"HEADLINE: The Ingalls Family Faces Challenges"
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LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE’s premiere episode is beautifully shot, written and acted, with a script that displays the real challenges the Ingalls will face. The episode has a strong moral worldview. It stresses family, hope, kindness, and people helping other people. It has some light violence, including a scary scene with menacing wolves. Also, two girls get into a brief shoving match. Otherwise, Episode 1 of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE has no objectionable content. MOVIEGUIDE® advises parental discernment for younger children.
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Head back to the prairie with the Ingalls family in this beautifully-shot reboot of the classic 1970s TV program, LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE. The premiere episode shows the family’s perilous journey to Independence, Kansas, their meetings with new neighbors, and their uncertainty whether this was the right move.
The Ingalls family (Pa, Ma, Mary, and Laura) are headed across the country in their covered wagon, traveling from their home in Wisconsin to claim land out West. The journey is not without its dangers, from wolves circling their camp, to losing supplies when their wagon tilts in a river.
Once the family arrives at Independence, Kansas and their new plot of land, the problems don’t ease up. The Ingalls are faced with new challenges, unfriendly neighbors, and an injury that could set back their plans for a house. The Ingalls family must rely not just on each other, but on newfound friends and members of the community, as they work to build a life on the prairie.
LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE’s premiere episode is beautifully shot, with stunning scenes of wildlife that drive home just how lonely it was for pioneer families. The episode is well-written, with a script that displays the real challenges the Ingalls will face, and the cast is excellent.
The first episode of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE has a strong moral worldview stressing family, kindness, hope, and neighbors helping neighbors. Characters support each other throughout the story. The episode has some violence, including a scary scene with some menacing wolves, plus a scene where two girls speak unkindly to one another. Otherwise, Episode 1 of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE has no objectionable content. MOVIEGUIDE® advises parental discernment for younger children.
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