The Executive Producer for this episode of Walnut GroveCast is Megan Parker

Suzann Holland returns to the show to discuss this unforgettable episode!  In this one we get the adorable Peter Billingsley as a boy with a speech impediment. 

“James’ promising friendship with a young stuttering boy named Gideon Hale is jeopardized when he mocks the boy behind his back. When a devastated Gideon runs away, Caroline assists the boys’ parents in a frantic search for the young boy, while Charles and a remorseful James go on a delivery run to Sleepy Eye. A feral wolf that Charles meets along the way will play a key role in this story.”

No Beast so Fierce originally aired on January 4, 1982

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The Executive Producer for this episode is Jeff Griffin

I am joined by Cheyenne Hampton to discuss this sad, uplifting and unforgettable episode!

“An immigrant family provides an example of thankfulness and a reminder that freedom isn’t free after a property tax increase leaves most of Walnut Grove in no mood to celebrate the United States’ 100th birthday.”

I hope you enjoy this episode half as much as I enjoyed recording it!

Want to hear more from Mark? Check out the podcast that Kelly Mielke and Mark started about Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman!

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The Executive Producer for this episode of Walnut GroveCast is Susan King

Kelly Mielke takes a break from recording Dr. QuinnCast and writing The Prairie Review to join me in a discussion about Mortal Mission!

“Charles and Jonathan meet with danger as deadly as the disease they left behind them when they are sent for the medical supplies needed to battle an outbreak of anthrax in Walnut Grove.”

Mortal Mission originally aired on March 12, 1979

Want to hear more from Kelly and Mark? Check out our other podcast

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The Executive Producer for this episode of Walnut GroveCast is Saya Ishida

Patrick Labyorteaux returns to the show to review his favorite episode of Little House on the Prairie!

Patrick talks about his memories from the set and this episode in particular.  We go for nearly 2 hours!

I hope you enjoy this conversation nearly as much as I did!

“While their fathers secretly trail them, young Albert Ingalls and Andy Garvey set off to prove their mettle as men by accepting a challenge to live by their wits during a week-long, overland walk from Walnut Grove to Sleepy Eye and back.”

Men Will Be Boys Originally aired on November 13, 1978

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Check out Patrick’s Website if you have an interest in learning acting from working actors!

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The Executive Producer for this episode of Walnut GroveCast is Suzann Holland

Brandon Letulier joins me to discuss this shocking and unforgettable episode!

Chicago originally aired on November 23, 1981

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The Executive Producer for this episode of Walnut GroveCast is Chantelle Dubois Nishiyama

Lydia Kikuchi returns to the show from 17,000 KM (or 10563.31 miles) away to discuss this very memorable episode!

“Trying to convince Tom Carlin, blinded by a childhood bout with the measles, that he can lead a productive life, Adam Kendall battles Tom’s bitter, skeptical father and is unexpectedly aided by the underdog Winoka Warriors, who have just lost their star player to a rival football team.”

The Winoka Warriors originally aired on September 25, 1978

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Starting the year with a cast member interview!

Patrick Labyorteaux AKA Andy Garvey visits Walnut GroveCast to talk about his memories of Little House on the Prairie as well as his career. 

We discuss so much such as:

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I was so pleased when Pamela Bob agreed to come onto the show to review an episode but what I was REALLY happy about was when we agreed to review Little Girl Lost!  To those who might be living under a rock, Pamela Bob is the writer, creater and star of a web series entitled, Livin’ on a Prairie which is an award winning, 6 episodic short comedy with a certain Little House on the Prairie twist!  Take my advice, look it up because you will LOVE IT!

I hope you enjoy this episode because Pamela and I were laughing and nearly crying throughout. 

Little Girl Lost originally aired on October 18, 1976

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A tradition on the podcast is an annual review of Christmas at Plum Creek!  This year joining me in the discussion is Kelly Mielke, Suzann Holland and Stephanie Bailey! Thank you so much for joining me to discuss this legendary LHOTP episode!

I hope you enjoy this roundtable discussion as much as we had recording it, It’s another LONG one so buckle up!

Christmas at Plum Creek originally aired on December 25, 1974

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