Sunday night marked the premiere of the first-ever made-for-TV movie for The CW network. With over 957,000 viewers Sunday, The Waltons’ Homecoming is the most viewed night for the network of the current season.
Faith was a focus of the story and producer Sam Haskell shared previously that it was important.
“In my initial conversations with Mark Pedowitz, the chairman of the CW, I told him that there was going to be a faith element in this and he embraced it completely,” Haskell said. “And he feels as I do that putting faith and family and hope and joy front and center, it’s something this world needs right now. And I believe that The Waltons’ Homecoming is going to bring that to families. He and I both know that families watching something together is very rare these days. And this is the kind of program that can bring an entire family together.”
If you missed The Waltons Homecoming or just want to watch it again? You can stream it on The CW App.
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