During preparations for a Christmas baby, Rose Wilder is kidnapped by a woman who recently lost her child. While looking for Rose, Laura, Almanzo, and Mr Edwards meet a lonely orphan boy who ends up living with that woman.
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| Melissa Gilbert | ... | Laura Ingalls Wilder | |
| Dean Butler | ... | Almanzo Wilder | |
| Richard Bull | ... | Nels Oleson | |
| Victor French | ... | Isaiah Edwards | |
| Kevin Hagen | ... | Dr. Hiram Baker | |
| Allison Balson | ... | Nancy Oleson | |
| Stan Ivar | ... | John Carter | |
| Pamela Roylance | ... | Sarah Carter | |
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Lindsay Kennedy | ... | Jeb Carter |
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David Friedman | ... | Jason Carter |
| Shannen Doherty | ... | Jenny Wilder | |
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Leslie Landon | ... | Etta Plum |
| Robert Casper | ... | Sherwood Montague | |
| Patricia Pearcy | ... | Elsa Norris | |
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Robin Clarke | ... | Patrick Norris |
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In the second sequel of the popular TV series Laura and Almanzo are forced to go looking for Rose who was kidnapped. A young orphan looking for a home and Jason Carter's wish to give his mother a happy Christmas are also parts of the story. Written by Ragnar Ståhle <ragnar.stahle@home.se>
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17 December 1984 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A farm, ahol élünk: A karácsonyi kaland See more »Filming Locations:
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This movie forms part of the unofficial final season 10 trilogy. Accordingly, this should ideally be watched in its originally intended middle story position, due to the nature of the explosive season 10 finale. See more »Goofs
In the beginning, Charles Ingalls (Michael Landon) starts the narration stating that it is the winter of '96. Rose Wilder (Laura and Almanzo's daughter) is around 2 years old in this movie. The real Rose Wilder was born in 1887. She would be 9 years old. See more »Connections
Followed by Beyond the Prairie, Part 2: The True Story of Laura Ingalls Wilder (2002) See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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I love little house on the prairie but this movie is too far fetched, I know Charles explains it as being a unusually warm winter but when you hear loud crickets on the night they are looking for Sam (The orphaned boy who is with them while they are looking for rose who was kidnapped) it's just crazy. We have yet to have winter crickets. Also they act like they must find the boy because it's gonna get colder that night and they show a steaming hot thermos in Edwards hand and the exhaling of their breath for the scene when they find the boy but you still hear the crickets and then the rest of the scenes no more breath being seen. Oh and another flaw before they found out the boy was with them they camped out one night and you can see the boy sleeping near Edwards then the next day Edwards find's him in stowed away in the wagon. Seeing as during the whole movie one of the adults had to be in the back of the wagon since three do not fit on a seat, they would have known he was with them on the first day.. Anyways still love little house but the writers were having an off day when they came up with this plot.