Meet the Walters

Marla opens a bar and the 8 players, Brett Favre, Desmond Howard, Chuck Mercein, Jerry Kramer, Dave Robinson, Bart Starr, Bill Curry, Willie Davis and a coach Mike Holmgren, came over to chat. Marla said, "Hey, M.H., get to work if you want to." He never said a word. One guy Lee Roy Fleming (played by Steve Smallwood), works real hard with Mr. Holmgren. Lee Roy is named after Jordan (who played for the Cowboys) or Caffey. Marla was wiping the tables and Lee Roy said, "I got this VHS of Reggie White." Marla got the whole stack of beers as Dave's eyes are rolling as she screams. Willie said, "When he hollered at me, he'd say 'get your hellish fiend away from you.'" They started to laugh. Marla was at the table with Bart and Jerry, Jerry would say, "Fatigue makes cowards of us all." They start to laugh again, and the hologram blazes over, it was Vince Lombardi. Vince said, "Fatigue makes cowards of us all," and then fades. ...

Lorrie Brooks-Reeves will played as Martina Ray in the upcoming movie called "All Psyched Up." Seven football stars Charles Haley, Bob Lilly, Steve Largent, Alan Faneca, Jack Youngblood, Bruce Matthews and Elvin Bethea will played as patients. The movie is on Mar. 10. Conrad and Wong were ready to shoot the new movie called "Wong and Conrad: NASCAR Style." Mark Martin and Jeff Burton will participate as did football star Ron Yary.

In 1980, Maverine Michael had a short movie about swap called "Husband Swap." It lasted until 1989. 1. Hilgenberg/Krause (1980) Paul and Pam Krause had three children, Zendi, 17, Mandi, 14 and Blair, 10. Wally and Mary Hilgenberg had four children, Angie, 11, Amy, 10, Eric, 7 and Kristi, 9 months. 2. Cole/Lewis (1981) Larry and Linda Cole had two children, Mike, 10, and Christy, 8. D.D. and Margaret Lewis (now divorced) had two daughters, Melna, 11 and Victoria, 5. 3. Medders/Waltrip (1982) Darrell and Stevie Waltrip had no children during its taping, but they had two daughters after that. Harold and Cleta Medders had four children, Marty, 7, Jeremy, 4, Stephanie, 3 and Luke, 1. (their youngest child Dwight was born the next year) 4. Gatlin (1983) Larry and Janis Gatlin had two children, Kristin, 10 and Joshua, 6. Larry's brother Steve and his wife Cynthia had three daughters, Ashley, 6, Allison, 1 and Aubrie, newborn. 5. Sunde/Tingelhoff (1984) Mick and Phyllis Tingelhof...

The last episode of the Michael Sisters story is heartwarming but tragic, and it ends with a funeral scene. Here's the recap: 1988: Maverine saw Billy Ray having an affair with the blonde news anchor, Kimberly Hunt (Abigail Egan). She slaps him, and he slaps her right back after he tells her he loves Kimberly, and Maverine leaves from California to Minnesota. 1989: The death of Keith Whitley was horrible for Maverine and she decided to quit country music. Maverine had a call from Mick saying that his mother had passed away. Two months later: Patty and Maverine were in Minnesota hearing on the radio about football stars' birthdays, including Wally's nephew Joel. Maverine had a call from Steve Jordan (DeMarcus Shemo) saying it's a boy named Cameron. 1990: Steve cares for Patty before the game, and Maverine was watching the music videos before her gospel music video is on. One of them is "Walking Away" by Clint Black, and Maverine's song "Ride Out Your S...

Kim told Marla, Blaine and Larry told them to find the Chinese twin brothers Jin and Jun Chang, who steals meths, stealing cars, wrestling with fat twins Billy and Benny McCrary, and the rest. They went to the body shop, but the owner finds a picture of Jin and Jun. One worker Mushy Brooks (Mick Tingelhoff) told him to put it down. Mushy said he was married five times with no children, all of them were divorced. They spotted the restaurant and finds the twins, but failed to make an arrest. Marla said it ran out of gas. Eual and Ester were outside of the bounty hunter place. One kid named Lionel Murphy was spray painting at Marla, she tasers him and he was arrested. Sheena and Liane came by and Marla told them they failed to make an arrest for the Chang twins. Although Sheena and Liane take Lionel to jail and Mushy told Marla to stay for the day, and Blaine and Larry too. At Mushy's house, he and 9 more guys were having a great time, the names were Josh (Elvin Bethea), Sam (Zeke Moo...

In August 1977, after Patty went to the psych ward, Maverine found three friends, two of them never knew, but one knew her. Lucinda Kraft, Kathy Reid and Lynn Youngkrantz. Lucinda was dating Tommy Kramer, Kathy dated Scott Studwell, and Lynn dated Dennis Swilley. Lucinda and Tommy splits in half in Houston and Lakeville, Lynn and Dennis lived in Lakeville during the season, and Denton, Texas in the off season, and Kathy and Scott lived together in Lakeville. These rowdy friends are still getting along until Scott splits with Kathy because of her underaged drinking problem. Scott dated Maverine while making a movie with Tommy, Lucinda, Dennis and Lynn. Kathy has esophageal cancer until she died in January 2010. Tommy splits with Lucinda in 1981, and she is still alive as of now. Lynn splits with Dennis as his mustache grew in 1981, and she died in July 2006 after a four year battle with breast cancer. Tommy is three times divorced, Scott is married in 1984 to Jenny, and Dennis is also m...

1985: Maverine was with Billy Ray Smith Jr. (Chris Kropidlowski) after divorcing his first wife. A reporter told her about dates. Maverine said she dated Kent Hrbek once. Dennis asked Maverine about having their advices as she sang "Now I'm Over You." Later on, Patty slaps Chuck many times, Brent Boyd and Wes Hamilton grabs her. Keith Millard told her to stop. She avoids living in Dallas, but stayed in Minneapolis. Patty was using cocaine and heroin and Chuck told her to stop. Patty was frustrated while she sees the picture of Ron and herself. Stu came by to visit Patty, and he marries Linda. He told her to get clean in rehab, and she did. Maverine decided to go to the concert while Patty stays home reading bibles with other current Vikings players. 1987: Patty was in Mankato with her friend Janis Katzenberger and they were watching California and Minnesota football game. Chuck told her to leave. Chuck said he had an affair with someone else, fights in a car, and the car ...

Blaine decided to arrest the Hobo man named Willie, and Blaine, Marla and Larry did. But Willie had drink the poisonous thing. Marla told the story of her brother Phil (Phil Villapiano) who was the ex-cop way back. Phil chases the man, who turns out was a mayor name Tompkins, but the car crashes into the pipe organ, but the chief fired Phil, and never wanted to be a cop again. After Marla, Blaine and Larry take Willie to jail, they tried to arrest Sheena, Liane and Kim, but it was a joke. They told them about Jimmy Bobbitt, the suspect who barely kidnaps the DJ named Captain Midnight AKA Roger Schutt. At the bakery, Jimmy smashes the car into the wall and disappeared. Marla asked Abram Crowe (Willie Brown) about Bobbitt, although the Crouch brothers (Gene Upshaw and Art Shell) were upset as did the white bartender Eddie (Ray Guy). At the store, Marla, Blaine and Larry were making a signal and found Bobbitt. But the other officers (Jimmy Johnson, Mel Phillips, Gene Washington and Bruce ...

Chuck Howley, who has dementia in his final stage, and DeMarcus Ware were inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame recently. Others were Don Coryell, Zach Thomas, Joe Thomas, Darrelle Revis, Ronde Barber, Ken Riley and Joe Klecko. Comediennes Conrad and Wong were with Chuck at his home celebrating as his son Scott represented as Mel Blount announces. Chuck's wife Nancy and daughter Robin were there as well.

July 19, 1980: Patty and Maverine's father Floyd had mowed the grass, he had a heart attack and dies. The funeral was held for Floyd, and Maverine was crying, and Scott Studwell (Ben Rhody) had comfort her. At Maverine's home, Maverine and Scott were overwhelmed, and Paul, Pam, Wally and Mary came by. Scott and Maverine were at restaurant making plans for his big time, and Stu and his girlfriend Mary came by. 1981: Scott and Maverine had a fight about dates, and Scott breaks up with her. Steve said he is engaged to Jan after divorcing Carolyn. Mark told Maverine about his engagement to Lynette, and Maverine got mad at him. 1982: Patty and Ron were fighting after the game was over. The next day, the judge gave Ron and Patty a lesson. Way back, Patty has an affair with Lonnie Warwick while she is still dating Stu. Bud arrived at the court house to check on Maverine. Maverine told the judge that Ron decided to get traded. The Rams picks Ron while Maverine was watching ESPN. At the...

Marla, Blaine and Larry were having a fitness as Eual and Ester came along. Later on, Kim and his father came over for a chat, a phone rang, it was Sheena and Liane. When Marla, Larry and Blaine went to their house, Liane and Sheena decided to look for Willie Shepherd. He and his brother Rusty (Doug Dieken) were derby racers since 1970. Rusty doesn't have criminal records, but Willie is assaulted the older lady he had sex with. At Gus' body shop made by Gus Wheeler (Jeff Van Note). His workers Grady Hughes (Greg Brezina) and Cecil Thomas (Tommy Nobis) were also there. Meanwhile, Willie's brother Rusty, his cousin Elton (Jerry Sherk) and friend Leon (Clarence Scott) decided to sneak into Gus' picture. Rusty had a phone call by his brother. Larry himself had a test drive after the workers nearly punched him. Meanwhile at the senior living center, Marla and Blaine told the lady where Willie and Rusty's father is, she said he's dead of natural causes two hours ago. ...

Marla was saddened about the passing of Trevor Boys and Melinda Dillon. Melinda first passed away on Jan. 9. Marla remembers Melinda as a soul taker. She played Mother Parker in "The Christmas Story" in 1983, and Naomi Judd's mother in "Love Can Build a Bridge" in 1995. Trevor died on Feb. 2. Trevor first race in 1982 and had a best finish at Richmond with 9th the next year. He stopped racing in 2009 after competing with his son Wheeler. Marla remembers Trevor as a Canadian hearthrobber.

Marla's daughter Natalee paired with Sara Evans, Martina McBride, Reba McEntire, Pam Tillis, Tanya Tucker, Kim Forester and Lorrie Morgan in a new song called "It's Got to Be Brave" written by Natalee and Randon Rodgers. This song is from the soundtrack of "80 for Brady," which was in theaters today, two days after Tom Brady re-retired. Other song was "Gonna Be You" by Dolly Parton, Belinda Carlisle, Cyndi Lauper, Gloria Estefan and Deborah Harry. Lily Tomlin, Sally Field, Jane Fonda and Rita Moreno were in a starring role.