Meet the Walters

In 1975, before Bob Lilly's retirement, Larry was a builder, and Marla prepares for her acting career since 1973, the creator of the new show saw Larry building things and he wants Blaine and Marla to act in a new show called "The Zero Club" after the nickname. Pat Toomay was in the early part before trading to the Bills as Marla went on to replace him. The show lasted 13 episodes. After the last episode was taped, Larry and Linda decided to take more time as Marla went on to babysit the kids.

In 1980, after Jim Langer talks about his great-aunt's nephew Tompall Glaser, Maverine had a severe beating by former Raider John Vella, who died over the weekend at age 74. Coach Bud Grant confirms that Vella is not suspended, but was benched for several games. Maverine also confirms that Vella hit her two eyes while having a fight. Vella lives in California at the time of his death.

J.D. and his girlfriend Ronni Hicks are expecting their first child due in October. J.D. confirms if it's a boy, they will named him Maize Finnegan, and if it's a girl, they will named her Elsie Janis after the singer.

On the fourth of July, The Nelms family held a block party and there are two boys, black and white are trapped by a tree. Nick, who is white, and Dante, who is black. As it found out that Ronnie's cousin Radney was arrested. Crandon, Micah, Kyle, Drew and Tabitha saw the boys before its arrest.

In 1974, Marla went on tour in Minnesota and spent more time with singer Freddy Weller. A couple months later, the frustration of the Dallas Cowboys has decided to continue to win it. In November, Larry had a call from his uncle, saying that uncle Leonard passed away. Leonard was the bachelor at the time of his death. Larry also said about uncles Adolph and Selmer. As the Cowboys beats the Redskins, Marla had a press conference with Blaine as Larry prepared to dress his normal suit. Larry would go back to Minnesota to attend uncle Leonard's funeral the next day.

Tomorrow, I will no longer have extensions until 2032. No YouTube forever in seven years. No TCDB, ESPN, Remind Magazine, Family Search, Find a grave, Wikipedia or Google for a year.