Why Was Grandma Walton Such A Mean Bitch?

Poor, Christian, lack of good snatch.

WTF are you taking about, I think she was a lovely lady.

this is ellen corby winning her emmy

She was a crook who sold Barney a lemon!

It was because no one let her rub oil into the leaves of the rubber plants on Walton's Mountain. It would turn anyone bitter..

Jesus, read some of the comments on that YouTube video of them winning their Emmy's. What a bunch of fucking prudes.

She was a snatch licked...

[quote] She was a crook who sold Barney a lemon!

And on Gomer Pyle she played a grifter mother who tried to steal from Gomer.

^^LICKER

yum-ooooooooo !

At the church supper, she hid Verdie's casserole behind the church organ.

Heeeeeeere's Ellen!

Pissed off that the poof who played her husband got paid more than she did.

I never watched it when I was a kid even though I watched "Little House on the Prairie," which was so similar in subject matter (i.e., intensely dramatic events in the lives of a large family of good but poor people in a rural American setting). I think it was because "The Waltons" was from an adults' perspective while "Little House" was much more from a kids' perspective. Also "Little House" had the Olesons, who always brought so much humor to the show--it always seemed like the Waltons had no humor, just endless drama.

At the time i did not find Richard Thomas attractive because his gigantic facial mole distracted me so much, but he seems so beautiful to me now when I see old clips of the series.

She was still mad that her fifth husband left her at the curb on their wedding day.

She projected trrrrrrippppppingly on the tongue.

She was always terrified that the grandkids would find about the time she spent in the Big House!

Wasn't getting much dick from her gay husband.

Was Ellen Corby not a lesbaterian? Why did I always think she was?

[quote]I think it was because "The Waltons" was from an adults' perspective while "Little House" was much more from a kids' perspective. Also "Little House" had the Olesons, who always brought so much humor to the show--it always seemed like the Waltons had no humor, just endless drama.

I think that was because Earl Hamner Jr had control in the show. It was his life story and he probably didn't allow much diversion from his viewpoint. Little House made huge changes to the story.

Bitter OLD Fraus on the Prairie. Gee, what a surprise.

OP, I believe you mean Golden Globe winner and Academy Award nominee, Grandma Walton...

I always hated that show when I was a kid...never watched it once, still haven’t.

The show was Depression porn.

It would be interesting if they remade it now. Part of the appeal back in the day was that so many adults at the time were from either the Silent Generation (born in 1928-1945) or the tail end of the Greatest Generation (1901-1927), and they had lived through the Depression and could deeply identify with the Waltons' economic problems.

Back in the 1970s, we were in our own Depression.

Gang banged by BBC.

Be sure she was on the most depressing show in the history of television.

I think that would be Life With Lucy, r28.

I posted on YOUTUBE that Ellen and Will were gay . Some deplorable Wrote me a nasty reply .

I absolutely loved the grandparents.

I'm sorry, R30. The world has too many assholes.

[quote] Gang banged by BBC.

Oh my, not poor granny

No batteries for her vibe in old timey time.

She was all judgey about Livvy being anatomically unable to keep her legs together, resulting in all those younguns they struggled to feed.

Because she was the owner operator of pussy past it’s prime. Worn out, dried up, loose as a goose and utterly useless.

11 people, 1 bathroom