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| Best known for its life-affirming lessons and heartwarming adventures, Little House on the Prairie made its TV debut in 1974 and significantly altered the landscape of television. Loyal fans will relive those exciting and touching adventures, while new viewers will discover the Ingalls' unconquerable courage to build a new way of life. The series, nominated for 17 Emmy Awards and 3 Golden Globes, has become a TV milestone. The Complete Seventh Season - 1980-1981. The season starts with Laura and Almanzo's much-anticipated wedding. The Garveys move to Sleepy Eye to run a business. Laura suspects Almanzo of having an affair with her friend. Almanzo and Mr. Ingalls expand their business to Sleepy Eye. Adam's sight returns. He and Mary move back to Walnut Grove and set up a law practice. Mrs. Ingalls leads the women in favor of a referendum concerning fair property rights for married women. Mr. Percival and Mrs. Oleson disagree very strongly on the subject of their grandchild's upbringing. Mrs. Oleson takes over as teacher after Laura quits. Albert falls in love with Sylvia and faces many difficult challenges. Cassandra and James become orphans after their parents are killed in an accident. Charles considers making them part of his family. These and many other exciting adventures from the entire seventh season are presented in this special Collector's Edition! This six disc collection includes all 22 episodes from Season 7 of Little House on the Prairie! |
"...one of the most popular shows in television history...an American favorite... Britt Gillette, The DVD Report
"...fresh, poignant, and heartwarming...some of the best family entertainment television has offered. Christopher W. Czajka, TVDVDReviews.com
"...supremely entertaining if you can overlook the very Hollywood interpretation of Laura Ingalls Wilder's life. Lacey Worrell, DVD Verdict
"...one of the best loved shows ever...if you are huge fan of the series, you will be in absolute Prairie heaven. NeedCoffee.com
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Editor's Note
Based on the autobiographical novels of children's author Laura Ingalls Wilder, the beloved 1970s television drama LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE chronicles the trials and tribulations of a loving family on the American frontier during the late 1800s. Centered around farmer Charles Ingalls (Michael Landon), his wife Caroline (Karen Grassle), and their three daughters Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson), Laura (Melissa Gilbert), and Carrie (twins Lindsay and Sidney Greenbush), the series also features a strong supporting cast of characters that make up the town of Walnut Grove, providing a warm and textured portrait of 19th-century frontier life. This collection includes all 18 episodes of the family drama's seventh season, which includes Laura's marriage to Almanzo Wilder (Dean Butler).
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Dean Butler |
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Jason Bateman |
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Karen Grassle |
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Lindsay Greenbush |
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Melissa Gilbert |
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Melissa Sue Anderson |
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Michael Landon |
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Sidney Greenbush |
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Laura Ingalls Wilder - Based On Novel By |
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Michael Landon - Director |
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Michael Landon - Producer |
Awards
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Emmy (1983) |
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Harry L. Wolf, Nominee, Outstanding Cinematography for a Series |
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Emmy (1981) |
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Larry Germain, Nominee, Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling |
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Golden Globe (1981) |
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Melissa Gilbert, Nominee, Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series - Drama |
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Emmy (1979) |
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David Rose, Winner, Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore) |
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Golden Globe (1979) |
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Michael Landon, Nominee, Best TV Actor - Drama |
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Emmy (1978) |
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Hank Edds, Allan Snyder, Nominee, Outstanding Achievement in Makeup |
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People's Choice (1978) |
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Little House on the Prairie, Winner, Favorite TV Dramatic Program |
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Emmy (1978) |
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Melissa Sue Anderson, Nominee, Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series |
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Ted Voigtlander, Winner, Outstanding Cinematography for a Series |
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Golden Globe (1977) |
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Little House on the Prairie, Nominee, Best TV-Series - Drama |
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Emmy (1975) |
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Larry Germain, Gladys Witten, Nominee, Outstanding Individual Achievement in Any Area of Creative Technical Crafts |
