6. “Good night, John Boy”
The Waltons originally aired on CBS from 1972 to 1981, and was always told through the eyes of the oldest child, John Boy. Each wholesome episode would close out with the family going to sleep and the voiceovers of everyone saying goodnight to each other throughout the house. “Good night, John Boy” would kick off the wind-down.
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