The Waltons Holocaust Moment

[@Jackiezyon]

The facial expression of Ralph Waite’s face during clip is indescribable. Excellent acting..no words needed.

[@weatherboi]

Isin't this the episode Ralph Waite directed (The Unthinkable)?

[@ruthwilliams1127]

This episode was important on so many levels and was superbly acted! I love the gentler side story about Elizabeth getting teased for her High marks and how had Lipinski helped her handle it. However, it also served to point out how hatred and bigotry can start out in childhood as innocent teasing and escalate into something much more horrific. It's lessons are still so valuable today and should never be forgotten! Not just in terms of the Holocaust, but in all cases of Senseless hatred and violence and non tolerance. I wish Judy Norton would do a behind-the-scenes of The Waltons on this episode and perhaps even include a segment with actor writer Todd Susman who played Ted Lapinski.He has been in the field for so long and ironically I did not know that he was the voice of the PA announcer on over 40 episodes of M*A*S*H

[@heathercolors]

" toda raba, for posting. please post more of this impt. ep! my Zada, obm....... zie gezunt.

[@welcometogreenaquasglen1846]

I hope they apologized to Ted after war for doubting him.

[@230608grace]

Hi, This episode with Jon Walmsley singing with Todd Susman is one of my favourites.Could you just put name of song, as it is driving me crazy. Still watch all the reruns of the Walton's.

[@tonycevallos7513]

The name of the song played here is "Havah Nagila"

[@230608grace]

Sorry that is not the song I was remembering. I did find the song now I have to look again. A lot of copies on KZbin. When ....

[@230608grace]

I found it. When shadows fall..

[@docadams7099]

It's a really sweet song. They sing it in "The Home Front" and in this episode, "The Unthinkable".