The Waltons: Season 2

An elderly neighbor reinforces John-Boy's feelings that despite hard times he is lucky to be surrounded by a loving family.

John-Boy seeks some solitude to write his stories, but finds a life-altering situation.

A misunderstanding and plain stubborn pride causes a rift between the Walton grandparents.

The disappearance of some valuable silver pieces throws suspicion on one of the Waltons.

An itinerant worker and his young son stay with the Waltons, causing the son to want his father to give up life on the road.

A local "Robin Hood" who steals from the "haves" and gives to the "have-nots" causes a crisis of conscience for John-Boy

As the Waltons prepare their entries for the local fair, an old suitor of Olivia's visits.

When a grownup Hobie Shanks visits the Waltons, John Boy seems to be the only one put off by his outlandish claims.

Erin adopts a wild animal while John Boy gets a life lesson with a new job

Thanksgiving time on Walton's Mountain means a turkey shoot, a school play about early settlers, and the big meal. One year it also included a rekindled love affair and a life-threatening accident.

When Miss Hunter is called away unexpectedly, a substitute teacher with ways of her own takes over.

The promise of inherited money is behind some happy moments and unusual conflicts for the Walton Family.

Engine trouble on the air mail transport plane means the Waltons have a guest for a few days.

John Boy's growing attachment to Miss Hunter is rocked when she becomes interested in someone else.

Grandma is turning 68 and concerned about getting old. She may have a hearing loss. Mary Ellen is attracted to a college man.

Olvia and John finally get a chance to take their postponed honeymoon to Virginia Beach.

An offer to buy their land makes the Waltons think about what it would be like to have more money than they need.

Jason and John Boy's friend Seth is diagnosed with leukemia. Seth wants to teach Jason how to play a recorder he made for him before he dies.

Olivia is happy to learn that she is pregnant again, but John worries that having another baby will be hard for her.

Curtis and Ann are unhappy to learn that they are unable to have children of their own. However, an orphan boy visiting with the Waltons shows them that they can still have a family by adopting him.

Strange things are occurring at the Walton homestead. The kids use a Ouija board to ask questions about future events. A small boy staying with the family is to leave soon to meet his father, but events don't turn out as expected.

John Boy's high school graduation approaches, and he needs a new suit. Olivia and Grandma struggle to come up with one.

A broke salesman buys a doll for his daughter with Olivia's down payment on a set of books.

Now that he is in college, John Boy is in need of a car. He finds a good car owned by a neighbor and makes a deal to trade the car for work he does on the neighbor's house.