This article has been translated to Spanish. You can view it by clicking here. For all you "Little House on the Prairie" fans out there, you'll be happy to know that the hit show is returning to TV! Kidding aside, this post is a review of every season of the OG Little House series. Plus, we'll take a look at some other shows that explore what life was like for families in pioneer America.
As technology continues to advance and our society becomes more and more modernized, it's important not to forget about our roots and where we came from. I'm not going to get too philosophical here because I realize not everyone can survive in a time period where families have no running water, electricity, or refrigerators. Still, it's interesting to see what life was like for our ancestors and learn how they dealt with the daily struggles that come with being a pioneer. So let's take a look at one of the most popular pioneer shows out there called Little House on the Prairie. Some of you may be wondering why I'm reviewing a TV show when this blog is about movies and different films in general. Well, this classic series was filmed in a cinematic-type setting making it seem more like a documentary rather than a scripted show. That's why I chose to review it. Please keep in mind that while these episodes were filmed back in the 1940s and 1950s, they're still pretty interesting and intriguing. When I first saw the show, which was about a family of pioneers called the Ingalls, I was intrigued by their lifestyle. Did they have electricity? What did they eat? How did they get around? These were all questions I had to ask myself when watching this show. Still, with most great series there is always some issue or controversy surrounding it. So let's take a look at what you can expect when watching Little House on the Prairie with me... Little House on the Prairie: What You Need to Know Before Watching the Show For those of you who are new to Little House on the Prairie, you should know that this TV show was based off of Laura Ingalls Wilder's novel called Little House in the Big Woods. It was first published in 1932. It was then turned into a series of books before it made its way onto screens during the 1950s. Each episode had an average runtime time of 45 minutes. The show's main characters include Almanzo (Charles Napier), Laura (Katherine MacGregor), Mary (Aline MacMahon), Carrie (Rae McDermott), and Nellie (Nancy Stockwell). Each episode is about 15 minutes long and depicts the Ingalls family as they embark on a new adventure in life. In each episode, you'll get a glimpse into life as a pioneer. You'll see how hard life was for those who had to settle the land from scratch and build their house from trees they cut down. The show shows how pioneers have to hunt for food in order to survive, the danger that lurks in the wild, and just how much work goes into doing everything before modern conveniences came along. The drama includes Nellie Oleson (Melissa Gilbert), who is known for being an antagonist of the story.
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