Comments on: Little House on the Prairie – The Complete Season 1

By: The Patriarch

The Patriarch — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 09:04:57 +0000

Hey everyone. Do you have an overwhelming optimism? "See only the good in everything? Do you have a reason to live? If so, DO NOT LOOK THIS DEMONSTRATION! While I 'm not say it doesn' t have good lessons and characters, and is certainly well done. But there is a problem. each episode is about an hour of horrible, horrible, things that happen to poor helpless children and their families. No matter which episode you look guaranteed to happen one of the following things: someone will die, makes blind, is paralyzed, was poisoned, drowned, loses a limb, lose your only set of clothes, it falls down a well extraction, has a fall of the house on it, someone 's house burned down along with her newborn baby, someone will get run over by a car, bit by a dog, the raccoon bit, bit by a wildebeest, precipitated for horses, lost its only home to rich people, fell down a flight of stairs, has a baby falling down a flight of stairs, and if none of this happens then the choke Nellie Olsen. It 's like a Lassie episode, but the Lassie isn' t there helps. So, I don 't know about you people but although this is an excellent demonstration I can' t watch it without becoming suicidal. When I turn in my family knows never to hide sharp objects. Not recommended for anyone who has never thwarted suicide as he my drive them over the edge. Rating: 4 / 5

By: Vegan Mom

Vegan Mom — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 07:53:29 +0000

Never watched this when I was young because we didn 't watch much TV. However, I read a lot, and small books in the house were some of my favorites. Thus, all these years later, watching this TV show that is supposed to represent the books that are sweet, touching and educational, was highly disappointing. The TV show does not follow the books. The events are not exact. The personalities are not truthful. My kids and I had the privilege of visiting all locations Ingalls family lived. What a trip! View Pa's fiddle s was truly the climax. In the journey of Laura 's final home, someone asked about the TV show and how accurate it was. The tour guide it 'indicated; s 90% inaccurate. For a show like this is fine, but it should have been titled after a non-fiction book and have been done quickly in a fictional TV show. You are far better off going right to the source and read the wonderful books. Skip the Hollywood version. Rating: 1 / 5

By: El Turco

El Turco — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 07:41:18 +0000

My fianc2ee has taste of this series and tenÃa taste of her much when it was a cabrito. Fodder that the mold of characters is pretty and histories are generally interesting. The Ãºnica thing to watch for is the very obvious Christian message (or I must say propaganda) and familiar values of the very old school (the women cook and crÃan to the men of the niÃ±os in paÃs do hardwork, all goes to the church Sundays etc) if you are acceptable yet this or you don& #039; the care of t allÃ is not ninguÃ Â n problem; if you must not have especially well-taken care of leaving his niÃ±os ones she watches these series if you don& #039; t agrees necessarily with the message.
Degree: 3/5

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 05:06:50 +0000

SÃ© that this espectÃass is considered clÃsico of the family hoarded by many. My sister continues being a great one fan of this espectÃass, but I cannot support to see them. Personally pensÃ© that podrÃa to have done a wonderful work in this program if there were beloved, but each show is so extremely pretentious is unbearable to even see. Even if habÃa lost an episode and I saw that mÃ is repeateds takes, despuÃ©s to see both first minutes, you serÃa able to predict what all the rest of the plot serÃa the end and asÃ, and to be in the certain thing at any moment. The quality leaves much to be desired. PodrÃa to have been espectÃass simpÃtico that when eras mÃyoung s, but you must admit that the drama was a little superficially and stereotypes that often used in excess. Especially the stereotype of which mayorÃa of the men in that then was Ãsperas and difÃciles and do not concern anything to him, but its earth, money, and mainly, its pride. The honesty that is the sad truth about this espectÃass. ³ n of better sample by ahÃ is montÃ than they have a great rememerable quality, realists histories, and aÃºn asÃ to be espectÃass that all the family can see. EstÃn allÃ people and Little House on the Prairie is not one of them. The fact that everybody knows that it does not mean that he is good espectÃass.
ClasificaciÃ ³ n: 1/5

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 04:23:14 +0000

I 'm not even going to bother making comparisons to Laura Ingalls Wlider' "fact-based classic s; Little House" book series, that every child (and many adults) should read. Obviously, you expect a TV series cannot live up to that and not argue that standard. But Michael Landon 's vehicle, starring / produced / & generally written, directed by him, used to make me cringe, and he still does. One of the most manipulative of the history of the medium, "Little House" didn 't as bad as absolute beginning quickly became, but was never as healthy as the reputation would. "twisted" is more like it. The early episodes showed that Landon had some talent (he did some writing and direction in their later years on "Bonanza" where he proved to have ability) and realized the music of David Rose and cinematography is great for the stadards small screen, but the relationships in the show are just false, overwrought emotions and insincere. I 've got nothing against the tears, but in every scene? "For a decade? Do not call the "warm and human narrative; sappy" or "syrupy" immediately, but in the case of "Little House. "adjectives barely apply. And it gets even worse after the first year or two. For the uninitiated: be warned!! Rating: 2 / 5