@@KimberlyThomason aha! That’s where I’ve seen him. In those oatmeal commercials. Brings back so many childhood memories.

True. He usually type cast as a grandfatherly type character in this series, as well as 1980's Quaker Oats commercials, and movies such as Cocoon, Where the Red Fern Grows, among others. However, in the 1993 movie, "The Firm" based on the John Grisham novel, he is not a nice old man at all.

Wilford Brimley was one of the greats for sure. Similar to Chuck Connors playing the part of Lucas McCain, this part seems easy for Mr. Brimley to play because Gus Witherspoon’s personality is much his personality in real life. A fatherly man that never says anything he doesn’t mean. Gruff exterior, but full of love and wisdom. If you try to hurt his loved ones, you’ve got a BIG problem.

I liked him in those Quaker Oatmeal commercials, especially this one I recently found on KZfaq that he did with Thora Birch when she was only 4, she was such a cutie pie! By the way, I remember first finding out that she (Thora Birch) did a movie with Elijah Wood, who played The Good Son's cousin.

Yeah I always was force to leave by my mom everytime this came on at my granny's. It's sucked. I'm reliving the past I wish I had..lol..but she's gone.

Yes it was a great show when it was first aired I was 10. 11 years old I love Wilford Brimley a good man and a good actor my favorite is Deidre Hall even on Days of Our Lives Eva off this day she still fabulous when our house was first aired I used to watch it then but I still watch it now which only thing is it wasn't very long don't know what happened

@@anthonybrooks6794 I was curious too so I looked it up. Low ratings (because it aired on Sundays and was in competition with higher rated shows in that time slot, like 60 Minutes) I love this show, I was 10 too when it first aired. I used to watch it every Sunday night with my parents.

@@pisto30 I was also the same age I used to watch it too and it was a great show my favorite actor is Deidre Hall and also on Days of Our Lives

Mine too

That’s so sad. Haha I’m kidding. It’s ok. I liked it as a little kid, but there wasn’t much good stuff to choose from like now. Now fall guy that’s a good show.

Mine to I just love this show wish they would put it out on DVD

@@erichramone7812 To each his own. There might be a lot of stuff to choose from nowadays, but personally I think most of it is garbage. To me, there was much more good stuff back then

Brenda Walsh from 90210, too.

Watching this today as she has passed on. It was my favorite show when I was about 12 or so. RIP Shannen❤

@@cece8747 I just heard about her passing this morning. Sad.

Yes that’s what we need!

Why? You have it on here dont you?

You have it on here, who needs the dvd :)

Since you brought up Alf, did you know Keri Houlihan guest-starred in the special Christmas episode as Tiffany Leigh Smith, a little girl who died in real life of leukemia or something. Sad episode, too.😭

@@billieboybuddha4238 Good point.

Wonder why he was unhappy in '89.

@@jobrock1079 I think it had to do with his work or secretively being in the closet. Just guessing.

Ikr, I hope all the homophobic girls in my middle school who fawned over him then have wised up now.

It has a Walton's feel at times for sure. Very impactful to me.

I caught that too.

Why? You have it on here dont you?

I think it was 2 seasons, actually.

Actually I think she was probably invited. Moving in with your parents or in-laws as an adult is not easy. It’s usually done in desperation.

She was invited if you watched the first episode

and what's right is the old man is one or more steps ahead of you

Yeah, bullying is icky.

I saw it ON KZfaq! I think another channel that might be gone now........

I stand corrected it's on🤗 THIS CHANNEL SEASON 2 episodes 7&8 joined🤗🤗 together!💗💗💗💗💗

i found it on a free tv site dont recal wich one tho lol but ty@@vickilanger1228

1986

I’ll post more shortly.

@@DeevaHogestyn please do! I miss this show very much!

I loved this show, it was so pure and innocent, those shows of the 80s had something about them that was just so intriguing to watch, maybe the storylines, the music, the acting, everything!

@@DeevaHogestyn Greetings from England. The last time I saw this show was on our BBC2 Channel in the mid-1980s. They were last uploaded about 6yrs ago, then deleted. Thanks for making this great series for us all to enjoy. Look forward to seeing more.

I remember This Aired On PAX

Yes, the two curbside painters you're referring to are Christopher Bradley and Todd Bryant. They are both actors and Christopher is originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico. He then went to TCU in Fort Worth, TX where he studied pre-med and then deciding to change his major to theatre and become an actor. Christopher has worked with some of the most accomplished actors/actresses of all time. He has worked with Shannon Doherty, Wilford Brimley, Daphne Zuniga, Denzel Washington, Charlie Sheen, Michael J. Fox, David Carradine, Brad Dourif, and Ted Levine just to name several. As for Todd, he was an actor too before going on to become a long time professional stunt man in Hollywood. I sure hope that all that information helps you. 📺🎬🎥🎞️🎭🎫🎟️

​@@kennyrudolph3539 they are both good actors they really made you want to hate them in this.

@@tiffanygrever8092 Especially because that's the definition of a good actress/actor. The ability to deceive and fool people even though you are simply portraying a fictional character that doesn't exist in true life. The better you are at fooling people, the better actor/actress you will become. As a matter of fact, I saw Christopher Bradley in another movie in which he played a dying cancer patient who didn't have much longer to live. But that's why it's called acting. 📺🎬🎥🎞️🎭🎫🎟️

Sure are

No, it would not. I worked at a film lab and she would be fine. It’s not like she drank a entire cup of developer.