TV Guide: Judy Norton

Listing: The Medal

Fri, 24 Oct 2008 08:00:00 -0400

Fri Oct 24 08:00 AM HALMRK Mary Ellen falls for a Mexican-American paratrooper whose arrival is marred by bigots. Eddie: Enrique Castillo. Mary Ellen: Judy Norton-Taylor. Smitty: James Crittenden. John: Ralph Waite. Casey: Corbin Bernsen. Corabeth: Ronnie Claire Edwards. Sheriff: John Crawford. Ike: Joe Conley.

Listing: The Furlough

Thu, 23 Oct 2008 09:00:00 -0400

Thu Oct 23 09:00 AM HALMRK John-Boy is home on furlough, but is haunted by a memory lapse about his air crash.

Listing: The Last Straw

Wed, 22 Oct 2008 09:00:00 -0400

Wed Oct 22 09:00 AM HALMRK Pressured by overdue orders and equipment failures, John announces his retirement. Jason: Jon Walmsley. Mary Ellen: Judy Norton-Taylor. Jim-Bob: David W. Harper. Elizabeth: Kami Cotler. Cindy: Leslie Winston. Ike: Joe Conley.

Listing: The Inspiration

Wed, 22 Oct 2008 08:00:00 -0400

Wed Oct 22 08:00 AM HALMRK Miss Mamie refuses to undergo cataract surgery because her father died on the operating table. Miss Emily: Mary Jackson. Steve: Philip Linton. Grandma: Ellen Corby. Drew: Tony Becker. John: Ralph Waite. Mary Ellen: Judy Norton-Taylor. Elizabeth: Kami Cotler. Ike: Joe Conley.

Listing: The Remembrance

Tue, 21 Oct 2008 09:00:00 -0400

Tue Oct 21 09:00 AM HALMRK The family enjoys a visit from Grandpa's cousin; and Jason tries to break the ice with an officious female sergeant. Zadok: Woodrow Chambliss. John: Ralph Waite. Tony: Lisa Harrison. Elizabeth: Kami Cotler. Kane: Michael Asare. Erin: Mary Beth McDonough. Tiger Man: H.B. Haggerty. Mary Ellen: Judy Norton-Taylor. Jim-Bob: David W. Harper. Ben: Eric Scott.

Listing: The Unthinkable

Mon, 20 Oct 2008 08:00:00 -0400

Mon Oct 20 08:00 AM HALMRK Jason brings home a Jewish friend whose Polish grandfather has just died---in an extermination camp.

Listing: The Fastidious Wife

Fri, 17 Oct 2008 09:00:00 -0400

Fri Oct 17 09:00 AM HALMRK Inspired by a book on marriage, a pregnant Cindy exhausts herself by catering to Ben. Sue Ann: Denise Latella. Ned: Zack Lewis. Ben: Eric Scott. Dr. Lewis: Fred Downs. John: Ralph Waite. Jeffrey: Keith Mitchell. Serena: Martha Nix. Mary Ellen: Judy Norton-Taylor. Rose: Peggy Rea.

Listing: The Wager

Thu, 16 Oct 2008 09:00:00 -0400

Thu Oct 16 09:00 AM HALMRK The ridicule of several men only spurs on Mary Ellen and Erin (Mary Beth McDonough) after they enter a horse race. Jeb: Jonathan Banks. John: Ralph Waite. Sam: Mitch Carter. Jim-Bob: David W. Harper. J.D. Pickett: Lewis Arquette. Elizabeth: Kami Cotler. Ike: Joe Conley. Ben: Eric Scott. Rose: Peggy Rea. Jeffrey: Keith Mitchell.

Listing: The Violated

Wed, 15 Oct 2008 08:00:00 -0400

Wed Oct 15 08:00 AM HALMRK Olivia and Mary Ellen (Judy Norton-Taylor) comfort a rape victim who is too ashamed to answer her soldier-husband's letters. Darcy: Antoinette Stella. John: Ralph Waite. Son Slater: Jordan Clarke. Erin: Mary Beth McDonough. Frank: Kelly Ward. Ben: Eric Scott. Mrs. Denman: Diana Douglas. Jim-Bob: David W. Harper.

Listing: The Journal

Tue, 14 Oct 2008 08:00:00 -0400

Tue Oct 14 08:00 AM HALMRK Olivia and John (Ralph Waite) learn that John-Boy is missing in action. Henshaw: Richard Venture. Mary Ellen: Judy Norton-Taylor. Mrs. Denman: Diana Douglas. Ben: Eric Scott. Jim-Bob: David W. Harper. Elizabeth: Kami Cotler. Ike: Joe Conley. Corabeth: Ronnie Claire Edwards. Rose: Peggy Rea. Jeffrey: Keith Mitchell. Serena: Martha Nix. Jason: Jon Walmsley.

Listing: The Starlet

Mon, 13 Oct 2008 09:00:00 -0400

Mon Oct 13 09:00 AM HALMRK Erin has visions of fame and fortune when a film crew casts her in a movie. J.D.: Lewis Arquette. John: Ralph Waite. Barry: Henry Darrow. Olivia: Michael Learned. Baker: Charles Hallahan. Mary Ellen: Judy Norton-Taylor. Emily: Mary Jackson. Mamie: Helen Kleeb. Ike: Joe Conley. Jason: Jon Walmsley. Ben: Eric Scott. Cindy: Leslie Winston.

Listing: The Innocents

Mon, 13 Oct 2008 08:00:00 -0400

Mon Oct 13 08:00 AM HALMRK Olivia opens a day-care center; and Ike takes dance lessons to surprise Corabeth on their anniversary. J.D.: Lewis Arquette. Corabeth: Ronnie Claire Edwards. John: Ralph Waite. Cindy: Leslie Winston. Mary Ellen: Judy Norton-Taylor. Rose: Peggy Rea. Ben: Eric Scott. Aimee: Rachel Longaker. Serena: Martha Nix.

Video: Waltons: The Complete Third Season, The

Video Detective — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 05:54:06 -0400

Set in Jefferson County, VA, in the year 1935 or thereabouts, season three of The Waltons opens with the two-parter The Conflict, in which oldest Walton son, John-Boy (Richard Thomas), is shot while trying to protect a relative. Fortunately he survives the ordeal and is packed off to his freshman year at Boatwright College right on schedule. Meanwhile, John-Boy's mother, Olivia (Michael Learned), considers enrolling in art school, and his 15-year-old sister Mary Ellen (Judy Norton Taylor) makes the decision to become a nurse. Of the many individual story strands, there are a few standouts, notably the episode in which Grandpa and Grandma Walton (Will Geer and Ellen Corby) move off the family mountain after an argument with son John (Ralph Waite); and at season's end, John is working himself into pneumonia while trying to keep his lumber mill active and prosperous in the depths of the depression. Also, the Waltons draw even closer together than unusual when Grandpa suffers a heart attack; and Ronnie Claire Edw

Video: Waltons: The Complete Fourth Season, The

Video Detective — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 05:53:39 -0400

It must be 1936 in Jefferson County, VA, as The Waltons launches its fourth season. This much we can determine by the episode in which the Walton family clusters around its radio to hear the abdication of England's King Edward VIII -- and by the final episode of the season, wherein aspiring journalist John-Boy Walton (Richard Thomas) is urged by his former girlfriend Selina Linville (Kathleen Quinlan) to write about the Spanish Civil War...as an eyewitness. Other story developments include the long-awaited, oft-delayed wedding of Reverend Matthew Fordwick (John Ritter) and schoolteacher Rosemary Hunter (Mariclare Costello); John-Boy's first professional writing job as a cub reporter, a frustrating assignment that prompts him to consider launching his own local newspaper; the first tentative steps by John-Boy's sister Mary Ellen (Judy Norton Taylor) towards becoming a nurse; a later confrontation between Mary Ellen and Grandma (Ellen Corby) when the old lady demands that the girl participate in the traditional