Such a shame that they didn’t trust Eric, such a shame not to have Virginia and Charlie in the the films but they could have at least explained what had happened to them both. How on Earth did they think he was being difficult highlighting that point. Still I loved everything you all did regardless x And just to add that I’m so glad that life is good Eric - that’s all we can ask and congratulations to your daughter on her engagement xx
My fave Eric scene was when Ben and his father John Walton had an almost physical altercation in the living room (John Boy was present too). 💯Very intense scene. Love Eric sticking up for the fans and the story integrity!!👍
I believe that scene was from "The Lie" when Ben used John Boy's car to take his friend into town to see her mom and someone stole the car and did a hit and run.
That was a good scene. However, my favorite is from The Chicken Thief, when Ben, after moping around because he feels that a magazine contest win isn't truly his, finally discusses his thoughts with John Boy. John Boy of course is proud of him, but quickly realizes Ben's distress is real, so he dissects the whole enchilada, putting Ben at ease and they grow closer to one another because of it. Fabulous stuff.
It really is heart warming to see in these discussions with your Walton family how close you all are. It serves as an example for casts from other shows.
Serves as an example for all kinds of groups of people, not just casts from shows. But, it has to start in a good place, be nourished with good deeds, truth and trust. A huge problem today is disconnect and selfishness instead of putting on someone else's shoes and walking around in them a bit.
Eric is so right we did remember! They made a huge mistake and assumed wrong. Us fans know this show quite well and notice lots of things. So happy Eric has a great life and a wonderful family. You all did such a great job on the show and went on to do great things. Thanks Judy and Eric💕
Wow, this was a great discussion Judy. I so enjoyed hearing Eric's candid talk about life on the set and after the show. So happy for Eric and his success in the business world. These episodes just keep getting better! Thanks for sharing this with us:)
@@judynorton2598 Hi, you're welcome, 100's of millions of people globally have, are now and shall continue into the far future to derive a sense of peace, enjoyment and love from the wonderfully written, scored, filmed and acted show that is , The Waltons !
Eric is so honest, analytical, and knowledgeable and he looks great! So cute: “BEN did really well!” Always love these in-depth conversations with your peers! Priceless relationships-that you share with us fans!
It’s so special to see Eric!! I loved watching his character mature and became very strong and compassionate. A very favorite moment was when Ben gave Verdie his saved money to replace the Christmas money she had stolen from her. Again, watching Ben grow into a kind man was wonderful. Thank you Judy for these!!! Everyone did such a beautiful job acting together on the Waltons!
Loved to hear how close he was to Richard, so sweet, I understand how difficult it must have been when he left. 'The biggest gift is that we have each other " just beautiful.
This conversation is just tremendous! I appreciate Eric's honesty about his torn feelings when Richard Thomas left. Could Richard Thomas be any more dear ~ celebrating Eric's 16th birthday with lunch, a gift, and book browsing! I think viewers too were really disappointed when RT left ~ we just really liked JB so much I always felt badly for Robert Wightman trying to follow a definitive performance! Nevertheless, all things considered, I think Robert handled the role well and endeared himself to his Walton family and us fans. Eric, you hit the nail on the head ~ you all created something very special and have each other's friendship of 50 years and continuing!! What a gift!! For this fan Judy's video series just confirms my genuine adoration of The Walton's. You all are very special people indeed! So good to hear Eric/Ben thriving ~ buying out the company you worked for does indeed sound very like a "Ben" move! I love the story of Eric and Joe taking their show on the road! Spectacular. Boy! Whoever that writer/producer was who ignored Eric's pointing out the script's missing characters sure didn't think much of us fans!! Just about anyone in these comments from week to week can probably recite from memory dialogue from any given episode or tell you what clothes people were wearing, which animals were in a scene, or any variety of details. First rule of theater, music performance, writing ~ never underestimate the audience!! It's fair to say you actors gave the audience your absolute very best every episode, every scene, every moment! Much love to you Eric and Judy and Walton's everywhere. Oh, Cindy was just perfect! Such a sweetie! 🧡💐🥰
A fantastic episode. I really respect Eric for sharing (with all of us) his new chapter after the Waltons and how, when faced with not really working as an actor, he had to set his ego aside and focus on starting a new path for himself! An invaluable life lesson to us all!
So very rare that cast mates (and some crew members) remain as a tightly knit a group as the Walton's has remained over the last 5 decades. I suspect overblown egos and substance issues may be partly to blame today but humility and genuine respect for each other goes a long way to unification. Clearly the Walton's cast had this in spades for each other. I love seeing it on display as discussed here. That this cast has remained tight speaks to your own character and it is remarkably refreshing to witness. Thank you for sharing with us along with each other. Mr. Scott conveys such humility during his transition out of performing. I was thrilled to learn he became so close with Mr. Conley right up until his passing. And Judy...I think we all have fallen a little bit in love with you. For some of us....all over again! My deepest regards and thanks.
I never tire of these thoughtful conversations between you and your cast members. Today is no exception. That connective tissue comes shining thru. The Waltons was very special, its no wonder its become a timeless classic that still draws legions of devotees. Thank you Judy!
Wow,it was so refreshing to see Eric so levelheaded and see him doing well and living a good life. Much respect to him. Myself and so many others have known you all for 50 years and we feel an attachment to you all. Wishing all the best to all of you.
Eric is such a gentleman, the producers of the reunion movies sure were short sighted and totally wrong about no one remembering how many children the walton children had. We fans could educate them!! I found this segment mesmerising and didnt want it to end, Eric really is wonderful and yes, together you all certainly created something so special that even today, it is cherished by fans around the world. Thank you Judy for sharing this with us and best wishes to you from your waltonian superfan in sunny warm England😉
Thank you Eric and Judy! I don't know all of the behind the scenes things that are needed to make this happen, but I know that it is probably a lot of work!!!! I love Eric's attitude toward life!
Love your Calla Lily painting. Those look just like the ones I have in my garden. I agree with Eric in that Hollywood is stagnant. And they are running the superhero thing into the ground. All the cast were/are lucky to be able to stay close and work on such an enduring and beloved show!
Always loved “ The Waltons” . I watched the show in the ‘70’s because it reminded me of my own big family growing up. My family and I still watch it every day.
Great interview, Judy. I always like to hear what you have to say, but you also let Eric speak a lot which was good. He's down-to-earth, and found a great life outside of acting. Thanks, Judy.
Thank you Judy for having Scott on and Scott for being so open about his life since the Waltons. It brings me such pleasure to know that the cast is so friendly to this day and all are still considered family. It show that the Walton values really influenced you all.
I love hearing these stories. A few weeks ago we stayed in the Girls Room at John and Olivia’s Bed and Breakfast. We ate dinner in Scottsville…It was wonderful sitting in the living room feeling like I was part of the Walton family. I can’t wait to go back someday.
Walton fans remember nearly everything about the show. Especially us older ones who grew up in the 70s because we watch over and over. Good job Judy and Eric on this episode.
Hi Judy! I just have to say.. Everytime I see an upload from you my heart gets SO happy ❤ I absolutely LOVE listening to you talk about your time on The Walton's 😃 I hope you continue to keep the series goin- Thank you so much for all you do! Much Love!
Always loved your show! Both Eric and Judy are around my age, so I felt we grew up together watching the Walton's as we all grew up! Thanks for the good memories!
Eric really did do some stand out & shocking performances, Such as the episode the Lie where he basically Told John off, as well as John-boy. I know my jaw hit the floor during those scenes! The First Edition was another one, as well as the show where he brought home his bride Cindy. Just too many to list of all the shows that he really stood out in. if I remember right, he is one of the ones that has appeared in every episode. I do wish him well in his life.
What an impressive post-Walton success story where Eric basically started over and reinvented himself with a whole new career. An ego-driven actor would not have been able to make that delivery to Lorimar and that one decision was the difference between a lifetime of happiness versus a lifetime of misery. Eric is a winner and I have to believe his family, both on and off the set, had a lot to do with that. Now, if only we could share our record collections as I was heavily into buying music also. I'm jealous at the promos or discounts he might have had with the Warner label. Although I worked at a record store at the time and enjoyed my fair share of promos as well.
Such a rich interview with Eric! The Walton’s show produced quality shows and helped mold quality people. I throughly enjoyed your time with Eric. Thank you! Mary
Writers always seemed to think that the viewer would not notice any changes and omissions they make, but time after time the viewer always does notice. Nowadays we the viewer can publicise those errors thankfully. It’s a shame that you Eric was not listened to then. You all seem to be closer than a real family can be today and that’s is so wonderful to witness. Thanks to you all for these very informative snippets and letting us remember how great your series was. Wish there was something similar on our tv todays to cheer us all up.
Love your interviews with Eric. He is such a good guy and you are a great person. It seems that the cast from The Waltons are good people who have gone through struggles but kept going and growing and achieved success also. You are no different from us "ordinary "people. I love you are all so down to earth and are so close and caring for each other. ❤️
Once again, thanks for this Ms. Norton! Really loved Mr. Scott's "Ben" character and what he brought to the show during your program's long and special run. Really happy that life has treated him well and that he seems happy with everything.
I love taking these strolls with you and other viewers down memory lane, all while getting the behind the scenes interviews and perspectives. Thank you for all your hard work, Judy!
Great question!! and they are right. I don't remember a Charley. When could I have seen this Charley. I thought Id seen everything Walton episode in my life.
I love that Eric has such a wonderful post-Walton life! He seems just as nice as his character, Ben, was. I thought the chemistry between Eric and Leslie was spot on in the show. It is nice to learn they remain friends after all these decades. Does Eric think he may return to acting, picking up a guest spot here and there, once he retires? I don't know how SAG works - does he still retain membership, or would a return for a periodic side gig in his retirement years mean re-upping his membership?
Great that Mr. Scott made a good career to support his family yet still considers the cast mates to be part of his family all these years after the show! I didn't think he had to act for Ben to be smitten with his new bride Cindy! LOL. And what a treat Richard Thomas gave him for his 16th Birthday- Musso and Frank has been an iconic Hollywood restaurant since 1919 ! Yes, I can understand why he felt devastated losing his 'big brother' when Mr. Thomas decided to quit being a regular to pursue other venues but at least he understood why Mr. Thomas had to do it! Too bad the writers didn't listen to Mr. Scott about not dropping Walton grandkids. Thanks for this!
It is too bad that the writers didn’t listen to the cast members for input. Have any of the children of Walton cast members become friends? Nice that Eric found a good living and is well adjusted.
Judy love your family interviews. Eric is correct on 2 things #1 that loyal fans would wonder about the missing kids but also where did Mary Ellen get more kids when she wasn't supposed to have anymore following the car accident after her and Jonesy got married. #2 there is no originality left in Hollywood everything is either a remake or let's make this book or comic into a movie. Thanks for all you do Judy, I love you and the family.
How cool is that that his real life wife is also named Cindy! 😀 'Course, I am partial to the name, since it's my name, too. This segment was another sweet look into the true family behind the Waltons. Thank you. 😊 ✌🏼, 🧡, & 🌻
I definitely agree with Eric when he said that the movies and television play it safe by not straying too far from what makes them money. Such a different time we are living in. But without all the technology we would not be watching the two of you right now ✌❤
They must not really understand about the Walton fans, if they think we won’t notice one of your kids not there in a reunion show (s) right Eric? LOL. And I too loved Richard as John boy, he will always be the 1 see in my memories of John boy. And there is nothing wrong, as you have found out, about being just another one of us regular folks. So happy you all have remained close over the years 💕 Tfs another great episode Judy & brother Eric.
"Don't be difficult Eric" - could he have said it any more rudely. Either way, Eric was a pleasure to listen to. I really hope you get him back Judy. He's a joy to listen to. I would love more memories of the show. I'm glad he talked about his retirement from acting. What a great guy. He's really made a great life for himself.
What a delightful interview with Eric Scott! He seems so grounded, charming, happy & grateful for the good things in his life. I could listen to him for hours sharing his memories of life on the set & his co-stars. I met Joe Conley several years ago & he just beamed speaking about Eric & the times they shared with their song & dance act. He advised that he kept in touch with Eric & occasionally met him for lunch, etc. I could tell that Joe had great respect for Eric & the man he became. They had a cassette (remember those??) they produced of songs they sang. Joe signed it for me and was so happy with his memories of Eric. He was almost gitty. It was a good day Thank you, Judy, for sharing!
What a sweet soul! Love how Eric accounts his time on the show. His smile, laugh and joy from recollecting these memories brought a smile to my face. Thank you Judy for doing this, and keeping all of us fans a part of the family. God Bless you!
What a great chat. It’s so sweet that the main actors are still close. I know you’ve gotten together for the Walton reunions, but have you guys ever had a reunion where it’s just you guys at someone’s house enjoying one another’s company without being filmed? Like a family/old friends reunion. I really admire Eric for taking the good out of his work in the Industry and making a beautiful life and family, smart man. Thanks again Judy , do you think David would ever be interested in being on you channel? I’m a very private person also, so if not the understanding is already understood. I do hope he’s had a blessed life and thank him for his contribution to the show. Thanks to all of the Walton’s cast and crew. As for some of the producers, I’ve listened to them through interviews and always thought a couple needed to learn how to treat people and not to talk harshly about kids growing up and how they look all grown up, one impartial I thought was cruel. As for their professionals there was none, which probably how Ben lost Charlie. They didn’t care about the accuracy of the Walton’s or it’s fans base, they only care about the cash that would be place in their pockets after the show aired, not cool. And I applaud anyone that had to deal with people such as those producers. So to not leave this comment on a bad note, I love the show the Walton’s. It’s something I can share with my grandchildren and not have to worry about content. The Walton’s is a gift that keeps on giving and I thank God that I have something to look back at and know this was a show my family would watch together. Than you again Judy.💕
As in every field there are genuinely good caring people - as Earl Hamner was, and there are not so nice people who don’t treat others with respect. Overall we were lucky to have more of the good ones.
Judy I love watching these behind the scenes and learning about all of you after the waltons. You all make us (me) feel like part of your family. For that it gives me reason to 😃 😊 so sending much love to all of you from your 70yr old fan/friend Gracie Bentley from Detroit Michigan ❤
So wonderful to see various family members and hear their thoughts. I appreciate your addressing the "missing children" in the reunion shows as that's something that always bothered me. Have you done a "Behind the Scenes" on the episode called "The Choice". It was Season 3 episode 21, and continues to be one of my very favorites. The scenes between John Boy and John as John wrestles with his disapproval of Jason's desire to not be part of Walton and Sons Lumber are especially poignant.
Judy and Eric I'm glad to see you both healthy and happy and sharing your memories with us. I will always be a fan. I hope you both have a good weekend
TV and movie producers have a nasty habit of underestimating the audience. If we are a fan of a particular show like the Walton's we absolutely remember cast members, children and adults, and if they are missing we will know it! I admire Eric's honesty.
For anyone reading this there is a recording of Eric and Joe Conley doing their songs from the different decades that someone posted on UA-cam just type in Joe Conley and Eric Scott and you should be able to find it
I loved this so much. Eric seems like a wonderful person, and hearing how all of you are still so close is truly heartwarming. I’m happy to hear that he has had such a fulfilling post-Walton life!
Good Morning Mary Ellen and Ben!! Judy you are always so wonderful to your fans and we are so blessed to be able to see you every week. It is sad that producers did not realize the amazing professionals that you are knowing that many fans would want to know where your children are how crazy is that! Eric how sweet that you have two Cindy's I love that. I will always hope that somehow you all could get together for another reunion. Have a wonderful weekend and thanks to both of you!! Kathy 🥰
I love these behind the scenes and ask Judy. Thank you so much for doing them. I love when u are able to get your Walton family involved and talk to them. Everyone seems to have different take aways from the show and I love that.
Thank you again for sharing yourself and your family/friends with us. I always liked Ben/Eric on the series. He was down-to-earth and a good soul. It is so nice to see Eric has a fulfilled and fulfilling life and has retained the warmth and general goodness that I always felt from him. Again this conversation FLEW by. So good to see you enjoying your time together. I hope he will drop by again. Thank you for sharing Eric with us, as well as Mary, Jon, and Kami. You make it look so easy to put this show together, but I know you have to do lots of work behind the scenes. I appreciate your hard work. Judy, you ROCK!
As I am watching Judy talking with the cast family about filming and behind the scenes stories. I am so happy to find that everyone turned out to be 'normal', well-adjusted human beings in later life. No Hollyweird! Thanks Judy, for putting these videos together for us!
Thanks Judy. Great episode with Eric. You are all so lucky to still have each other 💝 after such a long time. That's one of the many things I love about The Waltons..the love and respect between the cast members came across in the series. How special 🏡
I absolutely love these interviews with cast mates from the show. It is so much fun listening to you and Eric talk just like real brothers and sisters. Thank you both for another great video.
The missing children in the moves are proof of producers and writers not caring about the show , and are just doing a job. The same goes for all of the endless remakes. Great video and great seeing Eric. Thanks Judy
Eric has such a positive outlook. I wonder now how the writers feel about leaving out characters in the reunion shows and now realize how wrong they were saying the fans wouldn't notice.
"Business people making artistic decisions" is why we no longer have art & music in so many schools, and why arts programming is constantly threatened everywhere, especially in rural America. Good interview with Eric!
Thank you for having this interview, Judy. I always liked the character of Ben. His character had a kind heart. As evidenced when Verdie’s money from the cake sale was stolen and he replaced it with money he earned. I also like his business sense. And, how he stood up for others. Like when Erin failed in Real Estate. And he said “What about Cora Beth?” “It is her business you know.” So glad Eric is doing well these days. ♥️
Eric, you are an inspiration and still a handsome young man. Working on the show was a blessing to my career and my life. I was the first PA Lorimar hired in 1972...lucky me to have been a part of (still am) the Walton family.
Hiii Judy and also hi Eric! I loved this interview so much! It’s so wonderful to see how close you all are and to hear all about it :) the Walton’s is my most favorite show ever it’s #1 ❤️ btw, my birthday is coming up and I’m getting a pack of the Walton’s reunion movies! Love, Jamie ~ huge Walton’s fan
Eric is a good soul. We chatted on messenger a few years back. I have a lot of respect for the man he has become and his love for his family
So glad to hear you appreciate him as we do.
No one will remember!!!! A true Walton fan remembers ALL!!!!!
WTF is all i have to say
I remember and wondered why they didn't mention it.
Another example of Hollywood writers thinking that tv viewers are idiots! Won't remember??
@@scottmessenger8639 agreed
Yep - the cast knew the viewers would notice!
Such a shame that they didn’t trust Eric, such a shame not to have Virginia and Charlie in the the films but they could have at least explained what had happened to them both. How on Earth did they think he was being difficult highlighting that point. Still I loved everything you all did regardless x
And just to add that I’m so glad that life is good Eric - that’s all we can ask and congratulations to your daughter on her engagement xx
He was being difficult to their insane egos.
My fave Eric scene was when Ben and his father John Walton had an almost physical altercation in the living room (John Boy was present too). 💯Very intense scene. Love Eric sticking up for the fans and the story integrity!!👍
I believe that scene was from "The Lie" when Ben used John Boy's car to take his friend into town to see her mom and someone stole the car and did a hit and run.
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Yes! Thx for that. Are you related to Dana Fuchs, a greatly underrated Joplinesque singer?
@@Cablecol Not that I'm aware of!
That was a good scene. However, my favorite is from The Chicken Thief, when Ben, after moping around because he feels that a magazine contest win isn't truly his, finally discusses his thoughts with John Boy. John Boy of course is proud of him, but quickly realizes Ben's distress is real, so he dissects the whole enchilada, putting Ben at ease and they grow closer to one another because of it. Fabulous stuff.
He’s a “good egg” :-)
It really is heart warming to see in these discussions with your Walton family how close you all are. It serves as an example for casts from other shows.
Serves as an example for all kinds of groups of people, not just casts from shows. But, it has to start in a good place, be nourished with good deeds, truth and trust. A huge problem today is disconnect and selfishness instead of putting on someone else's shoes and walking around in them a bit.
We all know we are “people first” and actors second.
Eric is so right we did remember! They made a huge mistake and assumed wrong. Us fans know this show quite well and notice lots of things. So happy Eric has a great life and a wonderful family. You all did such a great job on the show and went on to do great things. Thanks Judy and Eric💕
Our pleasure.
Judynorton2598: I wonder how they feel about their mistake now. I would havc fired all of therm on the spot juswt for theur attitude alone.
I love that everyone stays in touch and have done so well after The Walton's. These stories are a true gift.
So happy to hear that.
We never get tired of watching this show. I feel the same for the cast of Leave it to Beaver. Another great show, with a Great cast.
Wow, this was a great discussion Judy. I so enjoyed hearing Eric's candid talk about life on the set and after the show. So happy for Eric and his success in the business world. These episodes just keep getting better! Thanks for sharing this with us:)
I loved Ben and his character. He is such a wonderful person.
He is so genuine - just as he seems.
Love Eric
The Waltons, is a show that made life better for those of us that watched it. Thank you all !!
Thank you for continuing to watch.
@@judynorton2598 Hi, you're welcome, 100's of millions of people globally have, are now and shall continue into the far future to derive a sense of peace, enjoyment and love from the wonderfully written, scored, filmed and acted show that is , The Waltons !
Eric is so honest, analytical, and knowledgeable and he looks great! So cute: “BEN did really well!” Always love these in-depth conversations with your peers! Priceless relationships-that you share with us fans!
Our pleasure!
Bravo to all the Walton’s cast for being successful after the show. You all have made us fans proud to to your fans. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so much.
I feel like we're all family.
It’s so special to see Eric!! I loved watching his character mature and became very strong and compassionate. A very favorite moment was when Ben gave Verdie his saved money to replace the Christmas money she had stolen from her. Again, watching Ben grow into a kind man was wonderful. Thank you Judy for these!!! Everyone did such a beautiful job acting together on the Waltons!
Thank you so much.
It was always a pleasure to watch the Waltons.
Eric was particularly good in the episode where Ben escaped from the Japanese POW camp.
I agree. I thought he did beautiful work in that episode.
Loved to hear how close he was to Richard, so sweet, I understand how difficult it must have been when he left. 'The biggest gift is that we have each other " just beautiful.
Our relationships are the best thing we took away.
This conversation is just tremendous! I appreciate Eric's honesty about his torn feelings when Richard Thomas left. Could Richard Thomas be any more dear ~ celebrating Eric's 16th birthday with lunch, a gift, and book browsing! I think viewers too were really disappointed when RT left ~ we just really liked JB so much I always felt badly for Robert Wightman trying to follow a definitive performance! Nevertheless, all things considered, I think Robert handled the role well and endeared himself to his Walton family and us fans. Eric, you hit the nail on the head ~ you all created something very special and have each other's friendship of 50 years and continuing!! What a gift!! For this fan Judy's video series just confirms my genuine adoration of The Walton's. You all are very special people indeed! So good to hear Eric/Ben thriving ~ buying out the company you worked for does indeed sound very like a "Ben" move! I love the story of Eric and Joe taking their show on the road! Spectacular. Boy! Whoever that writer/producer was who ignored Eric's pointing out the script's missing characters sure didn't think much of us fans!! Just about anyone in these comments from week to week can probably recite from memory dialogue from any given episode or tell you what clothes people were wearing, which animals were in a scene, or any variety of details. First rule of theater, music performance, writing ~ never underestimate the audience!! It's fair to say you actors gave the audience your absolute very best every episode, every scene, every moment! Much love to you Eric and Judy and Walton's everywhere. Oh, Cindy was just perfect! Such a sweetie! 🧡💐🥰
Thank you for all your lovely comments.
A fantastic episode. I really respect Eric for sharing (with all of us) his new chapter after the Waltons and how, when faced with not really working as an actor, he had to set his ego aside and focus on starting a new path for himself! An invaluable life lesson to us all!
Such a great role model still
So very rare that cast mates (and some crew members) remain as a tightly knit a group as the Walton's has remained over the last 5 decades. I suspect overblown egos and substance issues may be partly to blame today but humility and genuine respect for each other goes a long way to unification.
Clearly the Walton's cast had this in spades for each other.
I love seeing it on display as discussed here.
That this cast has remained tight speaks to your own character and it is remarkably refreshing to witness. Thank you for sharing with us along with each other.
Mr. Scott conveys such humility during his transition out of performing. I was thrilled to learn he became so close with Mr. Conley right up until his passing.
And Judy...I think we all have fallen a little bit in love with you. For some of us....all over again! My deepest regards and thanks.
Nice comment I absolutely concur with all you say here.
Thank you so much for your kind comments.
I never tire of these thoughtful conversations between you and your cast members. Today is no exception. That connective tissue comes shining thru. The Waltons was very special, its no wonder its become a timeless classic that still draws legions of devotees. Thank you Judy!
Thanks for joining us.
Wow,it was so refreshing to see Eric so levelheaded and see him doing well and living a good life. Much respect to him. Myself and so many others have known you all for 50 years and we feel an attachment to you all. Wishing all the best to all of you.
Thanks for joining us for our little chat.
Eric is such a gentleman, the producers of the reunion movies sure were short sighted and totally wrong about no one remembering how many children the walton children had. We fans could educate them!! I found this segment mesmerising and didnt want it to end, Eric really is wonderful and yes, together you all certainly created something so special that even today, it is cherished by fans around the world. Thank you Judy for sharing this with us and best wishes to you from your waltonian superfan in sunny warm England😉
So glad you enjoyed my time with Eric. It was such a treat for me to have him join in.
That flower painting on the wall behind Judy is beautiful!!!
Thank you!
Thank you Eric and Judy! I don't know all of the behind the scenes things that are needed to make this happen, but I know that it is probably a lot of work!!!! I love Eric's attitude toward life!
I appreciate that.
Love your Calla Lily painting. Those look just like the ones I have in my garden. I agree with Eric in that Hollywood is stagnant. And they are running the superhero thing into the ground. All the cast were/are lucky to be able to stay close and work on such an enduring and beloved show!
So proud to be part of such a timeless show and to have these wonderful people in my life forever.
Always loved “ The Waltons” . I watched the show in the ‘70’s because it reminded me of my own big family growing up. My family and I still watch it every day.
So happy to hear that.
Great interview, Judy. I always like to hear what you have to say, but you also let Eric speak a lot which was good. He's down-to-earth, and found a great life outside of acting. Thanks, Judy.
He’s done a wonderful job of keeping his life balanced.
I like Eric's attitude he expressed, post-Waltons, "This is my new life and I'm going to make it the best." (No sense of entitlement).
Still such a great role model.
@@judynorton2598 As are you.
Thank you Judy for having Scott on and Scott for being so open about his life since the Waltons. It brings me such pleasure to know that the cast is so friendly to this day and all are still considered family. It show that the Walton values really influenced you all.
Glad you enjoyed this.
That laugh Eric has is infectious and warm! Thank you both for sharing 😊
His laugh really is identifiable. 🥰
Yes, you could always tell his laugh from anyone else's on the show. Very distinct.
This made me so happy. To know how you have stayed as a family is really quite incredible. So heartwarming! ❤️
So special for all of us.
I love hearing these stories. A few weeks ago we stayed in the Girls Room at John and Olivia’s Bed and Breakfast. We ate dinner in Scottsville…It was wonderful sitting in the living room feeling like I was part of the Walton family. I can’t wait to go back someday.
I love that! Isn’t it great?!
How exciting and cool! I'd love to do that also. I'd want to stay in the girls room also!
Walton fans remember nearly everything about the show. Especially us older ones who grew up in the 70s because we watch over and over.
Good job Judy and Eric on this episode.
Thanks for joining us.
Hi Judy! I just have to say.. Everytime I see an upload from you my heart gets SO happy ❤ I absolutely LOVE listening to you talk about your time on The Walton's 😃
I hope you continue to keep the series goin-
Thank you so much for all you do!
Much Love!
So happy to hear that.
Both Eric And Judy have good souls.and the rest of the waltons cast.wish they had more of this kind of shows.miss those days.
Thank you so much.
@@judynorton2598 your welcome with a 😃
Always loved your show! Both Eric and Judy are around my age, so I felt we grew up together watching the Walton's as we all grew up! Thanks for the good memories!
Our pleasure.
Love these interviews judy and Eric talking about the behind the scenes and all love hearing about it
So glad.
Awesome
Eric really did do some stand out & shocking performances, Such as the episode the Lie where he basically Told John off, as well as John-boy. I know my jaw hit the floor during those scenes! The First Edition was another one, as well as the show where he brought home his bride Cindy. Just too many to list of all the shows that he really stood out in. if I remember right, he is one of the ones that has appeared in every episode. I do wish him well in his life.
Yes, he was in every episode and had some real standout ones.
That was a wonderful interview. Eric is 100% genuine and honest and that shines through with everything he says. Very eloquent also! Thank you :)
I agree - he’s terrific.
Thank you for having Eric Scott on your show .
Such a joy for me, too.
What an impressive post-Walton success story where Eric basically started over and reinvented himself with a whole new career. An ego-driven actor would not have been able to make that delivery to Lorimar and that one decision was the difference between a lifetime of happiness versus a lifetime of misery. Eric is a winner and I have to believe his family, both on and off the set, had a lot to do with that. Now, if only we could share our record collections as I was heavily into buying music also. I'm jealous at the promos or discounts he might have had with the Warner label. Although I worked at a record store at the time and enjoyed my fair share of promos as well.
So glad you enjoyed this.
Thanks Judy ❤️love,love this interview with Eric! Such a nice guy and such great memories you two shared. Blessed beyond words ❤️
Our pleasure!
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Such a rich interview with Eric! The Walton’s show produced quality shows and helped mold quality people. I throughly enjoyed your time with Eric. Thank you! Mary
Thanks for joining us.
Writers always seemed to think that the viewer would not notice any changes and omissions they make, but time after time the viewer always does notice. Nowadays we the viewer can publicise those errors thankfully. It’s a shame that you Eric was not listened to then. You all seem to be closer than a real family can be today and that’s is so wonderful to witness. Thanks to you all for these very informative snippets and letting us remember how great your series was. Wish there was something similar on our tv todays to cheer us all up.
So happy to hear you enjoyed this.
Love your interviews with Eric. He is such a good guy and you are a great person. It seems that the cast from The Waltons are good people who have gone through struggles but kept going and growing and achieved success also. You are no different from us "ordinary "people. I love you are all so down to earth and are so close and caring for each other. ❤️
So glad you enjoyed this.
Once again, thanks for this Ms. Norton! Really loved Mr. Scott's "Ben" character and what he brought to the show during your program's long and special run. Really happy that life has treated him well and that he seems happy with everything.
Glad you enjoyed this.
The Ben episode I liked was the one that Ben wrote a poem for the newspaper he represented. The cast was a great cast. Love them all.
Thank you for watching!
I love taking these strolls with you and other viewers down memory lane, all while getting the behind the scenes interviews and perspectives. Thank you for all your hard work, Judy!
So glad you enjoyed it.
This is great! Enjoyed all 3 of your segments with Eric. ❤️👍
Thank you so much.
Great question!! and they are right. I don't remember a Charley. When could I have seen this Charley. I thought Id seen everything Walton episode in my life.
Right at the end Cindy and Ben had another baby. It might have been in one of the first reunion movies.
I love that Eric has such a wonderful post-Walton life! He seems just as nice as his character, Ben, was. I thought the chemistry between Eric and Leslie was spot on in the show. It is nice to learn they remain friends after all these decades. Does Eric think he may return to acting, picking up a guest spot here and there, once he retires? I don't know how SAG works - does he still retain membership, or would a return for a periodic side gig in his retirement years mean re-upping his membership?
Who knows :)
Great that Mr. Scott made a good career to support his family yet still considers the cast mates to be part of his family all these years after the show! I didn't think he had to act for Ben to be smitten with his new bride Cindy! LOL. And what a treat Richard Thomas gave him for his 16th Birthday- Musso and Frank has been an iconic Hollywood restaurant since 1919 ! Yes, I can understand why he felt devastated losing his 'big brother' when Mr. Thomas decided to quit being a regular to pursue other venues but at least he understood why Mr. Thomas had to do it! Too bad the writers didn't listen to Mr. Scott about not dropping Walton grandkids. Thanks for this!
Thank you for sharing your perspective.
It is too bad that the writers didn’t listen to the cast members for input. Have any of the children of Walton cast members become friends? Nice that Eric found a good living and is well adjusted.
Our kids have interacted some, but haven’t had the opportunity to be around each other as much.
Judy love your family interviews. Eric is correct on 2 things #1 that loyal fans would wonder about the missing kids but also where did Mary Ellen get more kids when she wasn't supposed to have anymore following the car accident after her and Jonesy got married. #2 there is no originality left in Hollywood everything is either a remake or let's make this book or comic into a movie. Thanks for all you do Judy, I love you and the family.
Thank you so much.
How cool is that that his real life wife is also named Cindy! 😀
'Course, I am partial to the name, since it's my name, too.
This segment was another sweet look into the true family behind the Waltons. Thank you. 😊
✌🏼, 🧡, & 🌻
Thanks so much for joining us.
I definitely agree with Eric when he said that the movies and television play it safe by not straying too far from what makes them money. Such a different time we are living in. But without all the technology we would not be watching the two of you right now ✌❤
It is a mixed bag for sure.
They must not really understand about the Walton fans, if they think we won’t notice one of your kids not there in a reunion show (s) right Eric? LOL. And I too loved Richard as John boy, he will always be the 1 see in my memories of John boy. And there is nothing wrong, as you have found out, about being just another one of us regular folks. So happy you all have remained close over the years 💕 Tfs another great episode Judy & brother Eric.
So glad you enjoyed it.
Wonderful seeing how all of you parted close friends.
Absolutely and in many ways have gotten even closer over the years.
"Don't be difficult Eric" - could he have said it any more rudely.
Either way, Eric was a pleasure to listen to. I really hope you get him back Judy. He's a joy to listen to. I would love more memories of the show. I'm glad he talked about his retirement from acting. What a great guy. He's really made a great life for himself.
Eric turned out to be right though💯👍
@@Cablecol It's just very sad the disrespect he got. Nevertheless, I loved those reunion movies - despite those problems. It was a great goodbye.
Sadly they missed the boat on a simple line of explanation about the children.
So glad to hear Eric scot's has had a blessed life ... So wonderful to hear his kid's are doing so well....
He has a wonderful family
What a delightful interview with Eric Scott! He seems so grounded, charming, happy & grateful for the good things in his life. I could listen to him for hours sharing his memories of life on the set & his co-stars. I met Joe Conley several years ago & he just beamed speaking about Eric & the times they shared with their song & dance act. He advised that he kept in touch with Eric & occasionally met him for lunch, etc. I could tell that Joe had great respect for Eric & the man he became. They had a cassette (remember those??) they produced of songs they sang. Joe signed it for me and was so happy with his memories of Eric. He was almost gitty. It was a good day Thank you, Judy, for sharing!
Happy to hear you had a chance to meet Joe. Eric is indeed a “glass half full” person.
I'm so happy that you still have contact with each other
Me too!!
What a sweet soul! Love how Eric accounts his time on the show. His smile, laugh and joy from recollecting these memories brought a smile to my face. Thank you Judy for doing this, and keeping all of us fans a part of the family. God Bless you!
All of you kids did us Walton lovers a huge service. You've made your mark and we are so grateful. 🙌 You're lovely down-to-earth people. ❤️
What a great chat. It’s so sweet that the main actors are still close. I know you’ve gotten together for the Walton reunions, but have you guys ever had a reunion where it’s just you guys at someone’s house enjoying one another’s company without being filmed? Like a family/old friends reunion.
I really admire Eric for taking the good out of his work in the Industry and making a beautiful life and family, smart man.
Thanks again Judy , do you think David would ever be interested in being on you channel? I’m a very private person also, so if not the understanding is already understood. I do hope he’s had a blessed life and thank him for his contribution to the show.
Thanks to all of the Walton’s cast and crew. As for some of the producers, I’ve listened to them through interviews and always thought a couple needed to learn how to treat people and not to talk harshly about kids growing up and how they look all grown up, one impartial I thought was cruel. As for their professionals there was none, which probably how Ben lost Charlie. They didn’t care about the accuracy of the Walton’s or it’s fans base, they only care about the cash that would be place in their pockets after the show aired, not cool. And I applaud anyone that had to deal with people such as those producers.
So to not leave this comment on a bad note, I love the show the Walton’s. It’s something I can share with my grandchildren and not have to worry about content. The Walton’s is a gift that keeps on giving and I thank God that I have something to look back at and know this was a show my family would watch together. Than you again Judy.💕
As in every field there are genuinely good caring people - as Earl Hamner was, and there are not so nice people who don’t treat others with respect. Overall we were lucky to have more of the good ones.
Another great interview with Eric. Thank you Judy. When Eric said our gift is each other it brought a tear to my eye.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Judy I love watching these behind the scenes and learning about all of you after the waltons. You all make us (me) feel like part of your family. For that it gives me reason to 😃 😊 so sending much love to all of you from your 70yr old fan/friend Gracie Bentley from Detroit Michigan ❤
Thank you so much.
So wonderful to see various family members and hear their thoughts. I appreciate your addressing the "missing children" in the reunion shows as that's something that always bothered me. Have you done a "Behind the Scenes" on the episode called "The Choice". It was Season 3 episode 21, and continues to be one of my very favorites. The scenes between John Boy and John as John wrestles with his disapproval of Jason's desire to not be part of Walton and Sons Lumber are especially poignant.
Glad you enjoyed this. I have not yet covered The Choice.
Judy and Eric I'm glad to see you both healthy and happy and sharing your memories with us. I will always be a fan. I hope you both have a good weekend
Thank you so much.
Absolutely wonderful. Two beautiful people sharing their life journey with each other, and with us. And what a life! 🙂 🙏💜💜
Thank you so much. Such fun for us too.
TV and movie producers have a nasty habit of underestimating the audience. If we are a fan of a particular show like the Walton's we absolutely remember cast members, children and adults, and if they are missing we will know it! I admire Eric's honesty.
Glad you enjoyed our candid chat.
For anyone reading this there is a recording of Eric and Joe Conley doing their songs from the different decades that someone posted on UA-cam just type in Joe Conley and Eric Scott and you should be able to find it
Awesome!
Thanks Judy it was so nice to see and hear from Eric. I’m glad he’s doing well and that you all stayed together as family through the years.
Thanks for joining us.
I love how seeing thoughts on fellow actors think about experience on an Iconic TV show that many back in the day thought would be forgotten
So amazing to be looking back after 50 years.
I loved this so much. Eric seems like a wonderful person, and hearing how all of you are still so close is truly heartwarming. I’m happy to hear that he has had such a fulfilling post-Walton life!
Thanks for joining us.
Was comforting to watch. Thank you Judy🤗
You are so welcome
What a delightful set of interviews with “Ben”!
So glad you enjoyed them.
Thanks Judy great interview .
Thank you so much.
I absolutely love all your behind the scenes Judy. Thank you so much 💖
So happy to hear that.
Love the necklace! As well as watching you two reminisce about back when. The genuineness & honesty is wonderful to view.
So glad you enjoyed it.
Good Morning Mary Ellen and Ben!! Judy you are always so wonderful to your fans and we are so blessed to be able to see you every week. It is sad that producers did not realize the amazing professionals that you are knowing that many fans would want to know where your children are how crazy is that! Eric how sweet that you have two Cindy's I love that. I will always hope that somehow you all could get together for another reunion. Have a wonderful weekend and thanks to both of you!! Kathy 🥰
Thank you so much
Eric and Joe awesome amazing talent
Such a clever idea.
I love these behind the scenes and ask Judy. Thank you so much for doing them. I love when u are able to get your Walton family involved and talk to them. Everyone seems to have different take aways from the show and I love that.
I’ve learned a lot from each of them and their perspective.
Eric seems to be a awesome guy,down to earth just like you Judy 🌹
He’s wonderful.
Thank you again for sharing yourself and your family/friends with us. I always liked Ben/Eric on the series. He was down-to-earth and a good soul. It is so nice to see Eric has a fulfilled and fulfilling life and has retained the warmth and general goodness that I always felt from him. Again this conversation FLEW by. So good to see you enjoying your time together. I hope he will drop by again. Thank you for sharing Eric with us, as well as Mary, Jon, and Kami. You make it look so easy to put this show together, but I know you have to do lots of work behind the scenes. I appreciate your hard work. Judy, you ROCK!
Thank you so much. I’m so glad you enjoyed it.
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As I am watching Judy talking with the cast family about filming and behind the scenes stories. I am so happy to find that everyone turned out to be 'normal', well-adjusted human beings in later life. No Hollyweird! Thanks Judy, for putting these videos together for us!
Thanks for watching.
Thanks Judy. Great episode with Eric. You are all so lucky to still have each other 💝 after such a long time. That's one of the many things I love about The Waltons..the love and respect between the cast members came across in the series. How special 🏡
So glad. We really do love each other.
Actors are the best magicians and never lose their gift to amaze!
Thank you so much.
Beautiful beautiful people and values! Thank you!
Eric is very special.
@@judynorton2598 Yes! And he seems to feel the same of you 🫂
I absolutely love these interviews with cast mates from the show. It is so much fun listening to you and Eric talk just like real brothers and sisters. Thank you both for another great video.
So glad you enjoyed it.
The missing children in the moves are proof of producers and writers not caring about the show , and are just doing a job. The same goes for all of the endless remakes. Great video and great seeing Eric. Thanks Judy
Thanks for joining us. A shame the producers missed the boat on that point.
@@judynorton2598 They weren't even on the dock!! Shame, it could have been so much better. But the cast was great as always.
Eric has such a positive outlook. I wonder now how the writers feel about leaving out characters in the reunion shows and now realize how wrong they were saying the fans wouldn't notice.
I wonder if it’s ever even crossed their minds again :)
Awesome to see them so connected with each other after all these years......
We are so fortunate to have these life long bonds.
It's good to hear about the Walton kids and what they are doing today. 50 years later. Have a good weekend
Glad you enjoyed it.
"Business people making artistic decisions" is why we no longer have art & music in so many schools, and why arts programming is constantly threatened everywhere, especially in rural America. Good interview with Eric!
Thank you. I agree that the value of art is too often underestimated.
Eric is the glue that holds everyone together. You all something that is very special.
We are so lucky to have these lifelong relationships.
Thank you for having this interview, Judy.
I always liked the character of Ben. His character had a kind heart. As evidenced when Verdie’s money from the cake sale was stolen and he replaced it with money he earned. I also like his business sense. And, how he stood up for others. Like when Erin failed in Real Estate. And he said “What about Cora Beth?” “It is her business you know.”
So glad Eric is doing well these days. ♥️
I agree - Ben marched to his own drum and developed good business sense.
Love this!
Eric, you are an inspiration and still a handsome young man. Working on the show was a blessing to my career and my life. I was the first PA Lorimar hired in 1972...lucky me to have been a part of (still am) the Walton family.
We loved having you, John.
Hiii Judy and also hi Eric! I loved this interview so much! It’s so wonderful to see how close you all are and to hear all about it :) the Walton’s is my most favorite show ever it’s #1 ❤️ btw, my birthday is coming up and I’m getting a pack of the Walton’s reunion movies!
Love,
Jamie ~ huge Walton’s fan
Wonderful! Happy early birthday!
Happy early birthday!! I'm so excited for your upcoming gift of the reunion movies! Enjoy!