LOve this show to death never watched it as a kid but hey just got into it 3 years ago & I love it watch it all the time with my grandma & grandpa at there house I am a huge fan of the 19th century
& the old west & i love history.

I still watch this every morning I love it. I actually drove thru sleepy eye minnesota last year there were sign all over for the laura ingalls wilder house and museum.

I love this!!I watch it on the hallmark channel

My favorite episodes are The Bully Boys,Plaque,The ones where Laura gets the last laugh on Nellie. I would like more Little House books like the Caroline Years,Rose,Yada,Yada,yada.

I used to watch this when ws really little i loved thew show and still do to this day

I love Little Hose on the Prarie. I own every season and every book. That show still plays to this day and even though I have seen every episode I still watch it.

it's still on tv here .. i don't really like it though

This is one show that you will never find the like of now. TV has lost the quality and pure story telling found in this show.

I grew up with Little House and love it to this day. The characters were actual people not the over dramatic, valueless, self seeking morons you find on TV today.

I hope to enjoy many evenings watching it with my kids as they grow up.

I loved the first three or four seasons but it became tired after that. The first two seasons are as good as any shows on television.

The show has been brought back. You can watch it on the Hallmark Channel.

I read all the books by Laura Ingalls Wilder and loved them. When the show came out and my hero Laura was played by Melissa Gilbert I was upset by the casting. She just wasn't the Laura that I had envisioned from the book details. She was a bratty little kid that I just couldn't stand.

i love it. love it. love it!!!! don't care if it makes me lame... always gonna love it.

I admit, I like this show. Why is it that it is so hard to admit to that? It really was a good show with good moral values being taught.

The earlier episodes were the best, but I like a (very) few of the later ones as well. One of my favorite later episodes was perhaps the saddest; the time they all blew up the town. The end of an era. Almost made me well-up . . . almost.

OH YEAH I STILL WATCH RE-RUNS ON TV LAND!
I REMEMBER DURING SUMMER VACATION I USED TO WAKE UP HEARING THAT THEME SONG, MY MOM WOULD BE WATCHING IT IN THE NEXT ROOM.

this is when we need more shows like little house,good moral values need to be carried to the next generation.

The old ones are the best. They only time it stopped being good is when they started to grow up. Nancy was a psysho!

I saw an old episode of "Little House on the Prarie" and I could swear that I saw an old cowboy movie star named Don "Red" Barry. Somebody please tell me I am right. I stood next to him at a USO show in Korea in 1952 and we talked for several minutes before he went on stage. I would love to know if that was who I was watching on TV today. Thanks. Shark 6

AAARGH! (i'm sorry...I shouldn't have come down here...)

The little girl was Nellie, then once she grew up, the Olesons adopted Nancy, who was even worse, which I thought was impossible. I recently discovered this show, after years of having heard about it, and it is one of the staples of good, quality television. Funny how two kids who would go on to play brats in later years (Shannen Doherty and Jason Bateman) got their start in wholesome roles on this show. I absolutely love this show, and I think it's one of those programs that will stay in reruns forever. The Christmas episodes were some of the best in this series. All in all, a fantastic series.

it was pretty dumb in the later seasons, it was better in the earlier episodes when they sorta kinda tried to keep it based on the book series, or at least set in the time period

I like this show. I didn't watch it originally, but I did watch reruns of it in the 90s when I was in middle school with my mother and grandmother, who always liked it. Because of the show, I read the entire Little House series, starting from the beginning. Too bad I don't remember much of what I read, and can't remember what stuff happened in the book and what happened in eps of the show. I still watch it every once in a while now.

You may also remember that Victor French worked alongside Michael Landon again in the '80s show Highway to Heaven.

Merlin Olsen later starred in the spinoff Father Murphy.

Melissa Gilbert is now Bruce Boxleitner's wife and appeared in the Babylon 5 series in the late '90s.

This show was also a staple at my house. It's too bad that the other 'Little House' books haven't had a TV or film adaptation as they are very well-written, but this show is definitely a classic.

they still show this show!i never really liked it much..

Well, I grew up with the series (thanks to mom) and I admitt that I really do like this show. Growing up, I always wanted to be like Charles Ingles, a good, positive, Christian father of a family. I think a about made it, but i'm not a father, yet. :p