Title: The Walton's Legacy
Product review: Season 6 is enjoyable, but the absence of "John Boy" is keenly felt. As well, the show employs a large cast so maintaining storyline quality/consistency is challenging. But there's no avoiding the compelling reasons for the show's popularity -- the attractive moral values of yesteryear coupled with a hunger in our day for inclusion in an intact and loving family. Therein lies the secret of The Walton's success.
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