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The Waltons Season 9 Episode 16
The Waltons help a woman who’s husband beats her when he is drunk. Jim-Bob decides he will make a fortune by investing in war surplus.
Serie: The Waltons
Episode Title: The Victims
Air Date: 1981-03-19
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