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DVD
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 1
Studio: Trimark (Lions Gate)
UPC: 069 458 110 235
$ 24.95
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 1
Studio: Trimark (Lions Gate)
UPC: 069 458 110 235
$ 24.95
Color
Based on the beloved books by Laura Ingalls Wilder, Little House on the Prairie was one of those unabashed, old-fashioned family series that apathetic critics often
take for granted but that earn the undying love of viewers. After leaving the Ponderosa, Michael Landon, as Charles Ingalls, found a welcome home for ten seasons
on the banks of Plum Creek in Walnut Grove with his steadfast wife, Caroline (Karen Grassle), and daughters Laura (Melissa Gilbert), Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson),
and Carrie (Lindsay and Sidney Greenbush). Frontier life here is idyllic, but not without hardships. Each episode in this inaugural season extols the virtues of hard
work, perseverance, community, and, above all, faith. In the premiere episode, "A Harvest of Friends," the residents of Walnut Grove pitch in to help an injured
Charles fulfill an obligation and keep his new home. The second episode, "Country Girls," introduces the good-hearted general store owner Mr. Oleson (Richard
Bull), his shrewish wife (Scottie MacGregor), and their stuck-up daughter, Nellie (Alison Arngrim, who was recently honored with a Young Artist Lifetime Achievement
Award). Other benchmark episodes include: "Mr. Edwards' Homecoming," in which Victor French, reprising his role from the Little House premiere movie (also
available on DVD), joins the cast as frontiersman Isaiah Edwards; the powerful two-part episode, "The Lord Is My Shepherd," in which a guilt-stricken Laura runs
away from home following the death of the infant brother she initially resented; and the heartwarming "Christmas at Plum Creek," which echoes O. Henry's story "The
Gift of the Magi." Parents disheartened by the often crass programming that TV offers as family entertainment these days will welcome the return to Walnut Creek.
For nostalgic viewers who grew up with the Ingallses and wish to introduce them to a new generation, this six-disc set will offer many quality family hours to come.
Based on the beloved books by Laura Ingalls Wilder, Little House on the Prairie was one of those unabashed, old-fashioned family series that apathetic critics often
take for granted but that earn the undying love of viewers. After leaving the Ponderosa, Michael Landon, as Charles Ingalls, found a welcome home for ten seasons
on the banks of Plum Creek in Walnut Grove with his steadfast wife, Caroline (Karen Grassle), and daughters Laura (Melissa Gilbert), Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson),
and Carrie (Lindsay and Sidney Greenbush). Frontier life here is idyllic, but not without hardships. Each episode in this inaugural season extols the virtues of hard
work, perseverance, community, and, above all, faith. In the premiere episode, "A Harvest of Friends," the residents of Walnut Grove pitch in to help an injured
Charles fulfill an obligation and keep his new home. The second episode, "Country Girls," introduces the good-hearted general store owner Mr. Oleson (Richard
Bull), his shrewish wife (Scottie MacGregor), and their stuck-up daughter, Nellie (Alison Arngrim, who was recently honored with a Young Artist Lifetime Achievement
Award). Other benchmark episodes include: "Mr. Edwards' Homecoming," in which Victor French, reprising his role from the Little House premiere movie (also
available on DVD), joins the cast as frontiersman Isaiah Edwards; the powerful two-part episode, "The Lord Is My Shepherd," in which a guilt-stricken Laura runs
away from home following the death of the infant brother she initially resented; and the heartwarming "Christmas at Plum Creek," which echoes O. Henry's story "The
Gift of the Magi." Parents disheartened by the often crass programming that TV offers as family entertainment these days will welcome the return to Walnut Creek.
For nostalgic viewers who grew up with the Ingallses and wish to introduce them to a new generation, this six-disc set will offer many quality family hours to come.
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DVD
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 2
UPC: 069 458 110 938
$ 24.95
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 2
UPC: 069 458 110 938
$ 24.95
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DVD
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 3
UPC: 069 458 120 432
$ 24.95
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 3
UPC: 069 458 120 432
$ 24.95
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DVD
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 4
UPC: 069 458 120 531
$ 24.95
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 4
UPC: 069 458 120 531
$ 24.95
DVD
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 5
UPC: 069 458 121 033
$ 24.95
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 5
UPC: 069 458 121 033
$ 24.95
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DVD
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 6
UPC: 069 458 121 132
$ 24.95
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 6
UPC: 069 458 121 132
$ 24.95
DVD
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 7
UPC: 069 458 121 637
$ 24.95
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 7
UPC: 069 458 121 637
$ 24.95
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DVD
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 8
UPC: 069 458 121 736
$ 24.95
Little House
on the Prairie
Complete Season 8
UPC: 069 458 121 736
$ 24.95
DVD
Little House
On The Prairie
Complete Season 9
UPC: 069 458 122 238
$ 24.95
Little House
On The Prairie
Complete Season 9
UPC: 069 458 122 238
$ 24.95