can't even imagine any one of the characters being portrayed by someone else. Thank you Judy for your channel and all the work that goes into it.
Thank you so much. It was indeed brilliant casting
Agree, they seem like real life brothers and sisters
I imagine Mr. Hamner had a major say into who was cast. Or maybe one of his sibs was involved in the casting.
@@himwhoisnottobenamed5427 I would agree with that as well
I totally agree
I think the fact that all of The Waltons actors owned their character, made it so natural for we the viewing audience and fans who loved the characters, to own the show and make it feel like it was a part of us. Thank you Kami!
Love your perspective
The waltons was a family
I agree Kami was meant for this part She was great for the part of Elizabeth Walton 🏃♀️ i think all of you were great on the Show! ☺ No one Can ever replace the Original Waltons family ❤💝
Thank you Judy
Thank you so much.
She was very natural and child-like. That's what made her so much fun to watch. I mean, who could respond with, "I don't feel like a piss aunt" with such an earnest face but Kami Cotler.
So priceless :)
What a lovely person she seems, she has grown into a kind, human being
She’s wonderful.
Getting her education after the show was a wise thing. And she seems really smart.
She is a very well rounded, kind person 💕
You are both fabulous actresses. As a young child, Kami did a fantastic job. She played her part perfectly. When I watch the series I am always amazed at how Kami and the rest of the cast draw you into the show. It's so nice after having a stressful day , watching the waltons makes you forget about all of your worries and cares.
So happy to hear that
I will actually endure the stupid commercials on the Hallmark Channel every weekday just so I can binge watch the Waltons (and LHOP afterward). I refuse to watch those cheesy Hallmark movies, but I look forward to watching The Waltons.
It’s also funny how I use to relate mostly to Erin because I’m a middle girl in my family. Then I related more with Olivia when I got married and became a mother. Nowadays I am relating more to Grandma’s (Ellen Corby) character now that I have gone on to become a grandma myself! Funny how that happens, isn’t it?!!
Kami was a natural talent. Such incredible timing and presence. Rock on KC
Absolutely - so wise and talented beyond her years.
She was a natural. Agree.
I totally get what Kami's saying about acting, it's just what you do, it's not who you are. We all live diverse lives, where one job leads you to the next job.
I'm 62, and I only discovered "The Waltons" now. I binge watched the first 5 seasons. It has been an Oasis in this crazy times we live in.
I love that!
I can only give a thumbs up with the icons here, but this one, a honestly, ever segment you do, deserves an infinity of icon hearts. I think Kami has a little bit of everyone's heart who watch the Waltons. She is everyone's baby sister. Ha! Thanks again Judy. And, thank you Kami.
Thank you so much.
@@judynorton2598 thank you for being so kind to me. I appreciate. Have a great weekend.
Watching The waltons now it's like coming home to my mom and dad's home brings back such fun memories all good ones
So happy to hear that.
yes indeed, Hallmark Channel, starting at 11PM EST up until 4AM M-F, my daily routine, it stays on my DVR and sometimes I fall asleep and wake up and continue watching until I fall asleep or straight until 4AM.
It’s amazing when someone is on a popular tv series, and then knows how blessed they were to be on the show and appreciate it, then goes out into the world and finds success again is absolutely awesome. If I’m not mistaken, the rest of the cast done very well after the series ended as also. I really enjoy hearing these life stories. Thanks to you both for sharing.
Thank you so much for your kind remarks.
Judy Kami is such a great storyteller. I was completely entranced when she described her first teaching job and the statement about Dogwood - such a simple thing - just made me imagine her walking around the city and seeing the sights. It's so obvious she taught since teaching does involve storytelling. Thank you and Kami for brightening my day Judy and again, what an honor to be able to talk to a television icon from my childhood!
You are very welcome
Agree with you. And no doubt in my mind she was/is very bright.
I was so amazed to find out that Kami had no previous acting experience or at least formal lessons. She was just adorable but so confident. I love she told the new Directors she would not move her seat at the table and also there should be toys under her bed…so cute! And so true!
Absolutely precious- such confidence for one so young.
Obvious too that she is very bright.
Truly one of the best ensemble cast in television. Amazing performances. Thanks so much for the memories.
Our pleasure
Kami truly was one of televisions great child actors. As you pointed out she was so natural. Unlike many child actors Kami somehow avoided becoming an awkward pre-teen/teenager. She was always, well, Kami! Today she is so well spoken, intelligent, and insightful. In fact all the Waltons actors are. I love how connected you all are to your legacy and how open you are to share it with all of us. The Waltons is truly one of the best television shows of all time and it's gratifying to know all of you really appreciate it.
Thank you so much for your lovely remarks.
Love these oldest/youngest sister chats. You two are the best 💙💙💙💙💙💙
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Kami's voice has not changed. She is good talking about her experience on the Waltons
She still looks like Elizabeth too😊😊
She’s grown up beautifully
We are rewatching the program for the 3rd time.We noticed how much the family really cares for each other . Especially the scenes between the children and the grandparents. The way they kiss their cheek, hold their hand or hug them, seems so gentle and genuine. I've never seen that in any other television program.
We really did become like real family.
Apple's Way was the only other program that came close to The Waltons.
As a fellow teacher, it so rewarding to hear Kami mention the power of collaboration in making a good teacher. So many not in the profession, think that you can get excellent results if you pit teachers against one another for bonuses or merit pay. Earl has to have been proud of Kami for spending part of her life in a place that meant so much to him.
Having a great team and all working together will always garner better results. We can accomplish more as a good team. I know Earl was proud of us all.
I like hearing these stories and sharing your stories from back then and the good old days when doing the waltons and your experiences and thoughts and behind the scenes always a pleasure to hear you all talk about your memories very interesting stuff Kami was so adorable when she was little she looked like little Debbie on the little Debbie snack cakes thanks for sharing your memories and all Kami and judy👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for joining us.
My pleasure judy always
Cade, I liked your Little Debbie comment. Kami was a little cutie.
Thanks appreciate it your right Kami was a cutie wasn't she
Walton’s ring tone always always brings a smile to those around me. Like a nostalgia feel good sound. Recollections of a fictional family they grew up with and just bumped into again. Thanks to you all for the great memories. We grew up with you and you are always a part of us.
What fun! Maybe I should get that ring tone... 🥰
@@judynorton2598 I think I got my ringtone on iTunes. Now I know my phone from all those around me. It really elicits stares and chuckles from those around. It would indeed be absolutely perfect for you. BTW, you look great! Fantastic. What is your secret? So happy you (or Mary Ellen) are doing well. We grew up with you all. Literally. We lived in North Carolina at the time and I was a young tomboy in a large family so feisty Mary Ellen was relatable. Thanks for the memories. And thanks for your channel.
Kami Cooler is a delight! It was a real pleasure hearing her memories of being on The Walton's & her thoughts on her experiences teaching & enjoying her life. Thank you, Judy & Kami for sharing and allowing us the opportunity to catch another glimpse of life as a Walton & beyond.
Cotler
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was a great segment of Ask Judy with Kami Cotler as a guest. So interesting to hear Kami's perspective as she was so young at the time. I love thinking about the other children all having to share the responsibility in getting kami into position or getting Kami to do what she was suppose to be doing. As a father of 3 kids, and my youngest only 4, I know how difficult it can be to get them to do what you want them to do, when you want them to do it. My hat is off to all the kids pulling off this TV magic. I remember watching these shows as a kid, I'm 53 now and watching them again in reruns, they brings back so many memories of watching them with family. I am can't believe I still enjoy them but I do, they are timeless in a sense. Thank you again Judy, really enjoy your videos.
I had forgotten that we did that with Kami, but I guess it was second nature to us - much like you would shepherd a sibling in real life.
I always felt I grew up with all of you on TV. I'm about a year older than Kami so I related more with Elizabeth and Jim Bob. Being an only child it was nice to see what a big family would be like. Thanks Judy and Kami, I hope there will be more with you two in the future.
So glad you enjoyed this
This was a fun interview with Kami. I had heard she had become a teacher, but I never knew she had taught in Virginia in her earlier years. I have lived in Virginia my entire life, so I found it particularly interesting when Kami talked about seeing the beauty of this state and understanding more about what "The Waltons" show would be referencing, like the dogwood tree. I thoroughly enjoyed hearing more about her life. Thanks so much Judy and Kami for sharing another great video.
Thanks for joining us for our little reunion.
I wonder if she may have found it comforting to be in Virginia.
Thanks again Judy and Kami. It was great to hear her perspective as to how she felt going thru being a child actor. It was great that they did not silence her when she had ideas. Hopefully in this next chapter of her life she will get back into acting. It would be great to see her again on the screen.
She truly is remarkable
This is amazing! I've aged with the characters on this show. To hear the two of you talk of those times, and your lives today, it's like listening to family. "Elizabeth" and empty nester? Wow!
So glad you have enjoyed these chats.
Hi Kami, You could make us laugh, you had us crying; but mostly you made us think. The way you portrayed Elizabeth was truly amazing. Btw I’m also the youngest in my family.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This journey with Judy has been a fountain of information and joy. My thanks to you for sharing all that you have. I cherish every Mary Ellen minute you sent our way. I don't know where the last fifty years went, they went fast. Hope the next 20 are the best for you . Perhaps you can share with the viewers your staying fit routine. I'm sure you must have one, you are a true picture of Health and vitality , and other lovely attributes! ❤😊 nice to hear from Kami too !💙😊
Very kind of you to say. Still love sports and keeping active. I also try to eat healthy.
Kami defines cuteness and was and is so lovable. Thanks for sharing these memories and updates.
Our pleasure!
Judy I am such a fan of your channel that I can't believe I missed this wonderful chat with Kami when it originally aired. She’s so smart and personable, sure do love you guys. I am 62, grew up watching your show on Thursday nights, it amazes me how youve hardly aged.
Thank you so much!
The Walton’s was my kind selfless beautiful mother’s favorite show over the past few years in reruns. she watched the show every single day. She passed away on March 11. I love you Mom ❤️ and will miss your forever. I thank this show for giving her joy over the past few years.
Sympathy for your loss! 🧡💐
@@hollyavillella554 thank you. I appreciate the kind words
So sorry for your loss.
I still think my all time favorite line from Elizabeth was in The Homecoming, “I am NOT a piss-ant!!” (Quipping back to Mary Ellen!) It’s so nice that you’re on Facebook, Kami!! With your love of reading, it was no stretch for you to become a teacher, I’m sure!!
This was such a fun series Judy! Thank you so very much!!🥰
Glad you enjoyed our little reunion.
It was so much fun watching Kami grow up on the show. It was like watching life not acting.
Totally! I agree.
We hear how so many child actors just have awful lives after being on a hit show and have fame. All of these children grew up and moved on and made lives for themselves.
It shows that they were raised right and taken care of. They all seem so kind and a lot like the character they portrayed.
We were all very fortunate.
Recently read an article about Tony Dow. He was typecast. Never knew he had such a hard time as he got older when that intense fame faded. I had has to be hard for them when all the success happens so young and then there is nothing for them at least not on the larger scale they had younger, Same happened ot Stan Livingston. He got typecast as Chip Douglas, such talent too in that boy. Anyway yes the Walton kids survived well. So did Stan and actually Tony Dow and Jerry Mathers did survive it too. But so many fall into substance abuse and other issues and depression.
@@m.e.d.7997 many of those who ran into trouble had parents who at their best were not so great, and at their worst stole from and abused their children.
It is great that kami got into education and became a principal
She’s perfect for it.
@@judynorton2598 amen to that
Mrs. Putnam here!😊. I just adored little Miss Elizabeth. So so cute and sweet child. And we can tell that you all have benefited from playing the roles you did on the Waltons. It shows in all of you that the show had a positive influence on you the actors as well as us the audience and fans!!! So wholesome and real. Thanks 🙏 to each and every one of you that contribution to what is a dearly loved classic T. V. series!!!😍♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏😍
Thank you so much!
59 years old now. Didn't watch the show much back then. I cry almost each episode. So beautiful. Innocent. Simpler times. I'm so thankful to all y'all and you girls are still as beautiful!!!, God bless you all. Thank you for bringing the Lord into all
Thank you so much
What also made us feel you were so real as the Walton’s in addition to fantastic acting, was you also looked like a family. The red hair theme! Other shows, like 8 is Enough, wasn’t believable. Everyone looked so different. You all looked like a real family. It’s still hard for us to wrap our heads around you talking of playing the characters you did! Because to us, you are those people. Well done!
Thank you. I’m happy to hear that. As one of the non red heads I was grateful to be cast anyway and that I was still believable within the family. I agree there were aspects of us all that made it work as a family visually.
My favorite show...you guys where so believable.I remember being so engrossed in the show. Miss all of you.I now watch the reruns on IMDB every night.
Thank you so much.
It is an incredible gift to have you and Kami and the rest of the cast (and crew) in our lives for the last 50 years too.
Thank you so much.
Both you ladies are still Beautiful and awesome today as when you played your roles on the Walton’s. Gods rich bless on you both.♥️
Thank you so much.
Sitting here, you two bring me back to a time in life were things were so simple; not like the complicated lives we live today. You portrayed the children that grew up in a age even earlier than us in the 60's-70's. I can truly say that the entire cast of The Waltons were my very first TV Idols and I certainly miss the show even now. I grew up very near where Hamner portrayed in the Waltons; about an hour north of Charlottesville. I truly enjoyed your very candid conversation! Thank you for a lifetime of amazing memories of a show that taught us about being 'family' and the ups/downs of folks that worked hard and took care of family!
So glad you enjoyed this. It was a very special time in our lives.
Thanks so much Judy for arranging guest interviews! And, thank you, Kami for sharing with all us fans. You said how The Walton's impacted the trajectory of your life. I can't speak for others here, but in my own case, I fell a bit in love with all of you and the family from the first airing of The Homecoming. Whoever wrote the scene that begins w/ Mary Ellen calling you all a "bunch of p___ants" to your reply and your lovely little face framed in soft glow Christmas tree bulbs, "I don't feel like a p___ant" and Patricia Neal's husky and somewhat comical reasoning, "Well, there you go then!" created an indelible memory and warm reality that is just so beautiful I don't have words. I was 14 when The Homecoming aired. My family did not actually like the series, so while I sometimes caught part of a story here and there, I didn't get to see the entire series until I was expecting my first child! Teachers had told me I could be a writer, so I was also obsessed with John Boy's pursuit of writing. I don't know what my life would have been like without The Walton's. I place a tiny bird's nest on the Christmas tree every year. I read any books about the actors and series. I had a chance to interview Mr Hamner and Mr Thomas. I was stunned how like John Boy Mr Hamner was. He encouraged my writing and answered any letters I sent. He was so down-to-earth and unfailingly kind as are all of you. While there haven't always been happy endings, I tried to keep the positive ways of The Walton's. I am so glad you became a teacher, Kami! I was a teacher too! I don't have a daughter, but if we did have a daughter I was going to name her after little Elizabeth! Thanks so much just all of you for being you! Kind regards from your fan in Pennsylvania! 🧡💐✨🙏☮️
How wonderful. Thank you for sharing about your own life.
Kami not just said her lines, her facial expressions were point on. It's so great to see her and you to. I love your UA-cam videos.
Thank you Kami and Judy
I'm so glad!
Miss Judy, your timing with your question about the irony of Miss Kami moving to the area where The Walton's was based upon, was impeccable! I wholeheartedly agree with her that Virginia is a beautiful place! Driving through the Shenandoah Valley in the winter of 2013, the mountains were covered in snow and the air was crisp and cool with the faint aroma of oak logs burning in the fireplace, the place was magical!
Sounds beautiful
As a native Virginian who grew up, and still lives, in the Shenandoah Valley, I wholeheartedly agree with you! It is a beautiful place that is full of history and quaint little towns. ☺️
Oh my gosh Judy.....that was great. I enjoyed watching your interactions with Kami and hearing your stories. It's great fun to know what all of you are doing in your lives now. Also I'd like to add that when you watch a TV show, you become so engaged with the characters you almost feel you know them personally. Seeing this video and watching and listening to the other cast members brings so much to the understanding of who all of you are in real life. Love this!!! thanks Judy
Thanks so much for watching and for sharing
Glad you had Kami on your show. Seems like a cool lady...
She is - thank you.
As you stated Judy, I never felt that Kami was "acting". She seemed so natural in all the scenes she was in on the show not to mention so damn adorable. Great interview and happy that you are still in contact with your tv "siblings" a half a century later. My of my how time flies.
Who could have predicted we’d be here 50 years later.
@@judynorton2598 Life is sure full of surprises
This is SO AMAZING!!! Made me totally tear up watch you and dear sweet Elizabeth ( Kami)and Maryellen (Judy, ) 50 years later!!!! THANK YOU BOTH SO MUCH!!! KAMI, I LOVED HEARING YOUR (after Waltons back story) LIFE UPDATE!!! Virginia ?!? of all the state in the USA :) :) OMG- Nothing is an Accident, we want to know more!!! JUDY PLEASE DON'T STOP, WE the FANS ARE COMPLETELY LOVING YOUR WORK HERE!! THANK YOU and have a Beautiful MOTHERS DAY TO YOU BOTH!!!
So happy to hear you are enjoying these
Loved this! Finally, the truth of why Kami ended up in Virginia teaching! I had visited Earl Hamner’s home in Virginia in 2007 and that story was told to me at the museum; didn’t think it was true…low and behold, it was!!!❤️
Happy we could provide the real story.
Oh Judy, Thanks for having Kami back again ! Interesting and enjoyable. As a side note, as a teen, I lived with an abusive mom, and during the time when my father was fighting for custody of me, I had to live in a foster home for about a month. It was very traumatic for me and I tried to make the best of it. My favorite and comforting program was The Waltons. I was able to watch it at the foster home and got a bunch of other kids to watch with me. I shared a bedroom with a girl much younger than me. Every night, she would say to me good night Mary Ellen, and I would reply good night Elizabeth. I have never forgotten that. Thanks so much for doing these videos for us.
Oh wow - what a touching story. Thank you for sharing that.
So nice that you had this show for comfort and as roll models
I was always amazed as to how young Kami was, so talented. She was so young, saying her lines. Awesome!
She was remarkable
Heyy judy and kami.. I just love you all i watch the waltons everyday all day season 1-9 on amazon Prime.
Thank you!
Great interview!😁👍 Ok so I'm having this memory of being really little, watching "The Walton's " with my mom and asking her if I could be Elizabeth's friend, lol so fun...I think I didn't totally understand that this was a fictional show. 😆❤😊 Elizabeth in the show just seemed to me someone who'd be a good friend. 😊
I love that!
@@judynorton2598 😆😁
Awesome interview! So loved Elizabeth's character. Thanks Judy for sharing this with us.
Happy you enjoyed this
I think Kami was brilliant and gifted as a child actress. She, like you and the entire cast were so believable in their roles. It just seemed to come naturally, although I doubt if it is as easy as it looks.
A lot of work - but a labor of love.
It was interesting watching the development, over time, of Kami's acting in the part. It was so organic as she grew up before our eyes.
She truly did embody Elizabeth.
Beautiful lady collaboration ❤️
So fun to spend time with Kami.
I have always been a huge fan of the show, and at 67 I still will watch it over and over. Maybe because I grew up with six siblings, in the country, with a dad who was a logger and my grandpa had a lumber mill. And he was from Walton, OR. Or maybe I just loved the show.
The one scene I don’t know how you all got through (or maybe it took lots of takes) was Zeb’s mountain burial scene, knowing that it was also memorializing Will. I know it is hard to watch.
Life and art truly merged in Grandpa’s tribute scene.
My wife and I started our family in the 70's. We have 7 children and 18 grandkids. Every couple of years we watch the series again. You all were role models that we looked up to and used the best of what you portrayed in our family culture. I don't think you have any idea of all the people you've touched in the past 50 years. Thank you for the legacy you've left.
Thank you so much. That means a lot to us.
Loved this Behind The Scenes vlog with Ms Kami. Interesting learning what each of you on The Waltons decided to do after the show. Ms Kami was perfect for the part of Elizabeth on The Waltons. Never knew that Ms Kami was/is a teacher. Just saw the episode where you were informed of Kurt's death while serving in Hawaii and the attack on Pearl Harbor... brought tears to my eyes. Just knowing what happened to this nation, our service members/families and the world at that time. Also sad about what is happening to America and the world today. Thank you Ms Judy for sharing. Have a great week.
Thank you so much.
It was so awesome to hear from Kami and just to see how down to earth she is!
Glad you enjoyed our visit. Kami is wonderful.
I've thoroughly enjoyed these segments with Kami.
Both of you were great ! It's so interesting to watch the shared memories.
I hope Kami and the other cast will return often .
Thanks for joining us.
I think it's wonderful that you all (all of the "siblings") are actually friends after so many years. It truly proves that the atmosphere on set for 9 + years was a positive one for that to be able to happen.
We had great times together
Always enjoy these segments, how awesome. Thank You!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Judy...this is so amazing..Elizabeth was so young..Judy you were also...believe I'm watching the Walton movie now...I love the interview with Elizabeth....WELL DONE JUDY 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💜💜🌹🌹🌹
Thanks for joining us.
I would like to see a video of you and Mary Mcdonald that would be awesome.
I think you mean Mary McDonough ?
Working on it :)
Awesome segment with your little sister she really decided to live the life by moving to Virginia and becoming a school teacher how ironic she left stardom to live a normal life like a Walton
So true.
That would be so awesome if you could do a one on one like this with each of the surviving cast members, even bit part regulars ❤️Thank you
Our pleasure
Another very enjoyable episode from your series, Judy. It was great to get caught up on how Kami has been doing and the direction she took in her life. What a bright person, even since childhood. I feel almost like a proud sibling, ha!
Also, yes, I’m one of millions who grew up watching The Waltons, am two years older than Kami, and had five siblings, so I could relate to many of the situations written into the episodes.
Thank you to all of you for your professionalism in making such a memorable series and for producing this cherished UA-cam series. We continue to enjoy and remember 😊
Thank you so much. So happy to hear you are enjoying these.
What a great episode!!! Interesting to get her perspective on being a cast member. Tell Erin Happy Belated Birthday!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm a 70s baby, and "The Waltons" has been a staple in my family, from as early as I can remember. I'm a Virginian, from Hampton Roads to be exact..and I'm still here. I'd get excited everytime that someone in the family mentioned going to Newport News, or Hampton Roads😊 It seems like for every character from The Waltons, I can see someone in my family, or myself, in one of them. Everyday, I still watch The Waltons reruns, a noon! I've learned so many life lessons, from watching the show. The next time that I'm close to the mountain area, I'm definitely going to visit the Hamner home and museum. Thank you so much for bringing us the wonderful commentary, and show memories.
My pleasure. Glad you enjoy the show.
Loved this Judy!! Thank you and thank you Kami!! How wonderful to see the two of you talking about The Waltons.
Glad you enjoyed it
I loved listening to Kami... she's very intelligent and so are you Judy. I am a Waltons fan through and through
Thank you so much.
It is so true what you said about not being able to appreciate your experience on The Waltons until years later. I think a lot of us just go through the motions sometimes and miss what is happening in the here and now. So nice to see two friends just having a conversation and reminiscing ✌❤
There is no way of knowing what the long term impact of something is until seen through the lens of the time passed.
@@judynorton2598 so true. Hindsight really is 20/20.
I think lots of us miss the importance of the present and when it becomes the past it becomes most precious!
Thank you so much Judy and Kami. This was so wonderful to hear all these interesting details from your time on The Waltons. Kami didn’t even seem like she was acting, she was such a natural, real little girl. So cute and smart!! And Judy too, such a talented young actress with such depth. You both were perfect for the parts of Elizabeth and Mary Ellen, and I can’t imagine anyone else in those roles. These shows bring me great comfort and peace in these turbulent times we are living in. Thank goodness for The Waltons ❤️❤️
So happy to hear that
Kids love to play make believe! Even better when you get paid for it! I'm so glad this was a good experience for Kami, especially being so young. Her mom kept her safe, I can tell. Parents should still be the main supervisor for their child on the set.
Interestingly Kami’s mom was never her primary guardian on set - but she did ensure Kami always had wonderful, conscientious guardians.
@@judynorton2598 wow, that's great! Also says a lot about the atmosphere you all worked in. Wish the same would of happened in other instances. Even Shirley Temple had stories, and her mom did not do such a great job from what I have heard. I read Shirley's biography.
This is my first comment on your show Judy. I remember watching the Homecoming, decorating the Christmas tree! Back to your show and guest, Kami. I was so happy the same cast of children was kept on from the pilot. Everything always flowed so well ! All of you were so young, yet professional ! With that in mind, you also had to act in a different time period, as well. Kami, you have a fantastic memory and awareness, for a little girl. Just on FB here and there, your reflections of the stage lights and sound operators. Thank you, Judy and Kami ❤
Sometimes things and casts just click. We were lucky in that way.
@@judynorton2598
Thank you so much for commenting, Judy. I have probably only had one other celebrity return a comment of mine. I often speak of The Waltons, in public. I just did the other day at Target. So I shall continue watching your show, from 12:00 until 1:00 on Me-TV, almost daily. I keep you all in my Heart ♥️ Bless you All !!!
It would be fun to have Elizabeth Walton as a teacher in real life LOL. I’d say she was one smart little cookie to say all those lines years ago. Therefore she definitely picked the right career as a teacher 👍
She has always been remarkable and still is.
I just want to say in 2024, that I am watching “The Waltons” for the first time. I was a child when this came out but I do not understand why my family did not watch it. What a wonderful show. The characters are absolutely amazing, and you all did such a fantastic job. I am lucky enough to be watching it with my grandchild. The show has morals, responsibility, faith, family love and everything that our society is lacking at this point. Thank you so much for all of your talent and kindness to others.
Thank you so much.
It's nice when a "child star" walks away from show business, gets into a line of work that is important to society, succeeds, and lives happily ever after.
No one can laugh at you, Elizabeth.
She is remarkable
It's nice to see Kami again, I always thought she had and still has such pretty red hair! I love red hair! Ben or Eric had reddish hair too.
Yes, she has always had amazing hair!
It is interesting to see where life has taken you over the years and that so many of you still stay in contact with each other. I remember as a child being told I "looked just like Elizabeth on The Waltons". All these many years later I watch and see me in various stages of life in others of the family as well.
How wonderful.
Thank you so much for sharing I enjoy watching and learning more about the waltons happy mother's day to both of you very beautiful ladies
Our pleasure
Hi there!❤️
Hi!
My favorite show 50 years ago. My favorite show in re runs now! Got to see the post show "Specials" a few weeks ago...back to back...what a blessing. Love this platform, Judy. Many thanks to you and the cast.
Wonderful. Thank you for continuing to watch.
Kami was a sweet little red head girl.Her character was sweet and innocent.She always managed to get out of mischef.
So true to live.
Watching the Waltons with my family is one of my favorite childhood memories …… I still watch it today on DVD’s ….. thank you Judy for sharing all the Walton memories I love hearing them ! Also I have heard you sing and you are amazing !
Thank you so much.
How is JimBob, and Erin doing😁
Mary (Erin) is doing well. Have not had a chance to speak with David (Jim Bob) lately.
Thank you for the response back🤗
Kami was and remains on of the cutest kids on tv. With those huge brown eyes and qll that red hair. Adorable!
She truly is remarkable
@@judynorton2598 thank you, Miss Judy for always replying kindly to my comments ❤
Jason was always laid back.
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Enjoyed hearing from Kammi also. What a treat! Thanks Judy...
Judy, I am so glad you have these interviews with the cast and crew of The Waltons. It is so wonderful to be in touch with the people present day that you grew up with in person and on TV. Kami was one of the absolute cutest little girls ever. And she was so charismatic at that young age. And now, what a lovely and articulate lady she has grown into. She is a fascinating lady and still as sweet as ever. Also, I know Mary just celebrated a birthday so a big Happy Birthday to her. Thanks for all of the insight to the people of this beloved show, past and present.
So glad you enjoyed it
I don't have a Facebook account but I so enjoy hearing from Kami on UA-cam. Definitely a child prodigy . As an adult, the kind of teacher I would want instructing my child. I miss her UA-cam videos, which are from another perspective, so there's enough room for both of you on the platform! ;)
Happy to hear you are enjoying these
Thank You Judy and Kami for the wonderful insite on your roles and relationships within the show. The entire Walton's cast holds a special place in my heart. I gifted the Complete Waltons Series to my Great-Niece this last Christmas and now she is experiencing the wonderful show that I grew up with. Thank You
That is so sweet. Thank you.
Nice job Judy and Kami both wonderful child actors 💕💕💕
Thank you so much.
I loved the relationship all the kids had. Especially Elizabeth and Jim Bob. So close in age, they seemed closer than any other two of the kids. I think everyone was cast well. I can't image any of you actors playing any other part than the one you had. Everyone made The Waltons a loving family.
Thank you for that.
I still watch the Waltons. I've been to the Hamner home and museum in Schuyler, VA. I saw the Homecoming when I was only four. Been a fan ever since. God bless!
Oh wow. That's so cool.