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"Little House on the Prairie" A Most Precious Gift (1978)



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7.7/10   10 votes
Director:
Michael Landon
Writers:
Carole Raschella (writer) (multiple episodes 1977-1981)
Michael Raschella (writer) (multiple episodes 1977-1981)
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Original Air Date:
27 February 1978 (Season 4, Episode 20)
Plot:
An misinterpreted remark from husband Charles plants a seed of worry in newly pregnant Caroline Ingalls that he will be disappointed if the baby isn't a boy. | add synopsis
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Another little Ingalls comes into the world more

Cast

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Michael Landon ... Charles Ingalls
Karen Grassle ... Caroline Ingalls

Melissa Gilbert ... Laura Ingalls
Melissa Sue Anderson ... Mary Ingalls

Lindsay Greenbush ... Carrie Ingalls (as Lindsay Sidney Greenbush)
Sidney Greenbush ... Carrie Ingalls (as Lindsay Sidney Greenbush)
Alison Arngrim ... Nellie Oleson
Jonathan Gilbert ... Willie Oleson
Merlin Olsen ... Jonathan Garvey
Hersha Parady ... Alice Garvey

Charlotte Stewart ... Eva Beadle Simms

Patrick Labyorteaux ... Andrew 'Andy' Garvey (as Patrick Laborteaux)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Joshua Bryant ... Adam Simms
Lili Valenty ... Madame Maria
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Another little Ingalls comes into the world, 12 May 2006
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Author: Jim (tinman19602003@yahoo.com) from California - Film Capitol of the World

The Ingalls family is happy and excited. Caroline (Karen Grassle) is going to have another baby. With three daughters already, Charles (Michael Landon) hopes for a son. Before long, however, Caroline seems less enthusiastic about her impending motherhood. At first Charles is convinced she is just tired due to her condition, but he soon becomes worried that there is more to her depression than meets the eye.

Caroline has become convinced that Charles will be disappointed and unhappy if her baby is not a boy, and this overshadows her happiness and begins to affect their entire family.

Another story that cuts to the heart of marriage and family. The Ingalls are faced with something many real families have had to experience. The stress of another child, another mouth to feed, another girl (or boy) in a family composed of all one sex when the other is strongly desired.

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