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Yes that would have to be when she was nicer....but I loved when Mr Rogers had Hamilton on, he showed her both ways and taught the children what was real and not real. I wasn't as afraid of her after that ; ) I'm so glad AA had that encounter and I know she treasures it.

I don’t know how I missed this, but what a lovely interview and pictures. I love picturing her at the spa with Katherine McGregor.😊 https://walnutgroovy.com/2023/06/26/charlotte-stewart-the-walnut-groovy-interview/

Now that would be something...they could sell things to the fans. ; ) No using commode though!! lol We have Sturbridge Villiage in MA near me that is like that type of town. They used to have before Covid, sleepovers in a home to be like the pioneers. I loved their store, OUR prices unfortunately but quaint and old fashioned candy etc. On another note the podcast with Dean and Allison has a patreon version for those who pay money and they gave a sneak peek on youtube. Discussed Michael and his funeral and how he is like Jim Henson. I heard last podcast they'd like to get Charlotte Stewart which would be nice. She has a lot of stories.

Here are some pictures of one in France that Alison highlighted a few years ago. I don't know about bathroom but I am assuming if meant to be used it does somewhere. Pictures are a bit dark but I love how they copied the walls that are undone and Carrie's bed so close to parents, the carvings, the shepherdess. https://laurasprairie.com/little-house-replica-france/ This is a video in French and Alison has a cameo but there is a better one I remember but can't find right now. She went there years ago and was amazed. https://www.facebook.com/M6MediaBank.fr/videos/283310859312830/?extid=CL-UNK-UNK-UNK-AN_GK0T-GK1C

Love this ! https://www.facebook.com/share/r/7be32qnAWraGcYTW/?mibextid=UalRPS

That's so cool! I never got to see him in CT (except in passing) but I hope to one day. I didn't like how Almonzo was so pigheaded in that episode, ordering her to pick him or her dad but I like that it wasn't rushed. I hate when everything happens in 2 wks. And Percival arrives which is nice too. I think Sprague might have courted Harriet's niece but seemed to like his quiet life. Doc was such a nice man, educated and kind and caring and no single woman in town wanted to at least have a conversation with him or ask him to have a picnic lunch or something acceptable? I liked Mr Simms but wish it was at least thought of. They did with Grace and Mr Edwards. I still hoped Stanley's wife had him come by to check on her and baby and they started to have feelings over time. But alas, we can only hope wherever they were walking too in the end, he ended up with someone who appreciated him.

Me too, I left it this morning after the awful Baby Rose gets stolen episode and came home to Country Party. ; )

One mystery I might have missed, not liking later shows as much as the earlier ones, is why Uncle Jeb after all the bragging of his money and how he could out lawyer them and “don’t take me on “etc. did he not offer money to Charles? He needed to move to dry climate and sell his house, and didn’t offer a penny that I remember for the upkeep of James and Cassandra with a poor farmer who was living in a two bedroom home on the prairie. If I’m wrong and just don’t remember, please tell me . I remember them being so happy they could stay with the Ingles but a college fund or just a food fund as a gift is something I can’t see Charles and Carolyn turning down He was their legal uncle. Is that why Charles was living high off the hog in the city working at a store?

People died younger then but Hanson was older than the doc but he was supposed to be 50 I think? Funny Michael was 46 and Cindy 28 when they got together. He joked it was fine but not with his daughters on the show. My grandparents were 15 years apart so I didn't think it was that bad but he might have thought he wouldn't be growing old with her. In my grandparents life, he outlived her (97 when he died) I always wondered how Stanley's wife got by although other widows did, it was realistically very hard with a child.

I have Roku upstairs but a Samsung smart TV in my den.

I just found out a channel on my smart tv (I don't have cable) has LHOP on 24 hours. I happened to catch Doctor's Lady. She was beautiful and definitely had in her contract, a better hair stylist and costume desisgner. ;) I thought it was sad when Doc Baker said he never felt like this in his life, this alive, happy. He's not young and it wasn't "I haven't felt like that in a long time" I wonder why he never had any other love interest. Even Mr Edward's rough as he was, had 2 wives and a young blind girl who thought he was nice. He was a doctor, educated and pleasant and off the set, Karen said very popular with women. Just odd that he had one episode with a love interest and that's it. I always wanted him to start to court Stanley's widow after time had passed....tv time a few episodes. : ) She was older mom and her husband died and it would be a ready made family and home

Yes, I agree and although it's "cheaper" for LHOP to just mention someone, seeing him with his grandparents one day and having them say he was helping with such and such would have been nice. But if not, just saying how much of a help he is being on the farm and how his mom is coming out, just something. I get why characters are not always continued but it makes it more real and warm and gives you feeling of community when they at least say something.

It always disturbs me that he was left in that environment and that Charles thought (or the writers) that he should love his dad. I don't think just being your bio dad you have to love someone who just caused you fear or hurting most of your life. He might miss those things and not know how to connect to anyone, but loving his Pa, feeling guilty, I think there was too much on that. He had a right to dislike his treatment which was most of what he got and no help from his mother later. Very sad story. Too many kids never have that connection which is very hard to get later. My sisters ex had 2 parents that drank and he wanted something different when he got married. In his case, he just couldn't be what he never saw or modeled. Many can I'm sure, but he wasn't a good husband or father and sadly at 19, my sister didn't see these things. His son had a lot of issues but ended up okay later in life. I wish they had an update, just seeing the grandparents in mercantile and asking about him.

I just watched that. Poor Dean having to be "limo driver" for them, from CT to PA and in one day. Before they got transportation or a bus. I agree, the NBC local news was fine talking about it, but they left out people who spent WAY more than the 3 or 4 they talked too, came further and saved more to come to an event. They didn't have time to talk to vendors who didn't get paid. The cast never got lunch breaks and I saw one person get Matt a subway sandwich but it's hard to eat and take photos etc. There were so many things wrong. I look forward to them finding a better company and hopefully touring again.

That was very stupid. Nellie grew up, period, you can't go back and forth. It was like the writers started drinking or maybe they just didn't care anymore.