Customer Rating: 
Summary: The Waltons-Third season
Comment: I would like to thank Amazon for printing the Waltons as you can't buy the series in Australia. You must buy it as it will fiil your heart with love.
Customer Rating: Summary: Walton's Third Season
Comment: Thoroughly enjoyed all shows in this season! My adult children are
enjoying them too. Makes us want to keep our lives simple and know
what's important -- family and belief in God. I look forward to
watching one episode every night. The DVD's are perfect.
Customer Rating: Summary: Family Entertainment
Comment: I purchased this set for my grandma and she loves it. Best prices in the market from Amazon once again.
Customer Rating: Summary: Retro show
Comment: the classic shows from the 70 & 80 is a great break from current cable. The Waltons contains great moral values, and goes back to a simpler time.
Customer Rating: Summary: Growing up and branching out
Comment: Season 3 finds John-Boy a freshman at Boatwright University, realizing his longtime dream of attending college and becoming a writer. Of course, it isn't easy -- unable to afford the cost of living there, he must commute the 28 miles each day. That's the least of John-Boy's problems, however, as he struggles to fit in amongst rich classmates who never thought twice about whether college would be in their future.
Back on the mountain, the other Waltons are also growing up and branching out into the larger world. Mary Ellen, who has just begun pinning her hair up each day, attends her first college dance with one of John-Boy's friends. Jim-Bob, sick of being ignored by the elders, learns that running away from home isn't the answer, either. Having nursed a lifelong interest in art, Olivia finally musters the courage to sign up for a free adult education course...necessitating that she learn to drive!
Character development isn't limited to the Waltons, either -- store owner Ike, single for so long, finally meets a woman with whom he immediately falls in love.
Despite this being its third season, the warm supportiveness, tinged with humor, of the Walton clan remains as strong as ever in this DVD set.
