SYNOPSIS:

Poor as a church mouse and with nobody to help them, the Ingalls family hope for a better life in Minnesota. There, the Ingalls fight to build a new house, a new home. Because Charles convinces him to settle in Walnut Grove, Mr. Edwards, their old neighbor, is brought together again with the family. Caroline gives birth to a boy… unfortunately the newborn baby dies soon later… Because of a serious illness that seem to be affecting the entire town, Walnut Grove is put under quarantine. A blizzard is about to take away the entire family when, an Indian friend, save their lives. Find more exciting adventures in the season 1 of the Collector’s Edition!

FEATURES:

The season 1 of Little House on the Prairie includes many great features, such as

1) A fully interactive motion menu

2) A profile of all the characters, a quick reminder since it’s been so long and because everybody has their favorite characters

3) A photo album of the Ingalls

4) A fun quiz of  Season 1, for you and your family to enjoy

COMMENT:

While the whole ‘Little House on the Prairie’ is a remarkable series, the complete first season may be the best, because not only of the great quality of the story and episodes, but also because of the great acting, the amazing scenery and the great messages the author tries to tell us.

The star of the series is, with no doubt Michael Landon. Michael Landon plays Charles Ingalls, but is also the writer and executive producer of this excellent drama series. He not only set the bar for excellence for other series, and very few, have even come close to being as brilliant.

The Little House on the Prairie season 1 is a gem that needs to be own by anyone who, liked me, enjoyed the series. You will also notice some clips that were edited from the original version showed on TV. Those clips are not very long, but it is always interesting to see “new parts”, which is a real treat for us fans!

I have seen every single episode of this series (thanks to TBS, because the first-run series was years before I was born) and I noticed that some of the episodes included clips that were not on the syndicated version. These are very short, but noticeable if you are a longtime watcher and fan like myself.

My favorites episodes from season number 1 include Christmas at Plum Creek and A Haverst of Friends.

‘Little House’ is such a wonderful show, a classic for all families and people from all generations need to watch it at least once. The box sets also make presents, if you know someone who loved the series, do not hesitate and get them the Season 1 (or all the seasons!). And if you are looking to some Christmas entertainment for the kids, a hint: my  9 years old niece fell in love with the series…

Finally, if you have never seen the show before, I highly recommend you to start with the intro movie (sold separately) and the first season box set, as there are over 20 episodes to watch in the first season only… Happy watching!

Episodes

* A Harvest of Friends (original air date: September 11, 1974)
* Country Girls (original air date: September 18, 1974)
* The 100-Mile Walk (original air date: September 25, 1974)
* Mr. Edwards’ Homecoming (original air date: October 2, 1974)
* The Love of Johnny Johnson (original air date: October 9, 1974)
* If I Should Wake Before I Die (original air date: October 23, 1974)
* Town Party, Country Party (original air date: October 30, 1974)
* Ma’s Holiday (original air date: November 6, 1974)
* School Mom (original air date: November 13, 1974)
* The Raccoon (original air date: November 20, 1974)
* The Voice of Tinker Jones (original air date: December 4, 1974)
* The Award (original air date: December 11, 1974)
* The Lord Is My Shepherd, Part 1 (original air date: December 18, 1974)
* The Lord Is My Shepherd, Conclusion (original air date: December 18, 1974)
* Christmas at Plum Creek (original air date: December 25, 1974)
* Doctor’s Lady (original air date: January 15, 1975)
* Family Quarrel (original air date: January 22, 1975)
* The Circus Man (original air date: January 29, 1975)
* Plague (original air date: February 5, 1975)
* Child of Pain (original air date: February 12, 1975)
* Money Crop (original air date: February 12, 1975)
* Survival (original air date: February 26, 1975)
* To See the World (original air date: March 5, 1975)
* Founder’s Day (original air date: May 7, 1975)

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