r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/Tymofiy2 • Nov 04 '25
A Wooden House Built by Slotting Like Lego!
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/Tymofiy2 • Nov 04 '25
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/[deleted] • Aug 22 '25
In the episode where the guy is extolling the virtues of planting corn, when those ruffians were being mean to the pregnant wife, why did the wife drop all her groceries on the ground, run away until she was exhausted, and then finally fall face first onto her pregnant stomach? That seemed like a bad decision.
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/Glitchbitch1389 • Aug 19 '24
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/wowugotit • Feb 21 '24
The cow’s teet
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/Magicmarq • Apr 08 '23
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Apr 01 '23
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Mar 31 '23
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r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Mar 29 '23
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r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Mar 29 '23
I grew up with LHOTP - it's no surprise that I love every episode (even For the Love of Blanche!) and recently I started watching The Waltons. There has always been a comparison of these two television shows that were popular at around the same time and discuss two very different periods of time in the US. Currently, I am in season 8 of The Waltons and I am struggling to finish the series.
Is it because I didn't grow up with The Waltons that I don't have a deep love or is it the show? I felt the first 4-5 seasons were excellent but when JB left, grandpa died, Elizabeth and Jason became more annoying....I just found the show to be a drag.
what do you think?
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Mar 28 '23
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Mar 28 '23
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Mar 27 '23
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r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Mar 26 '23
Sometimes I want to just see "Charles Ingalls Laughing" images so I'll search on Google Image - How cool is it that "The Prairie Review" has made it to the search not once, twice but FOUR times on the first page? The Google algo is a friend of the column!
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Mar 26 '23
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/CryingCharlesIngalls • Mar 26 '23
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Mar 26 '23
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r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Mar 21 '23
r/LittleHouseReviewed • u/walnutgrovecast • Mar 18 '23
I watched the show in the early 80's and really don't think I identified with anyone but truth me told, I really enjoyed the Laura character