Meet the Walters

J.D. and his girlfriend Ronni Hicks are expecting their first child, a boy named Maize Finnegan to be due on Oct. 1, according to J.D. since yesterday.

In 1945, Erlie played Vernon Dent's wife, who saw the girl Rebel Randall for cheating in "Booby Dupes." She told Vernon that their son is going to prom after buying his suit. She pulls Vernon's left ear to go home. When the alternate ending scene is made, their son, who is played by Johnny, Erlie's son, saw the Stooges in the boat alongside his parents, Johnny told Curly that he had his girlfriend's sister who is Rebel. Vernon punches Moe, and Johnny smack dabs Larry and Curly. Erlie told Vernon to get a divorce.

It was Halloween Day 1987, Micah, Kyle, Drew and Tanya were in church while Crandon had his physical therapy for walking again. Rosalie confirms that her classmate Steve has a birthday, and his friend Terry had 10 years of hard work.

In 1978, Marla named Tara after Johnny Cash's daughter, and Larry said that he liked it. Building new homes piece by piece and Marla did a great job. Marla was babysitting Larry's children and D.D.'s daughters as they went to the Chinese restaurant before the parents came home. A day after Christmas, Larry called Lonnie about Marla's injuries of the car accident, and the next day, Bob Luman died as Johnny Cash called Marla about his daughter Tara.

The eighth episode in 2020 features the Chicago Bears. Grace talks about 50 players. The updated version has been added several times after its airing. 1. Walter Payton (d. 1999) 2. Dick Butkus (d. 2023) 3. Gale Sayers (d. 2020) 4. Mike Singletary 5. Brian Urlacher 6. Mike Ditka 7. Bill George (d. 1982) 8. Sid Luckman (d. 1998) 9. Dan Hampton 10. Doug Atkins (d. 2015) 11. Bronko Nagurski (d. 1990) 12. Bulldog Turner (d. 1998) 13. Stan Jones (d. 2010) 14. Richard Dent 15. Danny Fortmann (d. 1995) 16. Lance Briggs 17. George Connor (d. 2003) 18. Red Grange 19. Jay Hilgenberg 20. Steve McMichael (update: Hall of Fame and d. 2025) 21. Matt Forte 22. Joe Fortunato (d. 2017) 23. Devin Hester 24. Ed Sprinkle (d. 2014) 25. Charles Tillman 26. Gary Fencik 27. Doug Buffone (d. 2015) 28. Bill Hewitt (d. 1947) 29. Rick Casares (d. 2013) 30. Richie Petitbon 31. Joe Stydahar (d. 1977) 32. George Musso (d. 2000) 33. George Trafton (d. 1971) 34. Jimbo Covert 35. George McAfee (d. 2009) 36. Johnny Morr...

This afternoon, the world mourns the loss of Steve McMichael, who died of ALS at age 67. His parents were divorced before he was born, and he took his stepdad's surname. He played for the Patriots, Bears and the Packers, and he also wrestled with Goldberg and Ric Flair. The documentary is not finished yet, according to his wife Misty and Maverine Michael, and decided to release the documentary in late 2025, not early. In addition to Misty, he survived a daughter Macy, now 17.

Whitley, Faron's adopted daughter, will play Darla Hood in the newest film called "The Three Stooges Meets the Little Rascals." Maddox Dean as Alfalfa, Erik Roberts as Spanky, and Porter Jennings as Porky. Easton Rowe will play Wheezer. The shooting is this spring and ends in late spring. Here's the complete list in addition to the five: Christian Snell: Buckwheat Izayah McBride: Farina Grayson Carter: Jackie Cooper Jadon Jordan: Stymie Carson Conway: Woim Chayton Thomas: Butch Bayley Adkins: Dorothy Emmette Sherman: Harry Lennon Rudd: Mary Ann Joycelyn Jackson: Jean Cole Williams: Froggy Rowdy Johnson: Joe Chance Johnson: Chubby

In 1941, Marla's grandmother Erlie played the dance instructor in the deleted scene of the Three Stooges short "In the Sweet Pie and Pie," but the original was replaced by Geneva Mitchell as the stock footage of Hoi Polloi. The alternate ending is the same dance instructor was at her brother's house, and her brother was played by Richard Fiske, who died in WWII. Bud Jamison was Erlie's character husband and a cop in this alternate ending scene. She told the Stooges to leave at her brother's house on the premises. The Stooges had three sets of pies that was smashed into Erlie's face, and she smashed the pie into Bud's face. Her son Lonnie played as the butler's son. She would later appeared with Bud in the next short "Loco Boy Makes Good."

Jocelyn Reeves, Faron's daughter, played Gia-Lynn Messer in the revival of the 1930s film "The Boy Friends" as a TV show. Josh Grady played Alabam Summers, Milynn Green as Dana Jo Graham, Oliver Tingelhoff as Micah Dalrymple, Shylee Smith as Mallory Cash and Maverick Smith as DJ Shannon. The TV show will air on Saturday Sept. 13.

Rosalie was at the salon asking the beautician about a friend who passed away of cancer. Her paternal grandmother had 9 children, the youngest was the friend's dad. Her sister is a single mother of Tanya.

In 1976, after the Cowboys lost in the Super Bowl and Marla's homeschool graduation, Marla heard "Broken Lady" by Larry Gatlin on the radio, she advises Larry for making a deal for building a house. She has a tour coming up for Fridays as Larry and Linda had a date while the babysitter arrived to check on the kids. Later on in 1977, Larry and Marla had a chat with D.D. Lewis, and she buys the Roger Williams record called "Born Free" to him. At the new year's eve party, at Marla's new house since 1976, Larry told Marla about making plans for building houses for so long. She was with the Vikings players when the clock strikes 12. The Cowboys won again against the Broncos for the Super Bowl.

In 1930, Erlie only appeared in this deleted scene in the Boy Friends as Grady Sutton's history teacher from high school Mrs. Travis. Hollywood Kate, played by Lyle Tayo, trips Mrs. Travis' foot. She told her it was the fur jacket where Kate is stolen, and Mrs. Vanderveer, played by Isabelle Keith saw them. Mrs. Vanderveer asked Mickey she may not see him again, and Kate punched her in the face. Harry Bernard, who is also in the deleted scene, is a police officer who heard the fight and went inside. A store detective asked Bernard the truth, and Kate was arrested for robbery and shoplifting, Mrs. Vanderveer for banning the mall, and Mrs. Travis does not have charges. Grady reunites with Mrs. Travis.

Marla's grandmother Erlie Stegall was in the deleted scene of the Three Stooges short called "Back to the Woods" as the governor's wife. The governor was played by Vernon Dent, whom she met in 1919, a month before her boyfriend Dee Lampton died in September. Erlie confirms it was their triplet daughters dancing with the stooges and she told them to go to their room.

Crandon is injured both of his knees, and ended his basketball career, and dropout college. Meanwhile Micah and his friend Billy Dean Smith decided to go to the party, but it ended up with a funeral of B.D.'s friend's mother Midge.

In December 1975, Marla was with the adult diabetes people for a meeting about god. On December 28, Marla cheered for the hail Mary as Roger Staubach, a catholic, throws to Drew Pearson. The next day, Mick Tingelhoff called Marla that Fran Tarkenton's dad Dallas died. Two days later, Marla's parents Lonnie and Margaret were with Larry and Linda and the kids for the new year's eve party outside, and when the clock strikes 12, the new year has made.

Marla's grandmother Erlie Stegall was in the deleted scene of Three Stooges short called "A Pain in the Pullman." She played Hilda Title's mother, and she told Hilda to get out of the drawing room after eating the crabs. She later told the boys to banned this train because of the noise.

Ronnie went to see his friend Burton, and a woman who was pregnant came over to see him, and she needs to go to the hospital, but her phone was disconnected. Micah, Kyle, Drew and Tanya were moody to understand about their dad's trucking career. Crandon is in Austin for a college. Meanwhile, a mother gave birth to a girl named Roni, in which the mom's husband has a brother named Ronnie, who killed in Vietnam.

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 yesterday 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.