Little House on the Prairie

The Olesons go to an orphanage to find a daughter after Nellie moves to New York.

Nancy Oleson causes havoc as she schemes to win the lead in the school festival.

Newly adopted James runs away when he believes the Ingalls do not have room for him.

Overworked Dr. Baker is shocked to discover his new medical partner is Black.

Laura's teacher suggests her grade will depend on her reaction to his romantic overtures.

The children of town idolize an aging daredevil.

Mrs. Oleson refuses to pay $100 ransom to the bumblers holding Mr. Oleson hostage.

In Chicago, Mr. Edwards suspects the death of his son was no accident.

A fat, sensitive boy withstands classmates' taunts but gets angry when Nancy spurns him.

Mrs. Oleson converts her restaurant to "fast food," but her success causes problems.

The Ingalls family and friends remember Christmases past while snowbound on Christmas Eve.

Hunting for a runaway friend, James and Charles encounter a feral dog that changes their lives.

Laura risks her life and her unborn child to keep a new orchard alive through drought.

A modern couple buys a piece of antique furniture, unaware of Charles' pains to create it.

James and Cassandra's elderly relative comes to Walnut Grove to get custody.

Charles and Caroline decide to help Hester Sue's reformed husband win her back.

Efforts do not relieve Almanzo's depression.

Almanzo rejects Laura's attempts to help him walk, until she loses hope as well.

Isaiah Edwards seeks refuge with the Ingallses after his wife throws him out for drinking.

Caroline and Dr. Baker go to an unhealthy mining camp to care for her ailing, pregnant friend.

Charles, Albert and Mr. Edwards follow the bank robbers who shot innocent bystander James.

James' impending death prompts a religious revelation for Charles.