Meet the Walters

On May 8, 1998, as Joe Bessey won the pole in Loudon, Cheyenne Langston was playing football with her brother Cameron, and she tripped over and had her right knee injured, and Tracy Leslie went on to comfort her. The doctor confirms it was minor, not major because the bones were not cracking, but the bruises. Buckshot Jones won the race the next day.

Like Our Gang, Margaret appeared as one of the neighbors in "I'll Take Vanilla" by Charley Chase in 1934. She also played Tommy Bond's sister in "You Said a Hatful," her scene was deleted alongside Tommy and her real life brother Lonnie. Margaret also appeared at the end of the short "One-Horse Farmers" by Thelma Todd and Patsy Kelly as the sandstorm is over.

Guest: Is It Cold in Here - Joe Diffie Regular Music Video: Sticks and Stones - Tracy Lawrence (Tracy) Comedy about making plans with Ward Medley: Stand By Your Man - Marla Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa - Clifford Oh Pretty Woman - Tracy I'm Walkin' - The Burton Brothers Guest: If the Devil Danced - Joe Diffie Gospel: Daddy Sang Bass - Marla, Jeff, Ward, Clifford and Tracy Lynn Vrat is a model in a regular music video.

Guest: Born to Boogie - Hank Williams Jr. Regular Music Video: Ocean Front Property - George Strait (Burton Brothers) Song for Marla: Every Time I Think It's Over Medley: Don't Worry About Me - Marla Lonely Teardrops - Clifford Mocking Bird Hill - the Burton Brothers (Jeff sang the lead) Borrrowed Angel - Tracy Guest:  Hotel Whiskey - Hank Williams Jr. and Marla Gospel: I Want to Stroll Over Heaven - Marla and the Burton Brothers Dorrie Johnson had a cameo in a regular music video.

Guest: Born Country - Alabama Regular Music Video: Brother Jukebox - Mark Chesnutt (Burton Brothers) Medley: Don't Let Me Cross Over - Marla Alabama Jubilee - Clifford Kansas City - the Burton Brothers CC Rider - Tracy Comedy about Nat and Connie recreation with Tracy Guest:  Down Home - Alabama Gospel: I Shall Not Be Moved - Marla, Tracy and Clifford After Elton and Patty left, Clifford was replaced. Lynn Vrat had a cameo in a regular music video. Clifford did the Fred Astaire dance routine during the medley.

Guest: Liza Jane - Vince Gill Regular Music Video: Someday - Alan Jackson (Elton) Song: For Marla: Never Give Up For the Night Medley: 1969 Statue of a Fool - Marla Games People Play - The Burton Brothers (Jeff sang the lead) Just Someone I Used to Know - Tracy and Marla Suspicious Minds - Elton and Patty All I Have to Offer You Is Me - Marla Guest:  Pocket Full of Gold - Vince Gill Gospel: Life's Railway to Heaven - Marla, Patty, Elton and Tracy Hey Dude's Christine Taylor and Elton's wife Patty had a cameo in a regular music video. Elton, Patty, Marla and Tracy sang the two verses in a gospel finale.