Sitting here watching old episodes of The Waltons. Really enjoyed the show as a kid. Got curious about the actors so I googled some of them.
Grandpa Walton was a communist faggot. Grandma was a dyke and Olivia a drunk.
Google is not your friend.

Ouch, I won't be able to watch that again without those images in my head. Booo google

Warrior, do not look up happy days or the Brady bunch, that would be the final straw.

Dang !

TV aint real.

We all have our issues. What they do or did off scene was their business. Either way, it was a great show based on real life experiences. Sarge

Agree with what SGT.C said. We all sin, we're all headed to the same (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) without Jesus, all headed to the same Heaven with Him. Just enjoy the show and relax and try not to judge so much.

Not judging gets us to where we are today....Anything goes

That is the truth!

Sin gets us to where we are today. We all sin. Your sin and my sin is no better than Grandma and Grampa Walton's sin. Without Jesus you're headed to the same place they are. If they were believers, then they're in heaven, same as you could be. It's fine if you don't like what they did, I don't like it. But there's no need for that to ruin a good wholesome show.

I reckon if you search deep enough you can be offended deeply by the secrets of most any mortal.

Hero's are just regular people that have not disappointed you yet! LOL Be your own hero it's a better bet.

Good Night Mary Ellen

good night jim bob

Archie Bunker (Carol O'Connor) was absolutely opposite in real life.

X3

We shouldn't judge, but we should exercise discernment.

Amen Paul!!

Exactly right!

What is biblical discernment and why is it important?

By John MacArthur

Biblical Discernment in its simplest definition; discernment is nothing more than the ability to decide between truth and error, right and wrong. Discernment is the process of making careful distinctions in our thinking about truth. In other words, the ability to think with discernment is synonymous with an ability to think biblically.

First Thessalonians 5:21-22 teaches that it is the responsibility of every Christian to be discerning: "But examine everything carefully; hold fast to that which is good; abstain from every form of evil." The apostle John issues a similar warning when he says, "Do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God; because many false prophets have gone out into the world" (1 John 4:1). According to the New Testament, discernment is not optional for the believer-it is required.

The key to living an uncompromising life lies in one's ability to exercise discernment in every area of his or her life. For example, failure to distinguish between truth and error leaves the Christian subject to all manner of false teaching. False teaching then leads to an unbiblical mindset, which results in unfruitful and disobedient living-a certain recipe for compromise.

Unfortunately, discernment is an area where most Christians stumble. They exhibit little ability to measure the things they are taught against the infallible standard of God's Word, and they unwittingly engage in all kinds of unbiblical decision-making and behavior. In short, they are not armed to take a decidedly biblical stand against the onslaught of unbiblical thinking and attitudes that face them throughout their day.

Discernment intersects the Christian life at every point. And God's Word provides us with the needed discernment about every issue of life. According to Peter, God "has granted to us everything pertaining to life and godliness, through the true knowledge of Him who called us by His own glory and excellence" (2 Peter 1:3). You see, it is through the "true knowledge of Him," that we have been given everything we need to live a Christian life in this fallen world. And how else do we have true knowledge of God but through the pages of His Word, the Bible? In fact, Peter goes on to say that such knowledge comes through God's granting "to us His precious and magnificent promises" (2 Peter 1:4).

Discernment -- the ability to think biblically about all areas of life -- is indispensable to an uncompromising life. It is incumbent upon the Christian to seize upon the discernment that God has provided for in His precious truth! Without it, Christians are at risk of being "tossed here and there by waves, and carried about by every wind of doctrine" (Ephesians 4:14).

I learned something today. Thanks Paul.