Synopsis

There’s a new school teacher in Walnut Grove, and she is bringing along her brother Almanzo Wilder… who catches the attention of Laura. The Ingalls are in the process of adopting little Albert, but his biological father seem to give some opposition to it. Nels Oleson is reunited with his sister. A faith healer comes in town and convinces the people of Walnut Grove to believe in him, which lead to some tragic results. After the death of his wife, Caroline’s father discovers a hidden talent as a storyteller. Criminals take Laura and Mary hostages are are set free by Charles, who disarms the kidnappers. Little Albert and his friend set Mary’s blind school on fire, by accident – How will Charles answer to Almanzo when he asks for the hand of his daughter in marriage. If you wish to see more exciting adventures from the entire sixth season, purchase the Special Collector’s Edition season 6 now!

Additional details

Average customer review

Number of discs : 6

Number of episodes : 23

Run time : 1140 minutes (19 hours)

Language : English

DVD release date : October 26, 2004

Comment

A great series, but some flaws with the DVD

This is not for no reason that Little House on the Prairie was nominated 17 times at the Emmy Awards and 3 times at the Golden Globes. No, the tv show itself is simply a milestone in regards to family entertainment. The wonderful series ran between 1974 and 1983. The sixth season is a great season, just as entertaining as the previous seasons.

Overall, you will love the sixth season of LHOTP, which ran from 1979 to 1980. This season’s most memorable event is Laura falling in love with Almanzo, who doesn’t know she even exists, which give it extra spice! It is also interesting to note the episode of Annabelle, where they deal with a delicate issue : loving someone who is overweight for what they are inside and not outside.

However, because of some flaws from the DVD, while the show itself deserve a 5 stars, Little house on the Prairie season 6  the DVD is certainly no 5 stars. Some major flaws from the DVD include mainly unwanted cuts. While they are small, they are noticeable for any fan of the series. Fan around the world criticize it, they want the unedited version, the aired version, not the edited version for DVD.

Despite those few annoyances, Little House on the Prairie season 6 is a great season to own and to share with your family.

Episodes

The sixth season of Little House on the Prairie box set contains 23 episodes spread onto 6 discs. Season 6 episodes aired between September 1979 and the middle of May 1980. You will find below the list of the sixth season episodes.

1. Back to school – Part 1 (Original Air Date : September 17, 1979)
2. Back to school – Part 2 (Original Air Date : September 24, 1979)
3. The family tree (Original Air Date : October 1, 1979)
4. The third miracle (Original Air Date : October 8, 1979)
5. Annabelle (Original Air Date : October 15, 1979)
6. The preacher takes a wife (Original Air Date : October 22, 1979)
7. The Halloween dream (Original Air Date : October 29, 1979)
8. The return of Mr. Edwards (Original Air Date :November 5, 1979)
9. The king is dead (Original Air Date : November 12, 1979)
10. The faith healer (Original Air Date : November 19, 1979)
11. Authors, Author (Original Air Date : November 26, 1979)
12. Crossed connections (Original Air Date : December 10, 1979)
13. The angry heart (Original Air Date : December 17, 1979)
14. The warewolf of Walnut Grove ((Original Air Date : January 7, 1980)
15. Whatever happened to the class of 56? (Original Air Date : January 14, 1980)
16. Darkness is my friend (Original Air Date : January 21, 1980)
17. Silent promises (Original Air Date : January 28, 1980)
18. May we make them proud (Original Air Date : February 4, 1980)
19. Wilder and wilder (Original Air Date : February 11, 1980)
20. Second spring (Original Air Date : February 18, 1980)
21. Sweet sixteen (Original Air Date : February 25, 1980)
22. He loves me, he loves me not – Part 1 (Original Air Date : May 5, 1980)
23. He loves me, he loves me not – Part 2 (Original Air Date : May 12, 1980)

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Synopsis

As the children are getting older, more mature topics are addressed. John and Mary fall deeply in love. However John has to decide whether he will choose between his love or his career… Laura exhibit lots of courage when she race against time to save her dad seriously injured during a hunting trip. As she wanders off  chasing a butterfly, Carrie falls into a mine shaft and only just avoid tragedy as she is rescued by a broken-down drunk who is trying to forget his past. In Injun Kid, the topics of prejudice, racism and hatred are addressed. In another episode, a young black kid offer to work for the Ingalls in exchange for some education… but his wisdom will teach the Ingalls important lessons – The growing rainy season in Walnut Grove destroy the Ingalls hope to harvest any crops and Charles along with the Edwards decides to take his family to seek their fortune in the gold mines with disturbing results… – And this is just some of the exciting adventures you will find in the 22 episodes of Little House on the Prairie Season 3. To learn more, don’t miss out on the Special Collector’s Edition season 3!

Additional details

Rating 

Number of discs : 6

Number of episodes : 22

Run time : 1080 minutes (18 hours)

Language : English

DVD release date : November 4, 2003

Comment

Little House on the Prairie season 3 ran from September 27 1976 to April 4 1977. The third season is far more deep than the first two and the stories address much more mature topics. This is due to the fact that media relentlessly critiqued the shows as being too way “sugary” and “sweet”. In response to those critics, show star and executive producer Michael Landon decided to bring the show up a notch by giving more depth to the scenario and the content.

More challenging material is brought to the stories, and throughout the third season, topics such as peer pressure, sibling rivalry, near-death illness, suicide, violence, racism, hatred are addressed. In spite of this, no matter how deplorable and tragic life in Walnut Grove is, the show give a poignant message about the importance of family, friendship and faith.

The third season is filled with 1080 minutes of fabulous tales and stories that portray the misfortunes, the valiance, the care for each other and loyalty, human spirit, and a few more trivial scenes from the Ingalls family and Walnut Grove residents.

Unlike season 1 and 2, season 2 has some minor downsides. First, you may notice, if you are an eager fan of Little House, that there are a few missing scenes, that transitions between scenes with commercials are sometimes not smooth and that two episodes are out of order. However, you will be happy with the quality of the image as the show was very well restored. Overall, the third season of Little House is a wonderful piece of history to own and to show your children. And after season 3, you will not wait much longer before you order season 4!

Episodes

The third season of Little House on the Prairie box set contains 22 episodes spread onto 6 discs. Season 3 episodes aired between September 1976 and April 1977. You will find below the list of the third season episodes.

* The Collection (original air date: September 27, 1976)
* Bunny (original air date: October 4, 1976)
* The Race (original air date: October 11, 1976)
* Little Girl Lost (Original Air Date: 18 October, 1976)
* The Monster of Walnut Grove (original air date: November 1, 1976)
* Journey in the Spring [part I] (original air date: November 15, 1976)
* Journey in the Spring [part II] (original air date: November 22, 1976)
* Fred (original air date: November 29, 1976)
* The Bully Boys (Original Air Date: December 6, 1976)
* The Hunters [90 minutes] (Original Air Date: December 20, 1976)
* Blizzard (Original Air Date: January 3, 1977)
* I’ll Ride the Wind (original air date: January 10, 1977)
* Quarantine (Original Air Date: January 17, 1977)
* Little Women (Original Air Date: January 24, 1977)
* Injun Kid (Original Air Date: January 31, 1977)
* To Live With Fear [part I] (Original Air Date: February 14, 1977)
* To Live With Fear [part II] (Original Air Date: February 21, 1977)
* The Wisdom of Solomon (Original Air Date: March 7, 1977)
* The Music Box (Original Air Date: March 14, 1977)
* The Election (Original Air Date: March 21, 1977)
* Gold Country [2 hours] (original air date: April 4, 1977)

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The book

Published in 1935, Little House on the Prairie is a children’s book, the first of the Little House series written by Laura Ingalls Wilder. The Little House series is not an autobiography, but a series of novels based on Laura’s memories of her childhood in the United States prairies during the late 19th century.

Screen adaptation

During the 70’s, the popular children’s book was adapted to the TV. The Little House series-based show was aired on NBC between 1974 to 1983. Although the teleseries is a rather loose show of the books, it contains the major elements of Laura Ingalls’ books and borrows many of the storylines. For nearly a decade, the TV series Little House on the Prairie won the heart of millions of viewers and was one of the few successful low-running family shows. Nearly 30 years the very first launch of the show, in 2003, Little House on the Prairie was successfully transfered to DVD. Little House on the Prairie DVD is now the number one seller in televised dramas on DVD.

The Story

The TV series follow the lives of the Ingalls family, which consist in Charles the father (played by Michael Layton), Caroline the mother (Karen Grassle), Laura the main character (played by Melissa Gilbert), Carrie, Mary and then Grace and later during the show, three adopted children Albert, James and Cassandra. The Ingalls are a simple farming family who decided to settle near the town of Walnut Grove, on the banks of Plum Creek during the late 1800s.

Review by Julia Barns – The best and most touching family show ever made

I simply love this series, just like millions of other people. And the reasons are clear and simple : first, every episode provide some the story lines that provide useful and sensible lessons about life in life, and second,  we simply love the show for the remarkable  interpretations and work by the cast (both the main cast and the guests).

This brilliant show bring us to a wide range of emotions and is probably one of the most entertaining show in its category (family shows). If you watch Little House on the Prairie DVD, you will laugh, cry, become thoughtful and even be taken by surprise on some of the episodes. You will be touched by the closeness of the family, the dear moments between Charles Ingalls (beautifully played by writer Michael Landon) and Caroline Ingalls, the sweet love between Laura and her love interest(s).

Little House on the Prairie DVD is a box set you should own and which you can share with every generation in your family. – Julia Barn for Little House on the Prairie DVD.

Synopsis

In Little House on the Prairie season 2, Charles Ingalls is under tremendous stress, his family, the Ingalls family, is poorer than ever because of all the debts they have contracted over the years. In order to feed his family and keep his house, Charles Ingalls needs take on several jobs in order to pay off some of the debts the family has accumulated. Laura meets a new friend, and will become his angel as she help him get over his grief.  Meanwhile, a dying widow make Charles promise her that he will look over her three children. In Walnut Grove, the very first bank of the town opens. Mary, the oldest daughter, remarkably intelligent, becomes the pride of the town… Drug abuse is covered in the ‘Soldiers Return’. To find out more adventures, don’t miss the fabulous season number 2 of the Collector’s Edition of Little House on the Prairie DVD!

Special Features:

1) Interactive Full Motion Menu

2) Character profiles

3) The Ingalls Photo Album

4) The “Little House” Episode Quiz (Season 2)

Comment

By season 2, the personalities of the characters are well-established and after watching the full first season, the viewers feel like part of the Ingalls family. As you watch the show, it is interesting to see the characters grow. But the biggest joy is probably to see their bonds and relationships becoming stronger. It is obvious that the cast has created a great relationship which makes the shows even better. Little House on the Prairie season 2 is a great dvd set that, just like in the first season, are perfect to share with the new generation as the stories are timeless. A great dvd box set for hours of viewing pleasure and, this, without the commercials!

Little House on the Prairie season 2 totals 18 hours back to back and ran from 1975 to 1976. There are 21 episodes in total on 6 DVDs. The storyline goes from witty to heart racking but all of the episodes will definitely move you. For example, in the first episode of season 2, ‘The Richest Man in Walnut Grove’, is a great episode full of great social statements (money does not buy happiness, you should be respectful of all workers regardless of their job, teamwork is important) and contains one of the most romantic scene of the series, when Charles reassure his wife that “the only thing that he ever regretted about marrying her was that he would never again have the pleasure of asking her to be his wife” and ends it with a passionate kiss…

Season 1 and Season 2 have some of the greatest episodes and scenes of the whole series, and there is no doubt about it, Michael Landon gave attention to every little detail to make the show a real masterpiece, something that writers and producers from nowadays need to learn from.

Whether you were a big fan or are new to Little House on the Prairie DVD, you will love season 2 and make sure to keep a box of tissues close by… you may need to use it more than once!

The DVDs are great. Obviously, there is only so much you can do about the image, since the series was made in the 70’s and they were far from the high definition we are used to today. However, they at improving the quality of the picture by simply doing some color correction, and the stereo sound transfer to DVD was done perfectly! You will also love the special features that comes with the season 2 box set, which include a photo gallery of the characters, cast bios and a fun quiz! If you are thinking about offering a box set of Little House as a present, this is positively a great present as the fold out box opens nicely and the set comes with a nice brochure that lists all the episodes, what disc they are on and a brief summary of each story. Little House on the Prairie Season 2 is, no doubt, a real treasure you should own and a great present that comes at a very reasonable price for the holidays!

Episodes

This is a list of the episodes found on the season 2 box set of Little House. Those episodes aired from September 10, 1975 to March 31, 1976. The Little House on the Prairie Season 2 box set contains 6 discs with 22 episodes.

* The Richest Man in Walnut Grove (original air date: September 10, 1975)
* Four Eyes (original air date: September 17, 1975)
* Haunted House (original air date: September 24, 1975)
* In the Big Inning (original air date: October 1, 1975)
* The Campout (original air date: October 8, 1975)
* The Spring Dance (original air date: October 29, 1975)
* Remember Me, Parts 1 & 2 (original air date: November 5-12, 1975)
* Ebenezer Sprague (original air date: November 19, 1975)
* At the End of the Rainbow (original air date: December 10, 1975)
* The Gift (original air date: December 17, 1975)
* His Father’s Son (original air date: January 7, 1976)
* The Talking Machine (original air date: January 14, 1976)
* The Pride of Walnut Grove (original air date: January 28, 1976)
* A Matter of Faith (original air date: February 4, 1976)
* The Runaway Caboose (original air date: February 11, 1976)
* Troublemaker (original air date: February 25, 1976)
* The Long Road Home (original air date: March 3, 1976)
* For My Lady (original air date: March 10, 1976)
* Centennial (original air date: March 17, 1976)
* Soldier’s Return (original air date: March 24, 1976)
* Going Home (original air date: March 31, 1976)

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