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Family Quarrel

Episode aired Jan 15, 1975
TV-PG
50m

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7.9/10

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Richard Bull and Katherine MacGregor in Little House on the Prairie (1974)

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Divorce looms when Nels and his dog storm away from Harriet and the mercantile after the Olesons quarrel over the price of eggs. But the situation only gets more muddled when the townsfolk t... Read allDivorce looms when Nels and his dog storm away from Harriet and the mercantile after the Olesons quarrel over the price of eggs. But the situation only gets more muddled when the townsfolk try to help them reconcile, prompting Harriet to pack her bags and causing some to wonder, ... Read allDivorce looms when Nels and his dog storm away from Harriet and the mercantile after the Olesons quarrel over the price of eggs. But the situation only gets more muddled when the townsfolk try to help them reconcile, prompting Harriet to pack her bags and causing some to wonder, a little wistfully, if Walnut Grove wouldn't be more peaceful if the volatile woman left t... Read all

Director
- William F. Claxton
Writers
- Laura Ingalls Wilder
- Ward Hawkins
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IMDb RATING

7.9/10

448

YOUR RATING

Director
- William F. Claxton
Writers
- Laura Ingalls Wilder
- Ward Hawkins
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Romance

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

Western

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Goofs
In a previous submission, it is suggested that at the end when Mr. Ingalls says he will have enough time to turn the wagon around, but when Mrs. Ingalls leaves the store, the wagon is facing the same way. If you look closely, when they arrive they are on one side of the store and when Mrs. Ingalls leaves the store, they are on the other side of the door, meaning the wagon was turned and is now facing the opposite direction.

Quotes
Caroline Ingalls: There are times when I think men are the most senseless creatures in the world.
Charles Ingalls: Thank you.
Caroline Ingalls: Present company excepted, of course.
Charles Ingalls: What did the rest of these men do to upset you so much?
Caroline Ingalls: Someone... I think it was Dr. Baker... talked Mr. Hansen into making an attempt at courting Harriet Olsen.
Charles Ingalls: What?
Caroline Ingalls: I suppose to make Mr. Olsen so jealous, he'd come running back and take her in his arms.
Charles Ingalls: Well, what did Mrs. Olsen think about that?
Caroline Ingalls: Well, what any decent women would think. She was shocked. She was so shocked she... sh...
Charles Ingalls: She what?
Caroline Ingalls: She threw a whole scoop of flour on him.
Charles Ingalls: Oh, was she out of eggs?

Crazy credits
During the ending credits on the DVD of this episode, Laura and Jack are seen skipping down the hill - the same as every other episode in the series. However rather than ending at a freeze-frame of Laura jumping in the air as usual, it instead shows her landing after her jump and swinging her arms, standing proudly. This is the only episode which ends without the freeze-frame.

Connections
Featured in Weekend Today: Episode dated 20 May 2007 (2007)

Soundtracks
Onward, Christian Soldiers
(uncredited)
Music by Arthur Sullivan
Lyrics by Sabine Baring-Gould
Sung by church congregation

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