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Mary and Adam have done it; they're going to start a family. At least that's the news they are sharing with everyone...including Adam's estranged father who lives in New York City. And upon receiving the news, Giles Kendall makes his way to Walnut Grove and meets his new extended family. Making up for lost time Giles Kendall decides to 1) offer Adam the chance to attend Law School in NYC all expenses paid 2) Have Adam and Mary live with him and 3) Spoil the grandchild with many opportunities and experiences that would not be tangible in Walnut Grove. And while Mary and Adam are excited about this new opportunity, Charles is on the fence, fearing he would never see his daughter again as well as never see his Grandchild. Once the plans to move are settled, things take a turn for the worst and the newlyweds are left having to tackle a heartache that hasn't been felt on Walnut Grove before: the loss of a Pregnancy. Can you Imagine Mary walking the streets of New York City? How many Students attend the HIB? Now that Albert has demonstrated proficiency in wood work and basket weaving, what new project/hobby will he pick up next?
Spotify Playlist episode track list
I’m Not a Virgin - Poe
Red Red Wine - UB40
Breathing _ Ariana Grande
NYC - Interpol
Work it - Missy Elliot
We’re in this Together - NIN
Walk of shame - P!nk
I Swear - All-4-One
Toby Noe makes an unexpected visit to Walnut Grove on his way to Frisco and the Ingalls play host while he's there. As Laura gushes over another boy, Jason Brooks, at school, Toby Noe starts to gush over the Spinster Amanda Cooper. However, shyness and solitude are the major obstacles to overcome in this episode. Following the bad dating advice of Albert, Toby Noe must do something he has never done before to win the affection of Amanda Cooper...re-invent himself, aka sober up and find a job. Also following the bad dating advice of Albert, Laura now has only her father and brother to dance with at the upcoming Spring Dance. It's not until Toby Noe, investing in a little liquid courage, tells Amanda what he truly thinks of her that Amanda starts to realize there is a man out there who loves her. And realizing it's never too late to start fresh Jason Brooks, inspired by Toby and Amanda, asks Laura to the dance. Where did Amanda Cooper get her cat Percy? How come we got a second episode featuring Toby Noe? Do people have a tendency to flee when the Widow Mumford is around?
Spotify Playlist Episode Track List
NO - Meghan Traitor
Dummy - Portugal. The Man
Somewhere That’s Green - Ellen Greene
Rock of Ages - Jimmy Needham
Bumble Bee - Meryn Cadwell
The Game of Love - Santana w/ Michelle Branch
D.J. Girl - Katalina
Young Folk - Peter,Bjorn and John
Amazing Grace - Aretha Franklin
Million Reasons - Lady Gaga
Please Don’t Go - KWS
Moo! - Dojo Cat
Dance Me to the of Love - Kate Gibson
Outside of Walnut Grove lives a man named Issac Singerman. He's a widower and now also an empty nester as his only son moves out to NYC for marriage. Why did the son have to leave for marriage? Because he was following Jewish tradition. Lonely, Issac meets Albert and invites him to be his apprentice at his woodwork shop but also to have some company. Albert starts to learning many lessons from knowing Issac Singerman. Some of those about how good a person can be and some on how bad a person can be. Enter Mr. Larabee, Walnut Grove's biogot in residence, who once again demonstrates his ability to hate on just about everything. His return also signifies the apples don't fall far from the tree when we're also introduced to Mr.Larabees offspring. However, there are more important lessons Albert learns from Issac Singerman with one of the hardest being having to say good-bye forever to someone you love. Why doesn't anyone say the name of Issac Singerman's son? Based on just their front porch, How finically set are the Larabees? Is anyone else a little relieved Carrie didn't have any lines in this episode?
Spotify Playlist Episode Track List ---------------------
God Help the Outcast - Hunchback of Norte Dame
Issac - Madonna
Whistle - Flo Rida
Painters - Jewel
Saved Bt The Bell Theme - TV Themes
Horns - Bryce Fox
Fraidy Cat - Juicebumps
NAILS - Noga Erez
Cosmic Love - Florence + The Machine
Depending On You - Tom Petty
It finally happened...They made Carrie the lead character in an episode. Charles, persuaded by Jonathan Garvey, decides to take on a month long employment with the new Telephone system coming into the area, leaving Caroline alone at home with the kids...once again. With Charles gone and everyone busy, Carrie is not sure where to be without getting potential injured or yelled out. Eventually Carrie is sent out to play on her own far away from home. This is where she meets Alyssa, the type of person who makes your vision go all hazy when she's around. Together these two proceed to go traipsing into worlds unexplored by Carrie and just be free. Meanwhile, that promising job Charles and Jonathan Garvey are working on is is anything but. With a pushy boss promising a bonus if the work is completed on time and a very questionable chef with a thing for potatoes managing the work crew...this job site is surviving. When the job is completed Charles returns home and Carrie tries to introduce her special friend. It's a long run episode that feels like a long run episode. Why doesn't Carrie have any friends around her own age she can hang out with? Where did Shaughnessy get his distillery set-up? What was really in that flower Alyssa gave Carrie to huff...smell?
Spotify Playlist Episode Track list:
Hard on Me - Tom Petty
Suppertime - Little Shop of Horrors
Big Girls Don't Cry - Fergie
I Know a Place - MUNA
You Can Do It - Ice Cube
Don't Dream It's Over - Crowded House
I Dreamed a Dream - Susan Boyle
Hanging On The Telephone - Blondie
Do You Believe in Magic - The Lovin' Spoonful
Dear Jessie - Madonna
Heaven Is A Place On Earth - Belinda Carlisle
I Like To Move It - Reel 2 Real
Telephone - Lady Gaga ft. Beyonce
Picking up exactly where the previous episode left off, the trek back to Walnut Grove from Winoka with Mary, Adam and the blind students moves on. Harriet continues to share her impertinent opinions about Joe Kagan and gushes how excited she is to meet a fellow philantorpisht in Miss Hester Sue Terhune. That's until Harriet finds out that Hester Sue is not a St. Louis Terhune but a Pascagoula Terhune.....oh, and Hester Sue is also a Black woman. As the caravan continues to travel the rocky mountainous terrain of the prairie, a young boy named Samson traveling in the group starts to explore the rocky terrain of life when he inquires why Mrs. Oleson hates him and Joe Kagan. Let's also not forget there is another river to cross and Adam Kendall was starting to show signs of distress with the previous body of water. As we cut back and forth between long takes of the traveling wagons and group we also get small vignettes of what's been happening back in Hero Township. And before we know it the entire episode is over, while Harriet overcomes the town's lone bigot she and everyone else welcome the students to their new home. Do you think Joe Kagan thinks he's seen a ghost when the praiseverse blips and his wife show up as Hester Sue Terhune? Will we get to see more of Samson, Sue and Thomas now that they are residents of Walnut Grove? Whose idea was it to wave at the blind students as they arrived?
Spotify Playlist Episodes Tracks ------------
Back on The Chain Gang - The Pretenders
Parasol - Tori Amos
Are you There (95 Remix) - Josh Wink
Anti-Hero - Taylor Swift
Nasty - Janet Jackson
Wait for the Wagon - Tom Glazer
Samson - Regina Spektor
Ride Wit Me - Nelly w/ City Squad
All Neon Like - Bjork
Safe and Sound - Capital Cities
We catch up with retired boxer Joe Kagan who is still living in Walnut Grove. Or at least is getting by. After two failed attempts (thank you Harriet and other local bigot Mr. Larabee) Joe is finally allowed to attend church with the rest of congregation (A Big thank you to Mr.Oleson) Meanwhile, back in Winoka, Mary and Adam are informed the church owned building the school for the blind operates out of has been sold to none other than local nuisance Mr.Standish. With only a month before being evicted, Mary writes home for help. And help is received as Mr.Hanson’s old giant house is donated for the purpose of being the new school for the blind. While trying to out due everyone’s generosity, Harriet donates all expenses needed to fix up the house. Not only that but upon hearing that a St. Louis Terhune (a socially elite family) will be joining the Winoka school for the blind on their trip, Harriet donates all her new bed furnishings. She also decides to come along on the trip to personally welcome Mary, Adam, the students and, most importantly Hester Sue Terhune, to their new home in Walnut Grove. But they got miles to go before they can sleep in their new place and many obstacles to overcome on the journey home. What other cherry picking does Harriet do from the holy scripture? How long is this trek from Winoka to Walnut Grove going to take with the blind students…and Harriet? Why is everyone so quiet on this long walk home?
Spotify Playlist Episode Tracks ——————
The Song of Solomon - Kate Bush
Love Song - Madonna
Hersay - Nine inch Nails
Posion - Beyonce
SOS - Rihana
Somewhere - Barbra Streisand
Three Little Birds - Bob Marley &The Wailers
Shout, Pts 1 & 2 - The Isley Brother
Leash Called Love - The Sugarcubes
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