The Third Miracle

Episode aired Oct 8, 1979
TV-PG
50m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

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DramaFamilyRomanceWestern

During a trip to a teaching awards ceremony in Minneapolis, the stagecoach that Adam, Mary and a pregnant woman named Marge are riding in is involved in a rollover accident. Mary is the only... Read allDuring a trip to a teaching awards ceremony in Minneapolis, the stagecoach that Adam, Mary and a pregnant woman named Marge are riding in is involved in a rollover accident. Mary is the only one who is able to free herself and is left to rely on her own wits to find help. Meanwhi... Read allDuring a trip to a teaching awards ceremony in Minneapolis, the stagecoach that Adam, Mary and a pregnant woman named Marge are riding in is involved in a rollover accident. Mary is the only one who is able to free herself and is left to rely on her own wits to find help. Meanwhile, Laura and Albert give Nellie and Mrs. Oleson quite a buzz when the Ingalls' youths off... Read all

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Romance

John Wayne and Harry Carey Jr. in The Searchers (1956)

Western

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Goofs
In this story, Mary's old glasses cause a fire, which is how Charles and Jonathan find the wrecked stagecoach. In reality, her glasses could not start a fire. They were used to correct Mary's nearsightedness, and the shape of the lenses is not the kind that will start a fire under the circumstances shown in this story.

Quotes
Albert Quinn Ingalls: Mrs. Oleson has got us, Laura. I guess we'll have to sell our hive too.
Laura Ingalls: What? But there's...
Albert Quinn Ingalls: No buts! You can't beat a good business woman like Mrs. Oleson. Ma'am?
Harriet Oleson: Mm hm?
Albert Quinn Ingalls: You've got us over a barrel, so we'll just have to sell you our main hive.
Harriet Oleson: Main hive?
Albert Quinn Ingalls: Yep. We were gonna make a fortune off it, but we need that $57.60. For that price we'll throw in the hive.
Harriet Oleson: Well...
Albert Quinn Ingalls: It produces hundreds of pounds a year. It's breaking my heart to give it up.
Harriet Oleson: Oh... Hundreds of pounds a year. My... Well, that would keep Nellie's restaurant in sweets for... forever! Well, you've got a deal!
Albert Quinn Ingalls: You and Nellie will have to pick the hide up yourselves. Pa said I could use his wagon just this once.
Harriet Oleson: Oh? Well, isn't that kinda dangerous?
Albert Quinn Ingalls: Oh, heck no! They're practically tame. Besides, if you pick them up after sunup, they'll all be takin' their morning naps.