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(More customer reviews)In the last season, we see more of the Carters and Wilders than the Ingallses. You have to wonder why the writers did this; certainly there was a behind-the-scenes reason. For some viewers, much of the show's charm is missing along with the Ingalls family, but it remains classic, family friendly TV with some truly great moments. Nellie comes home to envious fireworks from Nancy (her face as she asks Caroline, "Was I ever that bad?" is priceless). The Younger brothers are spoofed with a cheesy humor that is lost on children but makes the episode classic for probably many adults. Jason Carter befriends a dying lady in maybe the best episode of the season. Laura pens her first draft of Little House in the Big Woods, wins a writing contest, and concedes the prize when she realizes the publishers intend to change her story. Isaiah Edwards is perhaps the most poignant character of this season, as he cares for and defends a circus "wild boy" (who later leaves town to live with his father) and falls in love only to decide that he's an "old man" and the girl's life will be better without him.
Episode List, first aired September 1982-March 1983
Times Are Changing (parts 1&2)
Welcome To Olesonville
Rage
Little Lou
The Wild Boy (parts 1&2)
The Return of Nellie
The Empire Builders
Love
Alden's Dilemma
Marvin's Garden
Sins of the Fathers
The Older Brothers
Once Upon a Time
Home Again (2-hour episode)
A Child With No Name
The Last Summer
For the Love of Blanche
May I Have This Dance
Hello and Goodbye
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