Little House on the Prairie

After Nellie and Percival move to New York, the Olesons decide to adopt a young girl who is the spitting image of a young Nellie.

The Olesons new adopted daughter, Nancy, is a bratty, mean girl who makes Nellie look like an angel. The schoolchildren of Walnut Grove decide to teach her a lesson

James does everything to emulate Albert. While trying to shave, he accidentally breaks Albert's razor. After stealing a new one, he runs away after the truth is discovered.

Dr. Caleb Ledoux is the new doctor in Walnut Grove. With the exception of the Ingalls family, the residents of Walnut Grove are not welcoming because Caleb is black. Even Doc Baker is unable to get past his prejudice. It is only after Dr. Ledoux saves a young pregnant woman's life and her newborn that the residents of the town accept the talented doctor.

Laura's expedition to a literature seminar is marred by a rude professor who treats her badly.

A maturing circus performer is making a great impact on the children of Walnut Grove, with negative results.

After Nels is taken hostage by a couple of thugs, he becomes outraged when he discovers Mrs. Oleson won't pay the demanded ransom.

Charles ventures to Chicago to help Mr. Edwards uncover the truth about the death of his son.

The children of Walnut Grove are merciless when it comes to teasing the new overweight boy.

Mrs. Oleson decides to make some adjustments to the restaurant, making the customers very unhappy. Charles and Nels partner to open a competitive restaurant across the street. The success of the place forces Mrs. Oleson to close the doors to her restaurant.

The Ingalls family and other Walnut Grove residents are snowed in for Christmas. They all share great memories.

James develops a new friendship with Gideon, a boy who stutters. But when James is caught mocking Gideon, their friendship is in jeopardy.

Laura turns to Willie to help her deal with teaching and managing Almanzos orchard in his absence.

Charles is enraged to discover someone has stolen his table designs and is reproducing them. Though he hoped to have the tables become his legacy, he figures out that his true legacy is his family.

The Ingalls familys custody of James and Cassandra is in jeopardy when a relative comes to town wanting to take the children.

Hester-Sue's former husband has come back to ask her for another chance, claiming to have abandoned drinking and gambling.

Mr. Edwards ventures back to Walnut Grove after his marriage is destroyed by his alcoholism. He almost destroys another relationship after his drunken stupor causes an accident that almost kills Albert.

Caroline receives a plea for help from a friend who is pregnant and living at a gold prospector's camp where there is an outbreak of influenza.

During a trip to Sleepy Eye, James is shot in the middle of a bank robbery.

Realizing that James may never recover from a gunshot wound, Charles brings his son to a homemade altar in the woods to pray that God will deliver a miracle.

After Almanzo recovers from a critical sickness, he is stricken by a stroke.

Despite the birth of baby Rose, Almanzo is morose about his disabilities.