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Netflix’s ‘Little House On The Prairie’ Rotten Tomatoes Review Score Is In
Netflix is going back 50 years for its newest project, a reboot of Little House on the Prairie, last seen on TV in 1974. That series itself was based on the Laura Ingalls Wilder book series published in 1935. So yes, we are approaching a 100-year-old story.
Little House on the Prairie has debuted on Netflix at #2, behind only the ever-present Worst Neighbor Ever true crime anthology. That’s higher than the well-performing I Will Find You, the latest season of Sullivan’s Crossing and the 100% scored Dark Winds.
Little House on the Prairie has its own Rotten Tomatoes score in, and it currently sits at a good, perhaps not incredible 77% among critics with a few dozen reviews in so far. The audience score is a lower 61%, but there are only a tiny number of reviews in there, and few have likely watched it all the way through yet.
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Little House on the Prairie review – this reboot will have you sobbing for a simpler world by episode four
Like tradwifery for children, this revamp of the 19th-century settlers show is a precision-tooled and well-oiled machine. Itâs a cosy world full of faith, hope and the American way
I never actually watched an episode of Little House on the Prairie, though it bestrode my late 70s-early 80sâ childhood like a ginghamed colossus. This is for the simple reason that Michael Landonâs bouffant hair frightened me. Bouffant hair is such a bad thing. But so great is the power of both the cultural cringe and osmosis that even the most militant Britisher of a certain age has absorbed to some degree the story of the pioneering Ingalls family and its on-screen aesthetic. For the younger folk â itâs tradwifery for children.
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