The Waltons / 1977 The Seashore  Final Draft

Description

THE WALTONS
Episode Title: "The Seashore":
Script date: August 16th, 1977
Writer: Marion Hargrove
Description
:
"The Seashore"
is an Original Final Draft Television Script used in
the Hit Television Show "The Waltons".
This script is from Season 6,  Episode 5 which first aired on October 20th, 1977.
This particular script belonged to Ed Villa who worked on the series starting as a Craft Service crew member and finally settling in as the show's Assistant Props person.
(From Wikipedia)
The Waltons
is an American historical drama
television series about a family in rural Virginia
during the Great Depression
and World War II.
It was created by Earl Hamner Jr;
based on his 1961 book
Spencer's Mountain
and the 1963 film of the same name.
The television movie
The Homecoming: A Christmas Story
was broadcast on December 19, 1971.
Based on its success, the CBS
television network ordered one season of episodes based on the same characters and that became the television series
The Waltons
.
Beginning in September 1972, the series subsequently aired on CBS for nine seasons.
STORY LINE
Contracted to fix the Baldwin sisters' beach cottage, John will be gone for at least a week, so Olivia decides the whole family needs a vacation there (except Ben). The Waltons find an English girl (Vickery Turner)
squatting in the cottage who seems to be hiding a secret; she and Jason are questioned by a suspicious Coast Guard. Meanwhile Ben is home doing all the family chores, and frustrated not to have time alone with his girlfriend.
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