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Little House on the Prairie(1974)
1974 · TV SERIES
Little House on the Prairie
A determined pioneer father leads his family westward to carve out a homestead on the unforgiving prairie, battling nature, scarcity and community strife to forge a hopeful future.
Directed by
Written by
First aired
1974
Rated
TV-PG
Seasons
9 seasons
WesternDramaFamily
When hunting becomes scarce in the Wisconsin woods, Charles Ingalls decides to move his family westward. Settling on a farm in Walnut Grove, Minnesota, in the 1870s and 1880s, the family experiences a range of adventures, tragedies, and triumphs. The series is based on the books of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01A Harvest of FriendsSep 11, 1974Rate
The Ingalls family establishes their home along Plum Creek in Walnut Grove. In order to obtain the deed to his farm, Charles takes on multiple jobs.
- 1.02Country GirlsSep 18, 1974Rate
Laura and Mary begin school for the first time, where they meet Nellie Oleson. Because Laura has never attended school before, she works especially hard on her school assignments. The students are required to write an essay to present to the class. Laura recites what she would have written on the paper if she had been able to, rather than what was actually written on it.
- 1.03100 Mile WalkSep 25, 1974Rate
At first, the Ingalls family appears to be settling well in their new home, but their fortunes take a turn when a severe hailstorm destroys their crops. In response, Charles and several other farmers leave to seek employment elsewhere, eventually finding work at a quarry. While Charles is away, Caroline takes the initiative to organize the women of Walnut Grove, uniting them to gather and salvage the remaining harvest.
- 1.04Mr. Edwards' HomecomingOct 2, 1974Rate
While Charles is in Mankato, he encounters Mr. Edwards and invites him to visit Walnut Grove. Caroline attempts to pair Mr. Edwards with Grace Snider, but her efforts prove unnecessary, as Mr. Edwards is able to win Grace's favor on his own. Despite a few obstacles that arise, the situation ultimately resolves in a positive outcome.
- 1.05The Love of Johnny JohnsonOct 9, 1974Rate
Laura develops feelings for a new student named Johnny Johnson. Johnny, who is significantly older than Laura, is instead interested in Mary. Although Mary is not interested in Johnny, Laura's emotions create tension between the two sisters. When Charles discovers the situation, he is deeply disturbed that either of his daughters is connected with Johnny.
- 1.06If I Should Wake Before I DieOct 23, 1974Rate
After the death of her friend, Miss Amy, an elderly woman, convinces the Ingalls family and Doc Baker to help her stage her own death. Amy believes this is the only way to get her family to visit her.
- 1.07Town Party, Country PartyOct 30, 1974Rate
Laura befriends a quiet, gentle classmate named Olga Nordstrom, who was born with a shorter left leg. Charles comes up with an idea that has the potential to transform Olga's life, but he must first persuade the girl's resolute and grieving father to agree to it.
- 1.08Ma's HolidayNov 6, 1974Rate
Charles and Caroline decide to go on a second honeymoon and leave Mr. Edwards in charge of the children. The honeymoon does not go well, as Caroline remains anxious about the children. Upon returning home, Mr. Edwards finds himself overwhelmed by the challenges of managing Carrie.
- 1.09School MomNov 13, 1974Rate
When Ms. Beadle suffers a sprained ankle, Caroline steps in as the substitute teacher. She takes a particular interest in assisting Abel, an older student who is learning to read. Mrs. Oleson's unexpected appearance leads Abel to leave school. As a result, Caroline resigns from her position but later returns after persuading Abel to try school again.
- 1.10The RaccoonNov 20, 1974Rate
Charles permits Laura to adopt a baby raccoon named Jasper. After Jasper is caged, he bites Laura and Jack before escaping. The family becomes concerned that Laura and Jack may have contracted rabies, until Jasper returns and appears to be in good health.
- 1.11The Voice of Tinker JonesDec 4, 1974Rate
The town becomes divided when Mrs. Oleson offers to buy a bell for the church, but only if she can put up a plaque. The differences and arguing begin to affect the school children. A mute craftsman, Tinker Jones, steps in and, with the help of the school children, is able to make a bell.
- 1.12The AwardDec 11, 1974Rate
While studying for an optional history exam in the barn, Mary accidentally knocks over a reading lamp and starts a fire. Caroline punishes Mary by informing her that she will not be allowed to take the exam. Mary does not tell Ms. Beadle about the incident until the day of the exam.
- 1.13The Lord is My ShepherdDec 18, 1974Rate
Caroline becomes pregnant. Shortly after the baby is born, he becomes ill.
- 1.14Christmas At Plum CreekDec 25, 1974Rate
As Christmas approaches, the members of the Ingalls family begin their holiday shopping in secret. Laura manages to purchase a stove for her mother, a gift she had wanted, by selling her horse to Mr. Oleson.
- 1.15Family QuarrelJan 15, 1975Rate
Nels and Harriet part ways following a significant disagreement. Residents of the town make various attempts to reconcile the two.
- 1.16Doctor's LadyJan 22, 1975Rate
Dr. Baker and Harriet's niece, Kate, develop feelings for one another. However, their relationship faces challenges due to the age difference between them.
- 1.17PlagueJan 29, 1975Rate
An illness spreads among several residents of Walnut Grove, prompting the establishment of a quarantine at the church while efforts continue to identify its source.
- 1.18Circus ManFeb 5, 1975Rate
A traveling circusman named O'Hara arrives in Walnut Grove and attempts to convince the townspeople that he possesses magic healing powders. He is ultimately exposed when Mrs. Oleson nearly loses her life after using his powders instead of undergoing a necessary operation.
- 1.19Child of PainFeb 12, 1975Rate
When it is discovered that a young boy named Graham is being abused by his alcoholic father, John, Caroline takes in the boy, while Charles remains with John in an effort to help him remain sober.
- 1.20Money CropFeb 19, 1975Rate
A college-educated farmer named Joe relocates to Walnut Grove with his pregnant wife. He introduces local farmers to a new hybrid corn variety, promising improved crop yields, which generates enthusiasm among them. The farmers decide to purchase some of the new seed. On the way back to Walnut Grove with the seed, Joe is involved in an accident, leaving the other farmers waiting for his return.
- 1.21SurvivalFeb 26, 1975Rate
The Ingalls family is forced to seek shelter when a blizzard strikes. While there, they meet an Indian who assists them. A marshal, searching for the Indian, arrives at their location.
- 1.22To See the WorldMar 5, 1975Rate
Johnny Johnson decides to "see the world," and Mr. Edwards accompanies him in an effort to keep him out of trouble. During their travels, Johnny meets a girl who manages to trick him out of a significant amount of money. Mr. Edwards then speaks with the girl, hoping she can persuade Johnny to return home.
- 1.23Founder's DayMay 7, 1975Rate
In Walnut Grove, this significant day is marked by a variety of competitions. A strong sense of rivalry exists between the Oleson and Ingalls families.
- 1.24Founder's DayRate
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Cast & Crew
790 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Melissa Gilbert
as Laura Ingalls
Michael Landon
as Charles Ingalls
Karen Grassle
as Caroline Ingalls
Rachel Lindsay Greenbush
as Carrie Ingalls
Sidney Greenbush
as Carrie Ingalls
Melissa Sue Anderson
as Mary Ingalls
Richard Bull
as Nels Oleson
Kevin Hagen
as Dr. Hiram Baker
Julie Anne Haddock
as Amelia Bevins (1 Episode)
Timothy Scott
as Lonnie Younger (1 Episode)
Chez Lister
as B.J. Jackson (1 Episode)
Med Flory
as Pete Rawlins (1 Episode)
Supporting cast
555Doug Mcgrath
as — (1 Episode)
Maidie Norman
as Mrs. Henry (1 Episode)
Henry Wills
as Turner (1 Episode)
Hal Bokar
as Hector Johnson (1 Episode)
Barbara Morrison
as Dowager (1 Episode)
John Mitchum
as Sam Benson (1 Episode)
Louis Gossett Jr
as Henry Hill (1 Episode)
Ed Crick
as Mr. Taylor (1 Episode)
Jerry Hardin
as Hank Slade (1 Episode)
Sheila Larken
as Linda McAndrews (1 Episode)
Donna Anderson
as Woman (1 Episode)
Celia Milius
as Willa Sweeney (1 Episode)
Jonathan B Woodward
as Tommy Dobkins (as Jonathan Woodward) (1 Episode)
John Richard Petersen
as Student (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Michael Morgan
as Patrick (1 Episode)
Bill Calvert
as Clay Mays (1 Episode)
Chris Petersen
as Jimmy Hill (1 Episode)
Lisa Reeves
as Claire Lawrence (1 Episode)
Bobby Rolofson
as Thomas Harper (1 Episode)
Kay Peters
as Della Clark (1 Episode)
Edwin Owens
as Sandy (1 Episode)
Rossie Harris
as Rupert Wilder (1 Episode)
Claude Earl Jones
as Mr. Gibson (1 Episode)
Charles Tyner
as Mr. Janes (1 Episode)
Robert Donner
as Bart Younger (1 Episode)
George Mcdaniel
as Alvin Cooper (1 Episode)
M E Loree
as Sarah Cooper (1 Episode)
Len Wayland
as Isaiah Tomkins (1 Episode)
Randy Norton
as Seth Tomkins (Co-Starring) (1 Episode)
Lindsay Greenbush
as Carrie Ingalls (179 Episodes)
Katherine Macgregor
as Harriet Oleson (162 Episodes)
Jonathan Gilbert
as Willie Oleson (137 Episodes)
Alison Arngrim
as Nellie Oleson (88 Episodes) , Nellie Oleson Dalton (15 Episodes)
Matthew Labyorteaux
as Albert Quinn Ingalls (92 Episodes) , Young Charles Ingalls (2 Episodes)
Dabbs Greer
as Robert Alden (75 Episodes)
Dean Butler
as Almanzo James Wilder (68 Episodes)
Ruth Foster
as Melinda Foster (60 Episodes)
Wendi Turnbaugh
as Grace Ingalls (60 Episodes)
Brenda Turnbaugh
as Grace Ingalls (60 Episodes)
Victor French
as Isaiah Edwards (54 Episodes)
Merlin Olsen
as Jonathan Garvey (50 Episodes)
Charlotte Stewart
as Eva Beadle (39 Episodes) , Eva Beadle Simms (4 Episodes)
Patrick Labyorteaux
as Andrew 'Andy' Garvey (43 Episodes)
Karl Swenson
as Lars Hanson (40 Episodes)
Ketty Lester
as Hester-Sue Terhune (37 Episodes) , Janie Kagan (1 Episode)
Allison Balson
as Nancy Oleson (36 Episodes)
Hersha Parady
as Alice Garvey (33 Episodes) , Eliza Ingalls (1 Episode)
Linwood Boomer
as Adam Kendall (34 Episodes)
Bonnie Bartlett
as Grace Snider Edwards (15 Episodes) , Grace Snider (7 Episodes)
Lindsay Kennedy
as Jeb Carter (21 Episodes)
David Friedman
as Jason Carter (21 Episodes)
Shannen Doherty
as Jenny Wilder (21 Episodes)
Pamela Roylance
as Sarah Reed Carter (21 Episodes)
Jason Bateman
as James Cooper Ingalls (19 Episodes) , James Cooper (2 Episodes)
Kyle Richards
as Samantha Harper (16 Episodes) , Alicia Sanderson Edwards (2 Episodes)
Leslie Landon
as Etta Plum (14 Episodes) , Marge Loren (1 Episode) , Kate (1 Episode) , Leslie (1 Episode) , Pam (1 Episode)
Lucy Lee Flippin
as Eliza Jane Wilder (17 Episodes)
Tracie Savage
as Christy Kennedy (10 Episodes)
Radames Pera
as John Sanderson Edwards (8 Episodes)
Stan Ivar
as John Carter (7 Episodes)
Don Red Barry
as Larabee (6 Episodes)
Sam Edwards
as Mr. Bill Anderson (6 Episodes)
Eddie Quillan
as Shorty (5 Episodes) , Gargan (1 Episode)
Queenie Smith
as Amanda Whipple (5 Episodes)
Leon Charles
as Standish (5 Episodes)
Carl Pitti
as Townsman / Carl / Stage Driver / Deputy Hill (5 Episodes)
Moses Gunn
as Joe Kagan (5 Episodes)
James Jeter
as Hans Dorfler (5 Episodes)
Dub Taylor
as Houston Lamb (4 Episodes)
Bill Quinn
as Conductor (4 Episodes)
Jim Boles
as Brewster (2 Episodes) , Eldred Miller (1 Episode) , Garvey (1 Episode)
Brian Part
as Carl Sanderson Edwards (3 Episodes) , Carl Edwards (1 Episode)
Royal Dano
as Mr. Hector Webb (3 Episodes)
Cletus Young
as Cole Parker (3 Episodes)
Alvy Moore
as Mr. Crowley (3 Episodes)
Richard Jaeckel
as Irv Hartwig (3 Episodes)
Elizabeth Hoffman
as Miss Mason (3 Episodes)
John Joseph Thomas
as Spence (3 Episodes)
John Zaremba
as Judge Adams (3 Episodes)
Hermione Baddeley
as Kezia (2 Episodes) , Kezia Horn (1 Episode)
Matt Clark
as Eric Boulton (2 Episodes) , Seth Berwick (1 Episode)
Bryce Berg
as Boy (1 Episode) , Jason (1 Episode) , Teddy (1 Episode)
E J Andre
as St. Peter (1 Episode) , Jed Cooper (1 Episode) , Zachariah (1 Episode)
Georgia Schmidt
as Mrs. Grandy (2 Episodes)
Ike Eisenmann
as Viktor Pyatakov (2 Episodes)
Roger Bowen
as Samuel Mason (2 Episodes)
Jeff Corey
as Judge Parker (2 Episodes)
Susan French
as Virginia Davenport (2 Episodes)
Don Collier
as Sheriff (2 Episodes)
Ray Bolger
as Toby Noe (2 Episodes)
Tom Rosqui
as Matthew Dobbs (2 Episodes)
Nicholas Pryor
as — (2 Episodes)
Walter Brooke
as Sandler (2 Episodes)
James Cromwell
as Harve Miller (2 Episodes)
Melora Hardin
as Belinda Stevens (2 Episodes)
Frank De Kova
as Chief Kilowatt (2 Episodes)
Jimmy Mcnichol
as Harry Baker (2 Episodes)
Christopher Bowman
as George (2 Episodes)
Anthony Zerbe
as Dr. Joshua McQueen (2 Episodes)
Olivia Barash
as Sylvia Webb (2 Episodes)
Parley Baer
as Mr. Williams (2 Episodes)
Jack Ging
as Marshal Anders (2 Episodes)
Patrick Cranshaw
as Spokes (2 Episodes)
Geoffrey Lewis
as Cole Younger (2 Episodes)
Don Dubbins
as Jim Bowers (2 Episodes)
Billy Barty
as Owen (2 Episodes)
Ford Rainey
as Dr. Burke (2 Episodes)
Patricia Neal
as Julia Sanderson (2 Episodes)
John Bennett Perry
as Russell Matthews (2 Episodes)
Tony Becker
as Zeke (2 Episodes)
Katy Kurtzman
as Anna Gillberg (1 Episode) , Young Caroline (1 Episode)
Herb Armstrong
as Harold (2 Episodes)
Steve Shaw
as Dylan Whittaker (2 Episodes)
Kurt Smildsin
as Tracy (Featuring) (2 Episodes)
Jon Lormer
as Jeremy Tyler (2 Episodes)
Peter Hobbs
as Atty. Arthur Davis (2 Episodes)
Eric Shea
as Jason (2 Episodes)
Olan Soule
as Ticket Agent (2 Episodes)
Hugh Warden
as Amos Phipps (2 Episodes)
Ronnie Scribner
as Randall Page (2 Episodes)
Lurene Tuttle
as Anna Simms (2 Episodes)
James Griffith
as Dandy Davis (2 Episodes)
Michael Pataki
as Stanley Novack (2 Episodes)
Raymond Guth
as Dixon (as Ray Guth) (2 Episodes)
Dick Alexander
as Sergeant (2 Episodes)
Melissa Francis
as Cassandra Cooper (2 Episodes)
William Schallert
as Dean Russell Harmon (1 Episode) , Snell (1 Episode)
Ted Gehring
as Ebenezer Sprague (2 Episodes)
Kelly Thordsen
as Baker Makay (2 Episodes)
J Edward Mckinley
as Conductor (1 Episode) , Phillips (Co-Starring) (1 Episode)
Jack Lilley
as First Man (1 Episode) , Townsman (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Larry Golden
as Reverend Phillips (1 Episode) , Abel (1 Episode)
Dawn Biglay
as Tana (1 Episode) , Yellow Feather (1 Episode)
Walker Edmiston
as Mr. Frederick Deerling (1 Episode) , Mr. Stohler (1 Episode)
Lou Fant
as Reverend Corliss (1 Episode) , Nathan Page (1 Episode)
Tom Clancy
as Shaughnessy (1 Episode) , Dan Reardon (1 Episode)
J S Joe Young
as Zacc McCabe (1 Episode) , Head Guard (1 Episode)
Dan Priest
as Conductor (1 Episode) , Station Master (1 Episode)
Ivan Bonar
as Mr. Case (2 Episodes)
Patricia Donahue
as Mrs. Slater (1 Episode)
Leo Gordon
as Milo Stavroupolis (1 Episode)
David Faustino
as Josh (1 Episode)
Jonathan Banks
as Jed (1 Episode)
Barry Sullivan
as Frederick Holbrook (1 Episode)
Peter Billingsley
as — (1 Episode)
Don Beddoe
as — (1 Episode)
Royce D Applegate
as — (1 Episode)
Stephen Manley
as — (1 Episode)
John Larch
as Arthur Mahoney (1 Episode)
Keith Coogan
as Timothy (1 Episode)
Jerry Supiran
as — (1 Episode)
R D Call
as — (1 Episode)
Sherri Stoner
as — (1 Episode)
Vera Miles
as Ruthy Leland (1 Episode)
Philip Abbott
as Giles Kendall (1 Episode)
Wendy Schaal
as Christie Norton (1 Episode)
Elizabeth Rogers
as — (1 Episode)
Don Marshall
as — (1 Episode)
William Traylor
as Pete Ellerbee (1 Episode)
Philip Carey
as Commander Kaiser (1 Episode)
M Emmet Walsh
as Callahan (1 Episode)
Wiley Harker
as — (1 Episode)
William Benedict
as Reverend Lyman (1 Episode)
Suzanne Rogers
as Molly Reardon (1 Episode)
Lynn Cartwright
as Florence Garner Platz (1 Episode)
Ralph Bellamy
as Dr. Marvin Haynes (1 Episode)
King Moody
as Otto Schiller (1 Episode)
Don Starr
as Zucker (1 Episode)
Richard Farnsworth
as Wall (as Dick Farnsworth) (1 Episode)
Jill Schoelen
as Jane Canfield (1 Episode)
George D Wallace
as Perkins (1 Episode)
John Ireland
as Frank Carlin (1 Episode)
Mike Lookinland
as Boy on Train (1 Episode)
Ivor Francis
as Varnum (1 Episode)
Professor Toru Tanaka
as — (1 Episode)
Kathryn Leigh Scott
as Belle Harrison (1 Episode)
Ysabel Maccloskey
as Widow Mumford (1 Episode)
Lance Kerwin
as Danny Peters (1 Episode)
Mariette Hartley
as Elizabeth Thurmond (1 Episode)
Harris Yulin
as John Stewart (1 Episode)
Steve Eastin
as Shell game barker (1 Episode)
Diane Shalet
as — (1 Episode)
Robert Loggia
as Thomas Stark (1 Episode)
Anne Ramsey
as Mrs. Schiller (1 Episode)
Beth Howland
as Clerk (1 Episode)
Josephine Hutchinson
as Amy O'Hara Hearn (1 Episode)
Terrence Evans
as — (1 Episode)
Donald Moffat
as Nathaniel Mears (1 Episode)
Marcus Chong
as Samson (1 Episode)
George Furth
as Hannibal Godfrey (1 Episode)
Lew Ayres
as — (1 Episode)
Jenny Sullivan
as Leslie Harper (1 Episode)
Michael Conrad
as Broder (1 Episode)
James Shigeta
as Sam Wing (1 Episode)
Lisa Lyon
as Lilly Baldwin (1 Episode)
Ward Costello
as Jeremy Unger (1 Episode)
Judson Pratt
as Sam Wallace (1 Episode)
Kenneth Tobey
as Barrett (1 Episode)
Cliff Emmich
as John Bevins (1 Episode)
Dirk Blocker
as Abel Makay (1 Episode)
Robert Tessier
as Chief Jack Lame Horse (1 Episode)
Kim Richards
as Olga Nordstrom (1 Episode)
Ernest Borgnine
as Jonathan (1 Episode)
Clay O Brien
as Henry Henderson (1 Episode)
Red Buttons
as William 'Willie' O'Hara (1 Episode)
Ralph Manza
as — (1 Episode)
Michael Sharrett
as Peter Lundstrom (1 Episode)
Luana Anders
as Lottie McGinnis (1 Episode)
Chuck Hayward
as Cosby (1 Episode)
Richard Basehart
as Hannibal Applewood (1 Episode)
Todd Bridges
as Solomon Henry (1 Episode)
Richard Mulligan
as Granville Whipple (1 Episode)
Anne Archer
as Kate Thorvald (1 Episode)
Eileen Ryan
as Mrs. Kennedy (1 Episode)
Mitch Vogel
as Johnny Johnson (1 Episode)
Collin Wilcox Paxton
as Beth Novak (1 Episode)
June Carter Cash
as Mattie Hodgekiss (1 Episode)
Willie Aames
as Seth Johnson (1 Episode)
Arthur Space
as Phineas Jenks (1 Episode)
Kraig Metzinger
as Denzil McCauley (1 Episode)
John Crawford
as Ben Shelby (1 Episode)
Ross Elliott
as — (1 Episode)
William Cort
as Dr. Mayo (1 Episode)
Harry Carey Jr
as Sheriff Pike (1 Episode)
Owen Bush
as — (1 Episode)
George Dickerson
as Mr. Rooney (1 Episode)
Mona Bruns
as — (1 Episode)
Dennis Lipscomb
as — (1 Episode)
Phillip Pine
as Winthrop Morgan (1 Episode)
William Phipps
as — (1 Episode)
Donald Petrie
as — (1 Episode)
Marlene Warfield
as — (1 Episode)
Eric Christmas
as Dewey (1 Episode)
Darlene Conley
as — (1 Episode)
Lucille Benson
as Miss Trimble (1 Episode)
Tom Lester
as — (1 Episode)
Robin Harlan
as Myra Louise (1 Episode)
William Keene
as — (1 Episode)
John Furlong
as Cop (1 Episode)
Ernie Hudson
as William Thomas (1 Episode)
Hal Smith
as — (1 Episode)
Gregory Walcott
as Slick McBurney (1 Episode)
Charles Lane
as — (1 Episode)
Tammy Lauren
as Elizabeth Stark (1 Episode)
Barbara Tarbuck
as Beth Tomkins (Co-Starring) (1 Episode)
Michael Landon Jr
as Jim (1 Episode)
David Opatoshu
as Taylor Nash (1 Episode)
John Anderson
as Amos Pike (1 Episode)
Carolyn Conwell
as Bess Slade (1 Episode)
Leonard Barr
as Proprietor (1 Episode)
Gil Gerard
as Chris Nelson (1 Episode)
Katherine Woodville
as Bess Bevins (1 Episode)
Nicolas Coster
as Lansford Ingalls (1 Episode)
Paul Brinegar
as Glover (1 Episode)
Stephen Elliott
as — (1 Episode)
Madeleine Stowe
as Annie Crane (1 Episode)
Sean Frye
as Jason (1 Episode)
Paula Shaw
as Angela (1 Episode)
Helen Kleeb
as Miss Conley (1 Episode)
Dolph Sweet
as Swaggart (1 Episode)
Ruth Mcdevitt
as Maddie Elder (1 Episode)
Theodore Bikel
as Yuli Pyatakov (1 Episode)
Allan Rich
as Otto Ripley (1 Episode)
Johnny Cash
as Caleb Hodgekiss (1 Episode)
K T Stevens
as Mrs. Cullers (1 Episode)
Nick Ramus
as Little Crow (1 Episode)
Russ Marin
as Man (1 Episode)
Nehemiah Persoff
as Mr. Olaf Lundstrom (1 Episode)
Bert Kramer
as Timothy Harrison (1 Episode)
Jan Sterling
as Laura Colby Ingalls (1 Episode)
Sean Penn
as Boy (uncredited) (1 Episode)
James B Sikking
as Mr. Franklin (1 Episode)
Rick Hurst
as Jacob Jacobsen (1 Episode)
Woodrow Parfrey
as Reverend Pritchard (1 Episode)
Ken Berry
as London (1 Episode)
Jim Lau
as — (1 Episode)
Liam Sullivan
as Dillon Hyde (1 Episode)
Todd Susman
as — (1 Episode)
Jack Kruschen
as — (1 Episode)
Orville Sherman
as Headmaster (1 Episode)
Milton Selzer
as Elija Pattman (1 Episode)
Eldon Quick
as Teller (1 Episode)
William Prince
as Mr. Broxton (1 Episode)
Gene Dynarski
as Jedediah (1 Episode)
Brion James
as — (1 Episode)
Marie Denn
as Alice's Mother (1 Episode)
Forrest Tucker
as Jim Tyler (1 Episode)
Charles Aidman
as Sam Dobkins (1 Episode)
Hugo Stanger
as — (1 Episode)
John Milford
as O'Connell (1 Episode)
Charles Cioffi
as Bret Harper (1 Episode)
Burr Debenning
as Dr. Asa T. Logan (1 Episode)
John Hillerman
as Sterling Murdock (1 Episode)
Don Pedro Colley
as Dr. Tane (1 Episode)
George Murdock
as Jeremy Stokes (1 Episode)
Mel Stewart
as Hertzell Lundy (1 Episode)
James O Sullivan
as — (1 Episode)
Betty Lynn
as Bridget (1 Episode)
Don Knight
as Jack Peters (1 Episode)
Moosie Drier
as Junior Barrett (1 Episode)
Steffen Zacharias
as Jamie Dent (1 Episode)
Mark Lenard
as Peter Ingalls (1 Episode)
Stuart Nisbet
as Jenkins (1 Episode)
John C Becher
as — (1 Episode)
Robert Torti
as — (1 Episode)
Chris Hendrie
as — (1 Episode)
Milton Parsons
as Thaddeus Moon (1 Episode)
Chuck Mccann
as Tinker Jones (1 Episode)
Victor Izay
as Dr. Jenkins (1 Episode)
John Brandon
as Freighter (1 Episode)
Rance Howard
as Simpson (1 Episode)
Mitzi Hoag
as Ellen Dobkins (1 Episode)
Frank Marth
as Lewis Ford (1 Episode)
Hope Summers
as Addie Bjornesen (1 Episode)
Ann Doran
as Helen Tyler (1 Episode)
Cooper Huckabee
as Herman Stone (1 Episode)
Terry Lumley
as Connie Faraday (1 Episode)
John Carter
as Ted McGinnis (1 Episode)
Burke Byrnes
as Watkins (1 Episode)
Brian Libby
as Jake (1 Episode)
Frank Ferguson
as Calder (1 Episode)
John Dukakis
as Tim Mahoney (1 Episode)
Paul Larson
as Pendergast (1 Episode)
Cal Bowman
as Abel Thorn (1 Episode)
Scott Garrett
as Hiram (1 Episode)
E M Margolese
as Benjamin Cohen (1 Episode)
Bea Silvern
as Edna Cohen (1 Episode)
Michele Marsh
as Constance Stark (1 Episode)
Randy Gray
as Wayne (1 Episode)
Sean Marshall
as Boy Feigning Sickness (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Rachel Longaker
as Ginny Clark (1 Episode)
Suzy Barbieri
as Leslie Barton (1 Episode)
Jim Jeter
as Dorfler (1 Episode)
Herbert Nelson
as Hancock (1 Episode)
Richard Stanley
as Wesley Cox (1 Episode)
Bernie Kuby
as Conductor (1 Episode)
William Mullikin
as Hotel Clerk (1 Episode)
Hank Stohl
as Reporter (1 Episode)
Michael Dan Wagner
as Chairman (1 Episode)
Joseph G Medalis
as Train Waiter (1 Episode)
Len Lawson
as Bellboy (1 Episode)
Raymond St Jacques
as Manager L. Moody (1 Episode)
Ramon Bieri
as Liam O'Neill (1 Episode)
Ray Walston
as Jimmy Hart (1 Episode)
Maggie Brown
as Birdie Bennett (1 Episode)
Eve Brent
as Elna Jacobsen (1 Episode)
Bill Zuckert
as Tom Cassidy (1 Episode)
Joe Haworth
as Williams (1 Episode)
Wayne Heffley
as Mr. Kennedy (1 Episode)
Robert Hoffman
as Sandy Kennedy (1 Episode)
Cindy Moore
as Sarah (1 Episode)
Michael Rougas
as Dr. Canby (1 Episode)
Burl Ives
as Sam Shelby (1 Episode)
Helen Stenborg
as Betty Bowers (1 Episode)
Robert Gibbons
as Mason (1 Episode)
Johnny Timko
as Henry McGinnis (1 Episode)
Christopher Page
as Joey Bowers (1 Episode)
Aaron Fletcher
as Peetrie (1 Episode)
David Downing
as Jackson Henry (1 Episode)
Frederic Downs
as Mr. Kramer (1 Episode)
Fred Stuthman
as Judge (1 Episode)
Lidia Kristen
as Mrs. Gillberg (1 Episode)
Eric Olson
as Elmer Dobkins (1 Episode)
John Herbsleb
as Joel Turner (1 Episode)
Dermott Downs
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Wade Alberty
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Larry Pennell
as Ben Griffin (1 Episode)
Wil Albert
as Mr. Delano (1 Episode)
Robert Forward
as Harlan (1 Episode)
Vernon Weddle
as Assayer Andy Anderson (1 Episode)
Alan Mcrae
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Vanna Salviati
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Sparky Watt
as Mr. Sawyer (1 Episode)
Dick Armstrong
as Grady Jennings (1 Episode)
James Wainwright
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Corinne Camacho
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Ken Johnson
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Mia Bendixsen
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Bernard Behrens
as Bailey Farrell (1 Episode)
Johnny Doran
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Joshua Bryant
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Bob Marsic
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Montana Smoyer
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Richard O Brien
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Guillermo San Juan
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Vivian Brown
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Brett Ericson
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Chief Gernonimo Kuth Le
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Hal Riddle
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James Mendenhall
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David Hooks
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Michelle Downey
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Ivan Wideman
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William Wintersole
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Patrick Sullivan Burke
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Alvin Kupperman
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Eileen Heckart
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Ellen Regan
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Dain Turner
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Nathan Adler
as Dr. Fromm (1 Episode)
Bill Mclean
as Clerk (1 Episode)
Melinda Cordell
as Gwen Whittaker (1 Episode)
Ken O Brien
as Ferret (1 Episode)
Richard Lockmiller
as Jacob (1 Episode)
Tiger Williams
as Simon (1 Episode)
Dolores Mann
as Mrs. Tilley (1 Episode)
Ken Letner
as Mr. Tilley (1 Episode)
Naomi White
as Receptionist (1 Episode)
Troy Melton
as Stage Driver (1 Episode)
Harriet Gibson
as Annabelle (1 Episode)
Iris Korn
as Anna Craig (1 Episode)
Nora Meerbaum
as Anna Stavroupolis (1 Episode)
Jack Yates
as Hans Mueller (1 Episode)
Jennifer Rhodes
as Nurse (1 Episode)
Charles Julian
as Bookie (1 Episode)
Henry Bal
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George Aguilar
as Brave #1 (1 Episode)
Bryson G Liberty
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Ramon Chavez
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Rosa Hamilton
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James Olson
as Reverend Jacob Danforth (1 Episode)
Francesca Jarvis
as Hilda (1 Episode)
Henry Kendrick
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Babs Bram
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Dave Morick
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Mary Hamill
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Richard Donat
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Timothy Wead
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Rick Segall
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Richard Kennedy
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Sandy Ward
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Harry Pugh
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Todd Thompson
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James Gallery
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Mary Elizabeth Corrigan
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Terrence O Connor
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Ron Doyle
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Barbara Beckley
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Jim Antonio
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Woody Eney
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Aileen Fitzpatrick
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Starletta Dupois
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De Voreaux White
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Terry Wagner Otis
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Sunshine Parker
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Donald Elson
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Vince Tortell
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Dago Dimster
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Lawrence Moran
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Dee Croxton
as Mrs. Jackson, Secretary, Ellen Fisher
Bob Hoy
as Morgan, Fireman, Ben Slick
Ancel Cook
as Caulder, Farmer #1, Miles Caulder
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as Josie
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as Dr. Marx, Dr. Stanfill
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John Steadman
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Darrell Zwerling
as Horace Benson
Sarah Miller
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as Mrs. Kennedy, Mother
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as Jake Barky, Kelly
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as Boy #1
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as Farmer #1, Flint
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as Nurse Johnson
Tom Pletts
as Arnie Cramer, Customer
Martha Nix
as Amy Cassidy, Holly
Margaret Wheeler
as Old Woman, Lady
Robin Muir
as Polly Ingalls, Maureen
Joan Tompkins
as Adele Larrabee, Mrs. Parsons
Rayford Barnes
as Taylor, Bert Henderson
Michael P Alan
as Joey, Peter
Robert Boon
as Sven Johanssen
Laurie Lusher
as Nurse
Chad Cowgill
as Boy, Boy #1
Sheldon Allman
as Jason Anders
Casey Erickson
as Delivery Boy, Young Man
Sandy Rosenthal
as Chair Dump Barker, Reporter
Sheldon Coburn
as Dr. Washburn
Lorrie Blower
as Nurse Nelson
Tobias Anderson
as Hank Mays
Lisa Pera
as Fanya Pyatakov, Maria Schiller
Will Macmillan
as 3rd Man, Bartender
Richard Fullerton
as Glover
Leroy Sweet
as Collins, Burly Customer
Roy Gunsberg
as Caleb, Stablemaster
Robert Balderson
as Man #2, Lester
Warner Mckay
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Charles Young
as Cowboy, 1st Thug
Donald Brenon
as Jury Foreman, Cooley
Robert Ulrich
as Customer #2, Restaurant Customer
Christian Berrigan
as Lem
Giselle Seibert
as Marcy
Gerry Gaylor
as Sylvia Anders
Paul Barselou
as Herb Gooder
Robert Wexler
as Clown #1, Mr. Pims
Michael Griswold
as Sergeant Bates, Sergent Bates
Thomas Murphy
as Customer, Farmer #2
Jon M Benson
as Officer
Shonda Whipple
as Tami
Peter Griggs
as Bailiff, Jury Foreman
Jason Tucker
as Stuart Bayless
Tom Kindle
as Jason
Ken Hill
as Lawyer
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as Jenny
Cal Bellini
as Brave
Sean Mcclory
as Sandy Nelson
Virginia Kiser
as Charlotte Holbrook
Writers
31Ande Lamb
Writers
Ann Beckett
story by1 episode • 1975
Arthur Heinemann
story by2 episodes • 1975–1977, teleplay by2 episodes • 1975–1977
B W Sandefur
teleplay by2 episodes • 1975–1977
Blanche Hanalis
Writer
Bradley Berwick
story by1 episode • 1977
Byron Twiggs
story by1 episode • 1975
Carole Raschella
story by2 episodes • 1978
Chris Abbott
story editor1 episode • 1981, story editor21 episodes • 1981–1982
Dale Eunson
story by1 episode • 1977, teleplay by1 episode • 1977
Don Balluck
story by1 episode • 1982, teleplay by1 episode • 1982, executive story consultant66 episodes • 1980–1983
Ernie Durham
story by1 episode • 1976
Gerry Day
teleplay by1 episode • 1975
Hindi Brooks
story by1 episode • 1978
Jean Rouverol
story by1 episode • 1974
John Hawkins
teleplay by5 episodes • 1974–1976, story by2 episodes • 1974–1975, executive story consultant22 episodes • 1977–1978
John Meston
story by1 episode • 1975
John T Dugan
teleplay by5 episodes • 1977–1979, story by4 episodes • 1977–1978, executive story consultant / story consultant56 episodes • 1978–1980
Joseph Bonaduce
story by1 episode • 1975
Kenneth Hunter
story by1 episode • 1979
Lawrence Konner
story by (as Lawrence M. Konner)1 episode • 1977
Michael Landon
teleplay by2 episodes • 1975–1977, story by1 episode • 1975
Michael Raschella
story by2 episodes • 1978
Pamela Balluck
story by1 episode • 1982
Preston Wood
story by2 episodes • 1975
Ray Berwick
story by1 episode • 1977
Ray Goldrup
story by1 episode • 1975, teleplay by1 episode • 1975
Robert F Metzler
story by1 episode • 1977
Ward Hawkins
teleplay by4 episodes • 1974–1975, story by2 episodes • 1975, story editor11 episodes • 1974–1975
William Keys
story by1 episode • 1975
William Putman
teleplay by1 episode • 1974
Producers
9B W Sandefur
co-producer / producer37 episodes • 1975–1977
Ed Friendly
executive producer1 episode • 1974
Gary L Wohlleben
associate producer22 episodes • 1982–1983
John Hawkins
producer / co-producer71 episodes • 1974–1978
Kent Mccray
associate producer / producer203 episodes • 1974–1983
Marvin Coil
associate producer44 episodes • 1981–1983
Michael Landon
executive producer204 episodes • 1974–1983
William F Claxton
producer37 episodes • 1977–1981
Winston Miller
producer7 episodes • 1974
Other crew
217Dennis W Peeples
(as Dennis Peeples)12 episodes • 1974–1978
Donald E Webb
(as Don Webb)187 episodes • 1974–1983
Michael Ray Rhodes
(as Michael Rhodes)1 episode • 1983
Morris Hoffman
(as Morey Hoffman)3 episodes • 1977
Susan Mccray
(as Susan Sukman)151 episodes • 1976–1983
Alf Kjellin
1 episode • 1974
Lewis Allen
1 episode • 1975
John M Dwyer
1 episode • 1982
Joseph Pevney
1 episode • 1982
Victor Lobl
1 episode • 1982
Larry Strong
1 episode • 1983
Trevor Williams
10 episodes • 1974
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Little House on the Prairie(1974)
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