I grew up watching this show and then I went a few years as a young teenager without seeing it. After my dad left my family, I grew mare attached to this show by watching reruns on PBS because I imagined Charles as my dad. It was so nice to see such a close family and nice to see an example of a dedicated father. I realized how unrealistic that type of family was at least in our time, but I continue to hold it up as an example of what a family could be if we all served each other instead of serving our on self. I am forever grateful to all those individuals involved in the making of this show. I've bought the whole series and as a father of 5 kids, I watch this show with them. My kids see it purely as entertainment, but I know that the teachings of God and acts of kindness and charity for our fellowman is being instilled into their hearts. I never need to worry about what might be on the next episode. It's more than appropriate for all ages and fun and entertaining at the same time. This is what tv should be producing full time. I can't say enough great things about it.
Review of Little House on the Prairie
