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ප්ලේයර් සේවාදායකය
ලෙට්ල් හවුස් ඔන් ද ප්‍රෙරී

ලෙට්ල් හවුස් ඔන් ද ප්‍රෙරී

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නಾಟಕබටහිරපවුල
නිකුත් වීම
1974 සැප් 11
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එක්සත් ජනපදය
නිෂ්පාදන
Worldvision EnterprisesEd Friendly ProductionsNBCNBC Studios
විසකොන්සින්හි විශාල වනවල ස hunting සඳහා දුෂ්කර ස්ථානයක් බවට පත්වූ විට, චාර්ල්ස් ඉංගල්ස් අවාසනාවන්තව තම පවුලක් හරහා යාමට තීරණය කළේය. ඔවුන්ගේ ජීවිතය වොල්නට් ග්‍රෝව්, මිනේසොටා හි ගොවිපෙතිකරණයේ 1870 හා 1880 දශකවලදී සాహස, දු:ආයුෂ, ජයග්‍රහණයෙන් පිරී තිබුණි. ලෝරා ඉංගල්ස් වයිඩර්ගේ පොත් මත පදනම්.

About

Quick guide

Family drama set on a 19th‑century prairie farm.

Little House on the Prairie follows the Ingalls family as they leave the crowded woods of Wisconsin and settle on a homestead in Walnut Grove, Minnesota, during the late 1800s. The show captures the family’s everyday challenges—building a farm, schooling the children, and dealing with illness and loss—while depicting the broader community’s life. Episodes weave personal growth, friendship, and moral lessons into a gentle, period drama. The series blends the warmth of family storytelling with occasional social issues, such as blindness, poverty, and racism, offering viewers a glimpse into pioneer life without excessive violence or sensationalism. Fans of wholesome period pieces will find the series engaging and historically resonant.

What to know

  • 9 seasons, 200 episodes + 5 specials
  • Aired on NBC from 1974‑1983
  • Runtime 48‑49 minutes per episode
  • Main cast: Michael Landon, Karen Grassle, Melissa Gilbert, Melissa Sue Anderson
  • Set in Walnut Grove, Minnesota, 1870s‑1890s
  • Filmed at Big Sky Ranch, Simi Valley, California
  • Addresses social issues such as blindness, poverty, racism

Watch if

If you enjoy heartfelt period dramas that balance family moments with community challenges, and appreciate a gentle pace that explores the human side of pioneer life, Little House on the Prairie offers a comforting, engaging experience.

Skip if

If you prefer fast‑paced action, modern settings, or contemporary romance, this series’ 1970s backdrop and steady, family‑centric storytelling may feel too slow or dated for your tastes.

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Premise
The Ingalls family leaves the dense forests of Wisconsin to establish a homestead in Walnut Grove, Minnesota, during the late 19th century. The series follows their everyday struggles—building a farm, schooling the children, and coping with illness and loss—while depicting the community’s life. Episodes blend personal growth, friendship, and moral lessons into a gentle period drama.
Main Cast
Michael Landon portrays Charles Ingalls, the practical family patriarch. Melissa Gilbert stars as Laura Ingalls Wilder, the inventive daughter. Melissa Sue Anderson plays Mary, who later becomes blind, while Lindsay and Sidney Greenbush portray twins Carrie. Supporting roles include Karen Grassle as Caroline, the devoted mother, and other characters like Nels and Harriet Oleson who add family drama.
Production
Created by Ed Friendly and Blanche Hanalis, the series was produced under NBC’s banner with Michael Landon directing the pilot and serving as a main star. Filming took place at Big Sky Ranch in California, with sound stages at Paramount and MGM studios. The show’s production emphasized authenticity, using period costumes and replicas of pioneer structures.
Episodes
A total of 200 regular episodes span nine seasons, plus five post‑series specials that aired in the mid‑1980s. The first season premiered in 1974 and the final episode aired in 1983. The series is known for its serialized storylines, character development, and occasional social commentary woven into each episode.
Legacy
The show remains a staple of American television nostalgia, influencing later family dramas and inspiring a 2005 miniseries adaptation. It has been praised for encouraging reading of the original books and for its respectful portrayal of pioneer life. The series continues to air in syndication and on streaming platforms, drawing new generations.
Themes
The series tackles mature subjects—blindness, illness, racism, and poverty—within a gentle framework. It emphasizes family loyalty, faith, and moral decision‑making. While avoiding graphic violence, it presents realistic hardships, portraying emotional growth and community support as central pillars of pioneer resilience.

FAQ

42 Q&A
Does Laura Ingalls get married?
Yes, Laura Ingalls gets married to Almanzo Wilder.
What kind of lessons does Mr. Edwards teach the children?
Mr. Edwards teaches the children about life, hard work, and the ways of the frontier.
What does Caroline Ingalls do to help the family?
Caroline Ingalls helps the family by taking care of the home, farming, sewing, and sometimes teaching or working to earn money.
Who is the teacher at the Walnut Grove school?
The teacher at the Walnut Grove school is Miss Beadle, and later Miss Wilder, and others throughout the series.
What is the fate of Nellie Oleson?
Nellie Oleson eventually marries Percival Dalton and moves away, seeking a new life.
What is the name of the Ingalls' father?
The name of the Ingalls' father is Charles Ingalls.
How does the Ingalls family leave Walnut Grove?
The Ingalls family leaves Walnut Grove after a series of hardships and financial troubles, seeking new opportunities.
What is the name of the Ingalls' mother?
The name of the Ingalls' mother is Caroline Quiner Ingalls.
Who is Laura Ingalls' best friend?
Laura Ingalls' best friend is a girl named Mary Kendall for a time, and later she forms close friendships with others.
What happens to Mary Ingalls?
Mary Ingalls loses her sight after an illness and attends a school for the blind.
What happens at the end of the series?
At the end of the series, the Ingalls family faces challenges but remains together, showing resilience and hope for the future.
What is the name of the town where the Ingalls family settled?
The name of the town where the Ingalls family first settled is Walnut Grove.
Does Almanzo Wilder appear in the last part?
Yes, Almanzo Wilder appears in the later seasons and becomes Laura Ingalls' husband.
What happens to the schoolhouse?
The schoolhouse in Walnut Grove is sometimes damaged or threatened by natural events or town conflicts, but it is usually rebuilt or repaired.
What is the final episode about?
The final episode focuses on the Ingalls family facing the potential loss of their home and community due to financial difficulties and town unrest.
What is the name of the Ingalls' youngest sister?
The name of the Ingalls' youngest sister is Grace.
Who gets married in the last part of the show?
Laura Ingalls marries Almanzo Wilder in the last part of the show.
What is the name of the Ingalls' horse?
The Ingalls family has several horses throughout the series; a notable one is named Bunny.
How did Charles Ingalls make money?
Charles Ingalls made money through various jobs like farming, carpentry, logging, and working as a store owner or postmaster.
What kind of challenges did the Ingalls family face living on the prairie?
The Ingalls family faced many challenges, including harsh weather, crop failures, illness, financial struggles, and isolation.
What is Nellie Oleson like?
Nellie Oleson is often portrayed as spoiled, vain, and sometimes mean, frequently clashing with Laura.
What is the name of the Oleson's general store?
The name of the Oleson's general store is Oleson's Mercantile.
What is the name of the Ingalls family's first home on the prairie?
The Ingalls family's first home on the prairie was a small, one-room cabin they built themselves.
Who are the main characters in Little House on the Prairie?
The main characters are Charles Ingalls, Caroline Ingalls, Mary Ingalls, Laura Ingalls, Carrie Ingalls, and Grace Ingalls.
What is the name of the church in Walnut Grove?
The name of the church in Walnut Grove is often referred to as the Little House Church or simply the church.
Who played Caroline Ingalls?
Caroline Ingalls was played by Karen Grassle.
How many seasons did Little House on the Prairie have?
Little House on the Prairie had nine seasons.
What inspired the books the show is based on?
The show is based on the "Little House" books by Laura Ingalls Wilder, which recount her childhood and adulthood experiences in the American Midwest.
Who played Laura Ingalls?
Laura Ingalls was played by Melissa Gilbert.
What is the relationship between Laura and Almanzo?
Laura and Almanzo were married.
Who played Nels Oleson?
Nels Oleson was played by Richard Bull.
When did the show first air?
The show's pilot aired on March 30, 1974, and the series premiered on September 11, 1974.
Who played Reverend Alden?
Reverend Alden was played by Dabbs Greer.
Who played Mary Ingalls?
Mary Ingalls was played by Melissa Sue Anderson.
Who played Nellie Oleson?
Nellie Oleson was played by Alison Arngrim.
Who played Almanzo Wilder?
Almanzo Wilder was played by Dean Butler.
Were there any spin-off series?
Father Murphy was a quasi-spin-off series.
Who played Mr. Edwards?
Mr. Edwards was played by Victor French.
Who played Harriet Oleson?
Harriet Oleson was played by Katherine MacGregor.
Who played Charles Ingalls?
Charles Ingalls was played by Michael Landon.
Was the show based on real people?
The show was loosely based on the real-life experiences of Laura Ingalls Wilder and her family.
How did the show end for the Ingalls family?
After season 8, Michael Landon left the show, and it was retitled "Little House: A New Beginning." The focus shifted to Laura and Almanzo, with Charles selling the farm and moving to Burr Oak, Iowa.

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Laura Ingalls
Dean Butler
Dean Butler
Almanzo James Wilder
Katherine MacGregor
Katherine MacGregor
Harriet Oleson
Richard Bull
Richard Bull
Nels Oleson
Jonathan Gilbert
Willie Oleson
Allison Balson
Allison Balson
Nancy Oleson
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David Friedman
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Shannen Doherty
Jenny Wilder
Pamela Roylance
Pamela Roylance
Sarah Reed Carter
Victor French
Victor French
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